Contests In The Leagues And Pitching Streaks Highlight Play
Scranton lost an eleven inning game at Syracuse by failure to bat. McMahon won ten straight for Balti more in yesterday's game with St. Louis. Baltimore and the Orioles appear poised for the pennant as Cleveland and Brooklyn show no setbacks after Monday’s doubleheaders. Washington and Louisville played two games, making four in two days. An Eastern league playoff delay granted and Wilkes-Barre gained credit while Scranton's prospects dim.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Orioles
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Washington
Louisville
Nolayoff
Wilkes-Barre
Eastern League Standings Shake Up as Toronto Seeks Seventh
The Eastern League standings show Toronto rising from last place and challenging Rochester for seventh. Scranton again loses and sits in the 400 column as the sole remaining cellar-dweller. The final year-end positions likely hinge on these late moves.
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Toronto
Tallenders
Rochester
Scranton
Scranton Falls In Eleven Inning Fight In Syracuse
Syracuse edged Scranton 3 2 in eleven innings as Scranton tied the score in the ninth and could not convert late threats. About 500 spectators watched the marathon game with two passed balls hurting Scranton.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Scranton
Syraguse
Scranton Oatcher
Sewre
Bunched the Hits That's the Way Wilkes Barre Won the Game
Wilkes Barre defeated Toronto in a chippy contest as key players combined for clutch hits. The game showcased sharp fielding and decisive scoring plays that secured the win for Wilkes Barre.
Be Waa of No. Ayal to Prevent spring field from Winning
J N F Sept 6 The Re Q but at effort to win well and after the
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Waa
No. Ayal
Spring Field
Springfield Defeats Hatteries In Low-Scoring Game
In a dull contest Daly misplayed a grounder and two Springfield errors in the fourth helped Rochester rout. First inning yielded five hits and Crane Ponies tallied four earned runs as attendance reached 250. Final score Springfield 3 Rochester 2.
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Crane
Daly
Springfield
Rochester
Lovett and the Sixth Push Buffalo Past Providence
Buffalo defeated Providence in a tight game as Providence scored early and Lovett faltered in the sixth with bases on balls a hit batter and three timely hits driving in runs. Hatterney Herndon Urquhart led Buffalo while Lovett and McAuley handled the mound and bats. Attendance reached about 1 000 at the park.
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Buffalo
Providence
Herndon
Lovett
Huffalo
Hatterney
Urquhart
McAuley
National League Scores Report From Holiday Games
Brooklyn and Cleveland lone NL clubs off holiday schedule as McMahon stars for Baltimore. Philadelphia wins again, backing Irvin’s claim of a strong finish. Washington drops two to Louisville while Chicago falls to New York, leaving Chicago in ninth place.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
McMahon
Baltimore India
Philadelphia
Irwin
Washington
Louisville
Chicago
New York
Fragmentary ad line lists batteries and dealers in several towns
A partial OCR shows battery dealers and firms in multiple locations including Hazleton Reading and Carbondale. Names such as West and Roth, Jordan and Gore, Mayer and Milligan, Anderson and Putchen appear amid scattered street codes and numbers.
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Taeatee
E. Lancaster
Hazleton Ce
West and Roth
Jordan and Gore
Reading
Carbondale
Mayer and Milligan
Anderson and Putchen
Johnsons season end struggles and pitcher signings
Johnson continues to wrestle with injury and the likelihood of missing the season. Hastings signs with Pittsburg to join Sept. M4 after Western league season ends. Belec transfer talks with the New York club intensify as Belec meets Freedman. Clingman and Bierbauer injures affect the Orioles.
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Johnson
Hastings
Kansas City
Pittsburg
McMahon
Baltimore
Springfield
Springfell
Providence
Springuei
Brodie
Barniv
Wheeling
Toronto
President Powers
Preesent Young
Luby
Scranton
Carbondale
Young ix
Hurst
Cirewit
Young
New York Herald
Fred Pfeffer
New York
Pfeffer
Herald
Fred
Grays
Barnie
Springfield Union
Connie” Mack
Baltimore Run
Croes
Stuart
Clingman
Bierbauer
Sugden
Freedman
Temple
Bouton
Stch
Uolesa Alsigne
G. Selee
Boston
New Yorks
Belec
Boxton
George W. Burnham
National Loans
Timore
Renson
Peys
Chicago
Baltimores
Regatta Entries Rally Nine Events at Lake Ariel
The Lake Ariel regatta draws entries from New York Newark and Philadelphia clubs for nine events on Saturday. Top oarsmen with national titles will race over a 1 1/2 mile course with starts and finishes before observers, promising sharp competition across junior intermediate and senior divisions.
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Ouramen
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lake Ariel
W. .H. Husaey
Dauntless Beat Club
Harry Riddle
Benjamin Rhea
Institutes
N. J
T. Sansom
M. M. Mullin
William Quigley
Quaker City Barge Club
Mount
A. K. Bilton
A. F. Haas
Passaics
E. A. McCoy
Chris, Donegan
BE. H. Mount
A. K. Elton
H. O. Cowdrick
W. J. Tucker
Vesper Boat Club
H. G. de Burlo
Ed. Marsh
Fred. Cresser
Star Boat Club
Plymouth
Joe Beatty
Alf. Martin
H. K. Wing
George Monk
Thomas Collett
C. P. Lawrence
W. H. Hussey
Oscar Thorn
H. M. Hughes
R. Rutherford
G. Collett
Mullen
A Forred
M. France
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Frank R. Baltz
Homer Meade
George van Vielt
Thomas Knowles
A. F. Hertig
Avanaar
Ene Toni
Santor Dow
Beulor
Untiog Moulin N. A. A. O
Sirenteen
Belmont Park Races Open Fall Meeting with Two Busy Cards
Belmont Driving Park opens its fall meeting in Philadelphia with a 2.10 pace and 2.20 trot. The 2.10 pace required six heats to decide with Paul as the favorite winning. 2.30 trot saw Prince Purdy take the race in straight heats. Tomorrow features Joe Patchen and John R. Gentry pacing for a $4,060 purse.
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Philadelphia
Belmont Driving Park
Paul
Vitello
Kitty B
Weed Wilkes
Sterling
Prince Purdy
Joe Patchen
John R. Gentry
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Occcaee
Brince Purdy Leet
Eh Ae Perrier Ty Edium
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Din
Wheeler Dominates SanEian Beach Cycle Meet
Cycle racing at San_eian Beach ended Monday with Harry Wheeler, former cash prize king, as star. He displayed classic speed winning two events and breaking a world record in the five mile scratch professional race in 4 52.
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Saneian Beach
Harry Wheeler
King of
Cash Prise
Wheeler
Lynn
Ai Erimey Aca
Calvary Baptist church excursion to Lake Ariel features eisteddfod
A large West Side excursion by Calvary Baptist church of Taylor yesterday carried twelve cars to Lake Ariel. An eisteddfod opened with Rev Harris directing, with prize events won by Miss Etta Harris and other soloists, plus a popular chorus competition and a baseball game between Modocs and Batsmashers. The Plymouth Church Choir later enjoyed a Greenwood trolley ride with a social evening at the Davia home.
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Calvary Baptist Church of
Taylor
Lake Artel
Mr. Harris
Union Band of
Etta Harris
Jennie Thomas
Harris
William Jones
Richard Winters
George J. Powell
Lewis Wateyn
Jones
Powell
Olwen Howella
Sarah Samuels
Watcyn
Calvary Baptist Church Party
J. R. Francis
James Watkins
Wateyn
Watkins
Dfod
Modocs
Batsmashers
Batteries
O'Neill
Diskin
Gordon
Moses
Henry Harris
John Connolly
Lisale Owen
Mise Roberts
Iatiee W. B. Owen
Plismouth
Greenwood
Plymouth Congregational Church
Elias FE. Evans
Griffith Davia
Spen
Thomas Bell
Thomas Phillips
James Harris
John Philips
David E. Hughes
Fred. Weaver
Misson Girfladys
Josh
Lizzie Merchant
Winnie Stevens
Vannie Wiliams
Annie Wilkins
Annie Davia
Nellie Morgan
Jennie Lewis
Margaret Bevan
Margaret Gleason
Maggie Phillips
May Bellé Sweetzer
Martha Vaughn
Agnes J H
Lulu James
Edith James
A. B. Eynon
John Phillips
Richard Phillips
Walter Wilkins Parry Thomas
Taille Evans
John ©. Williams
Local residents return from trips and well wishes noted
Miss Tda Christmas returns from Asbury Park to Philadelphia visiting friends. Miss Kate Laury comes from Atlantic City. David T. Jones returns from Wales after two months. Stephen O Boyle visits Lackawanna friends. Michael Clark and John Jordan return from Atlantic City. Mrs Gabriel visits West Pittston. Welsh Congregational church groups plan Mountain Lake visit with electric cars schedules. Mrs Patrick Rogan visits her parents on Wayne avenue. Mrs John B Keator vacationing at Catskill mountains. Miss May Benedict returns from Carbondale. James Gliboy dies at home on Warren street. Frank Bowman returns from Atlantic City. Fireworks display at Rockwell place draws large crowd. Oarsmen regatta badges on exhibit at J H Teal jeweler. Miss Alice Hartshorn visiting Carbon County friends. Miss Anna Harlor to Scranton for fall term.
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Tda Christmas
West Market Street
Asbury Park
Philadelphia
Kate Laury
Atlanntice City
David T. Jones
Wayne Avenue
Wales
Stephen O' Boyle
Warren Street
Lackawanna
Michael Clark
John Jordan
Atlantic City
Gabriel
Church Avenue
West Pittston
Welsh Congregational Church
Dutch Gap
Mountain Lake
Providence Square
Willow Street
Stone Avenue
Patrick Rogan
Susquehanna County
John Burns
John B. Keator
Summit Avenue
J. H. Teal
Alice Hartshorn
East Market
Ae Ja
Carbone
Anna Harlor
Carbondale
Scramton
Dunmore Public Schools to Open September Ninth
The Dunmore public schools will open Monday September 9. Superintendent Williams will interview high school applicants Friday September 6 at 9 a m and meet teachers Saturday at the same hour. Local residents and staff are noted, with several community members traveling for visits and work updates.
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Willams
A. ©. Backer
Elmira
Edith Ripley
Monroe Avenue
E. Crawford
Grove Street
Milford
Wilson Decker
Mary
Lucy
Cherry Street
Big Pond
Hawley
Henry Cook
Chestnut Street
Benton
James Hopkins
Dunmore Depot
New York
R. H. Hansbury
Universal Fire Alarm Company
Newark
N. J
Exchange Hotel
Acre
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Millers
South Ride
Joe Hayes
Old Forge
Challeriga
Eclipso
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Gatlor Boys
West Side
Thear
Anawar
the Tribune
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Kames
J.M. Hughes
Vespers
M. J. Mulhearn
Empire B
F. Huegass, Jr
Fairmounta
B. P. Eliott
Walter Goodkind
Lone Stars
A. J. Ingraham
Barge Club
C. Mroege
Metropolitans
M. K. Phillips
Oneida Boat Club
Burlington
Co. P. Lawrence
J. Coburn
G F. Hillegass, Jr
Madrmounts
Double Shell
George van Vieit
C. B. Dix
W. Anderson
P. J. Wall
Metropolitan Rowing Club
J. Barkentine
W. Briggs
Fairmount ‘Rowing Club
E. J. Reiter
H. Hillugans
E. F. Brownell
C. Salinger
Aloke
G. Mitchell
G. F. Hillegass, Jr
Mason
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
Risteddfod
Calvary Baptist Church of Taylor
Mymouth
Repub- Mean Club
Emerson Owen
D. J. Morgan
Lake Idlewild
Mesdames Morgan and
Hughes
Mr. Morgan
Ts. Hughes
Milas Verdie Morgan
Rowlan Hotel
Anthony Carden
Edward Dougherty
Connor
Robinson Street
Michael Coleman
Jackson Stret
West Side Republican Club
Republican Clubs
John Reese
John Costlett
Ulyases Brooks
Daniel Clemons
Peter Baker
David Nichols
Grimpson Methodist Church
Epworth League
South Lincoln Avenue
Virginia
Bellevue
Film Street
Misa Gertle Freemen
Bloomaburg State Normal School
John Thomas
Sarah Morris
Jacksonce Baptist Church
West Side Young People's Societies
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Mattie Hughes
North Sumner Avenue
W. N. Breenback
Guna
West Side Bank
Starner
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
South
Malia Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Willliam D. Griffiths
Main Avenue
North End
Walt
Dewittt
Oppetite Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
Howes Daily
Stollem
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
E Ronson Sons
Crerm
The
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Banufacturing CO
Marne
Washington Avenue
Works
Nay-Aug
W. V
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
John Hamlin
Cadermy
Mark Twain
PuDd’nhead Wilson
Frank Mayo
Pudd’nhead
Balo of
Svata
Academy OF Music
Rer
Merry Katie Emmett
Greater
Pricou
Aday
Rae
Spike” Hennessey
Kid’ Meloy
Hale of
Soate
the Frothingham
Wagner
Kelis
Lesuces
Charley
Charles Frohman
Frederick Warde
Laurel Hill Park
Pain
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Brown
Wyoming and
Lackawanna Avenues
Aylesworth’s
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