West End Wheelmen defeat Backus team in Wilkes-Barre meet
Wilkes-Barre West End Wheelmen topped the Backus squad three straight games by 2383 pins to 187. Dimier led Backus with 169 1-3 average, while Carr paced West End at 192, 182 average. The article notes standings, upcoming matches, and local bowling activity as season nears end.
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Backus
Wilkes-Barre
West End
Dimier
Gachwindt
Wilkes-Barreans
Carr
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn and New York
In Philadelphia the con game vs Chicago shows runs 220000000111 with Rathenes Hughes and Kling. umpires Dwyer. In Boston Cincinnati and other lineups show various at bats and batteries Phillips Bergen Dineen Kittridge umpire Dow. In Brooklyn Warper Powell Nichols McVann Kennedy McGuire umpire Emsiiv. In New York Witlsburg and New York co. 0200000 bx a 7 with Batteries Phillips OConnor Matthew son Bowerman umpires Zimmer and Warner.
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Philadelphia
R. Con
Chicago
Rathcvnes
Hughea
Kling
Orth
Done
Jaz
Dwyer
Boston
RWOR
Cincinnati
Batterice
Phillips
Bergen
Dineen
Kittridge
Dow
Brooklyn— Row
Bt. Louis
Brooklyn
Warper
Powell and Nichols
McVann
Kennedy and McGuire
Emsiiv
New York
Witlsburg
New York Co
Phillippi
O'Connor
Matthewson and Bowerman
Amypires
Zimmer
Warner
Colleges Shape Pro Baseball Talent in 1901 Season
Rochester, Wartford, Buffalo, Worcester, Toronto, Providence, Montreal, Syracuse lead a talent surge as college stars from New England campuses flood the National and American leagues. Brown, Dartmouth, Penn, Amherst, Bucknell, and Georgetown players dot rosters with Tenney, Gammons, Matthewson among notable names. The influx aims to curb field misconduct and strengthens major and minor teams, highlighted by Christy Matthewson’s latest win for New York and Barry’s impact in Philadelphia.
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New England
Boston
Fred Tenney
Brown University
Lewis
Crolius
Dartmouth
Gammons
Brown
Dave Fults
Conny Mack
Philadelphia
Roy Thomas
Pennsylvania
White
Georgetown
New York
Christy Matthewson
Bucknell
Kellogg
Amherst
Nelson
Jack Hayden
Mack
Jack Barry
Beranton
Buffalo
Rhettsline
Barry
Pittsburg
Factoryville
Canadian golf drops international team match contest
The Royal Canadian Golf Association will not participate in this year’s international team matches against the United States Golf Association citing discouraging defeats and limited resources. Reinmund of the New Jersey State Golf Association outlines the second annual New Jersey championship tournament with dates from June 27 to 29 and entry restrictions for resident New Jersey club members.
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Royal Canadian Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Reinmund
New Jersey State Golf Association
New Jersey
Archie Graham
Paterson
Nour olah’s Turkish Wrestler Aims for Roeber Clash
Manager Martin Julian pushes Nour olah to meet Ernest Roeber in a likely farcical wrestling contest. Roeber is the skilled fighter. Nourolah is described as a mountain of flesh who relies on overpowering his foe to secure a fall.
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Martin Julian
Nourolah
Ernest Roeber
Roeber
Yousoud
Yousouf
Reforming Game Laws Spread Across States
The piece notes broad progress in wildlife protection with new or proposed state laws. Michigan seeks to end spring wild fowl shooting and limit deer to one per hunter, Wisconsin pushes repeal of spring shooting bans, and California imposes a 25 birds or 50 ducks limit. Other states, including Montana Missouri Maine Washington and Quebec, implement tighter bag limits and season rules to curb overhunting.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Missouri
Maine
Washington
California
Golden State
Quebec
Theatrical notes on Soloss Academy and Carvel plot
A fragmented review highlights Vera Ode Nile Steiek and Matinee acts with standout performances by Mies Mrou Mil Ville and Richard Carvel as a patriotic figure resisting British rule. The piece notes intricate political schemes, betrothal plots, and royal intrigue across stage productions at Li nat Friday and vichanl Capel.
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Sia Hopkins
Bedi
Vcomn
Mir Deine Dawe
Hichanl Capel
Adapiter
Chochill
Richard Carvel
Taneler
Avalon
Corvel
Amaeles
Dawethye
Iedins
Charter
Local Social Roundup and Accident Report
Miss Katherine Thompson spent Sunday in Wilkes-Barre. Lulu Metagar returned Sunday from a visit to relatives in Munnellia Valley. Mrs. W. L. Speece returned to Scranton on Thursday after a forthright visit to her old home. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Goisecker were at the home of Knapp at Post Hill Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christhinunsmuan drove en route to Mr. Kunsman’s sister’s home. Mrs. Alfred Slite. An accident occurred near Dr. Cooper’s residence when horses frightened and ran away, injuring Mrs. Kunsman’s ankle and bruising Mr. and Mrs. Runsman. The Mite club will hold an ice cream festival in the P at A hall on Friday evening May 24. Miss Grace Beisecker visited friends in Pittton. Miss Irene Lake of Mountain Valley guests of her aunt Mrs. Migabeth Metayar.
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Katherine Thompson
Wilkes-Barre
Lulu Metagar
Relathees
Munnellia Valley
W. L. Speece
Scranton
Fort- Hught
George W. Goisecker
Knapp
Post Hil
Christhinunsmuan
Pittaton
Irene Lake
Mountain Valley
Migabeth Metayar
Carbondale Man Sees Back Pain Vanish After Nerve Pills
Mr M Welton of South Church Street Carbondale says his back was very weak and kidneys fine but fatigue persisted. He credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills bought at B A Kelly's Drug Store Main and Sidem Streets for rapid improvement and says his back grew stronger daily and he can labor freely.
Nerve Pills Endorsements From Two Pennsylvania Men
William Rinker of West Hazleton and J. H. Burr of Towanda report relief from Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for heart palpitations headaches and general weakness. Advert says pills quiet heart action improve rest and strength with a note to see the physician's portrait and signature on the box.
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DR. Chase
Rawchase
J. H. Burr
Third Street
Towanda
A. W. Chase
Kester
A.W. Chase
Strike Ends as Sterrick Colliery Workers Reinstated
Jessup reports that outside employees at Sterrick colliery walked out over the firing of docking boss Conners and engineer Healey. A daylong grievance meeting led to reinstatement and full operation. Also notes Charles O Hoyle and Annie Mackrell marriage at St Patrick's in Olyphant today with a social to follow at Billings Hall. Rose Bagan visited Strawton. Blue baseball club hosted social at Billings Hall and seeks a game with Crescenta of Olyphant. Cielden Star Social set for next Monday at Billings Hall.
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Sterrick
Conners and Healey
Charles O' Hoyle
Annie Mackrell
P. J. Murphy
St. Patrick's Church
Olyphant
Hbillings’ Hall
Rose Bagan
Strawton
Blue Baseball Club
Billings’ Hall
Crescenta
Jessup
Cielden Star Social Club
Billings
Fragmented OCR Note on City Communications History
Fragmented text mentions communication with a secretary and several unclear names across a city. It references an international correspondence and a fall event with unspecified individuals and places, leaving the core facts indeterminate. The piece reads as a historical note or archival fragment with garbled proper nouns.
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Syliweter
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