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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1894
Page
2
Scranton wins a dramatic twelfth inning victory as Phelan and Maskey spark a late rally. Allentown fails to score in the twelfth and Scranton seizes the lead backed by key hits from Westlake and Roge, with strong fielding supporting the comeback in the pennant chase.
In a tense game, Scranton led by Kelly and Browning faced Hodson and Baldwin. A late eighth inning error and Doran two-base hit sparked a comeback, tying the score before extra frames, as old guard and visitors traded blows and massed runs through ten innings.
The report lists multiple games with teams Harrisburg Pottsville Hazleton Easton Altoona and Huston among others. It records batters pitchers errors and umpires including Mitchell Corcoran and names like Hughes Siegins Fairhurst and Cote. Results show mixed innings with scores and fielding errors across several matchups.
Fragmentary scoreline shows Troy 14 vs Binghamton 1, Buffalo Wy Bpeingerlied 10, Providence Bria 1, Syracuae 10, Wilkes-Barre 4. Names and places appear garbled. cannot confirm teams or dates.
A note on a parade plan urges club rivalry for the largest wheelmen turnout. A 8 pm parade start is planned and entries from regional clubs are expected to boost the event.
In Carbondale society news a ball at Key stone hall is announced for January 19 with local caller 0 E Ensign from Waymart. The Lyceum Opera Company promotes its Pirates of Penzance production with a Jan 16 report. Hotel American work nears completion as a new uptown hotel nears opening. Stella Hathaway heads to Preston Park Lodge for the season start. Brooklyn visitor Miss David Zloley stays with Mrs Ki Manville in Oak Cliff Farview. Rev E J Balsley departs for Lancaster. Chauncey Hurt and M K Hurry buy South Spring street lots for future home projects. Anon Laniod of Huffble NY cites Bur duck Moo Bitters as curing stomach ills and dizziness.
Three men resisting arrest near Susquehanna were sent to Justice Tiffany who ordered one six months in Montrose jail and the other two thirty days each. Chief McMahon of Susquehanna escorted the prisoners toward the county jail as details emerged.
A dieter testifies to using Bovinine for over a year in a severe nervous dyspepsia case and finds it far superior to other meat extract foods as a dietary aid.
An OCR snippet lists Pennsylvania and New Jersey institutions including University of Pennsylvania and Princeton, with garbled names and terms like batteries and showuhuth. The text shows scattered mentions of universities and people, but no clear events or dates.
The notice offers jobs and services including washing by day, shorthand knowledge, and clerical work. Appeals target a middle aged woman for washing or scrubbing and a young man for office or writing work as possible hires. Address details provided for responses.
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Glints from the diamond report several local games with mixed results. The Young Man's Christian Union Barre Hall team of Olyphant defeated Adonis 10 to 2, Higgins benched for poor discipline, and the American Stars beat Poem Avenue Stars 7 to 1 at Penn Avenue ground. The Jane Boys Groans loaned players to St Thomas College, with a pending board settlement at a baseball association meeting. Scranton Juniors won 14 to 5 over Boat Bracks, listing roster details for Tierney Moyer Cooper and others.
A banner across Tackawannon avenue advertises the Scranton club bike meet on July 4. The club house on Washington avenue is decorated with banners and signs. Members meet nightly and are enthusiastic about the enterprise.
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