Baseball standings update from Atlantic and National leagues
Yesterday's games leave Atlantic league standings unchanged except Scranton widening its lead on Reading and Wilkes Barre. Burnham's team sits 68 points ahead of Berks county, over 100 points ahead of Clymer. In the National league Pittsburgh moves up in percentage, seven points behind St Louis and Brooklyn, tied for second. Boston extends a winning streak with a seven inning win over Cincinnati, and New York slides to last place. Averages follow.
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Burnham
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Pittehuren
New York
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Two Home Runs Decide Scranton Versus Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre wins 8 4 after two Homer shots by Scheffler and Knox. Behefller nicknamed Old Hoy hits a key ball as sun and misplays fuel Scranton rallies but the visitors prevail in a game full of fielding miscues and dramatic baserunning at Wilkes-Barre.
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Knoll
O'Brien
Owen
Knox
Loherty
Stratton
Sheffier
Elmira Triumphs in Low-Scoring Allentown Tilt
Allentown and Elmira produced a heavy hitting game with Elmira showing better team hitting and capitalizing late. Navy wave delivered a dramatic defensive play in the last inning saving the game as Elmira held off Allentown by a narrow margin.
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Allentown
Navy
Elmira
Tyreen
Joe Denehanty
Sere
National League games with late innings outcomes
In Philadelphia Chicago and Boston fought in a marathon eleven inning clash ending 9 1. Batteries by Rar rate and teammates produced a decisive late run. In Cincinnati a close low scoring affair ended 1-0 with Rabnatt and Pittinger delivering. New York saw a late rally fall short as Doheny and Bowerman contributed in a 6 4 loss. Umpires Swartewood and Fewell oversaw the games.
College Games At Middletown Conn Wesleyan
Fragmented sports snippets show team matchups and scores including Worcester and Providence games plus Chicago and Maine teams. Details are unclear but indicate several American League college contests with multiple cities and outcomes.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Coenell
Death of Mrs Michael Pell In Carbondale
Mrs Michael Pell of Spring and Brooketrecta died Memorial Day after months of illness and a week of unconsciousness. Born in Queenstown Ireland, she moved to Carbondale forty years ago. A devoted member of St Rose Church and the Women’s Relief Corps she was esteemed for her kindness. Survived by ten children John William Andrew Wallace Bell Mrs W Hedden Mrs Rooster Flora Alice Mary Tell four sisters and two brothers.
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Queena County
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Women's Relief Corps
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John
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Andrew
Wallace Bell
W. Hedden
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Flora
Alice
Mary Tell
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Increasing Water Plant at Crystal Lake Project
The Consolidated Water company enlarges Crystal Lake facilities by building a bulkhead and substantial masonry work. The project will take about a month to complete and will raise water levels, making the lake more beautiful.
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Consolidated Water Company
Crystal Lake
Scranton Braves and Barons Renew Rivalry at Athletic Park
Manager Hurnham leads the Scranton Braves against Crymer and his Barons in a key afternoon matchup at Athletic Park. The game starts 3:45 P M with Kennedy and Taft on the home battery and Schmidt and Mensitt in the field for Wilkes Barre. This game, moved up from later in the season, aims to balance the series and equalize games played between Scranton and Wilkes Barre.
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Arthur Johnson and Blale Walker Wed in Albany
Arthur Johnson of Maple avenue and Blale Walker of Peck avenue were married in Albany New York on Tuesday morning. They are now on a wedding tour visiting Troy and Saratoga as friends extend best wishes.
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Henry Johnson
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Sarah Farker
Peck Avenue
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Elmira Batting Star Wins Honors in Openers
Knox led the day with batting honors in yesterday’s games. Darber Wilson, Wilkehart’s catcher, hit a single triple and home run while a late eighth inning error troubled him. Allentown’s pitcher Gallagher Yee ternay struggled against Elmira as manager Hurnham Tet prepared for changes. Meanwhile Newark and Jersey City face removal as the league mulls expanding to six clubs.
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Local Notices and Personal Updates Across Town
Mrs. C. G. Avery of Philipsburg visits her parents on South Church Street with her three children. Memorial Day outing at Elk Lake includes Miss Hallettend and others. Jerome Wetherby shows improvement. Mr. and Mrs. T B Vannan visit their daughter in Balem, Mass. The Betgeruths rent Seeley cottage at Crystal Lake. Misses Josephine and Frances Maxwell and Master William Maxwell travel to Joplin to join parents. Co. T. Smith improves Park Street property with a new sidewalk. Carbondale High School beats Honesdale 3 to 1 in baseball. Forrest W. Briges becomes prescription clerk at J P A Tingley’s. F M Spencer of Scranton visits. Darby the Skye-terrier of J Russell Jones is poisoned. friends mourn the loss.
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South Church Street
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Ely
Forrest W. Briges
Scranton Directory Fragments Include Hotels Firms and Services
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Commencement Exercises in Enterprise Hall
The public schools will hold graduation for a class of twelve in Enterprise hall next Wednesday evening. The program features an orchestra, essays, vocal solos, a class history, diplomas, and a closing recital. The event also recalls the late John McNulty’s death and the funeral arrangements, plus local society notes and upcoming travels of Sam Waters to England.
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Scranton
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Towler Lilacs Challenge Luzerne Street Star on Taylor grouilla
The Towler Lilacs challenge the Luzerne Street Star to a game on the Taylor grouilla for Saturday afternoon. Samuel Wilson, manager of The Intependents of Green Ridge, challenges the Taylor Reds to a ball game next week. The Scranton Trewing company team declines a Chasey & Kelly styled challenge, claiming fear of defeat and defending their reputation as a royal group of seasoned players.
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Taylor News Roundup From North Taylor Memorial Day and Local Events
The town reports a J. W. Goodrich Circus tomorrow with a grand street parade. Engagement announced for Miss Lailte Williams to John B. Davis of Wilkes-Barre. Memorial Day sees large cemetery visits and G A R wreaths. Community notices include church services, visits, and local social gatherings involving residents from Taylor Street and nearby areas.
Carnival of Nations at Morgan store draws large crowds
The Carnival of Nationa at the Morgan store building under the Methodiet Episcopal church drew merited success with large evening crowds. Booths for United States England Italy Switzerland Germany China France and Japan were richly decorated. Highlights included Boo Hoo Doo and family, China ware at the Ching booth, and Manager Dwight RK. Lathrop leading a strong team of workers. The carnival ends tonight with a program of instrumental music vocal solos recitations tableaux and duets. Dr Alice J. Lathridge leaves for Staten Island to join the Children’s hospital. Rev J H Pilis visits Oswego MN friends. Miss Nellie Peck hosts guests from Green Fudge.
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Miss Stearns
Magnolia Club
Carbondale
Mira Margaret Maule
Grace Evans
Eleanor Jones
Val Hohenhbeck
Alice J. Lathivridge
Staten Island
Children's Hospital
J. H. Pilis
Oswego
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Sheldon and Dixon
Green Fudge
How to Cure a Sprain
A man details a hip sprain that worsened into rheumatism and notes a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He used half a pennyworth bottle and recovered completely, praising the product and recommending it to friends. The item notes sale by Matthewa Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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Death Notice for Edward J Hughes and Local Notices
Ward reports the death of Edward J Hughes in New York after a two week illness. He was 44 and a resident of the town with four sisters and one brother surviving. The body was brought home and a funeral notice will follow. A reception at St Patrick's church is planned for next Sunday with Rev M Lynott to preach. Kathryn Stone improves after illness. Mary Jones and grandson Howell Davis visiting Baltimore relatives. Archbald editor P A Philbin was a town visitor yesterday.
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Susquehanna Street
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Local social notes list weekend visits and gatherings
Mr F F Sprague and wife spent Sunday with Mr Edward Latney's family. Miss Cunningham of Scranton stayed at Maplecroft with the Matthews family. Mrs Milo Finn and son Walter and two daughters visited here on Wednesday. Miss Cora Decker of Bevanton visited the Misas Bingham. Mrs W N Manchester and Miss Gertrude Northup of Factoryville visited Tuesday. Miss M F Bevan spent Wednesday with friends in Factoryville. Mrs N A Davis will spend the week at Stroudsburg on business. Mr James Pentecost spent Decoration day with his father Thomas Pentecost.
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Edward Latney
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Scranton
Maplecroft
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Milo Finn
Walter
Cora Decker
Bevanton
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W. N. Manchester
Gertrude Northup
Factoryville
Scranton Schedule Fragments Include Times and Stops
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Trains Schedules for Delaware and Hudson Region
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