Eastern League Baseball leaders slip as Bisons fall to Providence
In a pivotal Easton League showing Providence defeated the Bisons, eliminating any chance of the Bisons finishing above third. Wilkes-Barre suffered a rout, while Toronto, Syracuse, and Montreal posted mixed results in yesterday’s standings.
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Toronto Defeats Scranton In One-Sided Tilt
Toronto hammered Scranton in a easy victory as Harper struggled and Miner fielding offered little support. Montreal beat Patton with Colton pitching poorly before McFarland relieved and held. Batterice McFarland and McNamara Diggins contributed offensive firepower as Umpr Mason presided.
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Pitchers Battle Highlights Buffalo and Syracuse Games
In Buffalo on September 13 Browns Brown vs Braun Brown bested Braun in a tight pitchers duel as Buffalo held slight edge 5 18 to 6 93 Providence. Batteries Brown Urquhart Braun Coogan Umpire Devoscher In Syracuse on September 15 Willis pitched superbly against Springfield with Korwan wild Springfield scored nine runs while Buffalo pitchers allowed six. Batteries Willis Shaw Korwan Duncan Umpire O Nell
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Orioles win as Colts struggle in Chicago clash
National League results recap Baltimore beat Chicago 4 to 3 after a slow start. Philadelphia and Cleveland idle. Cincinnati and Washington also off. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at Baltimore New York at Boston and more with sluggers Corbett and Gulvetts noted for key moments.
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Hartford Batterries and Umpires Across Several Cities
In Hartford and Reading and Paterson and Lancaster and Newark, batteries and umpires are listed for multiple games. Names include Richmond Weeks Westlake Osborne Fox Hayden Hayden Snyder Roth and Clausen among others with various umpire assignments such as Beecher Hayden and Howard.
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Baseball News From The Northeast And Beyond
Notes on players Harper Delehanty Keeler and Sullivan with batting averages and frictions in leagues. Magoon Springfield debut impresses as OBrien faces health issues. Willis transferred from Syracuse to Boston as Eastern league season ends and Temple Cup plans loom.
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Amateur Ball Notes Preview Sept 15 19 in Lackawanna county
The Crescents cannot play Sept 17 but will meet Sunsets later. on Sept 19 Crescents and Lackawannas play at Crescents grounds at 3 30 pm. West Side Browns challenge any Lackawanna club Sept 18 at 2 pm on Browns grounds Harmorview. The Nonpareils of Priceburg and Taylor Reds schedule Sept 15 at Priceburg grounds. The Nonpareils beat Browns 1 Olyphant Sept 1, final score 6 4. Batteries Hall and Jones O Neill and Sheridan.
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Bethlehem Fair Races Feature Record Smashes
Bethlehem Pennsylvania September 15 record smashing marked the day as the half mile track stayed fast and every heat went to the finish.
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Springfield Bicycle Races End with Record Twenty Mile Burst
The Springfield Bicycle Club’s second day ended with a twenty mile race featuring Lacken Lasna and Jimmy Sesna. Michael led most of the way and won by about one yard in a record 3.11, beating Leona’s former world mark. Eddie Bald captured the half mile professional and Fred J. Titus won the mile professional with a narrow margin. Over 15,000 spectators filled the track as Michael surged to the tape.
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Tom Cooper
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Going Down the Ladder Harry Courtright Loses Badge
Harry Courtright, once a Pine Knot special officer, fought Warner on Franklin avenue Tuesday night. Patrolman Palmer arrested both. in police court Mayor Bailey stripped Courtright of his badge and fined him five dollars, with promise to pay, and Courtright was discharged.
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Robbery Report on South Side in Broad Daylight
A man named Johnson told police he was robbed at knife point in daylight on the South Side. The thief took $5.36. Johnson sought help from Alderman Howe, then Wright, who issued a warrant and gave it to Johnson to serve, but he has not been heard from since.
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Help Wanted Classified Ads From Early Market Listings
A messy page shows help wanted ads for males and females. It includes openings for canvassers, agents, dressmakers apprentices, housework, and sales roles with pay rates such as one cent a word or weekly salaries, and indicates locations in Boston Chicago Cincinnati Scranton and Lawrence.
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Dobbs and Judge Set for Twenty Rounds in City
Robby Dobbs of Minneapolis and Martin Judge of Philadelphia meet at Music Hall for twenty rounds as the main event preceded by two preliminaries. Judge’s backer Walter Slichter promises $1,000 to any lightweight if Judge wins.
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Special Notice on Mead Advertising One Cent a Word
Public notice about rates and missing cart appearances for George D. Brown. Nonspecific text mentions Mead and advertising scheme with unclear eligibility and usage.
Tommy Ryan Accepts Challenge But Declines 158-Pound Bout
Syracuse Sept 15 Tommy Ryan replied to Kid McCoy's challenge saying he would sign to meet McCoy any time but refused to fight at 158 pounds, stating he will not meet at that weight. The aged boxing scene centers on a potential clash in the near future.
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Notice of probate accounts in Lackawanna County
Listing of executors administrators and guardians who filed accounts in Lackawanna County probate court and set for confirmation on Monday September 20 1887 at 10 oclock in the morning. Names include Mary Hannah Cogan J Avilliams George F Hower Fred C Smith Ellen Jordan H a Kleeck Robinson Martin Crippen Mary A Garvey W Pearson Lucy A Cor Hiram Pearson Ann McGuire George Horn Dewiehe Sti Joan Hernay HH ea and J K Nentley G Brooke H M Edwards Sonn G Noakes Ladue M Finn and other holders of estates in pending estates in the county.
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