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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

6

Donlin Sets Seasonal Batting Record In Detroit Game

Ike Donlin, Baltimore American Jengione outfielder, established the season single game batting record with twelve bases in Detroit. He collected six hits including two doubles and three singles, impressing Miller in the Michiganders' box. The feat equals Ed Delahanty and precedes past marks of twelve bases in a game by McCreery and Red Beaumont noted later in this report.

Ike Donlin Aseou Detroit Michael Ipneared Anite Mr Miller Mr. Miller Ed Delehanty Adonis Terry McCreery Brooklyn Louieville Red Beaumont Pittsburg Philadelphia Ner Wolverton Barkett Willie Rule Wee Willie Jong Skopec Chicago White Stockings Piaurtsel Chicago Rochester Bean Billy Lush Greminger Bareley O'Hagan Grey Conn Smith Mattern Dixon Hughey Jennings Hughey Delehanty News Chester Columbus Tie Allentown Ralph Seybold Getler Quaker City Richmond

Baseball Roundup Highlights and Signings Across Leagues

The article surveys multiple city games with batteries and umpires listed, cites standout batting stars like Willie Rule and Skopec, notes Rochester’s 27 runs in a doubleheader and Philadelphia signings including Hughey Jennings. It also covers college rowing trials and upcoming amateur district medal rules for the NC A.

Rochester Gs Wantford and Others Collide in Hockey Scorecard

A fragmented sports summary shows Rochester Gs Wantford leading a list with 3 goals against Toronto Providence 1 Montreal 4 Syracuse 1 Buffalo Sp Wottister 1. The readable items indicate a multi-team scoring table and individual players with goal tallies.

Rochester Wantford Toronto Providence Montreal Syracuke Buffalo Wottister

Chicago Manager Explains Windy City Poor Start in Pennant Race

Windy City manager Tony Loftus cites injuries and desertions as key causes for Chicago’s weak start in the pennant race. He notes regulars sidelined, new players filling vacancies, and a rough early schedule contributing to the slump.

Tony Loftus Windy City National Leaguers Emeyplande Searel Summer Allentown Cincinnati Indianapolis Toledo Winters Jimmy Collins Boston Providence Jack Toft Walter Burnham Toronto Canuekie Bill’ Massey Murt Swift Scranton Martford Mt Gardens Edward Delehonty Philadelphia Plain Sterrife Emmett Heidrick Agner Heidrick Delehanty Wag

Rival Yale and Harvard Rowing Styles in Thrilling Regatta

Analysis compares Yale and Harvard rowing methods as they prepare for Thursday's regatta. Experts note Yale blends shoulder and leg drive for a single smooth pull while Harvard emphasizes a clean setup before the sweep. The competition hinges on power endurance and coaching philosophy.

Yale Harvard Harding Hie Cook Hurgvard Blorrow Yule

Yale and Harvard Rowing Preview and Cycling Stars Featured

The piece outlines Yale and Harvard crews with frequent lineup changes before a key race on the Thames. It also profiles cycling great Jimmy Michael and riders Alain Hiateur Jolani Nelson and Edouard Tavlore, detailing records and recent performances across Europe and America.

Bicycling Association Moves to Promote Middle Distance Races

The American Bicycle Company plans a wider program to boost cycling with a large rider roster. It will split counties into twenty eight districts and award four gold medals per district for amateur records at 1 2 and 10 miles. Race rules require AMA wheels and NAC sanction.

Ecratch Nistriet Ile Ponsese Newark Arthur Ross Nelson Madison Suave Garden Boston Michael Linton Providence Philadelphia Pierce American Bicycle Company Hurge Fnally N.C. A F A. McFparland

Boys Clothing and Store Bargains at The Big Store

Puzzling sales list highlights Tom OShanters boys wear in various colors and shapes. It promotes straw hats, knee pants, Russian blouse suits, sailor blouse suits, and other children options. A Wednesday emphasis promises new lines and a wide grocery and goods list with prices for jellies, maple syrup, spices, and canned goods.

Midsummer Carpet Sale Offers Rugs and Wallpaper Deals

The advertisement touts a Midsummer sale on carpets rugs and wallpaper with reduced prices on ingrain carpets tartan patterns tapestry Brussels carpets and rugs including Persian Wilton Smyrne and wall coverings. It lists various products and sale prices such as a 27x54 Persian Wilton rug at 1.40 and wall paper designs with double rolls and borders.

Cieanite Nara Viaiecee Tereadae Seonaueeee Inc Lowell Sige

Paris-born cyclist Taylore's storied racing career

The article chronicles a Paris native who began racing at sixteen and dominated multiple events from 1890s into 1900s. It notes indoor hour records, Grand Prix de Paris victories, matches against Bourhours and Linton, and international showings in Philadelphia Berlin Antwerp and Paris. He stands 1.6 feet tall? and weighs 125 pounds with dark features.

France Paris Bourhours Linton Champion Bouratte Gengolis America Taylore Starbuck Philadelphia Joe Venler Ind Berlin Mikes Antwerp Barnes Racing Walters Chase

Stage Earnings Hit High as Gillette Leads Season Income

William Gillette tops American stage earners for the season, based on an estimate by Everybody's Magazine. The aggregate may reach around $2,000 weekly for forty weeks, shared with payors and partners. Leading actresses Maude Adams and Leane Carter follow, with others including Julia Marlowe, Minnie Madderman Fiske, Nethersole, Viola Allen, May Irwin, Annie Russell, Mary Mannering, Ethel Barrymore, Ada Rehan, and Henrietta Crosman in the order of earnings.

William Gillette Aanager Everybody's Magazine Maude Adams Leane Carter Julia Marlowe Minnie Mudderm Fiske Olon Netherzale Viola Allen May Irwin Annie Russell Mary Mannering Ethel Harrymore Ada Rehan Henrietta Crosman Lam Miss Adams Mrs. Carter Miss Marlowe Miss Adama Fiske Miss Irwin Ethel Barrymore

Electric Splendor at the Pan American Exposition Tower

Henry Thustin outlines the Pan-American Exposition decorative lighting plan. The scheme emphasizes utility plus beauty with lights on the Electric Tower as the climax, using fountains, water jets, cascading color disks, and starry effects to create a gradual progression from entrance to center.

Henry Thustin Mechanical and Electrical Bureau United States Ihin Guy

Nitrogen and the World’s Soil Future

The article warns of soil sterility as civilization expands and nutrients dwindle. It highlights fixed nitrogen as essential for restoring fertility and cites experiments led by William H. Bouldin and the fatal 1900s-era explosion at Bellew Works as pivotal in the search for commercial nitrogen production.

New Handa Devluse William H. Bouldin Baltimore Alyneet Gheorge HM. Bellew Philadelphia Everybody's Magazine

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