Scranton and Wilkes-Barre clash ends in heart breaking loss
In a crowded event watched by Mayor Bailey, Scranton fell to Wilkes-Barre after a late surge by the visitors. The 11:55 p.m. train arrival sparked a victory parade led by police and local officials, with a community roared response at the Crowne Exchange Building.
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Eastern League Baseball Results and Standings
Eastern League games yesterday featured Scranton breaking a losing streak by edging Providence, while Toronto won from Rochester and Wilkes-Barre defeated Springfield despite rain. Rochester and Syracuse also played, with the schedule showing Rochester at Toronto and Wilkes-Barre at Springfield amid unsettled results.
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Scranton Triumph as Lovett Sparks Narrow Win
Scranton beat Providence by a single run in a stubbornly fought game. Lovett pitched effectively, guiding his former teammates through a tense matchup that stayed close to the end.
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Toronto Batter Lifts Home Team In Warm Day Batting Rally
Toronto clinched a narrow win as Rochester pitching struggled in heat. Hiehling provided key hits for the visitors while Rochester fielders and pitchers Callahan Herndon Boyd Dineen Staley Boyle faced a tough lineup. Umpire Cianney presided.
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Buffalo triumph in tense contest at Syrammwe
Thoffalo won today by superior play as the Stars faltered at crucial moments. The disorganized opponent failed to capitalize while Buffalo secured the lead. Final score notes a decisive Buffalo victory with Botterlee Whitehill Zahner and Smith in key roles. Umpire Keefe officiated.
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McPhee and Miller Spark Philadelphia Rally Against Cincinnati
Philadelphia wins after McPhee's hit and Miller's wild throw shift the lead in a rain shortened game. Cincinnati tallies include a single, double, triple and home run as the contest ends under darkness with Cincinnati ahead briefly before the call.
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Mercer and Fried Shine Amid Baseball Action
Washington game notes show Mercer and Fried in superb form while Decker breaks his left wrist and is out for the season after a ball throw by McCormick. Scores and line details from Baltimore and New York matches include Hatterles, Hemming, Clarke, and Umpires Sheridan and Sally.
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Policemen Play It Might Have Been Better or Worse
Reporters recollect a drawn game described as not terrible and not great. The public expected a quicker result than a thirteen inning one to nothing affair and left with mixed impressions of the contest.
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Local Baseball Clubs Engage In Evening Challenges
The Tribune records a flurry of games and challenges among leagues and teams. The Actives of Providence routed the Stars of Throop with a six inning no hit display from Lit Uejohn, while other matches feature the Defenders, Walnut Street Stars, and the Eureka club arranging future fixtures at various grounds around Olyphant and Dunmore.
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Sharkey and Sullivan Stage Exhibition at Madison Square Garden
New York crowds watched King Thomas Sharkey of California spar four rounds with John L Sullivan, the Napolean of the prize ring, in an exhibition ahead of a December showdown with James J Corbett. The bout drew about 4 990 spectators as the tired Sullivan appeared unwieldy but the Californian showed speed and power. Peter Mather and Fitzsimmons occupied seats as the first round opened.
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Lucky colored man released after long jail term
Ceorge Graham, a Black man, was freed from jail after June custody on a serious charge involving enticement of an adopted daughter of Dray man George W. Brown. He worked in Hotel Jermyn dining room and faced trial in Raymond court. The girl was under age and the case was withdrawn to protect her.
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Special Officer J Hollenback jailed for impersonating officer
West Side Special Officer John Hollenback was jailed after Alderman Peter Robling of the Eleventh ward jailed him on a charge of impersonating an officer. Hollenback had earlier arrested a man on a warrant who then had him arrested on a toned charge and defaulted bail to the county jail.
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Mail Carriers Moonlight Excursion Reported Man Missing
A Erie and Wyomin g mail carriers moonlight excursion with about 100 attendees left at 7 00 and returned at 1 00 with a report that a man had fallen from the train near Lake Junction. Passengers and crew conducted a search as the train continued toward Serun ton. no trace was found.
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Marvelous Animal Show at Adams Avenue Tent
Last evening Professor Chentry presented a large waterproof tent spectacle at Adams Avenue and Mulberry Street with crowds filling seats. The acts featured four footed marvels including a race of white and a black dog and an ambulance drawn by white dogs and driven by a monkey. The show, praised for children, runs all week with matinees Thursday and Saturday at 2.00.
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Deputy Sheriff Thad Paris Killed in Ambush
Memphis reports Deputy Sheriff Thad Paris and Deputy Cox killed while pursuing fugitive Dick Montgomery in Sunflower County Mississippi. Paris fell in an ambush and Montgomery was shot dead by Cox. Other items mention treasury reserves and a local pigeon shoot.
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Medicine for Miller in Republican State Meeting
New York reporters describe the Republican state committee meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel where Thomas C. Platt rebuked Warner Miller for opposing him at the St. Louis convention. Miller was dropped from the advisory committee, once including Platt Depew Lauterbach and Miller.
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