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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1897

Page

3

Scranton Extends Winning Streak in Eastern League Action

Scranton defeated Syracuse to make it three straight wins as Eastern League play continued. Wilkes-Barre encountered rough play and a contentious contest against Syracuse, while Providence barely slipped past Toronto and Rochester edged Wilkes-Barre. The Bereton victory over Syracuse came after two hours of heated play and persistent protests by visitors.

Syracuse Wilkes. Barre Syracuses Beranton Tean Wilkes- Barre Rochester Providence Toronto Christianship League Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-arre Scranten Lampe Hill Ragan Ragan Lezotte Kennedy Scranton Fin Bernnton Toyd Gillon Foyd

Today's Games Matchups Feature Regional Hockey Cards

ROCMESTAR faces SCRANTON, SYRACTURE plays WILKES-BARRE, BUFFALO visits PROVIDENCE, TORONTO travels to SPRINGFIELD in a slate of league games.

Rocmestar Scranton Syracture Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Providence Toronto Springfield

Scranton Beats Syracuse In Tumultuous Nineteenth Century Derby

Scranton wins a hard fought baseball game against Syracuse despite two and a half hours of umpire disputes. Griffin’s men persevere to a two run margin, as delays and controversial decisions mar a long contest with errors and rough play.

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Scranton Manager Griflin Comments On Team Prospects

Before the season opens the Scranton club manager Griflin gave his take to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. He notes critics predict good chances for Scranton, cites past finishes, player hitting and fielding quality, and asserts readiness to face opposing pitchers this season.

Griflin Scranton Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Seranton Democratated Chronicle Sivi Beranton Sermatton Meath Mar Traly Grittin Scranton Base Ball Club

Music Hall Bouts Feature Danville and Buffalo Boxers

Ben Wilson from Danville and Til ly O Brien from Buffalo to meet in a six round bout at Music hall Wednesday night. Hoffmann club presents several other boxing matches. Steve Jude of South Side faces Mike Kane of Minooka in a six round preliminary. Sirown of the city will box Lloyd from Indianapolis for six rounds.

Ben” Wilson Danville Tilly” O'B Brien Buffalo Music Hall Hoffman Club Steve Jude South Side Mike” Kane Minooka Weber Taylor Kane Kid” Sirown Wilxin Conley Tuht Lloyd Indianapolis Ind

New rubber boxing man headlines Chicago inventor

Laula Koch of Chicago has created a rubber man test device with a dial to measure hit force. The pneumatic face reaction and belt gauge promise light training use, though Corbett doubts heavy boxing value, predicting it suits saloons and sporting resorts.

Laula Koch Chicago Corbett

Dixon to Fight Top Contender After Lowell Mass Bout

Tom O Rourke plans a twenty to twenty five round fight between George Dixon and the winner of Martin Flaherty of Lowell Mass versus Solly Smith. The Broadway Athletic Club bout is due in about ten days. Both Flaherty and Smith want to face the colored challenger and O Rourke seeks a strong purse for the winner. Dixon remains calm as negotiations proceed.

Tom O'Rourke George Dixon Martin Flaherty Lowell Mass Solly Smith Broadway Athletic Club Flaherty Smith O'Rourke Dixon Siene

Why He Resigned from Yale Navy at Henley Rowing

Reasons for J H Simpson's resignation as Yale rower stem from a Henley race dispute with Coach Cook. An in-boat confrontation followed the episode in Henley, England, creating tension at Yale. Lehman’s Harvard success adds to Yale’s concerns and the team may hire an English coach next year.

New Haven Conn Yale J. H. Simpson England Cook Simpson Galid Henley Lehman Harvard Atlantic

Maher and Sharkey Bout Near Palace Fight

Arthur Lumley manager of the Palace Athletic Club announced a Maher versus Tom Sharkey bout in New York with offers of $8,000 from the Broadway club and $10,000 proposed by Warren Lewis of the Greater New York Athletic Club.

New York Arthur Lumley Palace Athletic Club Maher Tom Sharkey Broadway Club Warren Lewis Greater New York Athletic Club

Cleveland to Pinay Sunday Games Controversy

President Robison of the Cleveland baseball club said the team would play Sunday games despite the mayor’s declaration that state law would be enforced. Robison proposed risking arrest to test the law and city ordinance on Sunday ball. Obleon may reconsider selling his club if Sunday games are blocked.

Cleveland Ohio Robison Cleveland Baseball Club Mx Robinson Obleon

Mitchell challenges Jackson for £1000 and side

Charley Mitchell issues a formal challenge to Peter Jackson for a boxing match with a £1000 purse and side bets. The Boling broke club aims to host the bout at their clubhouse and offers a £2000 purse if the fight is staged there.

Mitchell Jackson London Charley Mitchell Peter Jackson Bolingbroke Club

Boxing boom follows Horton bill across the nation reports

The article notes a dramatic revival of boxing after the Horton bill, with new activity in New York City and numerous states easing permits. It contrasts past bans in San Francisco, New Orleans, Chicago, and Philadelphia with current wide open rules, police protection in Philly, and limited rounds elsewhere. The piece also adds humorous governor anecdotes about riding a camelback bridge and meeting officials at a McKinley reception.

New Orleans Olympic Crescent City Sullivan Corbett Kilramn Jack McAuliffe Fitzsimmons Hall Maher Myer Goddard Denver Ed Smith Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Paul New York City Empire State San Francisco Halcyon California Athletic Club Raewett McCormick Reeder McKinley New York Hastings Grosvenor

Hastings Joins American Wheelmen League

Pennsylvania Governor Hastings secretly learns to ride a bicycle and joins the League of American Wheelmen. A mailed gold badge from the league secretary arrives as a token of membership in Harrisburg on May 2.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Hastings League of American Wheelmen League

Copyright arrangements for Fitzsimmons Corbett fight

Dan Stuart announced that Washington arrangements provide a copyright for the fight pictures. Two full copies are needed for U.S. protection and five for England. A representative will go abroad next week to complete matters. The copyrights will cost $17,000.

Dan Stuart Washington New York Sun

Yale Harvard and Princeton pick umpires by NL president

In New Haven on May 2 the managers of Yale Harvard and Princeton agreed to entrust all umpire nominations for their championship series to National League President Young. He will name umpires from the league staff and their identities will be revealed only as they walk to the field and greet the college captains before the game.

New Haven, Conn Yale Harvard Princeton Young National League

Racing set for Green Ridge and Scranton cyclists

The Green Ridge Wheelmen train this week with Gregory Keller and White aiming for tandem work this season. Eddie Coon leads Scranton Licycle on track duty, while Allen Jones, praised by trainer Dick Alward, heads to the National circuit expected to win races and captivate fans.

Green Ridge Gregory Keller White Scranton Licycle Club Eddie Coon Eddie

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