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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1897

Page

3

Rain Delays Scranton Wilkes Barre Games In Eastern League

Rain interrupted scheduled games in Scranton and Wilkes Barres as Eastern League standings shift with Rochester dropping, Buffalo and Toronto winning. Miners rise to fifth, stronger hitting noted from Meaney OBrien Bonner and Magan while team work and base running are questioned.

Scranton Minera Rochester Firewines Buffalo Toronto Stars Bisons Wilkes-Barre Meaney Jusgenes Oo O'Brien Borner Magan Speidinger Obrien Maguire Harper Ron Moree Gillon Diags Oppornenia Bonner Ming Kagan Gms A.B. H P.O. A. Bate Daeseeseees Essepeereses A.m Gunmon Eeenseeesssease Uysssees al Onnoy Aguire Ease Buffato Rochester Springfield Providence Eeneae Bcranton Sisgeceseree Perceningo Imedoe BgMeuse Esas Wilkes-Barre i

Bisons Triumph as Frary Homers in Hoosestat Game

The Blcony team powered past Rochester with key hits and strong pitching. Frary cleared the left field fence in the third inning while Bonders starred on the mound. A separate note from Syracuse shows Canada’s team faltering due to base running miscues and late hits leading to a Toronto win.

Bisons Hoohestat Blcony Rochester Bonders Frary Scone Ayracush ALB. Oo A. B. Hagan Sb Neveeevaen Garty I Hannon HE S.scceeeye Fimith Tasotte Flsvesgacers Bontebec Ceccsesees Potala Riseeeree Shaw Wills Toronto Tal Whit F Media Sonsegse McHale Cf Cpe Veees Oes Siveeversees Proeminn Wagner Taylor White McGaun Lush Burgan Garry Ryan Casey MeHale Agnor Behieheck Hagan Warner Aytor McHale Balle Willis Direen Wilco Dineen Loft Syracuse MecHale Freeman Vimpire Gaffney

Brady Denied Bid for St. Louis Ball Club

Associated Press dispatch from Philadelphia June 1 reports Billy Brady telling friends he sought the St. Louis franchise and would consider Corbett’s manager Dasuman for the Browns. Chris von Der Ahe denied receiving any offer and said no bid from Brady was received or contemplated.

Chris von der Aho Brady Ajs Associated Press Billy Brady St. Louis Corbett Firet Dasuman Browns Tribune Chris von der Ahe

Manager Dona van lands Rogers for Pittsburg club

Baltimore June 17 reports Manager Dona van of the Pittsburg club has accepted terms with former Louisville skipper Captain Rogers. He is ordered to report at once to play third base for Pittsburg. Hemming, who was mentioned, is noted in the fragmentary note.

Wilkes-Barre The Tribune Montreal Que Rowe Wilker- Barre Baltimore Donavan Pittsburg Rogers Louieville Hemming

Lancaster Wins Desperate Rain Soaked Game

Lancaster battles Richmond in a nippy rain drenched contest and survives a late fielders choice in the ninth to claim the victory. Beale and Roth, Schmidt and Steeman star as Lancaster earns all runs except the late scoring play. Umpires Waldman and Peartford.

Lancaster Richmond Boore RH Lancaster Battersea West Roth Schmidt Steeman Waldman

Scranton Club Rumors Denied by Officials

A Syracuse Herald piece alleging personnel changes at the Scranton club sparked rumors of Griffin as manager and other outfield swaps. Scranton owners insist Griffin remains in place, note Brooks and Beant deny moves, and dismiss Daly and Walters release plans as unfounded.

Byracuse Herald Tom Grooks Scranton Ollie Heard Randy Griffin Brooks Beant Beant Both Said That They Knew Nothing of Sick & Move Beard Rochester Gun Daly Walters Griffin Hrooka Byracuse Ben Dea Ps Herald Boyd Delya Evay Sen

Athletic events postponed in Pittston district meet

Severe weather forced postponement of West Side athletic events. Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Pittston athletes were ready to run on Saturday with Tim Quinnan and Frank Reese among entrants. Races rescheduled for Sunday afternoon with Gibbs, White and others in long jumps sprints and high jump polo vault events.

Pittston West Side Scranton Wilkes-Barre Tim Quinnan Frank Reese Pennsylvania Gibbs White Gregory Keller Coleman Marsh Dawkins Oswald Wyoming Seminary Luckawanna Valley

Ryan Burley Fight Ends In Draw Between Middleweights

The twelve round bout between Nick Burley of California and Jimmy Ryan of Australia ended in a draw after an agreement by the contestants that no decision would be awarded if both were standing after the twelfth round. Burley appeared the better man, twice putting Ryan on the defensive, but Ryan’s generalship kept him in contention.

Faltimore Nick Burley California Jimmy Ryan Australia Burley Hyan

Bald and Titus win professional events in New York circuit

Eddie Bald won the one mile open professional event in Cortland with a 68 second exhibition half. J Titus took second in the two mile hand professional while J A Newhouse, Quand I Gaten, and others placed in order with times listed.

New York

Little Welshman Jimmy Michael Sets Fifteen-Mile Record

Cambridge June 17 Jimmy Michael the Welabmban beat Edidie McDuffie on the Charles River Park track in America’s hottest mile bicycle race. He established a new fifteen mile paced competition record of 23 minutes 12 seconds leading through the race to the thirteenth mile.

Jimmy Michel Cambridge Masa Jimmy Michael Edidie McDuffie Charles River Park Moe America MefiumMe

National One Mile Championship Set For August Meet

Welshman leads by a length as the pro L A W national meet in Philadelphia August 4 to 7 promises keen battles. The mile event will crown the 97 mile champion and attract top American professionals to Willow Grove August 6 and 7 for deciding races and title honors.

Philadelphia United States Willow Grove

Peter Maher to Wed Quaker Wife in Philadelphia

Pugilist Peter Maher applied for a license to marry Miss Agnes Torphey of Philadelphia. After the formalities the license was issued and the wedding is expected to take place tomorrow.

Philadelphia Peter Maher Agnes Torphey Maher

Anthony Lawlor Bout Ends In Draw In San Francisco

In San Francisco on June 17 the Anthony Lawlor boxing match ended in a draw after ten rounds. The Elmer versus Ryan bout concluded quickly with Elmer winning in the second round.

San Francisco Anthony Lawlor Elmer-Ryan Elmer

Join the L A W Members urged to join before national Philadelphia meet

The League of American Wheelmen sees rapid Pennsylvania growth and a national meet in Philadelphia the first week of August expected to draw at least ten thousand visitors. Nonmembers are advised to apply early as membership credentials are required for admission and processing may take up to a month. Applications can go through any member or to the State division office at 668 Bourse Philadelphia.

League of American Wheelmen Pennsylvania Philadelphia League State Division

Uncle Nick Philosophizes on Outfield Assists and Rule Change

The writer reflects on Major League outfielders from a decade ago versus today, noting far more assists in 1884 era stars like Tom Brown and explaining how changes in batters choosing pitches and the older rule altered outfield dynamics. He cites pitchers Griffith and Nichola and argues that rule shifts, not skill alone, drove reduced assists and changed hitting behavior.

Nick Young Tom Brown Bateman Los Walst Griffith Chicago Nichola Boston Asa

Good Roads Advocate A. E. Stevenson Endorses Movement

The piece highlights A. E. Stevenson of Bloomington Illinois backing the League of American Wheelmen for better highways. It cites muddy central Illinois roads harming farmers and a fire in Massachusetts caused by poor access, urging reforms in road-building and public support for better country highways.

Adlal FE Stevenson League of American Wheelmen Iweree Markham Mr. Stevenson Bloomington Illinois McLean County Massachusetts

Roads and farmers call for better county roads

The writer argues that road improvements favor wheelmen but harm farmers and retailers as 407 horses fail to haul goods, corn rots in cribs, and grain troubles grow. He asks why farmers and merchants should not voice stronger objections to poor highways, citing Otto Dorner.

Otto Dorner

Races Postponed By Rain At Bethlehem Trotting Meet

Bethlehem Pa June 17 The circuit trotting races scheduled for today at Bethlehem were postponed due to rain. Special to the Geranten Tribune.

Geranten Tribune Bethlehem

Middleton in Olyphant Was to Play White and Others

Sporting notes state J Thomas Middleton of Olyphant would play James White of Old Forge or concede points to Richaby. He would take starts against Thorpe Reed and Thomas Reed. Signoff by Thomas H Middleton.

J. Thomas Middleton Olyphant James White Old Forge John Richaby William Thorpe Thomas Reed James Twins Thomas H. Middleton

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