Eastern League Standings Shaken by Weekend Results
Wilkes-Barre drops to fourth as Canucks crush Shanon’s White Sox. Buffalo and Scranton face off while Syracuse climbs to third. Toronto visits Wilkes-Barre and Rochester hosts Providence in today’s Eastern League schedule with Buffalo at Scranton and Syracuse at Springfiell.
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Scranton Bears Down Buffalo In High-Scoring Bout
Scranton defeated Buffalo 8 to 3 at the base ball park after a big crowd of about 1,200 watched a lively game. Meaney and Stearns led Scranton with timely hits while Buffalo struggled to score until late innings as McGinnis and the Buffalo defense faltered.
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Wilkes-Barre-Toronto game unfolds with miscues
Wilkes-Barre draws a listless nine to Toronto in a rough game. Campfield start weakly, Keenan settles in, Gray holds on as Toronto offense plates five runs off Campfield. Anecdotal highlights include Afe Maton at short and Freeman earning an ovation for Toronto. Weather clear. attendance ???. Toronto wins 7 to 7?
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National League Playoffs Dry as Rain Halts Key Matches
Four NL games occurred yesterday with Chicago at Cleveland and St Louis rained out while Cinchonati’s game was scrapped. Reaton starred for Brooklyn and Pittsburgh built a lead over Louisville. New York’s win over Washington tightened the race as Brooklyn and Philadelphia battled for seventh, with New York and Washington posting varied scorelines.
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Baseball scores and lineup notes from early season games
The Philadelphia and Baltimore teams posted a 10 to 1 result with Philadelphia racking up six errors to Baltimore’s two as Carney and Clemente combined for batteries while Murray umpired. Boston beat Brooklyn 18 to 13 with Bullivan Tenny Stivetts and Gangel behind the plate. Chicago game versus Cleveland postponed by rain. St Louis game with London team not played. earlier reports suggest a game may have occurred earlier in the season.
State League Scores and Exhibition Wrap Up
In Tingleton Hagleton Reading Crintinga the State League saw Reading beat Crintinga 3 2. Carbondale hosted Lancas ter de. Pollsville faced Mottaville ending 1 1 at Allen town. Syracuse Bars of the Eastern league defeated Chat yun 6 1 in an exhibition. Cambridge Harvard hosted Yale in a 7 4 game.
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Buffalos and Minookas Play Through Turbulent Ball Day
Scranton headlines recount Buffalos climbing from eighth to second with strong fielding by a third baseman and two base-saving stops by Huston. Early notes praise Big Bill Clark for the Giants debut, while Minookas defeat Alpine at Lackawanna Park with Blea and Walsh starring in batting and fielding.
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Sim Davis Wins Pigeon Shooting Match at Base Ball Park
Sim Davis defeated David Davis of Taylor in a $100 pigeon shooting match at the Base Ball park. The event drew many sportsmen with lively betting as 21 yards rise and 50 yards boundary were used. Davis led 14 birds to 12. Referee David Reese officiated with trapsmen Thomas Lewis and Will Alspaugh.
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Zimmerman Against Johnson Rivalry Heats Up
A A Zimmerman world bicycle champion arrived in Pittsburg and denied running from Philadelphia to dodge a Johnson title bout. He said he did offer 00 to bind the Mount Holly match a week ago and now refuses further match discussions with John J Johnson, saying he has had enough of offering bouts to professionals.
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Trotting Meet Closes as Few Races Announced Off
At Bethlehem Pennsylvania on June 20 a June meet of harness racing concluded with three exciting trots won by Worldies Agatha Little Leo and Peter Cooper in front of a large crowd. Officials said next week’s races at Peltsion were canceled.
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Tennis at Haverford States Championship Final
In Philadelphia Haverford hosted the ten ni e state championship. The final featured Willson versus Moorhead with Moorhead winning the first set but then weakening as Willson took the match. Final scores show Moorhead losing the subsequent sets 6-1 6-2 and 6-0.
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Races Postponed at Lugerne County Fair Grounds
Wilkes Barre June 20 The Lugerne County Fair association at West Pittston postpones next week's horse races. No pool selling allowed on grounds and late notice deterred entries as managers decide against debt and hold a meeting to abandon plans.
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Open Challenge Offers Games for Expenses in Wilkes-Barre
Sporting editor notes the Wilkes-Barre Tri-County league squad has an open date Saturday June 22 and proposes a play for expenses with a return game. A telegram from G. KR. Rowlands of Wilkes-Barre requesting contact at telephone M87.
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Bicycle racing and talk of gear trends and rivalries noted
The article reports on tiree drive in Chicago road race winner becoming ill with typhoid, Manchester ten mile amateur tri cycle race winner Mike Cabanne and rivalry with Bold, trainer claims record targets, plus a look at evolving bicycle design and the era's cycling culture and slang.
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Sixth Commencement at Catholic University of America
The Catholic University of America closes its sixth commencement season with nine bachelorates eight neentes and two doctors of divinity the first doctorates awarded. Rev George J Lucas and Rev Edward Dublandy receive the new degree as Mer Satolli presides and blessing is given at Te Deum in the chapel.
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Young Dunmore Worker Killed at Croton Dam Site
James Morahan twenty a son of Thomas Morahan of Spruce Street Dunmore was killed yesterday at Croton New York while employed by Burke Fires as a laborer on a dam under construction. His father, alerted by telegram, left for Croton and the remains were en route home early this morning. the telegram gave no details on the manner of death.
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Postoffice Salaries Raised in Pennsylvania Towns
The first assistant postmaster general announced new salary schedules for Pennsylvania post offices. Broomaburg rises from 2100 to 2900 dollars, Carbondale from 2100 to 2400, Kingston 1400 to 1600, Stroudsburg 1700 to 1800, Sunbury 2000 to 2100, Tamaqua 1600 to 1700, and Tunkhannock 1500 to 1600. A Tribune fourth anniversary souvenir will be given with tomorrow's issue.
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Local Lodges Promote Excursions With Printing Offer
Odd Fellows Masons FP OX of A G A R B of V OO U A M urge lodges and societies to plan outings and advertise with the city’s best printing at low prices via the Tax Raising Job Department.
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Luge Bros Advertises Flour Quality and Satisfaction
LUGE BROS pledges top grade flour with a four item guarantee. They claim supreme quality and full satisfaction for customers, promising the best product on the market and reliable results.
West Side students shine at No. 14 and No. 32 with strong class year
The West Side dominates year end exercises as No. 14 and No. 32 schools close. Lloyd Cooper named valedictorian with Miss Mary Dantlels salutatorian. graduates include Willie Morris Eugene Fellows Christine Schubert and others. Districts honor teachers James Hughes and David Owens. farewell ceremonies feature essays recitations and songs.
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Letters From the People Contradicts Alderman Case Statement
R 0 Loyd writes to the Tribune disputing details in a prior report about a case before Alderman Fidler involving a Polish man Nogers. Loyd claims Mrs. Hogera consented to write up children for Baltimore Mutual Aid and that moneys were receipted by him. policies were delivered and accepted by Mrs. Rogers.
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Castoria Recall Noted In Child Health Claim
A historical note cites Castoria as a remedy given to a sick baby and cried for by a child named Abe. The phrase implies a ongoing use across childhood milestones with a nostalgic reference to a medicine brand.
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