Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Vie in Cup Series After Tight NL Race
Eastern league pennant race ends with Scranton and Wilkes-Barre set for cup clashes while Springfield meets Providence. Scranton suffers another one-run loss as Buffalo, Syracuse, and Rochester also have tight finishes. In the National league two weeks remain as Baltimore nears the pennant with Chicago, Boston, New York, Cleveland, and others in a volatile scramble for first division.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Providence
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Louisville
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Ita
St. Louis
Seseree
Cecees
Toronto
Eenrnee
Huffalo
Providenee
Wilkes Barre
Buffal
Totomeo
Ccene Syracose
Cannons
Erettere
Byravuse
Providence Beats Scranton In Final Eastern League Game
Umpire Jacki Huston presided as Providence defeated Scranton by one run in the ninth inning at Crescent Park. Hassett missed the lineup. Rogers started at third, Murray at first, Hodson in right. Scrantons took a sixth inning lead before a three-run rally by Rogers sealed the win. Score: not fully listed.
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Scranton
Jacki Huston
Providence
BR II
Scrantons
Crescent Park
Hassett
Rogers
Murray
Hodson
Grays
Scrantona
Barnie
Bees Lyons
Oiah Bowers
Db Cooney
Stricker
Ih Murray
Lla Hodson
B. Fagan
Meaney
Rf Fi Schriver
Toronto Defeats Buffalo in Eastern League clash
Toronto beat Buffalo 10 to 7 in a two inning lead by seven hits and fielding errors. Wadsworth started for Buffalo, Lampe relieved, and J Smith hit a homer for Toronto as 1,400 witnessed the Sept. 15 game.
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Toronto
Buffalo
N. Y
Wadsworth
Dawse
Field
Lampe
J. Smith
Beere
Os— Wadsworth
Lempe
Ireuhart
Gray
Casey
Weather Hurts Scranton and Providence Players in Wilkes Barre
Sept 14 Providence and Scranton clubs faced a cold day with erratic pitching. Meaney starred in right field as Providence won 6 1. Scranton managed limited hits with Basnett Knight Dionne Sweeney among the day’s batters. Final score shows Providence leading Scranton in a dreary East League game.
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Scranton
Providence
Piitchers
Meaney
R. HE
Rein
Repet Revies Ence
Basnett
Knight
Dionne Sweeney
Dixon
Lovell
Sweeney
Murray
Doub Iave
Woonay
Stricker
Hogers
Bal Bansette
Hansett
Gimgire-Gattney
Wilkes-Barre
es-Barre
Springfield
Collision at the ballpark injures runners and turns inning
In a tense play Lynch and Scheitler opened with singles then Coakley drove in Gill bert and McDonald was retired as Gruber issued balls. A collision between Griffin and Bonner left Griffin with a fractured wrist, bruised knee cap and strained back while Bonner sprained a leg. Four runs scored in the inning as Wilkes Barre avoided a shutout. Lytle scored in the sixth to avert a complete defeat for Wilkes-Barre as Coughlin stayed tough. Attendance 1,000. Wilkes-Barre 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 18 Springfield 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 11. Batteries- Delancey and Hess for Rochester at Syracuse.
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Lynch
Scheitler
Coakley
Gilbert
McDonald
Gruber
Bonner
Shannon
Griffin
Lytle
Wilkes- Barre
Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Hattersea
Wemte
Tigerne
Leahy
Weekend Baseball Scores From Chicago To St Louis
Yesterday's games report results in Chicago and St Louis with multiple batteries and umpires named. Notable matchups include Boston over New York and Philadelphia sweeping Washington, plus Cleveland and Chicago posting losses.
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Lanalaville
Friend
Donahue
Cunningham
Spies
Jovine
dJevne
St. Louis
Pirst
St Louis
Cheveland
McDougall
Otten
Koel
Young
Zimmer
Boston
New York
Fultmore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Stret
Louisville
Cincinnati
Priebure
Cleveland
Lou's
Broadway
First ST
Grand Ceaseal
West Shore
Louis L. L. Todd
J. H. Fire
Reading and Hazleton vie for state league title
The Pennsylvania State league ends with Hazleton clinching second season pennant after a 44 win 27 loss record. Reading takes the chance to challenge Hazleton in a final series to be staged at Philadelphia Ballpark with Reading possibly boosted by Teddy Larkin at first base.
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Philadelphia
Hagleton
Carbondale
Lancaster
Reading
Allentown
Heading
Hazleton
Philadelphia Ballpark
Sharsig
Teddy Larkin
Sunset baseball club vs Shamrocks at Hollow Ground September 21
Amateur note announces Sunset baseball club challenges the Shamrocks to a game at the Hollow Ground on September 21 at a specified hour. Responses through The Tribune via T. Fletter, captain.
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Sunset Baseball Club
Shamrocks
Hollow Grounln
The
Tribune
T. Fletter
Moose Populara
Harmonied
Green Ridge Senators
Thomas Muir
M. P
B. Chub
Scranton Eleven Candidates Train With Noted Coaches
Scranton foot ball hopefuls practice daily under Kingsbury from Pennsylvania University Leonard Georgetown Brooks Princeton and Moffatt Lawrenceville as Walsh potential captain leads a growing list including Gelbert Allen Zang Connery Cleveland Rockwell Thayer Hyndman Owens Decker Noakes. Visiting teams may include Lehigh Princeton Lafayette Syracuse Shamokin Shenandoah Wilkes Barre and Cornell.
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Scranton
Thin City
Kingsbury
Pennsylvania University
Leonard
Georgetown
Brooks
Princeton
Moffatt
Lawrenceville
John Walsh
Shamokin
Walsh and Gelbert
Allen
Zang
Connery
Cleveland
Rockwell
Thayer
Hyndman
Owens
Decker
Noakes
Oze
Lehigh University
Lafayette
Syracuse
Shenandoah
Wilkes-Darre
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Protin Barred From World Mile Championship
At the Velodrome Du Belne on September 15 the American cyclist Banker was prevented from competing in the world mile championship by the Belgian Cyclists Union. Banker finished second to Morin in a two kilometre international scratch race.
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Parla
du Belne
Bles Clist
Banker
Belgan Cyclist Union
Morin
Battle Royal Hinges on Wilkes-Barre Scranton Series
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre players prepare for a hot trophy series after a season of rivalry. Syracuse pitcher Kilroy joins Scranton's Marcus Meaney Pat Meany and others in a bid to secure the cup with Delaney or Ned Crane possible for Wilkes-Barre. Games begin today in Scranton with more matchups through the week and exhibition of the trophy in each city.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Harper
Rochester
Mat Kilroy
Syracuse
Marnett
Pat Meaney
Ned Swartwool
Gaffney
Scrantons
W. Eagan
Meaney
P. Eagan
Minnahan
Power
Shriver
Smith
Feld
Moss
Harnett
Wilkes- Barre
Ike
Aroes
Providence
Lackawanna
New York
Scrantoh
Delaney
Howard Farr
Ned Crane
New York Giant
Delancey
Wilkes Barre
Hilly
Pete Pagan
Mogs
Billy Kagan
Mose
Cooney
Shannon
Springfields
Fach
Resignation Accepted Scranton Street Pastor T J Collins
The Scranton Street Baptist church accepted the resignation of Pastor T J Collins and formed a resolutions committee. A farewell meeting is planned for next Monday. Two mine accidents occurred Saturday on this side. Aeon Davis and David Phillips sustained injuries in separate incidents at Diamond and Bellevue mines. Improvements at Fairchild's hotel include a new porch and bay window entrance, while local businesses prepare for West Side clientele.
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Thomas J. Davis
North
Rebecca Avenue
David Phillips
Landis Street
Bellevue
Mr. Phillips
Fairchild
George Mairehild
West Siders
Durher John Reynolds
Owmne
Expo
West Side
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
F. W. Mason & Co
South Man Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William m Partimathe
Orth Avenue
Cohumbine
Mission events and sermons at St Johns parish
The article describes a week of parish missions at St Johns church with men and women's sessions, masses at 6 and 7, doctrinal instruction, the rosary, and benediction. Father Burke delivers sermons on salvation and notes about children’s mission, with funerals for William Lavelle and Elizabeth Stallknecht and local notices including a Farview excursion raising 612.44.
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Father Cullen
Father Burke
J. A. Moffitt
Father Burka
Heaven
Hell
Euifer
William Lavelle
St. John's Church
Dunmore Catholic
Elizabeth Stallknecht
Pittston Avenue
Lirch Street
St. Mary's
Annie Fitzhenry
Minooka
Henry Shortes
Anna Sullivan
J. Callery
Birney Avenue
New York
John Loughran
Farview
St. Joseph's Parish
Father Loughran
Local Notes and Moves in Honesdale Scranton Area
After weeks with her brother in Honesdale Misa L Louige Hardenbergh returns to Scranton to organize her choirs in music. Mrs James and Mrs Pred James spend days in Pike County. Ray Hardenbergh leaves for Chester Pa to school. Perry La Barr departs Brooklyn to wed Miss Elvira Southwell. Mr and Mrs La Warr plan East street residence. Mr and Mrs Addams and Miss Addams of Brooklyn visit Judge Purdy. Crossley returns to Harvard. Russell Timmick now in Scranton at 8 Spruce Street will practice law in Tackawanna and Wayne counties. Republican primaries held in Wayne County. convention planned in Honesdale with a tight race for treasurer. Thomas Crossley and family move to Honesdale to work for W D Holmes. Pillbury’s flour mills boast capacity of 17 17 500 barrels daily.
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Misa L. Louige Hardenbergh
Scranton
John P. James
Pred James
Pike County
Ray Hardenbergh
Chester
Perry ‘la Barr
Brooklyn
Elvira Southwell
la Warr Willl
East Street
Thomas Crossley
Richmondale
Crossley
W.db. Holmes
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