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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1894

Page

5

Club to Disband After Today’s Game in Eastern League Context

The club will end the Eastern League season in Providence against the nine as most present players depart for home. Manager Cahill has kept the current lineup for next season with plans to place a squad in the field. Yesterday Yonkers beat Erie. Syracuse lost to Springfield. Buffalo trounced Wilkes Barre as standings show Providence leading with 7 wins and 5 losses, Erie at 6 0, Yonkers at 5 1, Syracuse 2 5 8 0, Wilkes-Barre 5 0, and Boranton at 0 0 0 0.

Oday Providence Cahill Scrantons Yonkers Erie Syracuse Springfield Orrors Buffalo Wilkes-Barre Byracuse ANS Boranton

Scranton football team to close Eastern league season with Providence

The Scranton football squad will finish the Eastern league season against Providence this afternoon with Quarles and Rogers as the battery. Key players include Whitehead and Phelan at the backfield and Cahill at right end, with several players set to travel west after today. A football eleven has been picked for the season, though positions may shift and the schedule opens September 29.

Scranton Providence Quarles Rogers Battery Whitehead Int Phelan Cahill Delaney Patchen Williamsport Lo Smith West Virginia Plainfield N. J Lehane New York City Phelan Texas Slan Antonio Johnson Cheater Hess Walsh Allen Connery Cleveland Zong Armstrong Decker Gelbert D. Gelbert Teayer

Baseball box scores from Erie Syracuse and Buffalo games

Erie loses to Yonkers 3 to 0 with 7 base hits and 3 errors. Syracuse defeats Springfield 7 to 2 with 4 errors and 7 hits. Wilkes Bar ree edges Buffalo 5 to 1 with 4 errors and 2 hits. Umpires Corcoran Taylor Doescher.

Erie Yonkers Errora Battersea Syracuse Springfield Kilroy Bauswein Heas Miller Coughlin Leahy Taylor Huffalo Wilkes-Barre Buffalo

St. Louis Beats New York 4-0 In Baseball Summary

St. Louis defeats New York 6 4 0 0 in a game with Clarkson and Miller as batteries and Horat as umpire.

St. Louis New York Hite

Baseball standings and trades amid eastern western league race

The report notes a $5000 offer for Pitcher Breitenstein and outlines standings across leagues. Providence finished 34–25 with a .750 percentage in 1884, New York leading eastern clubs vs western teams, and Chicago and Cincinnati figures appearing. Boston leads series wins over Baltimore, Washington, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Louisville, with possible three way Temple Cup tension if tied with New York and Boston. A rare play involved Comey on a Witch Smith misplay on second and third with the runner heading home.

Philadelphia Breitenstein Baltimores Providences Providence New York Chicago Enoug OL Cinginnati Hilany St. Louis Bostons Washington Clevelands Cincinnatis Louisvilles Brookaye Phila New Yorks Sunset Junior Archibald Oualenas Hustler Banolub Hyde Park Archbald Grounds P. Price Anderson Brooklyn Rance Rio Desi Sone Moreave Piaye Comey Witch Smith Comeu

Infield Hit Sparks Double Play Controversy

On an infield hit the runner retreated to third when unable to score. Smith and McGuire reached third as McGuire touched both. Smith was ruled out by Joyce, but Comiskey argued and was called out as Joyce completed a double play.

Smith McGuire Comiskey Joyce

Patrick McCann Fined Three Dollars for Peach Theft

Patrick McCann of Sporthill paid three dollars after a morning spree in town. He intoxicatedly staggered along Lackawanna avenue and took three peaches near the Roma hotel without paying. Officer Blork arrested him and he paid the $3 fine in police court.

Patrick McCann Sporthill Lackawanna Avenue Roma Blork

Lactated Food Urged For Summer Infant Illnesses

The piece extols lactated food as a safer substitute for breast milk during hot weather to prevent diarrhea and cholera infantum. It argues partially digested lactated food aids digestion, strengthens infants, and is suitable for nursing mothers and invalids. It notes widespread use across the United States and Canada and stresses accessibility for modest households.

United States Canada

Trotting Races Set for Driving Park Meet This Afternoon

Gentlemen's Driving club plans a lively trotting program at the Driving Park this afternoon. The card includes new and re classified entries with a focus on prompt scoring and quick heat reductions. A team race opens the program followed by 250 and 240 class events featuring Duke Abigail Star Dudley Maggie Davis and Mandy. Beginning next week races move to Thursdays with a mile race as starter and club members in sight of the track.

Gentlemen's Driving Club Duke Abigail Star Dudley Maggie Davis Mandy Centaur Doke Bl. G L. T. Payne B. m Dr. Honser S. G Joseph Hull J. Davis Maud L Beamans

WANTED ADS AND PUBLIC SALE NOTICE CLIPPED

A collage of classified lines includes Want Ads for general agents and home work, employment offers, selling aluminum novelties, baking powder, and a public sale notice. Listings mention Scranton and Olyphant areas, addresses, and a sheriff sale with items to be auctioned.

Letters From The People Opinion Letters Published Here

Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied for publication to the writer s name Tas Tamunn will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.

Formas Denies Bribery Claims In Pittston Asphalt Row

G M Formas, general agent for Barber Asphalt Paving Company, disputes charges that he sought council influence over paying matters. He states he never met Councilman Tigue at business premises or discussed brick versus asphalt for payoffs. He asserts all conversations with Tigue occurred at public meetings with others present and concerned council matters, not payments.

Tex Tarexe Pittston Tigue G. M. Formas Barber Asphalt Paving Company

Shop dealer W Schank to reopen after Arcade fire setback

W Schank, the popular shop owner whose establishment burned in the Arcade fire, plans a new store at 410 Spruce Street. He has faced delays in stock delivery but expects to open in a few days with full stock and equipment.

W. Schank Spruce Street

Tuesday Evening Program At Hall With Performances

On Tuesday at 8 46 p m a song service opens led by Mr Wheaton followed by a noon service and a short talk by Miss Mary Dunn state superintendent for girls. Sept 19 features a vocal and instrumental program led by Mrs Nellie Moses Thomas with Nellie Moses Thomas and well known artists. Admission is 10 cents with ice cream for sale in lunch rooms.

Mary Wheaton Eine Nellie Moses Thomas

Wheelmen prepare for Maple City meet and smoker

Green Ridge wheelmen plan a smoker at the club house and will attend the Maple City wheelmen's meet in Honesdale on Oct 6 in full uniform. Riders include Robert White Richard Wambold Charles Coleman and George Tolmie.

Green Ridge Maple City Berwick Bloomsburg Earnest Gilmore Frank Whettling Scranton Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Binghamton Gilmore Springfeld Athletic Club

School Gym Class Meets at 10 3 O Clock

Director Weston forecasts good attendance for the boys gym class this morning at 10 3 oclock. The board of directors reiterated furnishing plans for the building refurnishing and six delegates were named for the state convention at Johnstown G F Reynolds W G Peck H B Cox W W Inglis W BR McClare and J B Watson. The Sunday chapel for men convenes at 845 with song service by Tallie Morgan and the Y M C A glee club.

Weston Johnstown G. F. Reynolds W.G. Peck H. B. Cox W. W. Inglis W. BR. McClare J. B. Watson Tallie Morgan Young Men’s Christian Association Glee Club Mahy

Scranton Industrial Portraits Planned in New City Book

Tas Tamoss announces a forthcoming bound book profiling Beranton and related professional interests in banking manufacturing and commerce. It will include reviews of public buildings streets and portraits of leading citizens to attract newcomers and advertise the city. Representatives will call for names and residence views to be included.

Tas Tamoss Theson Beranton and Relaty Scranton Yecerry Try Acme

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