Eastern League finale sees Scranton edged at Providence
Scranton loses by one run to Providence as Meaney is involved in a controversial interference call. Wilkes-Barre pitcher Keenan adds another win. Syracuse trounces Rochester while Battal defeats Toronto in a high scoring day. Eastern League season ends with standings largely unchanged though Philadelphia tops New York in fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Springfield
Providence
Harnle
Meaney
Jack Keenan
Wilkes-Barre
Gruber
Syracuse
Marnett
Witkhes-Barre
Rochesters
Battal
Toronto
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Ceveland
Coanties Louis
Washington Theatre
Chicago
Lawisville
Pittsburge
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklynes
Wilkes
Harre
Rochester
Duffalo
Eprinefield
Henvessee Verees
Pat
Scramon
Provdence
Springfiell
Providence Wins Narrowly Over Scranton in Long Encounter
In a tight contest Providence edges Scranton by one run aided by late hitting and aggressive base running. Meaney limited Scranton with strong pitching until a late inning rally, Dixson delivered a pivotal hit, and Egan finished the last inning to seal the win before about 500 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Scranton
Meaney
Hudson
Hoirison
Dixon
Hobson
Stricker
Murray
Egan
Cooney
Buffalo and Toronto Slugging Marathon at Buffalo
Buffalo and Toronto played a high scoring game with Toronto rallying in the sixth and eighth innings. Lampe struggled as Toronto plated seven runs in the sixth and the eighth inning tied the game before Field homered off right field for Buffalo. Attendance 1,000. Final score 6 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Toronto
Lampe
Buffalos
Clymer
Arene Os Feneysie Tooo
Thos
Stars Rout Rochester in Sloppy Game with 13 Errors
Syracuse wins 3 to 0 in a high error game as Puryea is hit hard and Minnahan shines with a threebase hit and a home run. Attendance 1,300, Rochester commits 13 errors while Syracuse collects 22 hits to 3 for Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Rochesters
Puryea
Minnahan
Syravnee
Rochester
Nechester
Syracier
Syraciuse
Howerian
Dursea
Wits
Moset
Toly
Mghe
Sweevey
Mino m
Assed
halle—White
George Goer
Timo
Broadmont Pirates Rally Past Orioles In Nine Innings
A chaotic late game featured a decisive ninth inning as Broadmont Pirates overcame a tight Orioles lead. Key players included Pitcher H. Hurst and Batter N. Gane with strong showings from Mercer and McGuire on the mound and at the plate. Umpire calls drew attention as the crowd watched in Baltimore, Louisville, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wily
Indemniiyin
Jo Bacel
Oscor Low
New York
Hoosoenptoes
Batheres
Tortor
Tementa
Clarke
Ant Witten
Uririre
Keete
Baltimore
Pirat
Suilividn Am
Ile
Waltimore
McMahon
Tobinson
Nichola
Hurst
Darkwere
Loubeilin
Tolleville
Hattertoer
Werhing and
Warner
Parker and Kittridee
Wachington
Warhinaton
Mercer and McGuire
Ste'n Ard Ghent
Mine Murray
Nh Ale
Wraeling Pecesel Emal Otto
Brookly
Amlerton
Metulre
Pete
Hurrell
Murray
Cimcon Ieee
Cardner
Foreman
Dal Mereritt
Lanecaster Ry Bile and Carbontile Battery Notes
Fragmented report lists names and places including Lanecaster Ry Bile, Steahimer, Siegbold, Toth, Babkety, Siamhope, Carbondale, Hatteries, Yerkes, Patches, Pfrom, Aloore. Mentions batteries and locations with unclear figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanecaster
Siegbold
Toth
Rbabkety
Siamhope
Carbondale
HAE
Lhasleton
Pfrom
Aloore
Rivalry Grows Over Trophy Series Between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton
The Tribune announces an intense upcoming trophy series between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton with a forfeit clause if players fail to stay in good condition. The cup travels to the city of the winning club after three series wins, while rosters and schedules for September games are detailed, spotlighting keen local competition and elevated stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Wilkes-Barre
Mayer
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Scranton Clu
Tal
Syracuse
Wilkes- Harre
Wilkesstarre
Syracage
the Tribune
Elty
Sionegs
Wikes-Harreats
Rarnie
Farher
Rochester
Cray
Weard
Meaney
Harnett
Slarpester Gray
Pilchera
Power
W. Eagan
Hiage
Minnahan
Mosq
Mainz
Smith
Sehplyer
Reday
Bert
Wilkes-Marre
Witches-Tarre Timmy Season Preview Sparks Ginger Contests
Shannon tells Boonie that Wilkes Barre and another pitcher could beat any club in the Eastern league, though Tarte doubts the claim. The coming contest promises intense action as teams prepare for a spring showdown between Sorantom and Wilkes-Barre with notable pitchers on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Fornte
Roys
Witches
Tarre
Timmy
Sorantom
Ktarre
Boonie
Wilkes-Barre
Tarte
Amateur Mall Notes and Early Baseball Matches
The Eurekas of the North Mad and the Young Men's Christian association club will play at the Baseball park at 4 p.m. today. The Green Ridge Senators accept the challenge and will host the YMCA club on their grounds at 3.20 p.m. James Campbell manages the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekas
Young Men's Christan Association Clu
Green Ridge
Beranton Riders Set For Honesdale Meet On 20th
Beranton will be well represented at the Honesdale meet on the 20th by Keller, Gresly White, Coleman, Dunn and Gregory. White has been engaged there to pace their tandem, with riders having Wes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Honesdale
Keller
Gresly White
Coleman
Dunn
Gregory
White
Wes
Cyclist Keller Shines in Open Mile At Scranton Meet
In Scranton the cyclist Jion Keller, a young rider from Green Ridge wheel club, delivered a standout open mile performance winning twice and finishing strong to crowd cheers. Ralph Gregory’s racing wheels drew attention as officials and fans watched a tense race pace unfold before a grandstand audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto Searle
Chicnece
New York
Dolph Asherton
Scranton Bleyele Club
Dar Slowe
Florey
Ralph Gregory
Croore
Jion Keller
Green Ridge Wheel
Eiroadsburg
Phe Reece
Withio
Keller
Arner
Allentown
Record chase riders push toward New York from Chicago
Searle and Duxbury led the Overland bicyclists through Scranton to Stroudsburg aided by four pacemakers from Scranton. They started from Chicago at dawn and aim to break the six and a half day record, with Leonard Henderson Gardner and Winans guiding the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle and Duxbury
Scranton
Stroudsburg
Searle
Weesterly Wheelworks
Chicago
New York
Youenay
Ixhurs
Providence
San Pranesco
A. P. Meek
Liteon Cyeltue Club
Tradway
Tyder
Maghainton Republican
Jr. Mowers
Hiatstead Vicycle Club
Bearle
Lohman's
Sun of Clock
Lasonard
Henderson
Winatie
Gardner
Leonard
Searles
Davmedk
Searle Ia
Duxbury
New Boulevard
Mimhurst
Tobyhanna
Pocono Mountain
Tobyymnanna
Henderson, Gardner
Winans
Searle Edges Toward New York After Stroudsburg Stop
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Searle reached Stroudsburg at 1 55 pm after a mountain climb from Elmhurst to Tobyhanna. A 58 mile ride to Stroudsburg greeted by 1 000 fans. The rider rested and resumed with the New York pacemakers, aiming to arrive in New York by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Searle
Scranton Tribune
Elmhurst
Tobyhanna
New York
Winans
Leonard
Mon
Flergon
Sagrle
Prominent Thoroughbred Figures Swirl in Breeding and Training Moves
Dr Hollenbrook moves to McHenry as trainer and driver of fast pacer John Th Gentry. Fre quital’s Futurity winner Mothen rises in esteem. owner Nick Finger of Pastime stables plans stud prospects. Jockey Henry Griffin may ride next season in maroon and scarlet. Gideon & Daly reshuffle with David Gideon taking stake in horses. Ila Tae, once a top 2 year old, is retired to stud after a career cut short by a leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hollenbrook
Nudd Doble
McHenry
John Th
Gentry
Dy. Hollenbrook
Frequital
Mothen
Nick Finger
Pastime
Nothen
Canon File
Requind
Brookdale
Macaroon
Merre Lorian
Vial
Gideon & Daly
David Gideon
John Wyland
Darline Thyland
Tore
Gideon
Curt Price
Ila Tae
Dickey
Shamokin to Acquire Lancaster State League Club
Rumors place Shamokin arranging transfer of the Lancaster State league hall club to Shamokin. The team under manager Second Baseman Stouch will arrive Monday and likely play Bunbury Chamokin in the first game the same afternoon. Shamokin will seek to secure the Lancaster franchise and enter the State league next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Shamokin Athletic Association
Lancaster State League
Stouch
Bunbury
Chamokin
Lancaster
Piles Treatment Promised in Historic Advertisement
A fragmentary excerpt describes intense itching and bleeding from piles. It promotes Swayne's Ointment as a remedy claimed to stop pain and promote healing, noting relief after application though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
West Side notices include injury at Central Mine and welcome home
William Hannon, a 42 year old resident of 142 On-street, was crushed by a rock fall at the Central mine and rushed to Moses Taylor hospital where doctors amputated his left foot and right arm. officials say recovery depends on constitution. A "welcome home" reception for Mrs. Mary J. Davis at 120 Garfield avenue followed her return from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hannon
On-Street
Moses ‘Taylor
Eveniney Tait Hannon
Mary J. Davis
Cocean
Garfield Avenue
David RR. Davis
Thomas PD. Davis
Mra
Griffirth G. Thomas
McMarlins
Simeon Dickson
May Davis
John James
Davis
John Davis
Social and business notices from South Main area
Mr and Mrs D D Evans of South Main avenue and Mrs Thoms Richards of Wanamie have returned home after a visit. A peach and cream social is planned for St David's church next Thursday evening. West Side Business Directory lists bicycle repairs and more by W J Steenback. Photographs by Sterner's Photo Parlors. Barber services at John M. Teynolkl's shop. Revere Standard Java Coffee from FW Maron Co. Second hand furniture cash for items. Wreck of J King on Jackson Street. Fred Reynolis sells wall paper. Plumbing by William D D Griffiths with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jones
Bucknell University
M. BK. Keller
North Bromley Avenue
Clarke's Green
Dalton
Glenburn
M. Muir
North Rebocra Avenue
Hazleton
Shamokin
J.nevill
W. Helmes
Pennsylvania Mutual’ Aid Society
Wilkes-Garre
F. BH. Houser
North Main Avenue
James Hughes
Union of Young People's Societies
All West Side Societies
Mra
H.T. Andrews
Worcester
Mra. R. Andrews
Washburn Street
Verna
Thomas H. Davin
Washburn Eines Cemetery
Evan
Evan Evans
Blume Street
D. D. Evans
South Main Avenue
West Side
Seixsora
W. J. Steenback
West Side Rank
Sterner
Barder
John MH. Teynolkl
Fairebird
Ghrouceries
FW. Maron & Co
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolis
Paluts
Wintow
William Dbd
Riffiths
Australian boxer Tommy Denny returns home from London bout
The report notes Tommy Denny of Australia returning to Enghand after a boxing attempt against George Dixon fell short. It also covers Charles Johnson defeating Clare Chrisp in London Buc in teen rounds, and various local fight rumors and club considerations including McKeever Valentine talks and Clark Cavanagh disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Denny
Australia
George Dixon
Enghand
Lenny
Sears
Charles Johnson
Clare Chrisp
New Castle
London
Buc
Nek Burge
Johneon
Mike Leonart
Charley Gehring
Charley McKeever
Arthur Valentine
Chimmion Jin Corbett
McKeever
Valentine
Dallas Athletic Club
Jacoby
Meenie
Clark-Cavanagh
Welion
Neenie
Corbettia Simmons
Roby Inez
Othe Columbian Athlete Club
McHugh bin
Adonce
Eka Severn
Matthews
Benjamin J. Hleyes
Thi
Bulding
Harvard Home Schedule With One Away Game At West Point
Harvard will play all football games at home except one at West Point on a cold day. The University imposes a cap of 10,000 spectators for football games and will bar many outfield entries from Cambridge contests. A wager tale and a Brooklyn polo tourney are noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
West Pointe
Willam E. Ewing
William
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Trowped Park
Brooklyn
Polo Association
Harvard Hae
University of Penyaylwantamoe
Cambridge
Misread Hymn Ends In Comic Pitch Failures
In a New Jersey village prayer meeting clergyman asks Mr Smith to lead a hymn but he struggles with pitches. Attempts to sing I love to steal and I love to stay fail, causing tittering among younger listeners while the pastor requests Mr Jones to lead prayer. Pillsbury flour mill capacity noted as 17,000 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloreyroai
New Jersey Village
Mr. Smith
Smith Meas
Emith
Smith
Mr. Jones
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Wilkes-Sabre
Wilkes- Barre
Springfield Ponies
Little Jack Keenan
Agam
Keenan
Wilkes-Harre
Awelfong
Sas “ Rogers
Vw Cooney
Birtekar
A Murray
I McAuley
Hodson
Tagan
H. C
Bcriver
Stearns
Hirston
Bweeney
Brodie
Midienee
Cecs Oneness
Balle
McAuley
Fagan
Huston
Hy Hodson
Holwon
Sweeney
Vxon
Rogers
Horrors
Toronto At Buffalo
Wise
Detrich
Shinnick
Hite
Dowse
Shearon
Lulenborg
Casey
Freeman
Dineen
Biden
Lewee
Wiee
Siinuick
Lute Terg
Lewce
Hy Lampe
Rowe
York
Cccceccccecesses
Carh
U.S
Mason
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
Reeception
Europe
West Slide
Emerson Owen
Kiah Peters
Deacon
Kinh Peters
Peters
Marker
Tellevue
Ted
Taylor
Bellevue Heights
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Taylor Water Company
Scranton Company
Taylor Water
Bellevue Homes
Locust Street
Mellevae Streets
Old Welsh Presbyterian Society
E.R. Lewis
Lewis
D.C. Powell
Pillsbury's
Flour Milla
Frothingham, Wagner
Rels
Lessees
Clauaia
Lars Laie
Haguntebank
Lion's Mouth
Flox
Wednemisy A. mm
Davis’ Theatre
Dewitt, Eve Specialist
Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
Hovis
Otella m
Academy OF Music
Nero
Frank R. Jackson
Jed Pronty
Barry Maxwell
Charles H. Hoyt
Battery Park
Rutgers
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St Desth
Jouly
Nellie McHenry, the Bicycle Girl
Ponte
Gus Heege
Teruine Yertleman
Laurel Hill Park
Scranton, Pa
Pain
Pompei
Feneral
A. E. Morse
Senor Jimmez
Spruce Street
Edwin C. Burt & CO
She Asselin
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
VIA
Sovereign Guand Lodge
C. F
Atlantic City
THE
Washington Avenue
Works
Nax-Aug
W.V. B
M. H. Dale
Joan Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Atlishe
Gilhool's
Maloney
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M’g’r
Cam You
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