Contests In The Leagues Springfield’s Easy Victory
Springfield easily defeated Scranton as part of a tight major league race. Baltimore clinched the title with a win over Cleveland, while St Louis jumped from eleventh to tenth. Chicago beat New York twice, Pittsburgh held, and Brooklyn rose with wins over Cincinnati. Wilkes Barre and Syracuse won one run games.
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Baltimores
Cleveland
Phillies
Orlolns
St. Louis
Senators
Chicago
New York
Giants
Pittsburgs
Chicagoes
Jocklyn
Cincinnati
Beaneaters
St. Louie
Springefield
Scrantons
Staur
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Bula
Toronto
Eastern League Results Highlight Openers
Yesterday in the Eastern League Springfield defeated Scranton Wilkes Barre 10 to 4 Providence beat Syracuse 5 to 7 Rochester blanked by Syracuse 7 to 0.
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Scranton
Wilkes: Barre
Providenes
Syracuse
Rochester
Apd
ccsvaMvon
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Byracuve
Buffalo
Toronto
Scranton Exhibition Ends Springfield Losing Streak
Scranton beat Springfield in a home exhibition game despite costly errors and sloppy play. The visitors led early, then capitalized on Springfield fumbles to win with late insurance runs as Ampex Swartwood drew blame from a 206-strong crowd.
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Scranton
Prinefield
Brodle
Gruber
Springfield
Swartwood
Tier
Woree
Birikes
Smith
Syracuse Defeats Rochester In Pitchers Battle At Home
Rochester loses to Syracuse 6 to 3 as Keenan earns the win while Hodson takes the loss. Umpire Geer and a late umpire dispute mark the seventh inning confusion with Hamburg on third, Delaney holding the ball, and confusion over a steal before the crowd reacts.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Harper
Geer
Hamburg
Delaney
Minnehan
Syraceans
Rochesters
Daly
Os O'Brien
Wee O Garry
Tighe
Berger
Inm
Syria
Balle
Strick
Hite
Jarry
Suecrtle
National League Standings and Game Notes Report
National League standings and game summaries list Philadelphia and New York with key results. Games include Cincinnati at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis with various battery pairings and umpires noted. Several matches end due to darkness, with Philadelphia Louisville and New York Chicago among notable results.
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Philadelphia
Waashinnon
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pratteros
Daub
Gram
Dwyer
Vaughan
Murray
Palt'more
Baltimore
Cleveland
Lowisville
Tatteries
Orth and Clements
McFarland and Warner
Jovine
al Toston
N. HH
Boston Oy
Csccennes
St. Louis
New York
Chicaro
Meckin
Wilson
Parker
Klittridge
Keefe
Washington
Pittsburg
Extra Week of Baseball Six-Game Series Planned
Arrangements are under way for a six game series next week between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton with three games in each city. Manager Barrie travels to Wilkes-Barre to finalize details. If approved, Scranton would add Moas Minna han Power Barrett Egan and other Syracuse players to strengthen the lineup. Umpire Ned Swartwood, currently in Scranton, will officiate the series. The rivalry between the Syracuse and Wilkes-Barre clubs could heighten the intensity.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Barrie
Barnie for Manager to Guide Scranton Club
Stockholders of the Scranton Pase Hall association adjourned last night due to a quorum absence. Although no business was completed, many members supported Barnie as manager for 1806, with praise for his efforts despite aims not fully met.
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Scranton
Scranton Pase Hall Association
Uiten
Barnie
Mameet
Harnie
Springfield Today Means Business in Brief Headlines
Fragmentary notes mention Meaney in the box and next week a manager plans roster changes with 18 percent players. References to Harniec Burns and Springfield unclear. text includes jumbled phrases about poets, records, luck, and an anthracite picker.
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Meaney
Harniec
Scranton
Burns
Pringfield
Luckey
Winding Up Season as Players Face Last Games
Scranton closes the season with ten players, Johnson benching due to a strained line. Meaney and Brodie to alternate in the box with Luckey from Moosle Anthracites assisting. Captain Anson bets on Louisville finishing ninth or better, risking thousands if predictions fail. Amateur Hall Notes challenge Blue Mountain Boys to a game on Saturday, with details via The Tribune.
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Johnson
Luckey
Meaney
Brodie Wil
Captain Anson
Chicagos
Louisvilles
Pirates
Anson
Colts
Giants
Washington Post
Hall
Oak Leaves
Hyde Park
Blue Mountain Boys
Swetlan Street
Gammon'sa Hill
Air Shaft Field
The
Tribune
Hoy Morgan
A. Jennings
Searle’s grueling Chicago to New York bicycle record pace through Scranton
The long distance rider Searle, riding for Western Wheel, passes Scranton tomorrow morning en route to Stroudsburg after a near four hour head start from Buffalo. Pace makers from Scranton expected to join near Elmhurst with Henderson and Gardner or Leonard likely to press to New York, aiming to beat last year’s six and a half day record.
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H. C. Searle
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Scranton
Keane
Searle
Gilmore
Hert Henderson
Ger Gardner
Frank Leonard
Pace Searle
Mrr White
Mrr. Ripley
New York Tire Company
Henderson
Leonard
Gardner
Ile
Kemmerer
Lucas
Elmhurst
Western Wheel Company
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Elmira
Binghamton
Death Sermon at St John’s Church Draws Parishioners
Rev Father O Callahan preached on death and its meaning for good and bad Christians at St John’s. He likened death to Lent’s season prompting penance and grace and urged living to God’s will. Confessions to follow mass and sermons extended to women and men over the weekend.
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Father O'Callahan
St. John's Church
Pather Burke
Kingdom of Heaven
Outcasts of a Great City Matinee Repeats This Afternoon
A large audience welcomed the third performance of Daniel A. Kellys Out caste of a Great City at the Academy of Music. Due to the success and ovation, another performance was scheduled for this afternoon with all scenic effects and features from the prior shows.
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Daniel A. Kelly
Academy of Music
Local Notes From Wilkes-Barre Minooka and Taylor
Miss Mary Bohan visited Minooka friends yesterday while Miss Mary Jane John called on Miss Ray Morgan in Miners Hill. Joseph Kelly leaves for St Michael s College Toronto to resume studies. Mrs John Ratchford s funeral set for 4 30 this morning with interment at Minooka Catholic cemetery. Twenty five girls at Taylor Bath mill strike for two weeks pay granted. The Independents hold their regular meeting tonight at Morrows hall Taylor.
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Mary Bohan
Wilkes-Barre
Minooka
Mary Jane John
Miners’ Mills
Ray Morgan
Miners’ Hill
Joseph Kelly
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
John Ratchford
Minooka Catholi
Morrow's Hall
Taylor
Struck on the Head with a Stone in Railros Incident
A crowd tormented youths near Railros and struck a man on Monday night with a stone, causing a deep scalp gash and partial unconsciousness. Authorities sought statements from Chief Simpson and noted local mill capacity at Lisbury.
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Railros
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West Side News Briefs Highlight Crowded Classrooms
West Side reports show all city schools above previous year attendance with No. 14 Grammar School needing an extra teacher for overflow. Other items include shoplifting arrests, a missing stove case leading to warrants, swindles by a drum merchant, a Miss Kata Davis European trip welcome, and a church band event with a varied program.
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No. 14 Grammar School
David Owena
Paospe Hughes
Bellevue school construction and local society notes
Reading lists detail school principals at No 28 No 18 and No 2 with growing attendance and rapid Bellevue school construction. Social items note Ladies Aid supper, Grace Stainer party, Grace AckerWyoming seminary studies, a new musical band under George Crump, and multiple visits and gatherings among local residents.
Several North End residents travel and attend events
Mrs Thomas Saltry travels to Philadelphia while Leigh Mores returns from Carbondale. Mrs Rogan and children visit Burns family. Burns couple move to Susquehanna County. O'Boyle and Wefferon head to St Michael's College in Toronto. Rev Fuller and family visit North End friends. Jones brothers depart for Olivet College. J W Peck Miss Clara Peck and Dr Dawson attend Lake Ariel regatta. North End schools reopen with large attendance. Mrs Randolph Crippen visits from Dalton. Funeral services held for infant Maguire and for Mrs Moone. Imperial social club meets at O Donnell's hall. Rev A F Chaffee preaches at tent on Ross Ave. Sewer work advances on Bright Love alley and North Malin Ave.
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West Market Street
Philadelphia
Leigh Mores
North Main Avenue
Carbondale
Patrick Rogan
John Burns
Bloom Avenue
Susquehanna County
Stephen O' Boyle
Warren Street
John Wwefferon
Trick Avenue
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Fuller
North Ad
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Davald Jones
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Edna Avenue
Olivett College
J. W. Peck
Clara Peck
Dawson
Lake Ariel
Randolph Crippen
Dalton
Providence
Robert Maguire
Maguire
Springcourt
O'Donnell
Peter Moone
Stanton Street
Richmond
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Catholic
A. F. Chaffee
Ross Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Bright and Love Alley
Malin Avenue
Eight youths held on charges after barber's roof broken
A hearing before Alder man B Wright heard warrants against twelve youths for malicious mischief in Jack Merryweather's case. Eight were held to bail of 300 dollars each, four were discharged due to tender years, with parents qualifying as bondsmen. The incident involved roof damage and relics destroyed at the barber's house.
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New York
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Jack Roberts
Gene Roberts
Arthur Davis
Harry Rice
Harry Wil- Hames
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Cedar Avenue
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Mission Band Entertainment
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Harry Luce
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Vally
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Stetter’s Hall
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Honesdale
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Columbia Hose Company
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Isaac N. Swallow
North Bromley Avenue
Thomas Benjamin
Grace Acker
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Howell Howells
Eynon Street
D. D. Evans
Mia
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Fourteenth Street
Mary Lally
Lafayette Street
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Annie McDonough
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Mary Morton
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Michael Norton
James McDonough
Thomas Grant
J. M. Moran
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James Degnal
Emmet Cassidy
John Kelly
William O'Boyle
Fairchild
Fox, Mason & Co
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J. ¢. King
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William D. Griffiths
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Jefferson Aves
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
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West Shore
Louis L. Todd
J. Sine
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Oppcalte Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
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Ltos
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G& Jonson
20Th Century Minstrels
Raymond [Llcore
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Charles H. Hoyt
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Gilhool
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Urbelstere
Feoeka
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Horanton
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Wilma
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