Eastern League Standings and Local Baseball Notices
The Buffalo team remains in place on the standings despite yesterday's loss to Toronto, with Wilkes-Barre still ahead. teams like Springfield, Providence, Scranton, and Syracuse remain to play each other to determine final merit. Also noted are upcoming matches and a local challenge as the Green Ridge wheelmen invite Scranton Bicycle Club to an upcoming baseball game, with details requested through The Tribune.
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Bisons
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Providence
Scranton
Syracuse
Buffalo
Tolley
Sprinsfield
Rochester
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Scranton Bicycle Club
Green Hidge Club
B. F. Killam
Conrad Schroeder
T. Fittcrom
W. Ly. Carr
Thomas St. Howe
W. W. Watson
H. BP. Altchcock
M. Finn
BR. A. “Zimmerman
Joseph A. Gould
the Tribune
Toronto Batsmen Struggle Against Vickery In Buffalo Game
A pitcher's duel saw Vickery dominate as Toronto could not produce runs when needed. Smith hit a homer after Gray and Menora reached on errors, with other hits by Smith Freeman and Like. Gray allowed fourteen hits, accumulating nineteen bases. Attendance 1,200. Score:
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Vickery
Buffalo
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Menora
Smith
Freeman
Like
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Wise
Trrouby
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Urquhart
Qatekabsseabts Ab
Cone Leewe
Totals
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Moaia
Sevserssnerseee
Sueee Smith
Lutenberg
Lake
von Demont
Cranby Urquhart
Bidlen
Baca
Balle
Vottenus
Leewe
Sippt
Demont
Sippi
National League Results Shuffle Standings After Tuesday Games
Chicago drops to fourth as New York wins shaping the NL table. Washington wins a third straight over Pittsburgh while Baltimore climbs toward the first division and Louisville sinks deeper into twelfth place. State league scores list Lancaster over Pottsville and Harrisburg over Carbondale.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Pirates
Louisville
Baltimore
Errora
Clark
Schriver
Hutchinson
Moran
Grifith
Tiernan
Pittsburg
Friars
Stockdale
Meluire
Killen
Hart
Bugden
Heydler
Fimore
Loulaville
Er- Trore
Hoffer
W. Clarke
Inks
Luby, Welch
Zahner
Detts
Lancaster
Pottsville
Harrisburg
Carbondale
Reading
Hazleton
Providence Defeats Cincinnati 20 to 10 in Exhibition
The Eastern League champions from Providence New Jersey defeated the Cincinnati club 20 to 10 on May 31 at home. Providence dominated early, belting Parrott’s pitching and exposing the gap between minor and major league play in a one sided open date.
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Providengs
Local and Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Busy Day
Clark’s team eyes a win as Louieville uses three pitchers at Baltimore. Phillies beat State Normal 9 to 3. Pittsburg suffers third straight loss to Sena tors. Barnie pushed players through morning and afternoon practice. Wilkes-Barre fans forecast half holiday support for Shannon’s men. Johnson’s hand heals. he and Smith ready for Wilkes-Barre game. Amateur notes report several local junior and street league games with varied scores and notable plays. Green Ridge racing team names Ralph Gregory Robert White and Orman Coxe, with Coxe debuting this season and potential trouble for rivals.
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Clark
Louieville
Baltimore
Phillies
State Normal School
Pittsburg
Senators
Wilkes-Barre
Shannon
T. Johnson
Smith
Green Ridge Racing Team
Green Ridge
Ralph Gregory
Robert White
Orman Coxe
Gregory
White
Coxe
Three Strikes and Out At Home Plate in Famed Baseball Scene
A dramatic vignette captures a crowded ballpark as a batter faces a sequence of called strikes and balls. The crowd shouts and a notable voice from the stands proclaims the count while a lifeless figure lies at home plate as a distant voice announces the next batter.
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W. J Lampton
New York Sun
West Side News Notes Include Wagon Accident And Parties
A South Side man John Osterhout suffered two broken ribs and facial bruises when a supply wagon toppled on Tenth street. Annie Edwards birthday party drew many young guests at Judge Edwards home on South Main avenue. J W Roberts celebrated his 31st birthday with coworkers at his Tenth street residence. Decker's Court sewer work progresses, with health notices to connect properties. Community notes mention clergy, local trades, and upcoming funerals and rehearsals.
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Olyphant Stars
Oryant Grounds
Monitors
Achilles
Gammon’s Hill
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Fred Warner
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South Side Stars
Kirst Crane Club
File Boys
Gammon's Hill
John Jones
John Osterhout
Ming Annie Edwards
Tailor J. W. Roberte
Osterhout
Daniel Roberts
George McKnight
Tenth Street
South Main Avenue
H. M. Edwards
Annie
Misses Hattie Wade
Phoene Gibbs
Maud Chalmers
Ela Chambers
Bessie Daniels
Elia Shaw
Maggie Hughes
Lois Becker
Bertha Fellows
Hannah Belswick
Helen Jones
Helen Marsh
Bertha Carson
Ethel Doud
Masters Harry Mears
Mac Phillips
Bert Hand
Louis Blair
Edwin Richards
Archie Saxe
Vaughn Barnes
Leland Marsh
Harry Edwards
George Paine
Fiddle Walker
Harry Miller
Allan Thayer
Margaret Gibbs
Gertrude Miller
May Fidwarda
J. W. Roberts
Roberts
Viands
Decker's Court
Decker’s Court
Lafayette Street
Board of Health
Timothy Jones
Ballpark
Mason's
John G. Jones
Lugerne Street
Providence
John K. Jones
W. W. Griffiths
Thomas Jones
England
Wales
Jones
Walter Williams
Morgans
Columbiaa Quartette
Vanderveer
Jackson Street
Druid Glee Club
Wilkes-Barre
Shooting at Lake Ariel yields top prize in rifle contest
H D Swartz of Scranton wins first prize from 27 shooters at Lake Ariel event. Prizes include a silver pitcher valued $35, a silver coffee pot $20, and a silver cake dish $12 offered by Knights of Mystic Chain Beranton Castle No 197. Swartz scores 13 of 15 to claim top honors, with McAndrew and Connelly taking second and third. A Race Day note from the Boston Traveler follows.
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H. D. Swarts
Scranton
Lake Ariel
Beranton Castle
Knights of Mystic Chain
Swartz
McAndrew
Connelly
Dream of a summer schoolhouse under the hill
A reminiscence from Lewh in Scranton dated May 2h recalls a childhood schoolhouse tucked under a hill. The writer hears imagined voices of children and warblers, remembers the red schoolhouse with white-trimmed windows, national colors, and trees, and notes the days have passed with former classmates scattered. The poem ends with a prayer that all who gathered may answer when the Grand Roll is called.
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the Tribune
Lewh
Scranton
St John School Musical Recital And Civic Ceremonies
A May parish pageant honors Mary Immaculate with statue coronation at St John Church Prospect Avenue. Students from the musical department performed arias and solos. Patriotic Guards drill at Freehand’s hall with new rifles as civic events and obituaries fill the South Side column.
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Patriotic Guards Save
Rifles
St. John's School
Mary
Prospect Avenue
St. John's Parochial School
Church Hall
Mamie Boland
Loretta Kelley
Katie Gallacher
Harry Walsh
Charles Morton
Joseph Connors
Loretta McDonough
Annie McDonough
Filla Rose
Loretta McAndrew
Joe McGuinness
Patrick Poland
Nellie Mc
Company A
Patriotic Guards
Freehan‘’s Hall
Fashions in Feet: The Natural Beauty of the Foot Obscure
The author argues that fashionable feet differ from natural ones and critiques tight shoes. Citing Harper’s Bazaar and ancient sculptors, the piece asserts a foot’s ideal form is firm and proportionate, not slender or small, praising sandals for freedom rather than constriction.
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Diana
Harper
Trilby
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