Atlantic League Games Show Close Scores Across Teams
Wilkes-Barre edged Reading in a tight contest while Paterson defeated Newark. The champions were beaten by Lancaster as Philadelphia and Pittsburg played a ten inning game. Louisville shut out New York and Scranton suffered without strong batting. In the National League a general mix up with multiple results across cities.
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Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Paterson
Newark
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louisville
New York
Br. Coulis
Scranton
Allentown
Summell
Newark Way
Brooklyn
St. Leonie
Bolk
Murphys
Lawrence
Allentown Triumphs at Home as Summer Shines
Allentown defeated Scranton to claim its first home win of the season with Summer a standout. The report mixes game accounts and player notes, detailing scoring plays and pitching highlights across multiple matches and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Scranton
Unclear historical sports umpire list with city notes
Fragmentary OCR shows names of umpires and officials across multiple venues including Louisville Chicago and Atlanta with numerous misspellings. The text reads like a scattered roster of officials and teams with inconsistent punctuation and spacing, lacking a coherent event or outcome.
Eastern and Interstate League Scores Reported
In a fragmented summary of league games from the Eastern League and Interstate League, teams including Hartford Rochester Worcester Providence Toronto Montreal Springfield Toledo Wheeling Youngstown and others appear with scattered scores such as Toledo 4 and Youngstown 3, amid unclear contexts and missing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Springfield
College Games Signal Tight Scores Across Lehigh and Brown
In college play, Lehigh University edged Providence Georgetown 7 to 2 with a lean scoreline. Brown posted a 2 point result amid limited readable details from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethichem-Manhattan
Allege
Lehigh University
AL Providence
Georgetown
Brown
Diamond Pick Ups
Diamond pickup service expands in Wilkes area as Mivehmend Times reports the new offerings and schedules for local customers. The article notes increased fleet activity and outlines contact details for orders.
Cures Catarah Cures Catarah
Medicated vapor inhalation claims to treat throat and lung diseases including colds coughs hay fever bronchitis and asthma. The ad promises cleansing of the throat and lungs reaching inaccessible areas, urging purchase by mail or at 1508 Arch St Philos апт.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch St, Philos
Local Baseball Talk and Syndicate Controversy
Newspaper excerpts discuss Wilkes Barre baseball, Paterson club, and New York league turmoil. References to Harrisburg, Brooklyn, St Louis, Baltimore and Cleveland show broad regional interests. Mentions Philadelphia and Philadelphia second baseman Sinemian and Brathmore and Cleveland clubs amid syndicate influence.
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Tritoune
Beriton
Marco
Wilkes-Barre
Paterson
Harrisburg
Northing
Lancaster
Din Shannon
Massul
Lathouster
Willie Harre
Lenge
Syndicaite Iisiess
Freedsman
New York
Stanida
Braithnore Club
Clevelard Club
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Amateur Baseball Notes Then and Now in Scranton
Amateur baseball notes list multiple Sunday games across Scranton and nearby towns. Teams include The Alerts, West Side challenging Hegolutes. Black Diamonds vs Bhamracks and Ariols. Dunmore club vs Olyphant Browns. St. Thomas College Reserves vs Olyphant high school. Olyphant Browns vs Dunmore. Ariel Jr versus under 15 teams. Crescents of Pine Brook planning a home game at Toye grounds May 5.
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Mullenfield
Lomorrow
W. Riley
Black Diamonds
Bhamracks
James J. Boland
Ariols
South Side
Fir Street
James Boland
Dunmore
Olyphant Browns
Spor
Hill Grounds
John F. Coleman
Monger
Dever
Lackawanna State
Tayior Hospital
Wyoming Seminary
School of Lackawanna
Athletic
Scranton
Vietory
Mather Migelne
St. Thomas
Hecoroem
Hives
Telus
Pennsylvania
Heeorwes
Gallagher
Matrinon
Py McCwan
Burke
Lonerdan
Kirkwood
Motes Taylor Hospital
Boturdus
The
Tribune
John Roberts
James Reynolds
Twhilers
Willkie Street
Saltundas
Kane
Edwalls
Crescents
Pine Brook
Murekay
Providence
Hell On the Dimes Toye
A. Miller
College Athletes Meet at Manhattan Field Events Trials Today
The Wellini narie hosts a meet at Manhattan Field New York with trials tomorrow Pennsylvanias hopes to win the championship Yale and Hayward contend for second place Pennsylvanias Tewkesbury praised for sprints Princeton rivals and Yale stars anticipated for distance events Adams of Yale may beat Cregan in the half mile and Kraengelein with Prinstein to contest field events Clapp of Yale favored in pole vault and McCracken of Penn to dominate hammer and shot.
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Wellini Narie
Ehampion- Silo
Tewkesbury
Pennsylvania
Tin
Jarvis
Princeton
Adams
Ray
Williams
Ostrander
Hamilton
Brennan
Ordway
Yale
A. C. Kraengelein
Pocnn
Prinstein
Syracuse
Smith
Clapp
Johnston
Hoyt
Murvard
Hurlburt
Wesleyan
McCracken
Intercollegiate Meet Sees 600 Entries in Weight Events
The report notes top weight throwers Garland, McMahon and Hare from Pennsylvania. Elis Boal and Clark from Harvard. Francis from Yale. Bottier from Princeton. Intercollegiate records under threat include the pole vault 16 pound hammer and quarter mile. The field totals over six hundred entries.
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Sylvania
Garland, McMahon and Hare
Pennsylvania
Elis, Boal and Clark
Harvard
Francis
Yale
Bottier
Princeton
Huntington and Amon Win Shooting Match at Athletic Park
The Huntington Amon team defeated Marsh Monies 22 to 14 in a public shooting contest at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. About 800 spectators watched as each shooter faced fifty yards and twenty one yards range with sixty birds total. Mireh and Montes posted $200 for a rematch set for Thursday at Brick Yard Grounds Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Tetween
Marsh-Monies
Huntington-Auion
Marek
Huntington
Raine
Mireh
Montes
Brick Yard Grounds
Hyde Park
T He
NYU Weekly Triangle Publishes Bermuda Story
The Triangle, NYU's student weekly, released yesterday in magazine form. It showcases editorial talent and covers college sports science and faculty, featuring an instructive piece titled New York University in Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Triangle
New York University
Ttle
Bermuda
Military Naval Foot Ball Game Suggested Return
Secretary Long has referred the question of resuming football games between military and naval academies to Captain Cooper of the Annapolis academy for report. The secretary will be guided mainly by the superintendent's forthcoming evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military
Naval Academies
Long
Cooper
Annapolis Academy
Funeral of Mrs Bran ning Branning Held at Residence
The funeral of the late Mrs. Branning was held from her son Eber Branning’s Fifth Street home yesterday afternoon with Rev. Ac. Van Cleft of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating. Many friends attended and interment followed at Dinners Cemetery. Pallbearers included Stephen Richards, John Watrous, HH Nickerson, Albert Jenkins, Charles PF Tushell, and James O Masters.
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Mra
Local notices and social events plus a coal accident update
Charlies Moerleine of Center street was injured Wednesday morning in the No 1 shaft of the Pennsylvania Coal Company and was removed to Lackawanna Hospital yesterday. A Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society gathering last evening drew a large crowd and featured a Tribune printed program. The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society hosted a frocal at Mrs Swyrta's Cherry street home with many attendees. Miss Nellie Houten of Wilkes-Barre visits Edith Miller on West Pine Street. John and Mrs Van Bergen of Carbondale returned from a visit here. Lane's 120 Spruce Street advertises fine wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Moerleine
Center Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lackawanna
Presbyterian Church
Ald
Tribune
Mra
Shakespeare Complete Volume Edition in brown silk binding
A complete edition of Shakespeare bound in brown silk with gold stamps includes a comprehensive life and a history of early drama plus glossarial notes from Collier.
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Dresden
Beidleman
Carlyle
Ruskin
Longfellow
Emerson
Tennyson
Lamb
Browning
Beidleman's
Shakespeare
Collier
Firemen’s Club Scene At Cumberland Fair Night
Tame night at the Cumberland fair where firemen gathered with their own crowd. The Crystals aim to shift events with two non firemen attending tonight or tomorrow. a bronze statue is being cast for the citizen who attended last week. Bonnie Very Pretty will perform at the children's carnival conducted by Professor Fiege. fair closes tomorrow night. Henry E Norris of New Haven won a plane lamp. Thomas Currin won an antique oak center table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Fiege
Henry E. Norrie
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Currin
Hospital Cases Highlight Crashes and Attacks on Lackawanna
Miss Mary Neville, severely injured on Lackawanna avenue, improved at Lackawanna hospital but will not name her assailant. Michael Malloy, with a skull fracture, shows wonderful improvement. Henry Swartz of Green Ridge recovers after a dangerous flywheel accident at Meadow Brook washery. Charlie Morleine of Dunmore, crushed in a rock fall at Mountain mines, was moved to Lackawanna hospital yesterday.
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Mary Neville
Bbgma
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Michael Malloy
Henry Swartz
Green Hidge
Meadow Brook
Dunmore
Mountain
Pennsylvania Coat Company
Mid May Racing Days Offer Mixed Entries and Affordable Admission
Afternoon races on May 20 during Recoration Days feature varied entries and fast pace. Admission is 25 cones, with free Indian entry. Races include multiple heats and entries such as Lizale Laning, Martha Dy If, Punny Gt, and Mollie, highlighting a lively, sport filled program.
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Akeum
Wille
John Laning
Lizale Laning
M. Ly Perrin
Allen
Vlywoo Smith
Bog. Hugh
Gram
Sarllanka
Elwood Smith
Jock Dicbinson
Martha Dy
Heckelerger
M. L. Perrin
Tingle Torkaure
Bowman
Choir
Ward Jermyn
Watter
James Linwellyn
Mollie
John
Jug
John F
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Soit
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Seeievesisanee
Newark Po Serene
Cranton
Peanut Eaters
Tae Allentowe
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Hisley
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Atherton
Tanimud
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Buetifiee
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Cheewkel
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Murphy
Jimewon
Patton
Richter
Coughlin
Dratby
Balle
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Vinapire
Berger
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Vurthun
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Fagin
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Abe Shahan
Mislow
Berintoy
Hilts
Silligier, Murphy
Bare
Klopf
Ib Ferro
Duncan
Duncan, © Vee Oreeem
Cwitinger
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Gochnawr Ami Thornton
Morin
Mops
Ladd
Hardesty
Miss. Wildpitch
Fry
Vimpire—Belle
Mond
Boore
RK. A. A. Be
Thittormorea
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Slsweneedeeerswea
Ceeeewes
Leahy
Wetite
Lineneter
Beghold
Larceque
Chesebro
Dolan
Schaub
Winklev
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Boy Wilhelm
Ty Chesbro
Wrisley
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Larocque
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Delian
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National League
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Atlanidaville
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Emelie
Mc Donald
St. Look
Mattertes
Hvehep
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Fleer
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Modiurr
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Tle
Ballerlia—Wevting
McChuire
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Chance
Cmphree
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Hoeton
Chicago Senate
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Flonesind Connolly
WILE
Rayo
Miller
Mckenna Aye Rolin
Font Hishey
Amlih
Burns
Interstate League
New Cingile
Toledo
Divien
Wheeling
Youngstown
Iru Tayi
Leig
N. K. Fairbank Company
Munyon
Manhattan
Amon
Maral Cecessem
John B. Smith
Welock Sharp
Chestnut Street
Grand Army of the Republic
M. K. Bishop
Kyra & Griffin
Potter Street
Blakely
Grand Army
Waitt
McAndrew
1. Branning
Lane's
Spruce Street
Christendom
David Harum
Westcott
Hope
Edna Lyall
Castle Inn
Stanley Weyman
Rand & McNally
Henry Coates & Co
J. B. Lippincott Co
Hunter
Calleeiee
Pheo Dais Ie de
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Vinislevins
Florentine
Marcus Ward
Jonas Long
Martin Saleck
Edwardsdale
Mow Taylor Hospital
Woodward
Frank Norrisski
Fig Street
South Mile
Moxea Taylor Hospital
Pittston
West Side Park Association
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