Baltimore O's Rally In Exhibition Win Over Scranton
Baltimore fans witnessed a 4 to 3 exhibition victory as the Orioles beat Scranton. Tommy Johnson pitched effectively for Scranton while Baltimore stars Jennings Robinson Keeler and Dean starred with key hits and a colorful crowd drew windups and prizes in the afternoon showcase.
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Keeler
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Ward
Wimmy Dean
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Twee
Abe Oy 'Tneher
Scranton
Hieweh Jennings
Robinson
Scarfa
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McGraw
Jennings
Reitz
Tighe
Smith
Methan
Atolen
Mallet
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Thad
Es Ward
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Seebanee Keeler
Svteow
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Beeese
Helly
Abe
Oro
Seranto
Mirraw
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O'Neill
Johnson Crittin Reitz
Hughey Jennings Honored by Avoca and Baltimore Team Night
Avoca hosts a large Pleasant Valley welcome for Hughey Jennings and the Baltimore nine after their Delaware and Hudson train arrival. Fans, the Connecion band, and locals in orange and black fill Omal le’s hall for a minstrel-style gathering with Jennings and his father premiering on stage.
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Main Street
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James McCarty
Baltimore club reception honors visiting team after triumph
The Wilkes-Barre area enjoyed a lively event as the Baltimore team was introduced to the people. Attendees cheered for F Corcoran and Attorney W H Gillespie and heard speeches from Merrill and Jennings. The program included vocal and piano solos, recitations, and a dance reception followed by a late banquet at Whelan's.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mises Blanche Hansield
Duryea
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West Side
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J. J. O'Malley
Robert Weber
Willam Jennings
Walsie Banfield
Kate Saltry
Jennings
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Whelan's
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World’s Record Broken at Wheelpen National Meet in Trenton
The League of American Wheelpen meet at Interstate Fair produced two world records John Johnson set the one mile mark and Jimmie Michael lowered the five mile time. Several racers suffered injuries including Oty Ziegler Jeremiah Toman Charles Hadfield Howard Hawkins and others after crashes and falls during finals and amateur heats.
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Interstate Fair
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Oty Ziegler
Jeremiah Toman
Charles Hadfield
New York
Howard L. Hawkins
A.J. Pyle
Fred Rowhead
Whirls of the Wheel and New Bicycle Locks
A writer compares American and European tandem designs, noting rear rider placement and wheel-base effects. A Milwaukee native introduces a palm-sized front-tube bicycle lock, and prospects rise for the 1897 League of American Wheelmen race at Columbus with invites to Business Men's clubs. Parsons, Australian cycling champion, plans a return showing and team negotiations unfold.
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Harmonies and Scranton Reserves Meet at Athletic Park
Side team believes Pittston is easy but Scranton Reserves and The Harmonies, renowned Lackawanna County amateur squads, face off tomorrow afternoon at Athletic Park. Notables include Connie Coleman, Gaughan, Wiley, Loftus and Logan, McDonald, Gilleran, Dean, Brooks, Coughlin, Reese Dunn, Hoffner, Mulott. Umpires Greiex and Hamilton. Ledgedale also set to play at Hamilton on Saturday. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Lackawanna County
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Gaughan
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Coughlin
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Hoffter
Mulott
Amateur Ball Notes Challenge in Lackawanna County
The Moosic Poplars issue a challenge for a $100 purse to any amateur team in Lackawanna county and seek a South Side opponent. The Pittston Reis also challenge any amateur team to Lackawanna county amid rumors of a South Side club involved.
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Lackawanna County
the Tribune
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