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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1897

Page

3

Miners Lose Lead as Canucks Fall to Providence and Syracuse

In a day of mixed results, Montreal’s bright uniforms and strong hitting unsettled Wilkes-Barre in a 6 inning contest while Providence beat Toronto 6 to 2. Syracuse split with Wilkes-Barre as Buffalo and Springfield tied, and Springfield edged to a win against Toronto.

Canucks Providence Syracuse Wilkes Barre Toronto Springfield Buffalo Scranton Montreal Wilkes-Harke Suffalo Providence & Torente Wilkes-Barre Springfield Springfield Ali Racuse Buthita Providence Cvanek ST Aa Buranton E Wesbeesne Wilken Barre Siven

Fitzsimmons Meets McCue In 20 Round Title Bout At Music Hall

Marty McCue of New York City and Hugh Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn square off in a 20 round decision bout at Music Hall. Pat Murphy referees with James De Forrest and Dick Moore aiding for a night of fast technical boxing and strong preliminaries.

Pat Murphy Kelly South Side Gibbons Pittston Fitzsimmons and McCue Music Hall Marty McCue New York City Hugh Fitzsimmons Brooklyn N. Y American Sporting Club James de Forrest A. G. Spalding & Co New York Fitzsimmons Moore Coney Island Jack Derricks Jack Gibbons Lew Demonge Sam Price Jack Griffin Tom Clarke Joseph Clare George Storer Mike Lyons Lon White Willie Mulholland Kid McPartland Eddie Curry Billy Whistler Sam Bolen John Lavack Joe Bernstein Joe Youngs

Eastern League Contracts Bulletin Details 1897

President Powers issues a bulletin listing contracts acceptances releases and suspensions for the Eastern League with teams including New York Buffalo Montreal Syracuse Wilkes-Barre Springfeld and Toronto. It notes specific player moves such as releases of H Smith Lush Norton and others and dates of contracts and terminations.

Powers P. T. Powers Eastern League New York Toronto K. E. McHale W. Hh, Williams John Freeman D. J. McGann Tarry Staley W. Gaston W. of. Tastor John Welthoff W. TH. Dineen Frank A. Snyder HW. FP. Smith W. L. Lush EA. Norton Buffalo H. A. Souders Montreal John Shearon KR. C. Roach B. L. Shoe Springfeld Alex Whitehill James Rogers Scranton O. P. Beard FE. M. Tierhey George N. Weekes J. O'Brien William Wellner Hy Wilkes Barre Howard J. Beard B. Lytle Robert Mamilton W. A. Vaught Sam Milla Pitcher Reach Pitcher Smith Springflell Henry Killeen David Pickett James Medougal George Moore W. Kelly William Coughlin Bert Inks Thomas Menley Robert Moore Iy Wilkes-Barre George C. Meakin Howard W. Luckey Thomas Colcolough Hy Moontrent Joseph Mulvey Young Sth H. Smith William Lush E. B. Norton Washington Tiarvey I Smith Norton T. Powera

Baseball action from a September New York and regional games

The report covers September 1 games across cities. New York defeated Cincinnati in a late rally in the hall. Boston beat Chicago as Nichola shut out the visitors. Cleveland toppled Brooklyn with Kennedy holding the Indians to two hits. Louisville fell to Philadelphia as Dunkle struggled. batter details include Seymour, Warner, Trends, Nichola, and Kennedy among others.

Louie Baltimore Chicago Boston Cleveland Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Louleville Philadelphia Pittsburg Washington Buckley McPhee New Yorks Balla K.hae Cincinnat Seymour and Warner Dammon Behriver Emalle Carpenter Louisville Pittebure Céscee St Louis

Washington Pirates Mercy Despite Errors in Victory

Washington achieved a win with most runs scored on opponent errors. Beere pitched for Washington with Maguire catching. Hastings and Sugden fielded.

Washington Miames Pirates Beere Rhe Loolt Pusdue MeJames Maguire Kulen Hastings Sugden Kelly

Newark and Richmond Make Oil Major League Split

Atlantic League results show Newark games against Reading and Lancaster with mixed outcomes. pitching by Gettling, Zearfoss, and McIntyre includes strong battery work. Richmond and Paterson hosts feature Athletics and Lancaster, while Norfolk hosts Hartford in a two game series with final scores reflecting tight finishes.

Diamond Dust Ladies' Day Ends Season With Two Eastern League Games

First game at 2 15. Thomas McAndrews of Hamilton Ontario third base is seriously ill. Montreal faces the Minera in a doubleheader with Johnson and Gillon on the mound for the locals. Poor Minera play will be overlooked for today as fans get two games this afternoon, the season's last chance to see an Eastern league game.

Montreals Washington Monument China Gunson Montreal Walters Guneen Harper Bonner Shearon Shannon Sullivan Thomas McAndrews Hamilton Ontario Minera Johnson Gillon Cranks Dunmore Gome Sporting Unions West Side Weert Browns Frank Major BE. Phillips Violets Trilby Baseball Club Trilby Moosies Minooka Club Scranton Athletic Park Muir

Reynolds Wins In New Kind Of Sport At Bath Beach

Earl Reynolds of Chicago defeated Charles J. Fox in a quarter mile bicycle skate race at Bath Beach before about 3000 spectators. Reynolds led early, surged ahead near the finish, and won by a narrow margin in 33 4-5 seconds.

New York Earl Reynolds Chicago Charles J. Fox Bath Beach Reynolds

Jack McAuliffe Plans Ring Return After Cooperage Work

In a New York Run interview Jack McAuliffe declares he is training hard at his Kent avenue coopering job and intends to return to boxing. He aims to gain peak condition and procure backing for a comeback against any welterweight in a finish or limited round bout.

McCue Jack McAuliffe New York Kent Avenue

Six Women Riders Arrive in Philadelphia From New York

Six women cyeyers led by Mrs. Ida F Wallers arrive in Philadelphia at 7 30 pm from New York after leaving Jersey City at 7 am The party includes Miss Clara Jones Miss Bessie Shanton Miss Laura Berg Miss Ida Johnson and Miss Lizzie Sheridan Wallers is worn out and rests at a hotel They won a watch and a wheel offered by New York parties The group plans to travel by train tomorrow to a mountain resort

Philadelphia Cyeyers Ida F. Wallers Century Rider New York Jersey City Clara Jones Bessie Shanton Laura Berg Ida Johnson Lizzie Sheridan Wallera Frederick Kelly

Charter Oak Races at Hartford Show Close Finishes

Seven heats of 2.20 trotters at Charter Oak park produce no decision as Town Lady is praised for steadiness but gains only one heat. Cheney accuses Spear driving Rene of fouling Town Lady in heat two, a charge denied by Hubinger and Spear.

Hartford Conn Charter Oak Park Georgeanna Town Lady Cheney Spear Rene Hubinger Ch. m SBA Flack Seth Ebeenene Ewnenen Valence Ruserll Fpigbert Ov Cone Benburger McClary Gambetta Wilkes-Stella

In Training and Health Rules for Endurance Athletes

The article argues that physical strength does not guarantee health and that professional athletes often have short lifespans. It cautions that constant training can lead to disease and early death, noting cyclists and ambitious amateurs frequently push beyond safe limits and fail to find a personal safety threshold.

Local Baseball Challen ges Face Sept 4 to 6

Amateur clubs issue challenges for September dates. Lackawannas open on Sept 6 and seek first class opposition. Actives accept Little England Madocks on Sept 4 at 2 30 pm. Taylor Grays press Providence Reds for Sept 4 at Taylor grounds. Dunmore Nonpareils ask why Olyphant Crowns declined Sept 4 at Olyphant park.

Lackawannas Little England Madocks J. McLaine E. Harper Taylor Grays Providence Reds Taylor Motorman William Edimonds Taylor Grounds Evan Davis Dunmore Nonpareila Olyphant Park Coleman the Tribune Bir

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