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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1896

Page

6

Eastern League Baseball Gamut Sees Teams Lose and Profit

Toronto drops three in a day while Scranton and Springfield profit from the tally. Canucks and Ponies slide in the percentage record, reshaping standings in a volatile midseason stretch.

Toronto Scranton Springfield Canucks

Eastern League Nightcard Highlights

Scranton faces Wilkes-Barre in a doubleheader while Huffulo visits Belester Sprimcdel travels to Providence and Toronto plays Syracuse in scheduled league games.

Tosday Scranton Wilkes-Barre Teo Huffulo Belester Sprimcdel Providence Toronto Syracuse

Alligators Lose See-Saw Battle With Wilkes-Barre

Scranton’s 10th inning miscues doom the Alligators in a rough road game at Athletic Park. Wilkes-Barre capitalized on errors by Lyttle and others, taking advantage of late miscues as pitching held to seven hits. Maguire and Brien misplays sparked tension, but the visitors earned the win in extra frames despite Scranton’s late push.

Withes- Hare Athletic Park Johnson Maguire Scrianton Lyttle Scranton Smith Chneekel Aml Smith Siecle Ghockel Tok AleMahbon Stranton Wilkes-Barre O'Brien Massey Brien Griffin Brown Keenan Senipe AM. R P.O. A McHaney Waters Lileti Ll Occas Ceene Il ” Massey Tie Weeudener Mirelline St Wie Delason Tatala la Wilkes-Barre H. An Seegesy Louwiel Lesatte Betts Goeeckel Iwitch Grimson Sidney Legotte Diggins Bonner Sucrifoe Luckey Witden Goeckel Helta McMahon Ainith Lezotte Firat Balle W. PO Hawaii Erien Minsaey Ktonner Rod Hesotte Betta Ve Hee Wente Rcranton WikewBarre Ragan Meaney Bolen Unees

Scranton and Wilkes-Barre fetus? (incomplete)

Incomplete OCR notes describe defensive plays, errors, and pitching moments with players Brown Moes Homner Wente Hetts and Maguire. Mentions first on balls, wild pitch, passed ball by Wente, umpire Curry, time 1 40.

Brown Moes Homner Wente Hetts Brien Magtey Lereer Scranton & Wilkes Harre Wil Keenan Maguire Miiex Goeckel Curry

Buffalo Sweeps, Brownie Triumph In Slugger Doubleheader

A large Olympic Park crowd watched two high scoring games. In the first, Rochester capitalized on unearned runs to win, while Buffalo rallied in most innings to claim a victory. In the second, Rochester plated two in the first and held on as Buffalo surged late, but fell short. Umpire Swartwood officiated both games with attendances noted.

Buffalo Olympic Park Plecea Brownie Rochester Hatterie—Cray Meqahart Easton Tull Moyd Swartwood Attendatee Zee

Providentia Wins Two Games Over Springfield in Weekend Match

In front of 66 fans, Providene beat Springfield in both ends of a twin bill as Hodson and Dixon paced the visitors with strong hits. Coughlin battled in crucial moments but errors marred both games. Toronto, Stare, and others provided notable play as the Grove/Leahy lineup clashed with Springfield.

Providetion Springfield Toiay Grays Jane Goomurekin Cortiv Coughlin Critica T Lines Ginaye Heedel Beores Raimi Hodson and Dixon McDougalan Leahy Cmpire Heefe

Striking Anson Out Marks Rare Old-Timer Triumph

The piece notes Anson, with forty four years in the game, as one of the hardest to strike out. It describes two called strikes against him as rare and highlights how even top pitchers struggle to fool the veteran in late years. It also mentions Roger Connor as another aging star nearing retirement rumors.

Anson Chicago Tiernan Goltie Diamond Roger Connor Roger

Baseball Players and the Reluctance to Retire

The writer contrasts players like Waid who retire late with a free-spirited Trieste Wild and laments the lasting grip of a ball field on many. He notes players complain about ball magnates then feel nostalgia for the life left behind and regret their departure.

Trieste Caylor

Baseball Notes From Wilkes Barre and League Changes

Meaney and Massey improved batting averages as Legotte collected a single double and triple in the opener. O Brien errors costly but praised for a solid game. First Wilkes Barre game set for 2 15 pm with Gillon and Lovett starting. Provi dence visits Thursday and Friday as Spring season looms.

Meaney Massey Legotte O'Brien Wilkes-Barre Gillon Lovett Providence Baltimore McCraw Hatcher Jack” Chipman New York Lexette Betts Fick Moxen Jack Lujoie Philadelphia Laquirar Captin Duffy Bostons Delahanty Aunt Vi Iy Chanimois Mill Na- Homal Gietober Croter

Local clubs schedule games and results from September events

The Violets of the South Side defeated the South Washington Avenue Stans 9 to 2 on September 4. The Nonparetis of Prienburg beat the Walle Wahe of Providence on September 1. Minookas challenge the Eurekkas for a game on September at Minooka rounds. Moosie Populares defeated Diamond Spotters at Dundee Park, Wilkes Barre, by tl to. Bittenbender club accepts challenge from Olyphant Browns for September 8 at Olyphot. Mentions of team rosters and managers Tom Gitters Tim Stalth Joli Tighe Kid Worts Morris Posner Julius Posner Jack Keegan Jack Thomas Charles Zune John Goughan.

The Violets South Side Washington Avenue Stans Dooreay S Nonparetis Prienburg Ehatlerige Walle Wahe Providence Suneeth Archibald Prieeburgs Sven the Tribune John H. Welland Minookas Eurekkas Minookasrounde Philbin Eatin Moosie Populares Challenge Stile Athletics Amloosie Thomas Muir Moosic Populares Diamond Spotters Dundee Park Wilkes Barre Bittenbender Club Olyphant Browns Olyphiot John Thottud Manger Horns Hotel Pon Sharps Tom Gitters Tim Stalth Joli Tighe Kid Worts Morris Posner Julius Posner Jack Keegan Jack Thomas Charles Zune John Goughan

Relay Racers Arrive After Transcontinental Bicycle Relay

The Journal Pineapple bicycle relay left San Francisco August 2 and reached Journal office New York April 14 with a crossing time of about 13 days 3 hours 20 minutes. The ride prompted editorials on non alcoholic drinks and temperance with local opinions on cycling culture and endurance.

New York The Journal San Francisco If O'Clark Hoon Dave Tim Fred J. Mis Layton Orange Clih New York City Waa AL Michaels Trequiia Wleeloen Thotius Linn Yonkers Mievele Warren bLyon Muntelair

London Fight Report At Shetleli Between Pilmimer and Cordell

The match held near Pilmimmer and Cordell drew a 400 pound purse with Fb pounds stake. Pilmmer entered as favorite at 4 to 4 and dominated after the sixth round, finishing in the twentieth when he knocked Heht out of Wha.

London Shetleli Pilmimer Cordell Porte Tien Pilmmer Plimmer

Yale Man Rumor Hints at Bob Cook Retirement

A New Haven report attributed to a Yale man suggests Bob Cook may retire from managing Yale athletics and possibly move to the University of Pennsylvania. The piece notes speculations of Cook’s exit and a career shift amid the era’s college sports dynamics.

New Haven Oun Yale Bob Cook

Canada Wins International Cricket Match Over United States

Canada defeated the United States in a two inning cricket match held in Philadelphia. United States players were all from Philadelphia, with scores showing Canada totals 34 and 117 in the respective innings, and the United States totaling 164 across both innings.

Philadelphia Canada United States

Annual Field Day At Carbondale Scranton Victors Easy

Scranton athletes claimed seven of ten events at Carbondale in a well attended first annual field meet. Reese of Scranton won the 440 yard dash and the 230 yard event, Mooney led Carbondale in several sprints, and the relay favored Carbondale. Hurdles and the hammer throw drew notable efforts with fierce competition throughout.

Electric City Scranton Tribune Carbondale Scranton Reese Oli Mooney Peoxie Tropp Scrafton Ward Quinn O Reese Gendell Nealon Reese Cnd Gendall Beranton Kirkwood Hockenberry Heese Gibbs Quinnan Trapp Harries Berantoi Whilard Willard Theet Barries Mnohs Heese Quinnan Tiras Carreil Strong Reeve Williame Merritt Lee Serintor Wesvolt Evans Weseatt Mitries Carbonidale Helas Hockenverry Trop Ible Quinnain Gibbe

Middle States Regatta Seventh Annual Nationwide Rowing Championship

The Hartem River in New York hosted the seventh Middle States regatta on Sept 7 with entries from Pennsylvan ia Barge club Harlem Rowing club Metropolitan Rowing club Newark Rowing club and others. Winners included Harlem Rowing club in the senior double sculls and Varuna Boat club in the senior four without mention of date or exact times beyond noted finishes.

New York Middle States Suimais Doulie Zealla Metronotitan Howl Club Thest Noupared Howlie Clot Aorond Dane Stace Boat Club Nautilus Oat Metropolitan Howling Club Tee Nantarell Rowing Club Pennensivania Barge Club DG. W Metropolitan Thowing Club Firet Harlem Clu Ote Atalanta M. Mackey Nadeau Hidk Newark Rowing Club Secoml Wierenigie Tim Martem Howlie Club Newark Phowinge Club Seul Tikka Ty Staten Tahar Pilitade Vetard

Fisting Jit Owner Captain Cvitith Dies in California

A death is reported for Captain Cvitith owner of Fisting Jits in California. The season shows fewer lutting horses than in prior years and Weeley H. at £10 has been sold to Rochelle parties. Gallie B. is noted as the granddam of Beuzetta.

Captain Cvitith California Weeley H Rochelle Gallie B Beuzetta

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