Scranton Takes Opening Game in Eastern League Series
Scranton defeated Toronto to start the series amid errors by both teams. Yerkes pitched for the Miners with five errors by Syracuse behind him. Springfield, Syracuse, and Wilkes-Barre games noted with scattered hits and fielding miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vooday
Scranton
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Montreal
Springfield
Syracuse
Soronto
Ferien
Yerkes
Irwin
Dinean
Bullal
Wilkes-Barre Uo
W . P.c. ByTacuse
Torontea
Orl
Nh Provident
Beranton
Wwe
Montreal Saewdeenes
Ora Wiiken-bhirty
Montreal Takes First Eerie From Wilkes-Barre
In Montreal on Sept 1 Montreal won the opening game of the series led by Bannon’s strong left field play. Batting errors and defense shaped the late innings as Wilkes-Barre fought back but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Wilkes-Barre
Bannon
Alb
T. Bhanney
Cy Fhearon
Wenn
Rees Hooley
Batten
Seaeuander
A. Berger
Ll. Bhanno
Meaney
Gorakel If Hotty
Teen Es Tee Alhgfion
Wissen i Prowrs
Keenan
Pitcher's Battle at Starpark Ends with Springfield Win
From Starpark today Woods pitched a strong game as Springfield edged Syracuse in a tight contest. Springfield scored their three runs after Jud Smith misplayed a ball, giving Woods the cushion to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Starpark
Woods
Springfield
Jud Smith
Boston and Philadelphia Ball Game Featured Strong Pitching
Boston and Philadelphia met in a game marked by brilliant plays and superb pitching from Nichols, who allowed only limited batting in the early innings. The Batteries were Nichols and Bergen for Boston while Taylor and Clements worked for Philadelphia, with Lynch as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Beter
Nichols
Beore
RH. Boson
Bergen
Taylor
Clements
Lynch
Baltimore Triumph Over Chicago in Close Contest
The Baltimore champions edged Chicago in a tight game marked by heavy batting from both sides. Beere and others contributed for Baltimore as Batteries-Pond and Robinsan umpired, with Thorn ton and Donohue officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Joel
Beere
K.h.ie
Pond and Robinsan
Thornton and
Donohue
Emalle and McDonald
Washington Game Ends Early on Darkness at Grounds
The last game of the season at the Washington grounds ended after six innings due to darkness with attendance listed as 4,000. Washington 0 Cleveland 4. Mercer and Warren pitched for Washington while Dwyer and Seariver worked for Cleveland. Umpire Carpenter. Cleveland game followed with a small crowd and the visitors outplayed from start to finish. Scoring shows Cleveland 8, Washington 1 in a brief summary. Batteries Young and Criger for St. Louis. Donohue and Douglass for Cleveland. Umpire O Day.
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Louisville
Pittsburg
Kelly
B.H
Lovevine
Clark
Hil
Dexter
Gardner
Sugden
Dyker
ALBLE
Lawievmle Ceseeserpepeererereee
DLO
Moweo
Wilson
Hkilien
Cunningham
Washington
Cincinnati
Wren
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
WIRE
PA Ceccneneas
Lowisvilleniceenne
Toya
Millsburg
Lewisville
Brooklyn
New York Orisiienen
Cleveland
St. Louis
ALE
Rh. H. Oo
Ww L
Bonner
Yerkes
Dineen
Toronto
Boranton
Swartwood
Washington Grounds
Gan
Scorc
H.h.e. Cleveland Co
Louis
Young
Criger
Donohue
Douglass
O'Day
Hartford Wins Pair Over Norfolk in Atlantic League Action
Hartford, Conn September 11 Hartford took two games from Norfolk. In the first game Beoren pitched for Hartford and Hutteries-Gastright roached for Norfolk with Morford in relief. In the second Morford again starred for Hartford as New ton and Snyder contributed on offense. Umpire Beldan presided.
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Hartford
Conn
Norfolk
Beoren
E. Hartford
Itatterton
Vickery
Roach
Bishop
Cote
Morford
Pescseeserreek
Newark Defeats Athletics With Superior Play
The Newark team won today against the Athletics by superior play. Scoring details show Newark 15 12 1 and 8, with batteries Bolger Rothfuss Os borne and FP Schaub.
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Newark
WN. J
Opt. W
Athletics
Core
R.H.E. Newark
Bolger
Rothfuss
Osborne
FP. Schaub
Richmond Triumphs Over Paterson in Patrol League Match
Richmond defeated Paterson in a Sept 14 game at Paterson. Eberfield starred with a beautiful performance as the visitors pulled away late. Final score line appears garbled but shows Richmond ahead and contributing players Hatterlce, Vinn, Westlake, Leever, and Wella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Richmond
Eberfield
Hatterlce—Vinn
Westlake
Leever
Wella
Giants Rally to Beat Baltimores as Tensions Rise
Bug Holliday urged the team to defeat Baltimores on merit, while Captain Duffy denounced “evil doers” who sought to injure rivals. Boston’s Belee crew faced Rusian and Hooaler in a tense game, with Tenney mishaps and heavy Boston hits ending the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimores
Bug Holliday
Duffy
Boston
Tileeo
Belee'a
Rusia
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Tenney
Fat Amo
Bostons
Amateur Ball Notes Tangle With Local Clubs
A mixed set of requests from clubs in Bellevue Archbold Providence and nearby towns seeks games and replies. The Golden Orioles challenge the Athletics for a five inning game Friday September 11 at 4 pm on Moves Taylor hospital grounds. The Mayflowers of Bellevue seek a return game after hosting the Athletics September 12. The Green Ridge Stars agree to host the Rosettes Sunday afternoon at 2:90 on their grounds for a dollar per game. The Sunsets of Archbold challenge the Creeconts of Beranton for twilight Friday on Archbold grounds and the Sunsets also challenge the Furkess of Providence for Sunday on Providence grounds. The Lackawannas accept Crescents for September 1 on alternate grounds. replies requested.
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Golden Orioles
Athletics
Taylor Hospital
Bert Woodwiint
Liberty Dawe
J. Macker
Mayflowers
Hellevue
Bellevue
Eitle Factory
The
Tribune
Moffet
William Barry
Green Ridge Stars
Rosettes
J. Shannon
F. Burke
Sunsets
Archbold
Creeconts
Beranton
Archbald
M. F. McDonnell
Furkess
Providence
Lackawannas
Crescents
Races at Bethlehem Fair See Fast Time Despite Wind
Strong wind did not slow early events at the Bethlehem fair. Trotters posted fast times in the opening races, with Bethlehem and Bent among the notable performances as the program began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Fair
Bethlehem
Bent
Popular football team from Sand Bank seeks city match
FOOTBALL NOTES: The Popular football team of Sand Bank has organized for the season. The lineup includes Mulhern at full back Scanlon at left half Mulen at right half Biglin at quarterback Bilewitt at center Gillean at left guard Fran cis Ferguson O Donell at right guards Samuel Gordon at left tackle Mota at right tackle Ferguson at left end Gillogaly right end Scan lon Thomas as substitutes Mulhern captain Scanlon manager The club seeks games in the city for players around 15 or 11 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Bank
Geagton
Joseph Mulhern
Phil Scanlon
Mike Mulen
Joseph Biglin
Joseph Bilewitt
James Gillean
Howard Francis
Mike O'Donell
Samuel Gordon
Patrick Mota
Glber Ferguson
Mike Gillogaly
Joseph Scanlon
Will Thomas
Popular
Band Bank
Populares
Philip Scanlon
English Eleven Beats New York in Livingston Fixture
The New York eleven from the Metropolitan Cricket League were heavily defeated by the English team led by F P Warner at Livingston. England scored 441 across two days while New York managed 201 in their second innings, trailing by 244 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
All New York
Metropolitan Cricket Lengus
F. PF. Warner
Livingston
Americana
Bethy Dobbs to Meet Martin Judge in Philadelphia Bout
Bethy Dobbs, described as a clever colored fighter, arrives in the city ahead of a scheduled clash with Martin Judge of Philadelphia at Messe Hall tomorrow night. Dobbs asserts he is in fine condition and will be opposed by Kid Brown who will be in Dobbs corner for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethy Dobbs
Martin Judge
Philadelphia
Messe Hall
Kid" Brown
Goddard to Meet Sharkey in San Francisco November Fight
Arrangements completed for a bout between Goddard and Sharkey to be held in San Francisco in late November. The National Athletic Club of San Francisco offers a $10,000 purse for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goddard
Sharkey
San Francino
National Athletic Club
San Francisco
Help Wanted Classified Ads From Early 1900s
A dense string of recruitment notices and solicitations for salesmen, apprentices, and agents. Includes offers from Evans & Co Chicago Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Cincinnati and others seeking canvassers, stock subs, or commission-based work. Includes two cent word ads and requests for apprentices, housework help, and female agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howton
Masa
Nberal
Ke Evans & CO
Chicago
Classified solicitations and sales ads across multiple firms
A dense list of 19th or early 20th century classified notices seeking agents, sellers, and solicitors. Mentions Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Scranton and other towns, large Klondike book, building and loan stock, citizenship pamphlets, gold and metal electroplasters, cigars, and various agencies. Includes addresses like Lake Side Building Chicago and 45 Van Buren St Chicago.
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Huffaro
Yesterdape
Wilkes
Fuller
Brouthera
Nichola
Cys
Rogers
Gilbert
Weirs
Magoon
Byrnette Wee
Lesotte, Bannon
Brothers
Porsed Tane
Shaw
Balle OM Lampe
Lampe
Wools
Syracume
Hayit
Brouthers
O' Neil
Huthilo
Greys
Egan
A. KB
Orey
Tb Seavesesses
Gilboy
Greminger
Clymer
Svcceevers Y Urauhart
Gray
Ke Ovens
Gremincer
Uv i Urquhart Uy Uday
Abbey
Knight
Pittsburge
R.A. Thookivn
Dunn
Smith
Seymour
Warner
Umplire
Hurst
R. Sagen
Garry
Savander T Smith
Areesaes
Ryan
Lesotte
Seennseeres Horton
Lee
Amorita
H.K. Washington
Cinciang Woseeccesereeee
Mercer and Warren
Dwyerland Seariver
Carpenter
Diora Highwood
Hornelia Wilkes
Thomak
Cccee
Millard Sander
Thomeon
Sone
Poor
Alfred
Garrison
Reevereeueee
Wilkerur
Seerseseereesne & Midget
Schitler
Srisease T Little Howard
Ludwig
Wesenvesees O
Franny Liter
Baker
Ccereeens Croyland
WEL
Heldinger
Lay
Purse
Frank Rysdge
James
Nellywood
Sindig
Tafernel
Cnutshell
Cornie M
Ganoung
Eessesernli
Willam Mack
Titlow
Belle of
Hedgefield
Perrin
Leland
Goddard and
LE Brun
Yale
Wm. G
Triune
Geome
I Enton
Adameaave
VNTEN
Room
John Wedperburn & CO
Dept. C
Dransek Miss Barnes
Ath
M.A
ER Buins
Lawrence
Mich
Suran-Ton
Sayier
Canvanser
T. KA Snyder
Peticulars
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
Follock Life
Northwestern Mutual Life Insuranece Co
Liberal Commission
Carbondale
Uphant
Dunmore
Vactoryville
Mal Only
W.d. Welsh
Outfit 10E
Scranton, i
Warter
Eduress Penn
Euro Tribune
Wwanted
EN Brothers
Rochester
Nichols Supervile
Michigan Mpg CO
Consolidated Mfg Co
van Buren St
Madison Avenue
Pine Street
B.S. W
Adva
Adams Avenue
Emiill
Adis Avenue
Lusch and Oyater House
T ‘Ali 6
Dime Bank
Esty
JnTervon Avenue
Everett
Dix Court
Penn Avenue
Nichols Heights
Lorraine
Ava
Clark's
Tribune Office
Weaster Avenue
Misa Boardman
Mise Pratt
Wiicen
Mulberry
Oles
Joseph ‘Church
Poundmaster
Woodlawn
FO Millard
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
L. B
Sumner Avenue
Care ‘Tribune
C. L
Mt & Boy
Ddresa J. K
Harry Wright
Hinman
G. H.J.G
Prospect Avenue
Stuation
Oncr
Trios St
SSS Gqituation
Freman
H C
Lacka
Winna Avenue
City
J.C
Mifflin Avenue
Monroe Avenue
Andres
Gituation
Lackawanna Avenue
Third
Care Tribune
Copyialj
John Brow
M. H
Price Street
G. M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Keatings
New
Keating, New
Spaldings
Columbia
Hunter
Hyde Park
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
S. B. Matty Kaas
Waalenaenr
Hyde Park Bank
Onl
Johns M. Harris
MEM
Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Association ii Theity of
Tintingera
J.P. Higginson
Suranton
Jaly
Sara
A. Briggs
Hal. Cooper
Howe
Washburn Stroot
A. W. Jurisch
ACT., Si
Foo Tonault
Ainoa
Hetzel
Lew Nttenden
Ieee Avenue
Pores
Ae Realdence
Lf Duainod
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