Scranton Breaks Losing Streak with Buffalo Win
Scranton ended a string of defeats by taking a game from Buffalo in Eastern League play. Buffalo committed many errors as Wilkes-Barre and others faced mixed results in Sunday games. Toronto and Providence also won or lost as Syracuse and Montreal battled. ballpark notes include fielding miscues and earned runs.
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Scranton Breaks Losing Streak With Win Over Buffalo
Buffalo fell yesterday as Scranton halted a lengthening skid by capitalizing on Buffalo errors in the sixth inning to claim the game from the Bisons. Score: (unreadable).
Hodson Battles Syracuse as Tigers Shut Out
Syracuse was stifled as Hodson pitched effectively and the Chim Tiggers limited the Orangemen to three hits. Four runs came in the seventh inning on two walks, two errors, and a single, sealing a lopsided early season victory.
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Today’s Games: Cleveland at St Louis and Others
A list of matchups includes Cleveland versus St Louis, Pittsburgh versus Louisville, Chicago versus Baltimore, Cincinnati versus Washington, Philadelphia versus Boston, and New York versus Brooklyn.
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Cleveland Triumphs In Hard Fought Cleveland Game
Cleveland batted Hart out of the box to win today's game. Umpire O Day presided as Hart, Coleman and Douglass contributed for the opposing side while Wilson, Criger and others appeared for Cleveland.
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Atlantic League results at Richmond and Paterson
In Richmond the Athletics beat At Richmond 6 to 4. In Paterson the second game saw Paterson defeat Norfolk 8 to 3.
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Opportune Hitting Powers Sunday Game Victory
Lancaster wins the game on timely hitting as Paterson suffers a hand injury ending his pitching season. Score 7 to 1. Batteries Woks and Westlake Yea ger Clausen and Roth. Umpire Snyder.
Ten inning amateur baseball clash ends in Lackawannas loss to Harmonies
In a tense ten inning contest at Athletic Park the Harmonies defeated the Lackawannas nine to eight. May contributed strong second base play while the Harmonies capitalized on crucial eighth and ninth inning errors by the Lackawannas. Hayes delivered a pivotal hit driving in the winning run as Boore and Golden set up the late rally.
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Crescents Edge Minooka in Eleven Inning Baseball Thriller
About two thousand fans watched Crescents defeat Minooka 9 to 7 in 11 innings on the Minooka grounds. Mec Hinle doubled with two out to drive in the winning runs as Hart faded in relief. Shipman fanned 17, Laffey hit a three-base hit, and Cooney caught well. score by innings shows a tight game until the late rally.
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Amateur Ball Notes Highlight Scrapper Yean’s Home Run
The Golden Orioles beat the West Side Sliders 12 to 11 with Scrapper Yean belting a home run. Rosettes of South Side seek opponents under 16, while Dunmore Nonpareils challenge Olyphant Browns for Sept 18 at Olyphant park. Nonpareils also beat Jessup Crickets 12 to ? Priceburg club invites Taylor Reds or any Lackawanna county team for a $25+ game at Priceburg grounds, contact manager T Hall at Fadden's hotel.
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Racing sanction revoked over Ladies bicycle races
Baltimore reports chairman Mott of the L A W racing board issued a bulletin revoking the sanction for bicycle races at the Delaware county fair Marcus Hook Pa for September 14 15 and 16 and warning IA W riders not to ride on the premises after promoters advertised ladies races.
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Tigue and Abbott to Clash in Septboxing Bout
John Tigue of South Scranton and Branton Abbott now in Boston formerly England will meet on Sept 21 in a boxing match. A venue is not yet chosen. Abbott is ex champion lightweight of England and has fought many battles. Tigue is well known locally and friends predict his victory.
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Famous Horses of Blue Grass State Triumphs and Trials
Kentucky breeders claim the Bluegrass region remains the birthplace of the thoroughbred with multiple Derby winners and races across the nation. Notable Kentucky foals include Ornament and Howland, with stateside tracks and breeding farms shaping a strong industry, despite distant rivals on the Pacific slope and East Coast.
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Scranton Turner Basket Ball Club Reorganizes For Season
The Scranton Turner Basketball Club met to reorganize for the coming season and expects to be among the strongest in the state. The roster includes Nelson G. Teets George Koch Joseph McDonald William Wockroth Bert Murphy Bert Steele D Edward Vail Theodore Huber Theodore Helb Henry Wockroth Frederick Tropp Robert Allen William Schimpff plus new players Arthur Vat Adolph Hervice Fred Newls from last year’s Providence team. Victor Noth leaves for Philadelphia to pursue gymnasium instruction. The club plans to begin late this month or early next.
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Ottawa Battle to Legalize Prizefighting Gains Steam
Efforts in Ottawa Province push to pass legislation legalizing prize fighting. Strong hope grows for heavyweight fighters as lawmakers consider permitting the sport in Canada.
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West of England Preacher Prays for Divine Grace
A local preacher in the West of England offered a singular prayer asking that the spark of grace be watered by the dew of blessing from on high. The remark appeared in a London Saturday Review item.
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Where 10 Buy Good Wheels Cheap in Scranton
Jurisc's offers low wheel prices in the Jermyn Building listing several models with quoted dollars. Items include Olives at 70 dollars, Gales 80, Stormers 75 and 60, Suburbans 65, and others such as Winners Nuggets and Orients with prices near 50 to 100 dollars. The ad promotes guaranteed wheels and claims the cheapest price in Scranton.
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