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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1895

Page

7

Orioles Likely Pennant Winners as NL Races Shifts

Baltimore leads Cleveland by 33 games as the National League slate saw New York beat Cincinnati and Pittsburgh thrash the Senators while Philadelphia gains ground. The Eastern League saw all games postponed by rain, with Scranton returning today to face the Springfield ponies.

Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Phillies Louisville Colonels New York Cincinnati Pittsburgs Senators St. Louis Brooklyns Chicago Scranton Springfield Ponies

Eastern League Games Matchups for Springtle

The schedule lists Springtle at Scranton Providence at Wilkes Barre and Syracuse at Rochester as evening matchups in the Eastern League.

Scranton Providence Wilkes-Barre Syracuse Rochester

Fragmentary Crew and Team Lineups Noted

Readling and Mayer appear in a hazy ledger of players with R H and dotted scores. Names like Yeager Fox Keenor Pfrom Westlake Anderton Patchén surface across Lancaster Hazleton and ArbOndale entries with uncertain figures.

Lancaster

Baseball Trials Begin as City Hosts Three-day Series

Springfield hosts a three day baseball series led by manager Burnie who aims to sign Jimmy Dean of the Young Men's Christian Association for a game this week against Springfield or Providence. Taylor Reds meet Green Ridge Senators this afternoon at Taylor grounds while Dunmore clubs contest Scranton and Dunmore teams in scheduled games on Gammon's hill and Actives' grounds.

Springfield Burnie Jimmy Dean Providence Dean Taylor Reds Green Ridge Senators Taylor Dunmore Young Men's Christian Association Scranton Trojana West Side Union Stars Gammon's Hill Etives North End Tribune

Defender and Valkyrie Set for Second Americas Cup Race

In New York Lord Dunraven’s Valkyrie sails against Defender in a 30 mile triangular race as the Americas cup series resumes. The contest tests windward to reach, with forecasts of stronger breeze and a potential third win needed for the British challenger to claim the cup. Defender leads the series, but the Britons remain hopeful despite a shaky betting scene and last minute course notes.

New York Lord Dunraven America Dea J England Farmer Dunn Ianey Hook Valkyrie

Quarantine Islands Mention Hint of Impromptu Contest

Fragmentary text notes possible impromptu contest beyond quarantine lines. No clear participants, locations, or dates available in readable portion.

Hartford Wheel Club Races Draw Nearly Four Thousand

Hartford Conn September 9 nearly 4000 persons attended the Hartford Wheel club races at Charter Oak park. F J Jenny Utica won the half mile handicap class B after a vigorous kick. Newton Stafford Springs set best time 2 05 3 5 in the mile open class A. state record was 2 07 1 5.

Hartford Conn Hartford Wheel Club Charter Oak Park F. J. Jenny Utica Newton Stafford Springs Clase AC RL Newton FL Lougheld Philip Pierce Clita CL Baldwen OM. Murphy L. DD. Cabanne Indica J. T. Kelleher A. HH. Daney WL E Tergler Contin AL Alexander Scond J. J. Adamas So Yurns J. Jellyson W. Sime Wells Th Brant New Haven A. W. Warren Huartfond Sovans Sidney Harvey

Scranton Bicycle Club to Field Football Eleven This Fall

Scranton Bicycle club moves to form a first class football eleven for the fall season. Training begins at Schwenk's park with coach staff from Georgetown and Pennsylvania, captaincy eyed for John Walsh, and a nucleus including Connery, Thayer, Gelberts, Owen Walsh, Hyndman, Rockwell, and Owens.

Decker John Owen Walsh Thayer Connery Noakes Owens Cleveland Pearce Cusick Dan Fred Gelbert Hyndman Rockwell Blegele Club Scranton Allen Zang Welsh Scranton Bicycle Club Mayers Wyoming Seminary Woodruff Lecker Zang Jan Gelberts Dan Gelbert Osgood Fred Gelbert Jack Welsh Shamokin Michigan Lehigh

Scranton Flyers Win

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Stroudsburg Pa on Sept 9 reports Keller of the Green Ridge wheelmen won the boys race and was second in the 2.60 class while CreanRide wheelmen took first in the one mile open.

Scranton Flyers Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg Keller Green Ridge Shite Crean

Mis Last Resort Cannibal Lectures Vegetarian Diet

An excerpt describes a cannibal in Ueber Land and Meer addressing a captured missionary. The captive is asked for a final wish before conversion or execution. The cannibal suggests delivering one more lecture on the advantages of a vegetarian diet.

Ueber Land Meer

Scranton Players Challenge Casey to 200 Aces Match in Brooklyn

John R hypoc and Thomas Dove of Scranton issued a $1000 a side challenge to Brooklyn handball champion Phil Casey and James Dun Jr. for 200 aces split 100 in Scranton and 100 in Brooklyn. The stakes, ball type, and venue rules are set with finances to be split or awarded to winners. Casey’s camp expects to win despite Brooklyn court advantages.

John Rhcaby Thomas Dove Scranton Jim Joe Corbett Phil Casey Brooklyn James Dun, Jr Casey Martin Flynn Short Hickoby Jates New York Sun Flynn

Rev T J Collins resigns plans to move west

Rev T J Collins resigns after eight years as pastor of Scranton Street Baptist Church citing health and a call to ministry further west. He has not chosen a final field, with Salt Lake City the most likely, and the resignation read at Sunday services.

Scranton Sitreet Baptist Church Salt Lake City T. J. Collins Scranton Street Baptist Church Washington State Collins

Local ads list services and shops in South Main area

A period advertisement page lists veterans in trade notices for photography at Starner's Photo Parlors 101 103 South Main Barber shop John Reynolds Fairchild's Hotel grocers Revere Standard Java Coffee sold by F W Mason Co 116 South Main second hand furniture bought by J C King 104 100 Jackson Street wall paper Fred Reynolds 4 North Main plumbing William D Griffiths 113 North Main avenue with guarantees and home services.

Gealer Weat Blie Bank Raven Starner South Main Avenue John H. Reynold Fairchild Revere F. W. Mason & Co South Main Avenue J. C. King Jackson Street Wall Paper Fred Reynolds North Main Avenue William D. Griffiths

Sermon at St John’s Church and Walsh Family News

Rev Father Burke preached at St John’s last night while Father Cullen led the rosary and faith instruction. A sermon on mortal sin blamed ingratitude toward God, stressing three elements of sin and its soul-deadening effect. Mr and Mrs Richard Walsh welcomed a baby daughter born yesterday at 492 Cherry Street. the father is near seventy, mother 24, both previously married.

Father Burke St. John’s Church Richard Walsh St. John's Church Father Cullen Jeremia God Christ Father Hurke Hell Walsh Cherry Street South Side Mr Walsh Delaware, Lackawanna Western

Outcasts of a Great City at the Academy of Music

The Academy of Music opened a three night engagement of Outcasts of a Great City produced by Daniel Kelly and Company. Maud Churchill, making her debut with the company, received warm applause and a bouquet after a third act solo. The production repeats tonight and tomorrow with popular prices.

Academy of Muosic Daniel Kelly Academy

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