Beranton Wins in Ninth Inning in Atlantic League
Gossip of the Diamond reports a brilliantly contested slate in the Atlantic League with Newark and Reading pressing the top spot. Lancaster led Paterson and Allentown, Reading beat Richmond in a tight game, and today Allentown visits Wilkes-Barre while Lancaster meets Paterson and Richmond faces Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Newark
Paterson
Lancaster
Reading
Allentown
Richmond
Wilkes-Barre
Wilken
Barre
Eaee
Thatcher
Bishop
Fertech
Plawmiller
Drauby
Seybold
Rich
Newark Falls To Scranton In Ninth Inning Rally
Newark, N J May 2 Scranton broke Newark s streak by batting in three runs in the ninth. Keenan forced in two runs in the second with two walks. Dillon starred in two of the city s fastest double plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Scranton
Keenan
Dillon
Lancaster Beats Paterson In Held and At Bat
Lancaster again outplayed Paterson both on the held and at the bat. Fry pitched well but made errors that cost four runs as the game ended with Lancaster in the lead.
Wash fabrics showcase exclusive patterns and colors
A catalog note highlights washable fabrics with designs and colors as the main appeal. Printed jaconets offer new designs at 12 14a price. Printed dimities Madras and batiste present neat patterns in blocks and florals with attractive colorings and pricing. Silk stripe ginghams and Zephyr ginghams feature varied checks and stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimities
Madras
Batiste
Lancaster knocks out two in baseball clash
Lancaster beat Ernerins-Lancaster 9 to 6 in a game featuring two doubles, three-base hits by Wente and Paterson, and key errors. Paterson left on base while Schmidt struck out eight and Fry was hit by a pitch. Umpire Betts officiated a two hour contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Rath
Allentown
Coarly
Clymer
Atherton
Sere
Reading
R. H
A. B. Biratton
Cockman
Beevewonie
KH I
Wrinley
Shannen
Tialan
Seybold
Sssvseseeenees
Oaey Iihrorove
Hhlman
Vee van Wikhop
D . Ehtaawe
Planmiller
Calhoun
Tor ‘Hisbon
Hind Viening
Hichmond
Gerbold More
Drauby
Wrighey
Doin
Hess
Trace
Wich
Ty Thatcher
Fertseh
Pranmiller
Phivye
Fertkeh
Bisho
Hargrove
McDermott
Bchimldt
Patervan
Lancaster
Ernerins
Wente
Watil
Thornton
Cochnwar
Tuttermore
Paterson
Lancaater
Baseball scores and umpires from multiple city games
Box scores show results from games in New York Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Baltimore and Washington with innings tallies. Umpires listed include Day Drennan Burns Smith Hunt Connolly Gaffney Andrews and others. Teams mentioned include Brooklyn Washington and Baltimore with various battery pairings and final tallies.
Eastern League Scores and Weather Snippets
In Providence Toronto and Hartford combined for a big score toll with 5 to 2. Springfield led Rochester 12 to 0 while Worcester posted 11 and Montreal 9. Detroit 3 and Buffalo 4. Indianapolis and Columbus 6. Kansas City 1. Minneapolis and Paul Milwaukee rain noted.
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Burievee
Providence
Toronto
Hartford
Springfeld
Rochester
Worcester
Montreal
Detroit
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kinsis City
Minneapolis
Paule
Milwaukee
Unclear OCR Entrants Listed With Odd City Names
Fragmentary OCR data lists numeric values beside a string of names and place names, including Wherling 8 and Dayton 10, interspersed with towns like New Ciuathe and Chewnd Foryuile, suggesting a misread scoreboard or results line from a local event.
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Wherling
New Ciuathe
Youngstown
Muniafield
Dayton
Chewnd Foryuile
Toledo
Fort Warne
Georgetown Defeats Virginia for College South Championship
Georgetown University defeats the University of Virginia 6 to 4 to win the College Championship of the South. Georgetown remains undefeated this season, having played all major colleges except Harvard, in a hard fought contest in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
University of Virginia
Georgetown
Harvard
Tigers prepare for Cornell duel amid injury woes
Princeton teams, in Princeton New Jersey, May 2, report hard training for the upcoming clash with Cornell. Three of the Tigers are sidelined with injuries, threatening Princeton's chances against Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Conditioon
Cornell
Ithaca
Local youth baseball and softball games listed for May events
The Tribute reports multiple junior and youth team fixtures with managers and captains named. Rosettes and Eagles Jr face off on Cowfield grounds with a 14 14 score. Young Sports beat Korettm 4 1 on Cowfield. Matches include Willow Street Store vs Twirlers, South Side team vs Dunmore, Minbokeub vs Eureka, and Olyphant Browns vs Dunmore at various local fields.
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Rattlers
EL Tiller
A. Dippre
Pop Schank
Chartman
G. Webmeever
P. Duester
Shor Fo Muester
FP. Snyder
Or. Bennett, Jr
Charles Martmoan
Charles Schank
The
Rosettes
Routh Silo
the Eaghes, Jr
Hosettes
Fred Hillctter
Jota Frichtel
Finshiny
Tribveri
Korettm
Cowfeld
Yong Eagles
Christophal
Manigur
Jon Beeker
Oenptiult
Willow Street
Orchard Sarr
Andrew Kirnss
Frank Ward
John Siandas
Mike Bremen
Wht Kives
Thomas Dometon
Thatty Wirth
Austin Sundes
Bore Wirth
Jor Ti
Charles Sumay
Duty Wirth
Dunmeare
Crounds
Wridag
Patrick Whidber Ty
Fureka
Minooka
Dunmore
Maher Rublin Battle Ends In Ten Round Draw At Club Fight
New York May 2 Peter Maher and Cis Nublin known as the Akron Giant fought a twenty round draw before the Leno Athletic club. About six thousand watched the spectacle with Maher at 141 pounds and Nublin 100. Nublin's seconds included Billy Madden Charley Goff Jack OBrien and Duxey Currey.
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New York
Peter Maher
Cis Nublin
Akron
Leno Athletic Club
Maher
Wetana
Rublin
Rubin
Billy Madden
Charley Goff
Jack O'Brien
Duxey Currey
Murven
Prep Towry
Spike Sullivan
Peter Purne
Jimmy Maher
Billy Shinnersy
Local High School Baseball Gapes and Local Teams Highlight Monday
Monday's games featured Hodson and Henderson in a tense match with mixed performances across Allentown Newark Scranton Reading and Wilkes-Barre. The Chinns Giants tied to a novelty almond eye theme drew attention at Queen County Park while Hussey and Chinatown connections drive a quirky new team storyline.
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Hodson
Henderson
Finnan
Wheeler
Freeman
Delehanty
Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
Goeekel
Risley
Keenan
Newark
Apaper
Scranton
Pontion
Athletic Park
Gudaring
Mamond
Chinns Giants
Queen County Park
N. Y
Bogert's Case Continued In Wilkes Barre Mail Charge
Pittsburg May 2 The U S District Court grants a continuance in the case against KH EF Bogert former Wilkes Barre postmaster charged with opening mail while in office Attorneys Lonahan and McLean cite the illness of witness W H Bates as key defense factor United States District Attorney Heiner opposes the delay Judge Burlington orders the case continued to the Williamsport term in September.
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Pittsburg
United States District Court
J. T. Lonahan
W. 3S. McLeean
Kh.ef. Bogert
Wilkes-Barre
W. H. Bates
United States
D. B. Heiner
Murlington
Williamsport
The Gouth Ride Rattiers Challenge Twinnera at Cowfield
The Gouth Ride Rattiers face Twinnera on Cowfield grounds in a notable contest. Details of location and stakes remain unclear in the fragment.
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Gouth
Rattiers
Cowfield
Official changes shake Harrisburg political staff
General James W. Latta of Philadelphia was reelected secretary of internal affairs and today qualified for a four year term. Major Image B. Brown of Corry was reappointed deputy secretary. Ex Representative Algernon L. Martin of Lawrence county was inducted as deputy secretary of agriculture, succeeding a professor earlier named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
Latta
Image B. Brown
Corry
Algernon L. Martin
LaWrence County
State college woman named secretary in Edge case
Joan Hamilton of State college is selected as secretary, while Thomas J Edge of West Cheater is removed from his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hamilton
State College
Thomas J. Edge
West Cheater
Nineteenth Century Club Clam Bake At South Main Street Home
The Nineteenth Century club held its annual clam bake on April 27 at the home of the Misses Rourn on South Main street. The evening featured games, singing, and clam feasting with attendees listed, and several visitors and relatives noted in attendance.
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Rourn
South Main Street
T Oplock
Mr Bietecker
Lizale Brown
Allen Barden
Agnes Watts
Washington Swarts
Ethel Josele
Grace Bourn
Furton Biesecker
Charles Crown
Eugene Biereckey
Horace Jones
Garreld Brown
Hires Bourn
Simmons
White Plains
N. Y
H. L. Galen
Idsvle Weel
Scranton
Mire Florencs Cannon
Long Island City
James Diminkek
Tirde Park
Thomas Johns
Finch
Gene Dale
Bevanton
J. Elornhaker
Artificial Eyes and the Market for Prosthetic Orbs
German authority notes the rarity of artificial eyes while France produces many for different uses such as taxidermy and wax figures. The piece discusses who wears them, the reasons behind their use, and the social expectations that drive demand.
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Germany
Frans
Ciusa
Journal d'Hygiene
Halle
Urge
Ema
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O'Connell
Thickara
Kagan
Hitch
Eveie
Srccanicovsvers
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Guneon
Jimeson
Johnstone
Herndon
Tiate
Ly Kerner
Eagan
Wiilkes
U'm Doherty
Duncan
Beens
Cienenes
MaVern
Dresden
NATO
Rup
RMU Ss
National League
R.hle
New York Vv
Tfroaler
Courtass
Coakley
Emealie
McDonalds
Cleveland
Fitet Paime— Kaile
Loulavilly
Zimmer
Magee
Powers
Umplins
O'Day
Brennin
Pitteburg
Rob
Lowe Wo
Otop
Puttehuri
Csecey Floolootloi
Jones
Cricer
Gardiner
Lchriver
Bowerman
Durns
Baltimore
R.le
Boston
Onzoi Glo
Baltiore Oo
Nichole and Clarke
Mike and Robinson
Hunt and Connolly
Whaehington
R.H.E. Washington
Hattersea
Baker
McGuire
Hughes
Farrell
Gaffney and Andrews
Stu Love
Crooklyn
Toston
Baltimora
Louisville
Waehingtom
Interstate League
Princeton AT Work
Lackawanna Avenue
Bogert
Moscow
Columbia Chain
Bic
Hartford Bicycles
Pierce and
Stormer Bicycles
PF Ovns Bicycles
Kellum & Conrad
Wyorton Avenue
Scranton Dairy
Rodinson
STE
Nervita Medical Co
Chicago
McGhuiertal & Phoncie
Doriewits
Lockawinne Ave
Branton
G. W.S. Fuller
Lackiwonna Avene
Mount Pleasant Coal
Ofive
Connell
Mae
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
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