Lackawannas Triumph Over Crescents in Tight Scramble
In a World of Sports report the Lackawannas defeated the Crescents in a one sided contest for their twenty sixth win. Cawley started pitching but struggled to control the ball before Gaughan took over in the fourth inning. The Crescents forced the game into eight innings in darkness with poor visibility and fielders unable to see grounders. Crescents scored three runs while Cummings Ruane Keller and Gillern earned fielding honors. Harrisburg and Heranton played a later game with Harrisburg rallying to a 6 5 victory after a luncheon and band concert at the Country Club Lodge.
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Lackawannas
Crescents
Cawley
Gaughan
Crescente
Cummings
Ruane
Keller
Gillern
R.H.E. Heranton
Harrisburg
Olilioliloooo
Country Club
Montreal and Buffalo Tie In Sunday Eastern League Action
Miners win one run in tenth at Springfield after interference call by umpire Graber. Griffin’s team claims the game and two days’ play end with even honors. Sunday schedule lists Providence at Toronto Wilkes-Barre at Syracuse and Montreal at Springfield.
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Springfield
Graber
Griffin
Ionors
Providence
Toronto
Wilkes-Barie
Syracuse
Fclanton
Hufair
Montreal
Won Out in the Tenth Farm Pitch Ends Game
Springfield and Mars played a ten inning game yesterday with the home team taking the win in the tenth. Dolan replaced Korwan at bat and drew a walk, Fuller struck out, Green out, Bannon hit a tidy single and Shouthers delivered a long fly to right. Dolan scored and collided with Gimron on the plate, umpire Gruber ruled Bannon out and the game ended.
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Springfild
Mars
Mirers
Betanton
Dolan
Korwon
Tells
Fuller New
Green Strickeut
Bannon
Entoy
Shouthers
Gimron
Delan
Korwan
Tenn
Scranbon
Springfieli
Bitsa
Hannen
Pr Gitbert
Tworbach
Walters
Gbert
Piret
Balle
Gillie
Gillon
Green
Nichole
Triple Pwy
Gilbert
Brouthera
Puller
Esrube
Timec
Montreal Shut Out by Buffalo as Vanquished Hopes Fade
Montreal struggles to hit as Gray and Verquhart falter while Mason and Butler perform for Montreal. Wilkes Barre, Syracuse, and Toronto feature in a night of varied results with hitters finding it tough and pitchers misbehaving.
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Montreal
Thuffalo
Gray
Mason
Kaha
Centreal
Amason
Butler
Verquhart
Championship Battle Summary At Providence Arena
In the opening game Boor leads Providence with Batteries Williams Snyder Braun Dixon delivering the scoring. The second game features Norton Casey Rudderham and Coogan for Provid ence as Toronto shows a tough defense and strong shooting in a close contest.
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Eaw
Boor
Providence
Williams
Snyder
Braun
Dixon
R.H
Toronto
Providenice
Norton
Casey
Rudderham
Coogan
Fame Wash Faree Delayed Fifty Minutes Weather Halts Montreal Game
Rain drenches the Montreal grounds delaying the game by about forty five minutes. Two or three inches of water flood the field and darkness ends play in the seventh inning. Umpire O Neill and pitchers Colton McParland Butler Urquhart are noted. In Syracuse Wilken Barre beats Wilkes Barre 8 to 6 as darkness ends play with ten strikeouts by Willis.
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Fame
Meron Roa
Deresetore
Odp Ode
Buffalo Sc
Colton
National League Today’s Games Listed
Brooklyn plays Benton while Baltimore faces New York and Washington meets Philadelphia in today’s National League schedule.
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Brooklyn
Benton
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Phailadelphia
Chicago
Louisville
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pen
Loslaville
Onsevere
Reds Win Closed Season Closer in Cincinnati Duel
The Reds defeated the Browns in a tight season finale at Cincinnati with 6 2 scoreline and noted pitching by Dwyer Vaughn Suchoff Murphy. Attendance listed as 2:00. Umpire McDonald Chicago marked the end of the season amid a lively, error prone game.
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Chicaro
Louisville
Enone
Friend
Donohue
Trasor Jand Wilton
O' Day
Boston
R. Heboson
Klobedang
Yeager
Seylmour
Warner
Lynch
Serecenea Save Gume
Cleveland
Youns
Zimmer
Rhines
Schriver
Kelly
Eleveland
Batteriva
Powell
Criger
Bretten- Umpiire
Stein
Piper
Pittsburg
Rh. H
Estenes Sebvennvetense Dm Vn
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Psesigrenst
Yas Vee
Hawley
Hughey
Gardner
Merritt
Murphy
McDonald
Brooklyn
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Washington
Payne
Fisher
A. Smith
Breinehan
Mercer
McGuire
Hurst
al Lane
KW K
Batimore
Senee
Eben
Obi
Eeewe
Philadelphia Hee
Pond
Robingon
Hecker
Tilpp
Hoyle
Iimalile
Carpenter
Cincinnati
Louis
Dwyer
Vaughn
Suchoff
Atlantic Baseball League Directors Settle Club Bills
The Atlantic League met in Newark with President Barrow presiding. Directors resolved outstanding financial disputes over bills against the Richmond club, to be deducted from the purchase money due former owner Bradley. Several franchise applications were received for consideration at tomorrow's meeting.
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Newark
N. J
Atlantic Baseball League
Park House
Barrow
Richmond
Bradley
Saturday Baseball Scores From Lancaster Newark and Paterson
At Lancaster Lancaster Norfolk 18 Norfolk 6. At Newark First game Newark 3 Richmond 1. Second game Newark 8 Richmond 7. At Paterson fret game Paterson 6 Athletics 7. Second game Paterson 5 Athletics 4.
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Lancaster
Norfolk
Newark
Richmond
Paterson
Athletics
Sunday Baseball Scoring At Paterson Field
Readable fragments show doubleheader notes at Paterson field with Batters Batterica Viau Toughey Osborne Fox and umpire Jones. The second game ended eighth inning due to darkness with Battersea Jones Touhey Ames Davis Fox and Urick listed among players and Queerey umpire.
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PaternonensTee
Battersea
Jones
Touhey
Ames
Davis
Fox
Uirick
Umplire
Diamond Dust: Paterson Baseball Club Sold to Local Syndicate
The Paterson Atlantic League franchise was transferred to a syndicate of local businessmen for 3400 dollars on a nature day.
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Paterson
Nature Day Wold
Minooka Defeats Harmonies In Local Baseball
About 1,500 fans gathered at Coyne's grounds Minooka yesterday to watch Harmonies meet Minooka. John O'Neill formerly of Cortlandt New York state League and Jamies Dean of Hamilton Ontario Canadian league joined the teams. O'Neill pitched well until the sixth inning but Harmonies rallied with ten runs as O'Neill tired. Dean and O'Neill made running catches and Beere's strong throwing stood out amid a rough fifth inning.
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Coyne
Minooka
John O'Neill
Cortlandt
New York
Jamies Dean
Hamilton
Ontario
O'Neill
Hurst
Gilleye
Taylor Reds challenge Nonparens and others for games
The Taylor baseball club manager plans a 7.20 to 8.00 pm meeting at Grand Central hotel Scranton with Priceburg Nonparens to sign articles and secure a purse for a game at Athletic Park Scranton with date to be chosen by both clubs. Davis invites other teams including Crescents and West Side Browns to match on Taylor or Reds grounds.
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Taylor
Priceburg
Grand Central
Bsecranton
Athletic Park
Scranton
Gold Place
Tribune
Gomer KB
Davis
Taylor Reds
The
Crescents
Taylor Grounds
Mke
Lackawannas
Reds
West Side Browns
G. B G. Davis
Country Club Base Ball Classic Ends In Eleventh Inning
Harrisburg and Scranton country club teams played at Athletic Park in a long game that needed two extra innings. Scrantonians won 7 5 in the eleventh as Bilisa stole home on a sequence including Moffat advancing Bliss and Blair’s hit to center. Notable players included Haldeman Jennings Hickok Mattern Bent Hall Mc Leod and Blair for Harrisburg and T Brooks J H Brooks Billis Moffat Fuller Bedford Walker for Scranton. A large crowd of country club members witnessed the decisive finish.
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Harrisburg and
Scranton Country Club
Athletic Park
Scrantonians
Bilisa
Moffat
Bliss
Blair
Harrieburg
Haldeman
Jennings
Hoyd
Hickok
Mattern
Brody
Bent
Hall
McLeod
Lerminton
T. Brooks
Thorne
J. H. Brooks
Billis
Fuller
Bedford
Walker
Country Club
Saved by a Woman a Detective's Mollie Magnaires Tale
From the Detroit Free Press a detective recalls spying among the Mollie Magnaires in Pennsylvania mine country. He describes joining the group, aiding a plan to kill a foreman, and escaping with a hotel keeper's wife who aided his flight and later became his partner.
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Mollie Magnaires
Detroit Free Press
The Way To Do It In The Tripund Want Columns
A brief note proposes inserting a small advertisement in The Tripund Want Columns. It mentions receiving answers by the score and hints at a practical approach for outreach and response.
Help Wanted and Advertising Blends in Early Classifieds
A collage of 1910s style ads seeks male help and agents. Listings push canvassing, commissions, and large daily pay for sales work across cities like Scranton Boston Chicago and Cincinnati with vague product mentions and incentive schemes. Many typos and garbled phrases mark OCR era classifieds.
Pate a eee eregar or prerear erator Pes SALE CHEEAPS
Inquire FP. By WAGNER, sou Jrinker atreet, Dunmore, details unclear. This fragmentary notice mentions a farm product sale and a contact at a local street address.
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Lorses
Ongven
Rodice Inquire
Wagner
Sou Jrinker Atreet
Dunmore
City Scavenger Humbled by Privy Vaults Cleanup
City scavenger A Brigg cleans privy vaults and pools with no rowed pumps. Orders from A Briggs at 2100 Dyzjiala Ave Mokau rug store and 1125 Washburn Street, corner feed telephone 6040. Night order leaves unclear details.
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A. Briggs
Broorstar
Dyzjiala Ave
Mokau
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