Baseball Games From Yesterday In Eastern League Standings
Scores from yesterday show Syracuse taking first in the East and Providence moving ahead of Scranton as Boston tops Baltimore and Chicago clubs drop. Notable games include New York beating Cincinnati in a double header while Baltimore routed St Louis. Springfield beat Buffalo to close their series as Wilkes Barre’s slate ends.
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Heaneaters
Chicago
Baltimores
Syracuse
Toronto
Providence
Scranton
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cielmali
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louley
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louieville
Washington
Heauktas
St. Louis
Chicamo Ourchcerres
Cincinnati
Uuwu
Oh Haltimore
Soneenes
Ord
Pitteburg
Louleville
Clay Brooklyn Eoueee
Boston Dominates Doubleheader Over Chicago
Boston swept both games against Chicago with no trouble as Chicago failed to mount any offense in either contest. Batteries featured Grad and Gangel for Chicago, while Boston relied on Kittridge and Thornton to secure the pair of wins.
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Boston
Gent
Chicao
Brores
RAL
Chigako
Eereereeer
Zouvoovoi
Bitterles
Klebedang Wid Mergen
Thornton
Kittridge
R.ele
Thoslon
Urit
Uripire
ECRANTON AT MONTREAL AND PROVENCE SHIFTS IN STANDINGS
Providence defeated Toronto in both games on Sept 3 extending their streak to three and overtaking the Canucks. Emin pitched the first game for Providence to a one run win while Hodson dominated Toronto in the second. The second game ended after the eighth inning to resume train connections with attendance listed as £40. Beeres described first game performance.
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Providence
Toronto
Canucks
Emin
Ccond
Torontos
Hodson
Beeres
Vases
A. Casey
McGann
McHale
Vreeman
Smith
Wardet
Taylor
Gaston
Snyder
Wagner
Wend
Lyons
O'Brien
Dixon
White
cHale
Cooney
O' Eman
Casey
Wild Piteh
Egan
Pilcher
Tim Ah Mpne
Weigand
Richmond and Hartford shutout duel in Atlantic League
Leever held Hartford to one hit as Richmond defeated Hartford 6 to 0 in a lone Atlantic League game. Batteries Leever and Wester teamed for the win while Vickery and Ronch drew the catching duties. In Norfolk and Paterson there were two draws plus a late finish in darkness, and Lancaster saw West toss a strong game for a fourteenth inning win.
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Richmond
Hartford
Leever
H.lh.e
Lilver
Wester
Vickery Ane Ronch
Umphea—Leftwich
Stmmell
Lancaster
West
Tahiy
Newark
Rita
Aave Beore
H.A.B. Lancaster
Nowale Vivereceenney
Roth
Johnstone
Scarfoss
Snyder
Baseball Transactions and League Rumors From 1906
The item notes Diamond Dust pitcher Lucian Smith remaining with Wilkes Barre while loaned to Broomsburg for the season. It reports NL stolen-base leaders to date, mentions Gus Schmels seeking a Rochester Eastern League franchise, Pawtucket suspending Charlie Mors for Larry Battam, a Philadelphia deal recalling Dick Harley for Dowd, Detroit pursuing Ollie Beard, and Scranton folded into 1908 rumors with Rochester and Beranton mentions.
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Lucian Smith
Wilkes. Barre
Broomsburg
Baltimore
Pitteburke
Gus Schmels
Washingtons
Rochester
Charlie Mors
Pawtucket
Larry Battam
The
Athletics
Dick’ Harley
Hort
Rochester Herald
Scranton
Horanio Karen
Tribune
Star Pointer's Latest Feat At Charter Oak Park
Hartford reporters describe a long program at Charter Oak park where Star Pointer defeated Joe Patchen in a three heat pace and trotting card. Ambulator Forest Herr and Quick Turn battled in the 2.14 pace, Quadriga upset with 2.09% mile. Marion Mills clocked 2.084% for a solo mile, ten thousand spectators attended.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Town Lady
Emily
Nancy Time
Tacomis
Ambulator
Forest Herr
Quick Turn
Quadriga
Favor
Abott
Lucy Carr
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Mr. Murphy
Patchen
Marion Mills
Pointer
Warning to Ball Players on Sunday Baseball Ban
A Pennsylvania warning document declares Sunday base ball for profit on the Flats of Olyphant borough illegal. Signers B T Hammond J J Williams and Peter Roberts threaten legal consequences for paying admission and watching the game.
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Pennsylvania
Olyphant
B. T. Hammond
J. J. Williams
Peter Roberts
Amateur Ball Notes and Local Challenges This Week
Amateur teams from the South Side schedule games on September 6 at 2 oclock against the Falcons at Little Mines grounds. The Anthracites beat the Taylor Grays 16 to ? on Central grounds. Merriwell to play Golden Orioles today at 2 9 sharp on Moses Taylor hospital grounds. The Merriwell Boys accept Weat Sife Silders’ challenge for September 6 at 1 00 sharp. Eurekas accept Olyphant Browns at Olyphant park September 1. cannot face Black Diamonds on the 5th due to Olyphant date.
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Lilees
Falcons
Little Mines
I. Reap
Anthracites
Taylor Grays
Central Grounds
Morris Brothers
Taylor Heda
Grays
J. D. Williama
Merriwell Were
Golden Orioles
Moses Taylor Hospital
Merriwell Boys
Weat Sife Silders
The
Tribune
George H. Bevis
William Williams
Eurekas
Olyphant Browns
Olyphant Park
Frank Reagan
Black Diamonds
Oly Phant
Richmond Team Changes Hands in Atlantic League
Richmond Virginia September report notes Mr Clarence Boykin and Mr Charles Donald purchasing the Richmond baseball team from Air Bradley in the Atlantic league, details pending on transfer and future operations.
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Richmond
Clarence Boykin
Charles Donald
Air
Bradley
Thirteenth at Mount Gretna Triumphs in Skirmish Duel
W W Youngs wins the seventh state championship medal for the Scranton Tribune, as the Thirteenth regiment shines in individual and brigade events at Mt Gretna. Lieutenant Cox leads the pistol and infantry matches with top scores and praise for the men.
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Cox
Thirteenth Regiment
Mt. Gretna
W. W. Youngs
H. B. Cox
Thirteenth
Scranton
Tribune
Stout
Youngs
Robling
Watkins
Williams
Scranton Tribune
Potter
Governme
Thompson
Asher Miner
Wilkes-Barre
Goddard
Reneker
Connelly
Fin Skirtmish
Gretna
Foud
Challenge to the Winner in Judge-Dobbe Fleet Match
Howard Wilson of Washington seeks to meet the winner of the Judge-Dobbe fleet and urges a public challenge through Scranton Tribune columns. Wilson requests 14 pounds at ringside weight. report from Philadelphia dated September 2.
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Scranton Tribune
Howard Wilson
Washington
Harry V. Hall
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Base Ballists Will Tour After Temple Cup Series
Ted Sullivan returned with contracts to take the Baltimore change ball club and all America team on an extended tour. The route runs through Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans and Texas with games at the Texas state fair carnival and continuing west to San Francisco. If Mexico City provides the guaranty the team will play there after Texas.
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Washington
Ted Sullivan
Baltimore Change
Cincinnati
Loulaville
New Orleans
Texas
San Francisco
Mexico City
Long Ride A Wheel Colonel Sanderson Heads North
Colonel George Sanderson president of the select council and BD. B. Atherton secretary of the board of trade depart for Boston to begin a bicycle trip to Portland Missouri Portland route includes Boston to Gloucester 42 miles Portsmouth 43 miles Biddeford 36 miles Portland 19 miles return to Boston by Saturday with a week of cycling ahead.
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Col. Sanderson
DD. B. Atherton
New England
George Sanderson
Select Council
B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Boston
Portland
Gloucester
Mass
Portsmouth
N. H
Biddeford
Miss Judge Fully Recovers After Glass Injury
Miss Bessie Judge has fully recovered from a head injury caused by a plate glass fall on Washington avenue. She will leave Lackawanna hospital today, accompanied by her sister, and return to New York City. The wound initially seemed critical but was treated to prevent scarring.
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Bessie Judge
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Judge
New York City
Colored workers quit on Mulberry Street pave job
Seven colored laborers from the Columbia Construction company on Mulberry street quit yesterday morning over pay for time they say they earned. The men were paid $1.60 per day for wheeling cement. Within an hour, white men on site filled their positions.
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Mulberry Street
Columbia Construction Company
Wheeling Cement
Euch
Disappearance of Robert Warner Seeks Answers
Police report a South Side youth Robert Warner from 1018 Stafford Avenue vanished after leaving home Thursday. He was last seen boarding a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train bound south and may have gone to New York City. parents seek information on his welfare.
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Robert Warner
Stafford Avenue
South Side
New York City
Illegally Packed Soda Water Trial Before Alderman Wright
Three local bottling firms A W Schrader Lewis Morse & Sons and Tingley Co prosecuted in Alderman Wright's court over illegal use of their bottles. Thomas McDermott of Jessup charged and held on $300 bail. A warrant to arrest J F Mack of Olyphant on the same charge issued.
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A. W. Schrader
Lewis Morse & Sons
Tingley & Co
Alderman Wright
Thomas McDermott
Jessup
McDermott
J. F. Mack
Olyphant
Where to Buy Good Wheels Cheap
A garbled dealer listing shows various bicycle models and prices from $39 to $100. Models include Olives, Gales, Stormers, Suburbans, Winners, Nuggets, Orients, and Trinities with prices ranging around $40 to $100. The text repeats phrases and includes stray characters, indicating an OCR mishap.
Nichols Endurance and Pitching Control Highlighted
Earl Wagner notes Nichols of the Boston team shows endurance by using body support to deliver pitches. The pitcher’s arm is aided by the torso, reducing strain and aiding his relief work. Nichols’ control fools hitters into swinging at wild pitches that others would miss.
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Nichols
Boston
Earl Wagner
Jess
What She Wanted Up-To-Date
A lyric fragment recounts a man asking for a reply from his beloved as he sings a love song. She responds with a request for something funny, ending the exchange on a light note.
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Reds
Granta
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Beckley
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KLE
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Donohue
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Corbett
Robinson
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Douglass
O'Day
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Wellner
Queen City
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Boeton
Stahl
Collins
C. Duty
Hamelton
Long
Tenney
Klobe« Datz
Lowe
Gannel
Nichola
Allen
Lewis
Bergen
Saya
Syracuse Standard
Syhouse Bags Hall
Allegro Buckenberger
Horton
Torme
Stars
Simning Horton
Willie Mains
Billie
A.B
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Ciisny
O White
McHole
Sissies Freeman
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Amith
Evenetoeen Warnce
Siserenes Taylor
Wee Norton
Eeedeee
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Hanesett
Bacrifice
Welland
Flint
Balle
Om Norton
Norton
A. Fuller
Greene
Rannon
Brouthers
Woods
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Gilboy
Wise
Greminger
Barry
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Pfiller
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Hotlenus
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Gonding
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Clifford Seeeach
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Dan Canid
Mount Gretna
BAE
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Martin Judge
Rene
Erie Medical CO
Buppalon N.Y
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Columbia
Hunter
C. Mi. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Susquehanna County
Crystal Lake
Ferna
State of Pennsylvania
Pura Mountain
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
Carbondale
E. Atwood
Dundaff, Pa
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Matthew
First Avenue
Asbury Park
G. W. Matthews
Heart Laks
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11Th Street
Universality Place
Broadway
L. & E. Frenkle
We. M. Bates
L. My Bate
Times
Everett
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sixteenth St
Irving Place, New York
Leo. Murray
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Denia
William Taylor
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