Eastern League Standings and Schedule Update
Providence gains fourth place by beating Toronto and breaking Syracuse’s tie. Rain altered yesterday’s Eastern League results. standings show Springfield 2.005, Wilkes Barré 4, and Rochester and Scranton close behind. Today Syracuse vs Scranton, Rochester vs Wilkes-Barre, Toronto vs Springfield, Buffalo vs Providence.
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Toronto
Providence
Syracuse
Ygmge
Standifigs
RW. L. Pc
Springfield
Huffurd
Wilkes-Barre
Byraci
Providence Ay Scranton
Rochester
Stes 7
Cresseceosseereree
Gowes
Scranton
Springfeld
Buffalo
Scranton Rochester Game Postponed By Wet Grounds
A small crowd saw Manager Barnie halt the Scranton Rochester game at 4 PM due to wet grounds after a brief rain shower. Rochester had just finished practice when rain began. weather eased but another shower threatened to interrupt the remaining innings.
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Scranton
Ex Scranton Pitcher Dominates Toronto Batsmen in Rain Hitters
Providence page reports Hodson shut down Jack Chapman’s lineup with a lone hit while Providence tallied three singles and a home run in a rain shortened pitcher’s duel. Moosic Anthracites 15 Moosic Parkers 0 before weather halted play in the fourth inning.
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Scranton
Toronto
Providence
K. 1
Hodson
Jack Chapman
Gray
E. Earley
Mulroney
O'Neil
Kirk
Uv ” Lyons
Heston
Hassett
Morahan
Kuleht
U Young
Rogers
Luckey
Uy Cooney
O Cranston
Gs Dixon
Murray
Il McAuley
I Hodson
Moosic
Campbell
T. Dougherty
J. Dougherty
Shinnick
Deaskin
Lutenburg
Burns
Mosage Wee Vreeman
O Smith
I “ Dickson
Lynot
Dumont
Casey
Jennings
T . Meara
Kelly
West
Lake
Devervue
I Gray
Young
Early
Lucky
Providence Avis Gitte
Taronto
Erescosst
Rain Check Rule Enforced In Toronto Scranton Dispute
President Pat Powers issued explicit instructions to enforce a three inning rain check rule during a controversy between the Toronto team manager Jack Chapman and Scranton manager Barnie. The letter states no refunds or rain checks after three innings and guarantees must be paid after three innings completed.
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Pat Powers
Barnie
Jack Chapman
Torontos
Scranton
Power
Viehting Club
Toronto
Rain Pushes Three National League Games Postponed
Three NL games were washed out by rain yesterday. The Reds beat the Colonels to maintain position, while Cleveland slid from fourth to third after losing to St Louis. Pittsburgh rose from fifth to fourth with a win over the Browns as other matchups were halted by rain.
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Clevelands
Colts
Pittsburg
Browns
Reds
Colonels
Local Baseball Scores and Postponement Notices
At Reading Carbondale 7 Reading 1. At Lancaster Lancaster versus Hazleton postponed due to rain. At Allentown Allentown 8 Pottaville 6.
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Reading
Carbondale
Lancaster
Hazleton
Allentown
Pottaville
Meaney Huston Hagan Controversy Settled by President Young
President Nick Young issues a letter approving the contract of Meaney with the Scranton club, ending a dispute over the Scranton rights to Meaney Huston and Hagan from the Harrisburg disbandment. The settlement confirms Scranton’s involvement despite earlier contract issues with Hazleton.
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Hanlon
Huston
Eagan
Hill
N. E. Young
Young
Barnie
Scranton
Meaney
Hagan
Harrisburg
Nick Young
W. Barnle
Enq
Sir
Medney
Hazleton
Syracuse Team Pitch Prospects Amid Shifting Standings
Syracuse sits in fifth after yesterday with Providence rising and Wilkes-Barre eyeing a climb once Shannon stabilizes the rotation. Local schedules name clashes: Justus vs Olyphant Rosebuds, Brownies vs Coxeys, and miners’ teams clashing at Mooaste grounds with rain ending a 15 to 0 thriller for the Anthracites.
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Syracuse
Meaney
Delaney
Luby
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Shannon
Blackburn
Eurekas
Justus
Brownies
South Side
Coxeys
Dunmore
Tunnel Grounds
Tribune
Young Recorder Jrs
Penn Avenue
L. Burke
H. Burke
Races Set as Carbondale Meet Opens and Boxing Moves Scrutinized
Carbondale race meet July 2 and 4 draws first entries from Bethlehem owned by B. T. Birney including Wisken Patchen Neille 8. Four races totaling 1400 dollars on days one and two with two trotting pacing events and a 1 mile race for 400 on day three. In Texas activists seek an extra session to legalize prize fighting as Christian Endeavor bills petition governor Culberson. Jim Hull halts training for Choynekis bout and heads to Detroit Chopaskis trains at Asbury Park Parson Davies talks with Farragut club to settle match in Henton early July. Brooklyn cyclist rides park roads under sun canopy like a covered carriage ignores wind anchoring questions.
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B. T. Birney
Wisken Patchen
Neille
Texas
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Christian Endeavor Society
Jim Hull
Joe Choyneki
Detroit
Chopask
Asbury Park
Parson Davies
Farragut Club
Henton
Brooklyn
Park
Carbondale Races Reduced to One Day on July 4
A single race meeting will be held in Carbondale on July 4 instead of three days next week prompting rumors that all dates were canceled.
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AmnEryr
Maya
Tas
Nancom Curnical
Springfield
Mans
W. N. Waite
Carbondale Bicycle Meet Yields Scranton Wins and Falls
Scranton riders Keller and Corser took second and third in the one mile novice, while Corser and Callahan claimed multiple prizes in open events. Gardner wins two mile tri county, with Keller and Crago strong. rain cut the final handicaps and left Crago and Purdy as Carbondale champions.
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Cabance and Callahan
Scranton Tribune
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Reading
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Philadelphia
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Wilken- Barre
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Corver
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N. J
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Chicago
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Toledo
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St. Louis
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Washington
O. A. Gardner
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Hen Keller
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Cleveland
At. Louis
Colored Odd Fellows Convene in City for State Convention
Colored Odd Fellows of this state convene at Music hall on Tuesday September 10 for a two day session of the grand union United Order of Odd Fellows District Lodge No. 1 of Pennsylvania. Sosthenes Lodge No. 1706 will handle local arrangements with Mayor Connell delivering a welcome and Rev. C M Melee spelling an oration. About 125 delegates expected. entertainment by M T Jones Household of Ruth No. 921. A silk flag prize drill set for opening night. Boston store hall entertainment by H A Patterson and O Fr Gant's Mandolin club. Unfavorable weather kept many away.
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United Order of Odd Fellows
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Pennsylvania
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Connell
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M. T. Jones
Ruth
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H. A. Patterson
O. Fr. Gant
Mandolin Club
Green Ridge wheelmen win for honest appearing club in line
The two mile championship showcased the Green Ridge wheelmen leading by example while Gardner was pushed. The Scranton Bicycle club earned the prize for the largest vaunting club in the event.
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Gardner
Green Ridge
Scranton
Johnson Dominates Rittersville Track Meet in Bethlehem
Bicyclist Johnson wins multiple events at Rittersville half mile track. He clocks 2.06 1-5 for a marked mile with pace makers and posts a record half mile handicap time of 1.000% amid an east wind. Starbuck takes two mile handicap, Weinig captures five mile handicap, Johnson also wins half mile open.
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Bethlehem
Rittersville
Welnlg
Eaton
Bartholomew
Flour Quality Guarantee Promises Best Market Performance
The statement pledges a 4.50 billion dollar standard claiming top-grade flour and guaranteed satisfaction for customers, asserting unmatched quality and reliability in the market.
Two Workmen Injured In Falling Elevator At High School
Two workmen on the new high school building were injured when an elevator fell from the second floor. Carpenter Johny Scehield suffered a fracture to the lower left leg and was taken to Swackawanna hospital. Foreman Charles Helr escaped with bruises. Scehield struggled to grab a beam, breaking his fall as the car descended. He is married and lives on South Ninth Street. Helr lives on the South Side.
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Swackawanna Hospital
Charles Helr
Schield
Sehfeld
Heir
Stover Evans Nuptials at New Plymouth Church
The first wedding in the new Plymouth Congregational church was held last evening. Mina Margaret Evans married Elmer Stover with Rev. Thomas Bell officiating. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony and a reception followed at the bride’s home.
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New Plymouth
New Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas Bell
Mina Margaret Evans
Willam Evans
North Bromley Avenue
Elmer Stover
Lafayette Street
Jennie Melds
North End
Kroom
Will Evans
Bertha Wil- Mama
Lizzie Stover
Miss Evans
Miss Fields
Haydn Evans
Maallin
Wise and Otherwise: Kaiser's Humble Milk Cart Ride
A Washington Post correspondent recalls anecdotes about Kaiser Wilhelm revealing a democratic streak. He retreated from the triumph on a milk cart pulled by horses and straw seating, met Uhl the Berlin caterer, and joked with him as they rode. The emperor also disciplined two princes after a prank on palace sentries. A separate note credits Mrs. Morrison with tipping the Cleveland delegation to secure the nomination.
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Berlin
Washington Post
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Dewey
Thia
Soverelan
Lade
Arma
Washington Star
Cleveland
Eukles
Morrison
Palmer
Fle
Fender trial car on Laurel Hill line tests new trolley fender
Superintendent of the Traction Company reports a car fitted with a new style fender ran a trial on the Laurel Hill line yesterday evening and showed satisfactory performance. General Manager Beetem and Superintendent Fox will decide later which fender to adopt from several patterns tested at Linden Street barn.
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Traction Company
Laurel
Linden Street
Beetem
Fox
Fender
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It relieves pain in the urinary passages and back, both in men and women. Quick relief from retention of water and painful urination is claimed. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Lake outing ends amid local paving settlement
A social gathering at the lake concluded peacefully as Traction Company paving issues on West Lackawanna avenue were resolved amicably. The road bed has been prepared and stone removed between the track and vitrified brick area, with finishing work ongoing. John Whiskeynogey from the North End suffered arm injuries in the Brisbin shaft and was admitted to Moses Taylor hospital.
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Jennie Davia
Maggie J. Davis
Traction Company
West Lackawanna Avenue
John Whiskeynogekey
North End
Moses Taylor
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