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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1896
Page
6
Eastern League results recap with Wilkes Barre and Providence games. Rochester and Syracuse in action as Buffalo and Toronto games noted. rain affected Scranton schedule.
Spalaeilend visits Scranton while Providence hosts Wilkes Tare Huffalo plays Toronto and Rovchiter faces Sirmictite in a set of league matchups.
Fragmentary report shows Rochester teams posting mixed results with players like Piret and Bow contributing. Scorers and lineups listed include Hermon, Delaney, Zaher, Kelley, Baran, Zaliner, and Chopin-Melliaughila in a casual score note amid unclear game details.
scattered OCR text references Buffaloes players and opponents with garbled names and placements. no coherent event, score, date, or definitive outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Unclear text fragment mentions individuals Danilo and Mei. no coherent event or details to summarize. The readable portion does not establish a definite action, outcome, or clear entities beyond scattered names.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and terms across a sports section. It mentions players such as Gitinga MIUMan Torq duvet Sthlesv Olbiwen Casey Vinnie Syartwood Spoongamo and Wadleworth Urquhart with fragments like 690 OTOOTe-46 9 VOOOTO creceeeeeeee. The passage lacks coherent context or a discernible event.
City game notes describe Louisville dominating a weak field as Fraser and Dexter attempt to rally. Attendance listed as 4,500 with scattered scoring snippets and player mentions including Mart, Marty, Prager, and Lally in a fragmented box score.
A rough game in Cincinnati saw both teams error prone early and late as Chicago edged Cincinnati 8 to 7. Phatteries-Dwryer and Gray, Griffith and Donohue performed amid muddled play. Umpire Sheridan officiated to a small crowd of 6. Attendance cited as 6,000.
A miscellaneous score listing shows teams and points with mis-spellings such as New York New York Roeton and Baltimore-Paltimore, plus Cleveland and St. Louis reading 3 and 2 respectively. Other pairs include Washington Philadelphia 12 and Cincinnati 5 with unclear venues.
Rain halted the Scranton game as Umpire Curry stopped play after a wrangle between managers Griffin and Furns. With under a hundred spectators, a start and early end would have left the Scranton club liable for nearly the entire $100 guarantee.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene at a local game with unclear timing and participation. It mentions a manager named Sandy and players such as Kevin and Tedd y Mavarer Borie while spectators react calmly amid confusion about whether five players could participate.
Rochester era sports debate swirls around Ward of Toronto after claims he told Giattney Canadian teams would throw games to Buffate if they could, with supporters urging investigation into tampering and integrity in early season play. The piece notes mixed views, citing reports from The Tribune and other papers while stressing no solid evidence of fixed contests.
The article outlines a planned Steinert Cup gathering in Thoviderion Wisconsin where Powers and Mr Steinert discuss training for a con series. It notes Buffalo and Springfield as key locations and mentions a seven game structure with a money belt division and chases by local clubs.
Wilkes-Barre dispatches that pitcher John Keenan, a Covington native, has drawn offers from three National League clubs. One offer is expected to be accepted as Keenan is highly regarded as a top Eastern League pitcher and is widely advertised for his speed and control.
A chaotic baseball piece reports Lozvert aml Berger and Merinate altiind Leahy in Pots for Scranton with several stars in doubt for next year. Many unnamed players express frustration as violence and threats surface, while local fans and press debate the sport’s future amid injuries and suspensions.
An unclear report notes a tight contest with victors described as ex Cink and rented fine victors for an event named Merningy Clerslest by unspecified seats and conditions.
A recapped score from Goat Hill shows the first game won by the home team by ten. Amerman starred with a notable run producing effort while Ralph Amertin and captain Derbert Woodward led the squad. The Tribune notes matches against Green Hill Senators and Minooka with teams listed for upcoming Friday events in Exon Of Watkins era.
A conservative rider notes likely changes for next season including higher gears with front sprockets of twenty-one teeth and rear gears near seventy inches. Wood handle bars rise in popularity as trials show comfort and weight reduction. Saddles praised for improvement with nylon become widespread. hill climbing explained as power transfer through calf and thigh muscles. Referee rules tighten, steel tubing frames win test over standard wh inline frames at Pittsboro event.
A rider named William Decker suffered injuries after a bicycle collision near a waterway. He was examined at a hospital where doctors reported no severe injuries and expected a short recovery with no major complications unless unforeseen issues arise.
The convention, chaired by David J. Davies with EL House secretary, met to choose a successor amid three candidates: D. W. TRONS, Benjamin, and Be. Hives. Phillips was chosen as the new leader as the various committees submitted their annual reports.
In Alderman Wright's office a case held that a man must issue a duplicate check when the original is lost. Snyder and Kinchilds, hotel proprietors of Olyphant, sued BE Clarke for 9 shillings 5 pence paid to PL Leonard. Clarke refused to issue a duplicate, alderman ruled for the plaintiff for the check amount.
Executors of the Handley estate plan a trip to Ireland to locate heirs and investigate claims for a share of the late judge's millions. Three executors Thon Laeminel Anneramin and Jon T Richards and Plesk 11 W Palmer of Wilkes-Marre will travel with steamer tickets and cabin arrangements secured last week.
Phill J Theme of the Berliien Carpenters Union attends the Tatler Convention of Carpenters and ainer of Almertea in St Paul Mion tomorrow. Theme aims to push for the next convention to be held in Semeraten. Secretary Atherton of the board of trade will help telegram the convention on Ubility day.
The executive committee of the Tilia Buthbeehipe orders events for the transfer of Indiana’s silver service to the Vavttlerdli Tadicnia. The ceremony is set for Monday afternoon September 1 at Tonipitivaville Staten Island with Governor Matthews presiding and other state figures in attendance.
The article reports on Armenian refugees from the Ottoman raid on Constantinople being allowed to stay in Marseilles with plans to move them to the United States, while authorities avoid interference but urge relocation. It mentions two hundred refugees and government bias in resettlement efforts.
Event lists a luncheon and program for the Baptist Poster's conference with Rev I. ra Wiha and Rev. ML 0 Watkins presenting on relations and education. Speakers include Rev James Scranton and Rev W G Watkins as the gathering attends in Scranton.
Harmony Minooka hosted the West Side Tarmentos for an exhibition game. Chiwles and Nell starred for the visitors while Coleman and Sweeney delivered key hits for Minooka. The outcome favored Harmony as they look to next Sunday's matchup with the South Side team.
A large crowd gathered at the Brick Yard in Mi nooka yesterday to watch a baseball game between the Morning Glories and the South.
A convention of the western Lackawanna district of the Orders Runs of Ania met Saturday afternoon at Kel Men Main avenue and Jim Street. Delegates from Camp 177 178 and 4 were present representing the West Side North End Taylor Pleerville Waverly Bald Mount and Clark's Summit.
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