State League Championship Standings and Weekly Roundup
The article previews the first State league championship series ending July 7 with Harrisburg in top position and Hazleton, Reading, and Allentown challenging. Pottsville earns praise for strong play while Scranton trails in the second division. Boston holds eighth, and Harrisburg appears set for first, with detailed club percentages and win loss records forthcoming.
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Harrisbore
Allentown
Hazleton
Pottsville
Nixth
Scranton
Boston
Harridburg
Honora
Scranton Falls in Tight Altoona Contest at Hogan Park
In hot conditions at Hogan Park the Scranton YMCA field sports feature high jump display by Fr. Sweeney of Xavier AC. The Scranton team later loses a close Wilkes-Barre Scranton YMCA baseball game amid heat and rough play, with injuries and seven innings completed.
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Christian Association
Hogan Park
Fr. Sweeny
Xavier Athletic Club
New York
Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Page
Healighta
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Davis
Hoffner
Williams
Fall of Bunbylog to Be Presented at Frothingham Next Week
The forthcoming production Fall of Bunbylog will be staged at Frothingham next Thursday and Friday evenings with a lavish, well funded cast. Audiences will witness dramatic scenes in Babylon, Cyrain army battles, and Belshazzar’s doom, all performed to high musical spectacle. Reserved seats go on sale at Powell's music store, with local musicians and clergy taking summer vacations.
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Bunbylog
Frothingham
Teagrést
Tlms
Ihoas
Seata
Babylon
Cyrron
Zorubab Bel Uo
Delabazzar
Belshazzar
Powell's Music Store
Sheriff Sale
Scranton Wins Chance For One Of Four Games
In Scranton, manager Barnie of Baltimore secured the release of pitcher Hodgon for 000 from Scranton directors. Hodson will play his last game for Scranton today at Irisburg as Scranton contemplates securing one of four possible matchups.
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Scranton
Barnie
Baltimore
Hodgon
Hodson
Irisburg
Scranton Wilkes-Barre baseball game details
Game details list players with two base hits by Moalott Minnie White and Sacrifiew hit Hoffner. Hoffner Murphy Brook a Drum 2 Davis Calinway 2 McCarthy struck out by Golbert 6 Trnvia 1 M rthy 6 First base on balls by Galbert 4 McGarthy 4. Officials: referee J G Noble judges J Armstrong W White timers T Harrie C Stevens announcers LR Surdam J T Harris starter John J Murphy.
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Altoona
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Hb PO
Cate
Gelbert
P. T Davis
Walters
Youngman
Smeeenee
Reese
D Hartman
Ane Diehvenea
Buttermort
Malott Fa
Callah'ne
Doran
Dousghue
Oneaee
Wil's.c
McAlley
Aalien
West
Seeeesee
Gill'rn
Blal
A. Hogan
Wertze Aa
Patchen
Vee i Phelan
Stoltz
Massey
Peanee
Santake Nah
Jheeegs Armor
Feeeeenee
Flanaguauy
Divenseve
Weat
Flannagan
Buttermore
Ha Ra Youngman
Hagan
Phelan
Guy
Corcoran
Tino
Wik
Vessdsavcevne
Faornedruna
Wilkes
Barre
Moalott
Minnie
White
Seapets
Hoffner
Murphy
Brooka
Drum
Davia
Calinway
McCarthy
Golbert
Trnvia
M Rthy
Galbert
McGarthy
Gitloru
Houra Umpiro
Metulnness
J.G. Noble
John Armstrong
W. White
T. Harrie
C. Stevens
Timera
Surdam
J T. Harris
Anoouncera
John J. Murphy
Batters and Errors Mark Doubleheader in Harrisburg Area
In a two game series at Harrisburg area parks, Pottsville and Reading combined for multiple errors and varied battery pairings. Easton and Reading faced off with notable hits and defense while local umpires oversaw the games.
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Harrisburg
Hazlton
Pottaville
Allentown
Hughes
Diggins
Sottley
Costello
Rendlige Orat Gane
Reading
Seecsesseiveeneel
Meany Sones
Poeneteannves
Easton
Nding
Haayes
Goodhart
Fragmentary 1900s Sporting Odds List
Incomplete OCR shows scattered city names and numbers. Entries include Baltimore New York Brooklyn Beaton Washington St Louis Cleveland and others with unclear accompanying figures. No coherent event or outcome is present in the readable text.
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Baltimore
Eeney Il
New York
Brooklyn
Beaton
Washington
Louisville
Becondinet
St. Louis
Cleveland
Recipl Mita rin On 5 Blaghenton, Syracuse
Fragmentary sports style get by with scattered team names and scores. Readable items include Wilkes-Barre and Providence with unclear context and several misread city and player terms.
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Wilkes-Barre
Troy
Providence
Erle
Eacels
Blaghenton
Syracuse
Tiem
Fragmentary Chicago report with scattered scores and names
An incomplete Chicago section lists mixed codes and numbers, mentions Baltimore and local names like Hawke and Robinson, with garbled references to umpires and batteries. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or outcomes to confirm a clear news item.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Ilridge
Sobel
Hawke
Robinson
Scranton Faces Harrisburg Series as Pitcher Shortage Looms
Flanaghan was hit hard Saturday and Scranton needs two pitchers urgently. The club underperformed in its first season. Scranton meets Harrisburg at the state capital today and tomorrow with two clubs set to play Friday and Saturday.
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Flanaghan
Scranton
Ston
Harrisburg
Bicycle Tournament to Parade Line of March Advised
The Williamsport and Century clubs lead a several-hundred rider contingent at the Driving Park with thirty or more clubs from Scranton Green Ridge and beyond. Races start promptly at 2 pm and carriages are barred after 1 45, with houses urged to be decorated along the parade route from Washington to Wyoming and Lackawanna avenues.
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Newman
Williamsaport Club
Century Club
Philadelphia
Scranton
Green Ridge Club
Driving Park
W. J. Helfart
Ulicn
F. Miller
Vineland
Spaulding
William AL Campbell
Sunbury
Frank Burne
Roo Charles
Measure
Washington
Spruce
Wyoming
Linden
Branklin
Lackawanna
Bruce
Jefferson
Gibson
Adama
Erie
Wyoming Valley Depot
West Eod Wheelmen
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Maple City
Onesdale
Carbondale
Great Bend
Anthracita
Pittston
Harrisburg
Binghamton
Reading
Easton
Trenton
Bethlehem
Gritiolaing a Young Lady and Public Remedies
A reader recalls a raspy dialogue about cosmetics and cures with bold claims. The conversation mentions a "boss blood corrector" and a governor's rheumatism, praising PD P.P. and a drugstore network as the solution.
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Charley
George
PD. P.P
Track work begun for national races and cycling results noted
Work has begun on the track for national races in Dare. Arthur Zimmerman won a bicycle race from Harry Wheeler at Florence. Sanger’s New York state record of 2.06 2-6 stood, with Green of Northumberland winning a 25 mile championship from Herne Hill to London. Green, Robertson, and Palmer led the finish. Lumsden left his Chicago Pope link to pursue racing, while Fischer denied claims of assistance in a Milan to Munich result disputed by Retuls.
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Sanger
New York State
Utica
Herne Hill
London
Green
Northumberland
Robertson
Palmer
P. J. Duffee
New England
Greenwich
New York
Chicago
Pope Company
Rambler Jam
Titos
Big Claus
Rockville
Conn
Kennedy
Sarnia
Montreal
Weither
Rehela
Wasner Burg
Milan
Munich
Fischer
Retuls
Kelosis
Remedy Headache Electric Bitters Persuades Readers
Remedy ad claims permanent cure for headaches and chronic headaches. It states Bitters also tones the bowels for habitual constipation and urges readers to buy large bottles from Matthews Bros. drug store.
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Matthews Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised Worldwide
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming forty years of use by millions of mothers for teething pain. It touts soothing effects, relief from diarrhea, and urges buyers to ask for the specific syrup and not inferior imitations.
Scranton Estate Matters and Public Auditor Notice
An auditor appointed by the Lackawanna Orphans Court will review the estate of Maria Pelham and account of Charles Gardner. The hearing in Scranton is on July 5, 1604 at 1 o'clock. Interested parties must appear or be barred from the fund. Also notices of job seeks and placements appear.
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Ee Ee Ee Aubitons Norce
Ender Wlynod
Orphans’ Court
Hackawanna County
Mary H. Church
Satin Stratriz
Henry E. Church
Gree
Sid Borney
Boranton
Aald Fund
H. AL Reyter
Kfonas Mullen
Scranton
Lackawunog
Ponnayluant
Thom
J. Mullen
Jtbu Ps el Hao
Hordova
Orphan's Court of
Lacks
Charles Gardner
Maria Pelham
Herby
Livyllicosa
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Europe
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Liewallyn Jones
Factoryville
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Ethel Newcomb
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Dunmore Catholic
Francis Wilson Wil
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Profesor Southworth
Young Men's Christian Asociation
George Carter
Elm Park Church
Dan Young
Mackay-Kenny Opera Company
Young
Germain Opera Company
Champaugus
Parson Prica
Hardman Hall
Groowr Ridge
Pratt
Lackawanna Avenue
Arthur Zimmerman
Harry Wheeler
Florence
Zimmy
Wheeler
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Utes
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M. Murphy
Borauton
ACTA
Hiladelphia
Lackawanna Valley
South End
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Franklin Avenue
Jace
Alry
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Clurch
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Hiyde Park
Brorgley Ayintor
Plader Wii
Evans
Oplond & Heltappie Youig National Hawk Building
Akerly
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Washington Ave
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Adams Avenue
Heart Lake, Susquehanna Co
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Veen
Montrose
Alfor Bation
Monbrosw
Colastis
Adirondack
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Hotel Waverly
Bergudr
Engel Siankena
Philada
Pennysylvania
Broad Street
SN Smee Acnden
J. Victory
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Steinwayt & Son
Decker Brothers
Branich & Back
Stumlz & Baur
Louis B. Smith
Capouse Avenue
Tribune
Hull & Co
Tron and Steel
TOU Calk
Rkus
Norway
Sanderson
Jessop
Dart Steel
Horshe Ghoks
Wiley & Russell and
Wells Brosscrew
Eporks
Jime
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Gross, Foster & CO
Foster & CO
Leigh
Linute
Chamgtee
Watahes
Cor,Poun Ave
Spruce St
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