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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1900

Page

6

Scranton Leads Atlantic League as Road Schedule Opens

Scranton tops the Atlantic league with seven wins and two losses under Manager Burnham. The team heads to Reading for two games then Philadelphia Newark Jersey City and Allentown before returning May 26 to face Allentown. Key players include O'Brien Doherty McIntyre Knox and Kennedy Jamieson Milligan Legh and Kervin.

Scranton Burnham Moniday Reading Philadelphia Newark Jersey City Allentown Feerrison Knox Sheffler Sheffer Doherty J. J. O'Brien Pirate O'Brien McIntyre Dash Taft Millerick Kennedy Jamieson Milligan Kervin Leigh Leyh Legh Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Casey Miligan Carey Fogel Thomas J. Donovan Green Island N. C Elmira New Jersey Polley Barons Wilkes-Barre Daily News Athletics Billy” Thomas Morristown Uramus College James Jeffries Grove Johnson Rosenback Young Burns Wilkes- Barre Atyle Selder Kelvin Jameson Summer

Dillon Praised by Buffalo Executive in Beloved First Baseman Profile

Buffalo executive James Franklin extols Frank Dillon a former first baseman for Buffalo now with Detroit after a Pittsburg deal. Franklin laments losing Dillon to Detroit for a small price, lauding Dillon’s bat, speed, and fielding. The piece also covers other players and upcoming schedule shifts in the minor and major leagues.

James Franklin Buffalo Frank Dillon Dillon Pittsburg Detroit Franklin Carey Dreyfuss Stallings Ed Delehanty Philadelphia Wadsworth New Castle Jack Hasscock Port Wayne Elmer Flick Delehanty Lajoie Barnie Hartford Urquhart Feld Ward Bill Mazsey Aes Der

Milwaukee hosts national meet for L A W wheelmen

The executive committee plans for the Milwaukee national meet of the L A W, with races in the Exposition building a ten lap board track, tours of gardens and industrial centers, a moonlight lake excursion, and a commemorative badge for visitors. The Detroit Cycle board of trade eyes a Memorial Day monster road race on Belle Isle with prizes.

Milwaukee Walter Sanger Detroit Cycle Board of Trade Detroit Mich Belle Isle

Spalding Names Winners and Cyclists With Prop Pipeline Gear

A. G. Spalding announces winners and top miles men for the event. Charles Murphy shows an electric battery setup on his bicycle framed to shock through his arms for added force. Charles W. Miller trains in New York seeking a match with Jimmy Michave. Michigan authorities defeat a proposed Detroit bicycle license set at 1.00.

Charles Murphy Murphy Charles W. Miller New York Manhattan Beach Jimmy Michave Lcense Detroit Michigan

Yesterday's Atlantic league games halted by rain

Rain stopped all Atlantic league games yesterday leaving percentages unchanged. In the National league Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati to keep a grand triumphant match alive. The Pittsboro Boston game was also halted by rain with no other games scheduled. Averages follow.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsboro Pittebare Boston

Weather and Scores Across League Play

Weather halted several games with rain in the Atlantic and National Leagues. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 11 to 2 while Chicago beat Indianapolis 7 to 1 and Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 7 to 5. Rochester crushed Stracume 4 to 0.

Chicago Indianapolis Cleveland Milwaukee Kaneas City Detroit

Allentown and Elmira Swap Opponents

Matchups list Allentown at Scranton Elmira at Wiskee Darre Jermey City at Philadelphia Newark at Bewading. The notice outlines four forthcoming games with listed city pairings and venues.

Allentown Scranton Elmira Wiskee-Darre Jermey City Philadelphia Newark Bewiding

The Young Moonlight of Olyphant Challenge May Game

The Young Moonlight of Olyphant challenges clubs under The Browns' ground at Olyphant in May. Middleman manager Joseph Triedman captain Chomplas accept the challenge of Hot Liter for a ball game at Li ovine on No. 80 school ground, Linnie Midenorm manager.

Olyphant Tlyoors Grounlla Tribune Middleman Joseph Triedman Chomplas Li Ovine Linnie Midenorm

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Mra. Pook Orlel Old Phile Pike

Jeffries Still the Champion After Long Ring Battle

The report details a brutal bout between Jeffries and Corbett, highlighting Jeffries maintaining the championship after a hard fought contest. Corbett fought with sharp footwork and speed, while Jeffries pressed the attack and endured a late rally. The referee and crowd react as Corbett is finally counted out after a dramatic finish.

Coney Inland Corbett Jeffries Charley White Jimi Jef Bat Corbett Teke Jeff Millia Jett Ther Hoth Jeff Jet Hound Jel Jen Jeffe Fave Jes Jef Rolend Jeffs Jolaint Corlete Jeneth Ale Jed Corett Jay Jim Colete Jefewong Bia Corbettt Corror Cor Lett Boy Nefome White

Butler Re-elected Chairman of National Committee

Sioux Falls May 11 The Populist national committee met and re elected Senator Butler as chairman by seven in a total vote of seventy six He will set up headquarters in Washington during the campaign and will require a vice chairman to assist likely George F Edmiston of Nebraska for the post.

Sioux Falls New National Committee Senator Butler National Committee Butler Washington George F. Edmiston Nebraska

Pennsylvania Railroad Denies 15 Million Loan Report

Philadelphia reports deny Pennsylvania Railroad planned to borrow 15 million dollars at four percent for one year to fund stock purchases including Long Island railroad. Green and Patton call the story absurd though others say negotiations have occurred. debentures and renewal options cited. Also obituary notes an Irish-born woman, born 1850, longtime Scranton resident, with funeral at St Joseph's and interment in Minooka Catholic cemetery.

Philadelphia New York Pennsylvania Railroad Company Long Island Railroad John P. Green Pennsylvania Railroad William A. Patton Cassatt Captain Green

Madmans crime shocks Italian village near Arezzo

A peasant in a village near Arezzo, in a sudden attack of madness, killed nine family members and wounded several others. Before capture, he burned a cattle stable to the ground, and the assailant was not yet subdued.

Rome Arezzo

Clark's Stable Sold After Auction in New York

The complete racing stable of the late Hon. William H. Clark was sold today in New York. The buyer was Wadsworth, acquiring the Toboggan and Brooklyn Handicap winner from last year for 1,000 dollars.

New York William H. Clark Brooklyn W. Wadsworth

Brother Philip Kagan Visit as Father in Danger

Minooka report notes Brother Philip of the Christian Brothers from Philadelphia arrived after being called to the bedside of his father James Kagan who is dangerously ill. The Young Men's Institute plans a June excursion to Mountain Park. Michael Walsh of Gilmore Avenue recovers after a weeklong illness. Mrs Hannah Mangan, store of Rev Thomas J Rea, dies early Friday at the parochial residence.

Charlesville County Cork Ireland Scranton St. Ceccilian's Academy Rev T. J. Rea Sugar Notch New York City James Mangan Sugar Notch Parish Minooka Oliver Patrick John Rea Stockdale Cal Brown Emerald Isle Sidney Australia St. Joseph's Church Minooka Catholic Cemetery Philip Order of Christian Brothers Philadelphia James Kagan Young Men's Institute Mountain Park Michael Walsh Gilmore Avenue Hannah Mangan Thomas J. Rea

Chinese Delicacy Peanut Buds in Ginger Jelly Priced High

A New Orleans Times Herald writer details a peculiar peanut buds and ginger jelly paste from a San Francisco Chinese cook. The small formations inside roasted peanuts are ground into powder and mixed with ginger jelly to form a smooth paste tasting like cream cheese, selling for ten dollars per ounce.

New Orleans Times-Herald San Francisco Wong

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