Eastern League results and standings update
Yesterday's results keep Scranton within two games of fifth place after shutting out Wilkes-Barre. Springfield and Providence did not play, while Buffalo beat Rochester and Syracuse edged Toronto in a game marked by strong fielding. Standings show Wilkes-Barre, Springfield, and Buffalo near the top with tight margins. Today's schedule includes Wilkes-Barre at Scranton and games involving Providence, Springfield, Toronto, Syracuse, and Rochester.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Providence
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Bulle
Veyecene
Mt Bytauure Oy
Serisiesseee
Fiovaiong Viievcsvecvesss
Bctanson Sicseccesecvienss SB II
IG Topo
Wvisessed
Barnie
Quarles
Radford
Stearns
Balla
Brooklyn
Dehiney
Rogers
Campfield
Wilkes-Harre
Brady
Scranton Blasts Wilkes-Barre In One-Sided Baseball Rout
The Scranton club crushed Wilkes-Barre 20 to 0 in a near flawless display. Meekin struggled with control as Scranton piled up runs from the first inning through the eighth, aided by timely hits and defensive miscues by Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migekin
Clark
Johnson
Quarles
Ward
Rogers
Fedford
Blearns
Earle
McMahon
Brady
Twoebagger
Meekin
Radford
Sweeney
Stearns
Firat
Smith
Barger
Syracuse Triumph Over Toronto In Tight Exhibition
Syracuse edged Toronto in a closely fought game amid strong plays from both sides. Cray replaced McGarry in the sixth inning but failed to spur a turn. the attendance reached a modest count as the hosts held off the visitors.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Toronti
Stara Xilaritty
Cray
McGarry
Rochester Is Easy in Buffalo Game as Payne Leaves Injured
Rochester faced difficulties as Payne departed after being hit by a pitched ball. Duryea moved to right, muffed plays with costly results, and Johnson replaced McPartlin with limited success. Bottenus homered in the eighth. attendance 2,000. Wet ground postponed Providence at Springfield due to wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Buffalo
Pield
Rank
Duryea
Payne
Johnson
McPartlin
Bottenus
A. E
Shinnick
Daty
Seeee Noes
Asthenme “ Diryea
Seesenne
O'Brien
Seeeebane
Hamburg
Oo Lush
Hinrahan
Warner
O White
McPartiin
Wee Nee JO
Vickery
Strick
Mayne
Bottoms
Wine
National League standings shift after midweek games
Western leaders mostly won but St Louis lost in Brooklyn, Cleveland did not play. Philadelphia and Baltimore dropped from second and third to fourth and fifth after losses to Chicago and Cleveland, while Cincinnati and Cleveland climb to tied third. The Pirates extend their lead as Thusie loses a pitcher’s duel to Hawley and The Colonel homers for the Senators.
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St. Louia
Strooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Thusie
Hawley
Pirates
Colonel
Senators
Baseball Scores and Umpire Assignments From Various Cities
A garbled list shows baseball scores and officials from Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other venues. Names include Hite, Patterlom Ryerle Wilson Hawley Sugden McDonald Keefe and teams like Battersbee Chambert and Grim Ehret Pelt. Postponements noted for Horton Borton vs Cincinnati due to wet grounds.
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Brooklyn
Loula
Hite
Nrrorn
Louis
Batterbee
Chambert
Grim
Ehret
Patterlom
Ryerle
Wilson
Hawley
Sugden
Wimpiro Murray
Horton
Datta
Connor
Rimmer
Lettrs
Washington
Loleville
Washingtonl
Loulaville
Mr. Jore-Washington
Tantsville
Mercer
Cunningham Find Welch
Keefe
Allentown and Harrisburg Games Lead Busy Pennsylvania Card
In Pennsylvania action several listed matchups include Allentown versus Allentown with scores 12 to 0, Worrisburg against Harrisburg 11 to 1, Tasleton facing Hagleton 2 to 0, Reading and Other Games also noted. Additional lines reference Bert Waahneton and Hite-Pennsylvania with varied scores, plus Washington and Penna teams with 2 to 12 results.
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Allentown
Carbonedale
Worrisburg
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Tasleton
Hagleton
Reading
Pennsylvania
Bert Waahneton
Hite
Washington, & Frrore
Warhington
Tratteries
Dickson
Renning
Burrisa
Zearlors
Local Baseball Roundup From Scranton and Wilkes Barre
Louleville won a game, Scranton beat Wilkes-Barre in a tense match as Brady struggled at the plate. Quarles and Hurst drew attention for disputed balls, while Warner of the Porton league team impressed with 71 assists and 17 stolen bases. Amateur notes include North End Stars challenge and Young Men’s Christian association team undefeated, with several forthcoming games and trials announced.
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Scranton
Radford
Sweeney
Stearns
Clark
Wnee
IL Brady
Johnson
Corvieeninneennen
Quarles
Wilkes-Barre
LAAUG
Cranton
Snesed
Sean Moekin
Hurst
Balla
Horet
Warner
Rochester Mirrortors
Wilkes-Barres
Fenson
Gordon Means Business In Scrappy Boxing Note
A crude letter from Jorvey Gordon of Wilkes-Barre hints at a clash with Leonard over plans for a match with John L. Mitchell of Philadelphia. Referee P. Ekhart of New York is named. preliminary bouts feature Tony Parker, Bradley Russell, and other regional fighters in multiweight clashes. The outline includes 100 yard sprint bets and a promised 100 yard dash yet to be scheduled.
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Jorvey" Gordon
Philadelphia
Miho
Jer Turner
Turner
Jeruey
Gordon
Wilkes-Barre
Leonard
Dota P. Eekhart
New York
Tony" Parker
Pitteten
Tiadley Jtuasel
Scranton
George Dixon
Thomas Gardner
Heranton
Thomas Morgan
Haosleton
William Madison
William Gilmartin
Wilkes-Marre
Pitteton
Dick" Micka
Jack" Gilbride
Garret Terry
Nent Cadden
Elams
Priddy' ‘Morin
John L. Mitchell
Jersey Gordon
Winnur
Central Reilroad
New Jersey
Lee Net
Pittel Wiittin
York
Newark
Elizabeth
Piladelphia
Aton
Phidelphte
Ocean Grove
Yibbs
Reading
Lebanon
God Brark
North River
LFW
Foxproia
Ferminal
Dolete Toonj
H. J. Baldwin
Cen
J. Tholmausen
Ton. Sunt
Fasshold Confident in Booking Heavyweight Match
Greenwood hotel proprietor Adam Fasshold weighs over seven pounds and offers to arrange a heavyweight boxing match with any saloon keeper in Minooka or the county.
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Fasshold
Adam Faashold
Greenwood
Minooka
Dining Car Service Expansion on Nickel Plate West Trains
Low Raté Excursions West extends dining car service to all Nickel Plate Road trains. Plegant Din ing Car Service now available aboard every westbound schedule, enhancing travel meals and passenger comfort.
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Nickel Plate Road
Letters From the People Defend Scranton Baseball Crowd
The Scranton Base Ball Association responds to criticism of Memorial Day events at the grounds. It defends crowd management, explains gate issues and ticket handling, and clarifies the Johnson coaching matter. The letter emphasizes fair treatment for players and requests proper inquiry before public condemnation.
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Rage Hall
the Tribune
Arken
Thin City
Wilken
Beran Fon
Hny Pemrom
Pate
Daeh Bela
Holton
Ian Equim Imnion
Tie
Scranton
Wikes-Harre
Enta
T. G. Johnson
Tarnie
Pourcht
Tammany
Wilker-Barres
Johnson
Therfore
Jotn
Bernnton
Stranton Twall Association
Betta
A. W. Molton
Railroads in Turmoil As Discharges Spread Nationwide
Rumors say President Berg of the New York Susquehanna and Western may resign due to ill health. Seventeen conductors on the Toledo corridor were discharged. A plant in Chicago near Nickel Plate shop closed under orders from General Superintendent Johnston. Helene and Orleans shops operate full time again due to scarce motive power. At the railroad conductors convention in Atlanta, Low Ameetes Cal is chosen for the next meeting.
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Berg
New York
Susquehanns
Weenteen
Hele Hope Mt Aurquetlinna
Itornelleville
Atlanta
Low Ameetes
Cal
Stabbing Affray at Fourteenth Street Home Details
Report on a severe stabbing in a home on Fourteenth Street where James McNicholas and his son Robert were wounded along with Mary McNicholas, by Martin McNicholas, after a pay-day quarrel. Martin fled. officers called, family declined prosecution. pursuit expected. Funeral notes and other local notices follow.
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Pullivehod
James McNicholis
Trobert
Mary
Martin
Fourteenth Street
McNicholas
Wicke
Matt
Robert
James McNicholas
Nheet
Barchealer
Main Avenue
Hetzeroth
Tribune
Mr Nicholas
George Falrabird
Welsh Congregational Church
James Moore
Cront Bond
W.T. Sproats
Bromley Avenue
Beatrice Jodie
Order of Daughters of
Br. George
Hobart Morris Lodge Hall
Williama
Lowry, Hotteroth
Peters
Markor
Jysis
Clnea H
Wardhurn Street Presbyterian
Richard Cornwell
South Main Avenue
Oxford
Sharness
William Ludwi
Lot Ludwie
Miles Litsle Thomas
Binghamton
Daniel Moses
John Lise
Luxerne Street
Thomas Murphy
Twentyfirst
Murphy
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
John Garrity
Bist Hill
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Wilkes:Barre
SYA
Toronto
Wilkes Farre
Harle
Betts
Keenan
Teine
Metis
Watt
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Brearna
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Day
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Betwen Providenca
National League
Pittsburg
Horton Pevert
Aurisch's
Spruce Street
Gebert
Sterling Hhl
Bay
Louisville
Louleville
Ve. Wilkes-Narre
Trily
North End Stars
J. Cummings
Fréd Roberts
Mansunger
Young Men's Christian Association
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Brownies
South Side
Filectrics
Hyde Park
No 1
Btars
Mahon
Brownlow
Moosic East
Furekis
Thareday
Jamon Dougherty
Mitchell
Kane
Michael Kane
Thomas Connolly
Writers Home
News OF the Railroads
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Tolla
Lacha. Ave
Scranton, Ph
Luce Bros, Cash Stores
H. Main Avenue
Tim
M'Nichols
Hiram Stark
Washburn Street
Hiram Burk
Fifternoon
Thigelde
Rove
T. J. Collinge
I. ¢. Floyd
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Stirk
Fornet Hill Cemetery
Belne Smith BH
Mott
William Frink
William Freeman
William McClive
T Edward Jennings
Charles B. Daniels
Wallace Mover
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Minards
Lackawanna County
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Anne W. Williams
Olyphant
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Charles
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Olyehant
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Thie Side
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Montana
Mia
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Utda
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Brarner
Minto Pariors
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Faroe
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Faro Ture
Steven
King
Jacko
North Main
William Tantriffitha
Northale Avenue
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Currin
New Street
St. Peter's Catheral
W . Currin
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Intervent
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TF. Clarknon
T. Cumming
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Palatine
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Washington Avenue
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Scranton, Pa
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Buffalo, N.Y
J. A. Campbell
Penn Avenue
Toya
Davidow’s Store
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Pilsener
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
1St Meridian Street
M. WW. Collins, M’g'r
John Wamlty
West Lackawanna Ave
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Spruce
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