Scranton Fails In Ninth Inning At Fall River
Fall River defeats Scranton 9 to 7 after Scranton leads late but errors and poor fielding undo the comeback. Key hits by Meaney Rafferty and Hess spark Scranton while Laid lines a decisive triple for Fall River in the ninth as Herr and Brown pitch well amid cold, slippery conditions.
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Baseball Standings Show Pirates Close to Second Place
Boston and Baltimore drop below St Louis and Cincinnati after Sunday wins over Louisville and Chicago. Chicago falls to fifth, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh lead in Pennsylvania with possible shifts if others win or lose. Washington and Cleveland could tie the Pirates for second place. the Phillies are assured of holding their spot.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Brooklyn In Wild Seventh
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 11 to 2 after a six inning scoreless stretch. Payne started strong but faltered in the seventh allowing two walks and three hits, triggering a Phillies surge that produced six runs. Attendance was 14 500 as Grif fin Anderson La Chance Hallman and Orth led the offense. Umpire LyneCl officiated.
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New Yorks suffer in rough baseball game with poor defense
A chaotic April 2 baseball clash saw New York powerless behind erratic fielding and tight pitching by Stivetts. Hamilton shone with strong batting and fielding while Boston secured a 2 to 1 victory as errors and misplays plagued the locals.
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Hoyt's win fuels Orioles over Senators in Baltimore tilt
Hoyd's win and five timely hits propelled Baltimore past Washington 6 to 2. McMahon matched pace with the visitors early while Selbach's long backward catch drew applause from the crowd of about 440. Extras featured three-base hits by Selbach and Jennings and key defensive plays by Rogers and Cartwright.
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Cleveland Beats Pittsburg In Well Played Game
Cleveland defeated Pittsburg 5 to 2 in a well played contest before the largest crowd at the grounds, 10,000 attended. Wilson pitched superbly for Cleveland with strategic work and support from teammates. Hurkett and O’Connor led with key hits while Killen struggled for Pittsburg.
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Chicago and Cincinnati Edge From Error In Sixth Inning
Chicago lost 3 to 1 to Cincinnati after Irwin mishandled a grounder in the sixth. Holliday made a highlight catch in left field as Parker’s pitching limited Chicago to two runs, with 5,000 onlookers. Other scores note Louisville beating St Louis and an array of Sunday games across Newark Paterson and Wilmington.
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Early College Baseball Slate With Mixed Results Across Venues
Saturday games featured matchups at Bethlehem Trinity College and several campuses, including Orange Princeton and Boston Toronto. Notable scores include Georgetown University beating Penn 17 to 1 while Harvard toppled Dartmouth 4 to 2 and Yale edged Brown 6 to 1 at New Haven. Other pairings involved Columbia versus York and Princeton against various opponents with midweek notices still pending.
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Baseball Notes Highlight Harte Boosts and Upcoming Games
The report notes a Harte boost from New York defeats and previews Scranton versus Cuban Giants with Carbondale at home. It lists pitching depth for Philadelphia led by Taylor and Orth among others, while batting underperformance is seen for Joyle and Gleason on Baltimore and New York teams.
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Uncertain Tom Power rumors loom in Scranton baseball talks
Scranton fans fret over the missing first baseman Tom Power from Kontech’s Syracuse outfit while Springfield and others guess at his next destination. Annie Latham faces bench duties after a confrontation, yet retains captaincy and salary. Georgetown routs Penn 19 to 1 as Grey shines with five hits and Maloney’s faced trouble.
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McDermott and His Hall Players Return After Rain
Manager McDermott and fourteen players arrive on the 12 15 train from New York after a tough east trip marked by cold weather snow and rain. Several players are released. Johnson and Maguire recover from illness and minor injuries while practice plans anticipate a home game against the Cuban Giants with Horner and Stemmell pitching.
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Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Relay Meet at Franklin Field
The Intercollegiate and inter scholastic relay carnival at the University of Pennsylvania on Franklin Field saw Harvard defeat Yale Georgetown and Pennsylvania in key events. Pennsylvania won the five miles relay against Yale, while Harvard captured the one mile intercollegiate championship. Attendance reached about six thousand.
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Yale and Penn relay meet notes with mixed results
Curtis of New York refereed as Yale and Pennsylvania contested a five mile relay format. Races used one mile legs with last quarter decisive. Yale led the Yale Pennsylvania five mile race through each institution’s five runners, with Pennsylvania winning in 2m 4m 63 1-4 at the final mile.
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Yale Bans Summer Nine Players From Yale Team
Yale announces radical athletic reform by the university baseball association with faculty guidance. No player who participates on a regularly organized summer nine may play for Yale. Previously players joined amateur summer nines without official objection from university authorities. Derby candidates and Louisville, Ky., Derby news items appear amid scattered racing notes.
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Local Athletics Roundup Features Scores From City Clubs
The Railroad Y M C A club reorganizes for the season with Cavanaugh reelected captain. Morning Glories of Dormore and James Hoys face off. Sliders beat the Magnet. West Side Stars defeat Times Hoy in a city league game. Dunmore High School loses to Scranton Business College after ten innings. Morning Glories fall to Harmonies of Beranton. Mount Pleasant Spotters defeat Alerts 7 to 1. The Times Boys beat Patagori Stura.
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Lehigh Ties Creacene in Lacrosse Thriller at Bethlehem
Lehigh and the Creacene Athletic club of Brooklyn finished 4 4 in a spirited lacrosse game at Bethlehem. Plans call for a June 13 final Yale vs Princeton at Manhattan Field if the series is tied. Other notes include a Scranton challenge to Tunkhannock in May and a May 8 YMCA gymnastic exhibition in the Academy of Music.
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Don’t Let the Baby Die From Hunger
A plea urges action to feed starving infants whose weak stomachs cannot retain nourishment. It notes thousands die daily, not due to parental fault, but due to lack of suitable food. Encourages trying a nutrition solution praised by many who have succeeded.
Bovinine Promoted as Life-Sustaining for Infants
An advertisement touts Bovinine as a concentrated form of lean beef essence prepared by a cold process. A few drops in babies milk supposedly enrich blood and bone, strengthen organs, and prevent cholera infantum and bowel troubles. endorsed by over 25 000 physicians.
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