Eastern League Baseball Games in Queen City Rainout
Wet grounds forced Scranton Buffalo game to be called in the eighth. Montreal led Springfield 7 4 as Toronto beat Wilkes Barre and Syracuse defeated Providence. Baltimore won both games from Chicago before darkness halted the second. Washington beat Cincinnati as game ended in eighth. Cleveland topped St Louis. Buffalo fans demand a higher class league than Wilkes Barre and Springfield, arguing Buffalo should partner with similar metros.
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Scranton Miners vs Buffalo Blaona Rained Out in Toronto Trip
Wet grounds forced the Miners to cancel today’s game against Buffalo Blaona in Buffalo and depart for Toronto where they face the Torontos tomorrow. Only a handful of spectators witnessed the Toronto game, which was marked by weak play. Atherton was hurt and Odwell moved to third as the score remained unsettled.
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It Was a Slow Game Syracuse N Y Sept 13
It was a slow game as the State defeated Providence today in a restrained contest. Montreal’s Sept 1 game ended in a tie after darkness halted play at the end of the eighth inning.
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Rowdyism costs Pittburge in Louisville game
In Louisville on September 13 Pittsburge forfeited after the eighth inning ejection of Hawley Brodie and Padden following a disputed first Louisville at bat. Hoffmeister was fined for throwing toward the umpire. Final score shows Louisville with runs and Pittsburge with none. Batteries Franey and Wilko for Pittsburge. umpires Kelly.
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Brooklyn and New York game ends at darkness in seventh
The Brooklyn and New York baseball clash in Brooklyn was halted in the seventh inning due to darkness. Patterbee Kennedy Burrell Meek Gettle Warner Zearfoss featured, umpire Hurst called the game. score and full details incomplete in readable text.
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They Broke Even in Atlantic League Doubleheader
Hartford and Norfolk split a twin bill in Hartford. First game ended Hartford 6 Norfolk 4 with Fry and Roach in the batteries for Hartford and McFarland and Snyder for Norfolk. Second game went 14-6 in favor of Hartford, with Bowen Moach Pfanmil ler and Cote sharing pitching duties and Beecher umpiring.
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Buttermore turns star turn in whitewash bid at Lancaster
In Lancaster, September, Reading was held to a null scoring as Buttermore made a remarkable seventh inning catch to rob Heydon of a three-base hit. Clausen, Roth, McMackin and Heydon contributed for Lancaster while Hatteries provided the H battery on the mound. Umpire Snyder presided.
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Richmond Defeats Paterson In Fielding Heavy Contest
In Paterson New Jersey on September 13 Richmond defeated the local club with perfect fielding and a string of timely bunched hits. The game featured strong pitching and solid defense, with HoO4000000-4 and Richmond delivering the decisive plays. Umpire Howard presided as Weetlake Schmidt and Wells provided support in the scoring.
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Eyes on the Western League in Buffalo
The Buffalo Ex press reports a strong chance Buffalo will desert the Eastern league for the Western league next season due to ongoing dissatisfaction with Eastern league instability. Fans and base ball enthusiasts seek a stronger, more prosperous league as President Franklin laments low local patronage.
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Cochran Leads Buffalo in Record-Setting Season
The report highlights Cochran joining Buffalo from the Canadian League and notes a historic 21 game win streak by a Lancaster team surpassing prior marks, with echoes of Orioles 18 straight in the pennant era. It covers managerial chatter, upcoming games, and multiple challenges across clubs such as Liberty, Athletics, Crescent, and Merriwell Boys, all penned in a Tribune style.
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Boxing Exhibition At Music Hall In Twenty Round Show
American Sporting Club presents a 20 round boxing exhibition at Music Hall on Thursday night featuring Bobby Dobbs of Minneapolis and Martin Judge of Philadelphia. Dobbs is the northwest lightweight champion. Judge is a Philadelphia fighter. Referee Patrick Murphy will oversee two preliminaries. Dobbs and Judge have previously appeared in Scranton. Doble arrives today.
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Cafferty Enters Tay lor Training Ahead of Borough Bout
Cafferty arrived in Taylor yesterday and will finish his training at the Borough hotel. He weighs 147 pounds and is in good condition.
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Anchor Team Wins First Football Match
The Anchor football club opened its season against Sears on Sunday morning at the hayfield grounds. The Anchors triumphed with a 6 to 1 score, marking their first game victory.
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Wanted ads across a busy paper offer sales and employment
A jumble of classified ads seeks canvassers agents and sales roles. Listings include room numbers, pay from 25 cents a word, weekly salaries up to 85 a day, and commissions. Mentions positions for travel sales, school supplies, patent ideas, and housework help with names like Evans and Ow Chicago Edward C Fish Co Clifton Soap Cincinnati and SLUISS M. A. Stebuins Michigan.
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Agents Wanted For Large Untreated Eres Or?
Classified ad scribbles offer national publishing company recruitment for agents and selling cigars with commissions. Mentions Box 199 Scranton and 45 Van Buren Street Chicago.
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Officers of the Wheelmen Nominees Named in Pennsylvania
Nominations for officers of the Pennsylvania division League of American Wheelmen are listed with official ballots to be mailed to each member around November 1. Chief consul is Samuel A Boyle of Philadelphia, vice consul T J Keenan Jr of Pittsburgh, secretary-treasurer P S Colling of Philadelphia, representatives for the Fourth district D F Atherton of Scranton Joseph H Dennis of Bloomsburg and Harry C Mason of Wilkes-Barre.
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Samuel A. Boyle
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Foot Ball Challenge By Anchor Team On Sunday
The Anchor football team issues a challenge to any team in the 12 to 14 age group for a game Sunday September 2 on the hayfield grounds. James Murray is captain and Frank O Connor is manager.
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Fifteen Round Go at Taylor Fight Gathers Local Boxers
Next Monday night at Taylor, Larry Cafferty of Port Bowhkley and Mike Kane of Minooka will fight fifteen rounds in a scheduled main event. Local fans are set for an action packed boxing card featuring two notable names from nearby towns.
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