Scranton Loses Cup Wilkes-Barre Gains Trophy Title
The Scranton Baseball Club forfeits the remaining games of the trophy series with Wilkes-Barre, clearing the cup to Wilkes-Barre for at least one year. The agreement states the cup becomes permanent for the first club to win three yearly series, with custodians named for one year.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Tribune
Brook 4
Barrie
The
E. F. Bowett
Wilikeane
Eclubs
Wilkes-arre
Skcranton
Ely
Aeite
National
Leauge and Poetry Association of
Hage
Scranton Tribune
Etherity
National League Yesterday's Scores Tallies and Ties
A chaotic tie left Baltimore and Philadelphia level at seven runs apiece. The Orioles avoided defeat in the late innings as Jock Hoyle delivered a clutch hit to salvage a draw. The New York and Washington games also featured close results with key late surges shaping the standings.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brook
New York
Washington
Ugkors
Jock Hoyle
Orioles
Long Shots Won In Baltimore Fall Meeting Day One
Baltimore September 24 The fall meeting opened at Gentlemen's Driving Park with a strong crowd and a solid card. Two of three events unfinished, carry over to tomorrow. Results include 247 class trotting won by Luther with Inkwood Kate third and times around 2.24 to 2.95. 248% class pacing saw Minn Woodford first, Comet second, with Olive trotting and other times noted.
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Baltimore
Luther
Hubert
Inkwood Kate
Betty
Minn Woodford
W. Is
Comet
Olive
McBuf
Little Tobe
Monpeavy
International Yacht Race Confirmed For Next Year
Cablegram received at New York Yacht Club confirms a personal challenge from Charles Rose via the Victoria club in My name. A letter of confirmation will follow with no restrictions as to conditions.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
New Market
J.W
Odvie
al Victoria Club
Charles Rose
Fiteemmona and Friend in Silent Dispute Ahead of Fight
The article notes a rift between Hob Fiteemmona and lawyer RF M Friend with both sides silent as tensions rise. Friend allegedly stands to gain about 2,600 of 10,000 from a fight with Corbett, possibly shaping outcomes and comforts for Corbett. The dispute involves disputes over the cause and timing of statements, with claims of strained relations and delayed public comment.
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Hob
Fiteemmona
RF. M. Friend
Corbett
And
Fits Toe
Penny Cor
Standard of legal education to be raised by new state committee
President Dickson of the State Bar association forms a 52 member panel to craft a uniform curriculum for bar admission across Pennsylvania. Committees represent each judicial district to avoid bias and push county boards toward equal study requirements rather than a central exam. Meetings set for Philadelphia on December 19. Madden defeats Atkinson in quoits at Union hotel grounds with Madden winning by ten points. referee Thomas Dodds oversees a crowd of expert players.
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Samuel Dickson
State Bar Association
Philadelphia Press
New York State
Board of Examiners
Committee On Legal Education of the Association
Dickson
Pennsylvania
Edward P. Allison
Robert Snodgrass
Dauphin
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Andrew J. Kaufman
Lancaster
Edward J. Fox
Troya
George W. Guthrie
Allegheny
J. M. Force
Erle
Henry Lear
Bucks
FR. Savage
Northumberland
William Trickett
Cumberland
Edward FE. Robbin
Westmoreland
Sidney KR. Mince
Lugerne
Delos Rockwell
Bradford
William H. Playford
Fayette and Greene
R. ‘Tt. Cromwell
Chester
Alex King
Bedford
Somerset
John M. Greer
Butler
FM. Clark
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George 8
Schmidt
York
Alfred Hayes
Union
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MiMin
Joseph W. Moyer
Schuylkill
Henry Wilson
Wayne
Pike
Louis Richards
Berlia
Augustus V. Dively
Blair
J. ¢. Johnson
Clinton
Cameron
Elk
William Ensewert
Columbia
Montour
J.A. Melivaine
Washington
Jeremiah Lyons
Juniata
Perry
W. Scott Alexander
Adams and
Fulton
Fred Bertolette
Carbon
Monroe
James W. Pyatt
Wyoming and
Sullivan
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna
David L. Krebs
Clearfield
Edward L. McNeella
Cambria
A. 8
Olmsted
McKean
Potter
A. O. Furst
Center and
Huntingdon
Aaron L. Hagen
Lawrence
Grant Weldman
Lebanon
James Denton Hancock
Venango
Henry C. Parsons
Lycoming
Otto Kohler
Crawford
James B. Deshler
Lehigh
George FE. Darling
Delaware
Mirden T’. ‘Leasdon
Susquehanna
H. A. Gordon
Mercer
Frank
Willum Atkinson
Sooth Ride
William Madden
Seventh Ward
I Nien
Madden
Thomas Dodds
Cyclists Race Drawn From Brooklyn to New Jersey Route
Misa M L Bockelman captain of Union Cycle club in Brooklyn has logged two thousand miles. Don Baker, a western pro cyclist, suffered a bad fall at Philadelphia night races, ending his season. Bergen county riders compete for prizes on Oct 12 in the Garneldidge twenty five mile road race. The Arion Blowvie club will run a century on Oct 18 from Jamaica to Patchogue and back, with the club that has the most survivors winning a banner.
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Union Cycle Club
Brooklyn
Don” Baker
Philadelphia
Bergen County
N.J
Arion Bloyvie Club
Jamaica
Patchogue Ani
West Side News Notes on Missionary, Hall Reopening
The West Side Tribune reports on the Scranton Street Baptist church Ladies' Home and Forum Missionary Society meeting, resignations of Mrs. Collins, and gifts like a silver set and a gold pen. St David's Hall reopened with a judge Edwards reception, new management, and social gatherings.
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Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Scranton Street Baptist Church
A. B. Holmes
South Main Avenue
T. J. Collins
Ladies’ Home and Foreum Missionary Societies
Christ
D. V. Derahimer
Jac, Holmes
Mattie Watkins
Missionary Society
Ted Pantor Collins
Famiy
BR. G. Morgan
Collins
A. HK. Holmes
St. David's Hall
Judge Edwards
Acqueduct New York Meeting Announces Race Programme
The Acqueduct meeting in New York starts October 2 with five purses awarded daily from 3260 to 100. James I. Caldwell, the starter, arrived from Canada and may flag at the California Jockey Club winter meeting. Ex jockey Garrison seeks a boxing match with Fred Taral over clothes, Taral bets he cannot be knocked out in four rounds. If the bout occurs Alfy Lakeland would be referee.
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New York City
James I. Caldwell
Canada
California Jockey Club
Garrison
Fred Taral
Taral
Alfy" Lakeland
Nine American Cutters for Spain Chasing Filibusters
Within a month nine American built steam cutters under the Spanish flag will patrol the north coast of Cuba. Built for rapid ashore work, they are armed with American galling guns and wurdenfeldts. Crews are Spanish navy men. officers named for proven ability.
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Spt
Cuba
Manuel Delgado Parejo
Triana
Matanzas
Santiago de Cuba
Rebela
The Boss Batsman Jesse Burkett of Cleveland
Burkett is expected to be the league’s champion batsman in 1895 according to unofficial tallies, with Cleveland’s Jesse Burkett praised for speed and hitting power. Manager Tebeau first saw Burkett’s promise in 1891 and predicts a .400 season in 1895 backed by a career batting record across multiple clubs and leagues.
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Cleveland
Young
Saga
Philadelphia Press
Burkett
Dennis Wrouberg
Adrian
Anson
Clarence Childs
Brouthers
Childs
Meture
Wheeling
Scranton
Tebeau
Clevelands
Burketta
Tie
Worcester
Mass
Lincoln
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