Scranton Targets Atlantic League Success With Burnham Hire
Atlantic league magnates meet at the Hotel Jermyn to name Walter Burnham as Scranton’s manager and aim for a strong season. Horace Fogel lauds Burnham as a top minor league leader capable of lifting Scranton into the first division.
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Ase Ball
Scranton
Jermyn
Walter Burnham
Horace Fogel
Tribune
Hurnham
Manger
Remembering Dasher Troy and Scranton baseball crowds
A veteran recalls early Scranton baseball nights with Dasher Troy and rough crowds. He contrasts past rowdiness with modern hissed games, cites a Wilkes-Barre incident where Troy grabbed opponent Reilly, and notes a near spike on Dooley. Patten moves to Cincinnati. Hugh Jennings may retire.
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Beranton
Dasher Troy
Scranton
Wilkes- Harre
Dasher
Reilly
Wilkes-Barre
Teilly
Troy
Wilkes- Harreans
Rochester
Frank Boyd
Dooley
Patten
Wilkes- Barre
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Allen
Reds
Hugh Jennings
Bicycle Path Day Planned by League Leader in Michigan
Hief consul H. EarIe of the 1st Michigan Division of the League of American Wheelmen organizes a Bicycle Path Day for May 11. He expects to mobilize about 10 000 wheelmen to work on the event and promote cycling infrastructure and safety.
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C.C. Throoks
Hallowell
Consol Earle
Earle
New York
Massachusetts
Sterling Eliott
George A. Perkins
Boston
Perkins
Hief Consul H. §. Earle
Michigan
League of American Wheelmen
Scranton Bowling League Excites Public Interest
The four clubs impressed with strong bowling and the league spurred public interest in the sport. Local alleys show large turnout and hearty, good natured enthusiasm as spectators observe the competition.
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Scranton
Manly
Morris Bros Dissolution Sale Boots and Miner Brogans
Morris Bros announce a dissolution sale offering $8 boots and men’s miner brogans with iron tips and heels. Odds and ends include workwear and related footwear in a clearout style.
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Morris Bros
Bishop Writes from Philippines Describes March and Captures
A letter dated February 5 from Floyd Bishop of Company G 42d U.S. Volunteer Infantry details a 200 mile inland march through Southern Luzon from Manila begun January 19. He notes barefooted troops, bad weather, scarce blankets, and several skirmishes with insurgents in which twelve towns were captured.
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Pagsanham
Bishop
42D
Pageanham
KE. H
Dunmore
Manila
Luzon
Seeburger
Floyd
U.S. V
World’s Record Fast Time by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway set a world record for speed by running a little over 310 miles in 470 minutes and 20 seconds, averaging 65.07 mph. The line’s name has become synonymous with high speed, reliability, and punctual service.
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Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Thia
Rail line offers special excursion tickets to New York
On Tuesday March 27 agents of the Lackawanha railroad sell round trip excursion tickets to New York at one fare plus $1. Tickets are valid for travel only on March 27 and returnable by April 1 inclusive.
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Sary
Rob Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
Kid
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Maher
Stockings Convoy
Tommy Hogan
England
Bill Chester
New York
McGovern
Chester
Hogan
Lackawanha Railroad
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Frisbie
Duffy
Stahl
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Eman
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Scranton Bicycle Club
Wilkes-Barre West End
Backus
George Rice
Bicycle Club Allega
Elke
Roles de Vincennes
Edward McHugh
the Lackawanna
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Clarence de Bow
John Horan
Eugene Tropp
de Bow
Flell
Philippines
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Union Transfer Barn
Penn Ave
H. B. Hibbard
MYER
Davidow
Scotch Woolen Mills Co
Lackawanna Ave
Marwood Jordan
Vine Street
Dickson Works
Bittenbender & Co
Grace M. Seely