Scranton Routs Toronto in double bill at home
Scranton wins the first game 7 to 4 and the second 3 to 2 as Meaney and Delaney lead the pitching duel. Delaney shuts down the Canadians after a rough sixth inning, while Radford and Demont spark Scranton’s offense with timely hits. Tenacious defense and a late rally seal the twin bill.
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Scranton
Delaney
Meaney
Luby
Alex Smith
Vers
Toronto
Gray
Caradiana
Ward
Demont
Meara
Lake Store
Lake
Scranto
Radford
Gacriden
Maggan
Menta
Bagan
Abigle
Stearns
Méuney
Shinnick
Preeman
J. Smith
Bannon
Casey
Buzes
Huston
Rogers
Dement
Dietrick
Payne
Swartwood
Kinnick
Lutenberg
B. Freeman
Ameara
Awedsseniae
Pines
Ceewee
Beranton
Freeman
Buwet
Truston
Bcranton
Hagan
A . Stearns
Ub Delaney
iShinnick
Tb Seeesee
Satewsee
Meene
Peeee
Coker
Scranton W
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Toronto Raeee
Oboe Bed
Irregular late rally salvages win in Wilkes-Barre game
Wilkes-Barre edged ahead in the ninth with four straight singles and costly errors, then held on to defeat Buffalo 5 4. Betta pitched for Wilkes-Barre while Vickery returned a strong effort, though shortstop Diggine filled in for McMahon. Attendance was sparse due to West Side park bicycle races. In Springfield, Rochester beat Baldwin 8 6 as Scheffler Garry and O Brea starred, with Baldwin dominant late and Leahy catching.
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Demont
Meara
Casey
Big Ed
Crane
Dietrick
Swartwood
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Wilkes Barre
Betta
Vickery
Wilkes- Barre
Diggine
McMahon
West Side Park
H. C
Lyttle
Shannon
Lerotte
Earl
Grimm
Betty
Buffato
E. Bottenus
Shearon
U Wise
Dramby
Clymer
Urquhart
Lewee
Steveenses
Eurned
Wilked-Barre
Wilken-Barre
Pires
Balle
Betts
le- Bolte
Smith
Karl
Diggins
Lenee
Shanhon
Bukth
Hut
Pitelet
Snyder and Hurst
Springfield Athletics Triumph in Low-Scoring Game
Struckett of Springfield was hit by a pitch from Baldwin and Coughlin went 2 for 4 as O'Brien Daly Berger and McDonald contributed in a tight matchup. Double plays by Hamburg and O'Brien helped secure the win with time listed as 1 b5 and umpire Gatiney.
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Springfield
Baldwin
Coughlin
O'Brien
Daly
Berger
McDonald
Hamburg
Gatiney
National League Leaders Shift as Results Juggle Standings
Boston stayed ahead of the pack by beating New York to extend its lead to four games as the Pirates faltered after a loss to the Celts. Baltimore climbed from fifth to third by beating Washington, while Cleveland also won to narrow the gap among top clubs. The race remains tight with multiple teams near contention and several others out of the running.
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Boston
New York
Pirates
Celta
Washington
Orioles
Cleveland
Colonels
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louiaville
Rude
Meekin
Vanere Eeansuanie
Pitteburg
Baltimore
A. Ce
Clnetinath
Pease Eeea
Lola
Lonteville
Scores From Regional Meet Read Like Fractions
In Allentown the tally shows 9 to 5 with Hazleton trailing 5 and Lancaster leading 7 to 4 over Carbon Dale. The brief scores indicate a decisive regional contest outcome.
Scranton Baseball Notes and Local Pickups
Scranton wins seven of nine. Ramon drives in three runs as Scranton faces Rochester at Basa Ball park at 4 p m. Providence Syracuse game postponed by rain. Arlington Pond joins Baltimore pitching corps. Merritt bought by Pittsburg from Cincinnati. Local clubs plan Saturday games and bicycling race recap on the Tribune’s second page.
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Buffalo
Wikes-Harre
Syracuse
Providence
Scranton
Mark Haldwin
Rochester
Ponies
PBWG
Springfield
Ww Et
BRASS
Overpetserseevesnee
GTR
SS Bytmcube
Cctkessseese Ee
Wilkes-Barre
Torodio
Toronto
Ramon
Basa
Radford
Delaney
Mark Baldwin
Baldwin
Tommy Johnson
Smith
Mianey
Luby
Bloomers
Plone
FP. Cummings
Todd
Wallace G. Moner
Secon
Emerson D. Owen
J. F. Mitchell
Peter F. Cuslok
O. C. Huddy
Dantely
Dames Boge
Bicycling Class B Riders Stir Pro Scene in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 26 cyclists edged toward the professional ranks as suspensions of Sanger and Simms sparked talk of their switch. Dispatches show bids to pay 1500 for a race among Sanger Tyler and Johnson, who is already in cash class. Gideon’s axe shuffled several near A list riders and prospects shift toward professional action.
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Philadelphia
Banger
Simms
Pennsylvania
Sanger
Tyler
Johnson
Gideon
Church
Thinford
Buzzard
Manning
Tioga
Frank Campman
Races At Saugus See Rainy Day Despite Attendance
Racing at Franklin Park Saugus Mass June 25 drew about 5000 despite heavy rain. The day featured the 2.00 pacing class with Paul winning heat one and Barney taking the final three heats. Other results noted include 2.20 trotting Quality and Dot second Beylex third, and 21.3 pacing Baorney first with Paul second Whirlight third.
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Saugus
Mass
Franklin Park
Gil Curry
Paul
Barney
Whirligig
Curry
Dot
Beylex
Baorney
Whirlight
William Penn
Edith
Wistful
City Must Pay for Road Repairs in Scranton
Judge John H. McPherson ruled the city of Scranton must pay Providence and Abington Turnpike and a Plank Road company for repairs on West Market street charged to the city. The jury verdict of $2,244, with interest, was entered after a trial on whether the city had authority to enter the repair contract.
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Jessup
McPherson
Local society meeting and urgent rescue at St Johns Church
A St Aloysius society gathering at St Johns church notes Annie Snyder, a young girl, saved from a cave in Buteh Hollow after a water-filled shaft. Local rescuer Baker Roller of Beech Street plunged in to pull her to safety as Herman Wellman and Lizzie Carter are listed among attendees and marriages announced.
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St. Aloysius Society
St. John's Church
Annie Snyder
Baker Roller
Beech Street
Buteh Hollow
Herman Wellman
Lizzie Carter
S41
Mary's
Hey. P. Co. Chevisit
John Farrell
Misa
Hotel Wil Opens Today at Elmhurst
Tomorrow Hotel Kimburat will open to the public for the season with M. Nash as landlord. The hotel will run on European and American plans under his management to win public favor and make Elmhurst more popular than ever.
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Kimburat
M. Nash
Luce Bros Superlative Flour Ad Keeps Promise
Luce Bros advertise Superlative Flour as the best on the market and guarantee perfect satisfaction. The pitch highlights quality and value at four dollars and fifty cents a barrel or unit.
Captain Fellows Re-elected Leader of Thirteenth Regiment
Captain Eugene D. Fellows was re-elected captain of Company F, Thirteenth Regiment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, by 46 to 6 over Lt. Fred W. Mason. His 15-year service includes a debt borne to organize the company, a strong record as a markman and sharp shooter, and a respected legal career with duties as Lackawanna county bar member and former city school principal. A separate clash with the Traction company over paving material on West Lackawanna avenue halted work after investigators ruled inferior stone was used.
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Eugene D. Fellows
Thirteenth Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Whitney
David J. Davis
R. W. Luce
John R. Edwards
Fellows
Fred W. Mason
Adjutant General
Fellowa
West Side
Markeman
Watres
Lackawanna County
Board of Control
West Lackawanna Avenue
Luther Keller
Philips
Phillips
Peter Ron
Mr. Ross
Fox
Traction Company
Miner Kline Dies After Mining Fall
A miner, Peter Kline of Morris Court, was killed by a coal fall at Torta mine after a collision over bad material. Rescue efforts failed, his wife and five children survive, funeral to be announced next issue. Injuries also reported to Bennie Evans at the Dodge breaker. a school near St Patrick’s closes tomorrow for renovations with music.
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Peter Kline
Morris Court
Kline
Bennie Evans
Thomas Evans
Bellevue Etreet
St. Patrick's Parochial School
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Jack Neat
Brady
Hke
Pop Payne
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Yale
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Pitta Shuro
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Washington Star
the Tribune
Republican County Committee
C. M. Harris
Penn Veenue
Lyric Club
Y. M.C
Young Mets Christian Association
Mlet Adela Breakstone
Wyomby Seminary
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T. J. Davie
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John T. Watkins
Philip Warren
Michard Thomas
John W. Jones
Moses Morgan
David Davis
DD. Vane
Thomas
South Side
Thomas J. Devis
Old Marge
Martha A. Courtright
Taylor
John Marrell
Mary Duffy
Martin J. Roche
Margaret Kennedy
Robert Thompson
Kathe White
Martin Rooney
Bridget Jennings
John F. Jones
Blanche BE. Harding
Peeckylile
Luce Bros
Pellows
Beanie Evans
City and Traction Company
Emergon Owen
Young Men's League of Plymouth Church
Farview
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Steanback
Guna
West Side Bank
Starner
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
F. W. Mason & Co
Finn Groceries
South Malin Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Camorta
Castoria
Abe
Dewitt
Doure
Tolla
Lacka. Ave
Mt, Pleasant
Simon
Omco
Wyoming
WM. T. Smith
W. Waite
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Springfold
Mami
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Springfield, Mass
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Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Pilsener
Madea
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Addrous Royal Medicine CO
Alver St
Wercole Matthews Bros
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Roxas
Heart Lake, Pa
Pas x Cron Ot Grounds
Yree To
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Logaghouad Tis! and Safe Deposit Co
Lackawanna Ave
Durisgh's
Spruge Street
Ald Sporemien
Rational Bank of Scranton
Samuel Hines
Atson
B. Williarb
James M. Everhart
Ing A. Finch
Pierce B. Finley
Ermyn
M. 8
Kemeter
Chae 4Thewa
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
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