Contests in the Leagues—Scranton Shutout by Springfield Ponies
Scranton suffered its first shutout of the season as Springfield Ponies defeated them. Corbett played in Toronto where Toronto won the game led by Jim Corbett who drew 5,000 spectators. Brooklyn beat Baltimore while Providence faltered. Rochester may be threatened for sixth with Scranton slipping.
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Chester
Rochester
Veade
Bostons
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Down the Toboggan Scranton Shut Out by Springfield
Scranton suffers its first shut-out of the season as Springfield cleanly handles the locals 8 to 0. Patrick Meaney held Scranton to seven hits while Coughlin struck out several, and Springfield capitalized with a seven-run third inning to seize control.
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Aoe
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Jones
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Lynch
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Lbert
Tandy
Pwc
Beranton
Pringfeld
Ringfeld
Leahy
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Springfeld
Sehriver
Smith
McDowall
Bells
Meaney
Saat
Swart
Corbett Star Draws 6000 As Season Ends In Toronto
In Toronto on September 11, Jim Corbett appears as a drawing card amid the season’s final game. Pugilist Corlett lags behind league standards but headlines the crowd with 6,000 attendees. Manager Chapman departs tomorrow, fate uncertain if for good or just a season.
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Wilkes-Barre Defeats Providence 6-4 in Muddy Game
Wilkes-Barre shut out Providence 6-0 through five innings as a sequence of errors and hits swung the game. Lovett left with a lame shoulder after part of the first inning, while Coakley steadied the ship for Wilkes-Barre. Ralph Bonner and Lenotte produced key hits, and Murray homered for Providence in a tough road loss.
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Scant Read Texts From City Notes
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Amitys to Face Nall Notes at Lace Factory Grounds
Amateur Nall Notes of Providence meet the Amitys of Honesvale at the Lace Factory grounds today at eight. Rivalry runs high after Amitys won two games, with D. J. Houlihan managing the Amitys.
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Henry of Navarre Wins Dramatic Bay Race in Photo Finish
At Sheepshead Bay on September 11, Henry of Navarre edged Domino by a neck to win the feature mile and a furlong race over Domino and Rey El Santa Anita. A large crowd saw the three top horses clash as Henry of Navarre secured the first Championship Series win. Time 1.63 2-6.
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Will Play For A Trophy New Players For Scranton
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton clubs of the Eastern league plan a seven game series for a Tribune Trophy Cup. The Scranton infield may include Syracuse pitchers Harnett and Harper. Power Egan Minnahan Mega praised as fastest infield.
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Searle Behind Time En Route From Chicago to New York
Bicycle rider Searle, traveling from Chicago to New York, is behind schedule and expected to pass through Elmira by morning and Scranton between midnight and 6 am. Scranton club members Bert Henderson and Frank Leonard will pace him to Stroudsburg, with Postal Telegraph tracking his progress. A separate note mentions the Scranton Lawn Club tennis singles where F C Fuller defeated F P Fuller 61 1.
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West Side News and Notes Show Local Struggles and Fire
TheWest Side board of trade struggles with quorum and influence as the district lags in industry and development. A morning fire on Van Buren avenue caused by children with matches was quickly controlled. Community notices include social events at StBrendan council and Hyde Park Father Mathew society, updated personal items, and church social plans.
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van Buren Avenue
Bell Reed Wedding in Peckville Draws Notable Society Guests
Miss Kate Bell marries George H Reed in Peckville at the Methodist Episcopal church with a large reception. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Shay Mr and Mrs William Frear and many more from Scranton Jermyn Providence and Carbondale. The couple depart for Atlantic City to begin their honeymoon.
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Swayne's Ointment Promises Relief for Severe Itching
Symptoms include moisture intense itching and stinging mainly at night. If tumors form they may blend and ulcerate. Swayne's Ointment claims to stop itching and bleeding heal ulceration and remove tumors in most cases. Sold by druggists for 50 cents. Dr Swayne & Son Philadelphia.
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