Scranton Defeats Wilkes-Barre in High-Scoring Game
Scranton crushed Wilkes-Barre 22 to 9 after Yerrick struggled early and was replaced by Keenan. Key hits by Eagan Maguire and Hutchinson fueled a late surge as Scranton pulled away with seven runs in the seventh and dominant late innings.
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Lyttle
Yerrick
Scranton
Betis
Latham
Hutchinson
McMahon
Ward
Griffin
Keenan
Eagan
Fafferty
Maguire
Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Wente
Earle
Betts
Peer
Cisco
Lytle If
Wien
Lemotte
Betta
OB Bonner
Web
Wenwaaleduear
Smith
Werte
P.cf
Boranton
W. Wailken- Barre
Meaney
Larle
Konner
Hetts
Grifin
Stalen
Rafferty
Bonner
Wilkes- Barre
Balla
Kenrick
Wild Inning Backs Wilkes Barre Rally In Scranton Tie
A chaotic ball game featured Wilkes-Barre scoring three in one inning and seven in the next as Yerrick’s wildness and Keenan’s curves fueled a back‑and‑forth affair. Scranton trash talked but Sandy Griffin steadied center field while Diggina’s injury left Wilkes-Barre short in catching duties.
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Latham
Wilkes-Barre
Gertrude
Wilkes- Barre
Yerrick
Keenan
Gaffney
Larry Ketrick
Ketrick
Scranton
Sandy” Griffin
Meaney
Diggina
Wente
Hutchinson
Ward
Alligators
Maguire
Griffin
Secessors Earl
Johnson
Rafferty
Ecore
Allipators
Rochester Edges Byractian In Ten Inning Tilt
Rochester won a late extra inning game in Syracuse 5 to 4. Mason and Mc Farlin were hit hard but strong defense kept the score tight. Batteries Macson and Hess for Rochester and McFarlin and Boyd for Byractian.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rochester
Mason
McFarlin
R.H.E. Byractian
Macson and Hess
McFarlin and Boyd
Springfield Beats Providence In Close Game
Springfield won in the final stretch as manager Burns released second baseman McDonald. Score details show Springfield 8 runs on 13 hits with an error, Providence 6 runs on 13 hits with 3 errors. Batterlee Coughlin Leahy Koorr Dixon among players noted.
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Springfield
Mass
Providence
Burns
McDonald
R.h.le
Batterlee—Coughlin
Leahy
Koorr and
Dixon
Toronto Humbles Buffalo in Pitchers Duel
Toronto won behind Staley sharp on the mound over Wadsworth as Buffalo struggled. Batter lines show Staley and Casey pairing for Toronto while Wadsworth and Smith worked for Buffalo. Final score details are garbled but Toronto dominates with stronger support from Hisons.
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Toronto
Ont
Buffalo
Staley
Wadsworth
Hisons
R.H.E. Toronto
Staley and Casey
Wadsworth and Smith
Cleveland tops Baltimore to seize lead in National League
In a decisive game Cleveland defeated Baltimore while Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh in a thrilling contest. Brooklyn was shut out by Cincinnati as St Louis and New York struggled against strong pitching from Campbell, the ex Wilkes-Barrean.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Cuppy
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Campbell
New York
F. W
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Louisville
Nonce
R.H.E. Boston
Orth
Grady
Hawley
Hurst
H.B. Baltimore Wegags
Cleveland Speveeeres
McMahon
Robinson
O'Connor
Keoefe
Weidman
R.H.E
Campfield and Farrell
Breitenstein
Parrott
H. Murphy
Henierson
H.M. Brooklyn
Btein
Burrell
Ehret and Vaughan
Sheridan
State League Pottsville game details and battery lineup
Pottsville hosted RHE in a state league matchup with Dibdenedes at 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 8 9 9. Batteries were Ballard and Rogers for Pottsville and Heasa Fall and McKes for RHE. Umpire Eisenhower.
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Pottsville
Rhe
Ballard
Rogers
Heasa
Fall
McKes
Eisenhower
Batteries and Umpires Listed For Carbondale Hazleton Easton
Recorded lineups show batteries and umpires for games at Carbondale Hazleton and Easton with pairs of players and officials including Hornung King and Phelan. Details include teams Smith Milligan Roth and West Roth with varied score-like codes and locations.
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Easton
Jordan
Westlake
Kell
Smith
Phelan
Georgetown Team Breakfest Honored by Bishop O Hara
Georgetown men breakfasted by Rt Rev Bishop O Hara who is the oldest living Georgetown student. The teams left Scranton for their respective colleges after expressing pleasure with their stay and desire to return next year.
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Scranton
Bishop O'Hara
Georgetown
Baseball Notes and Roster Changes Across Leagues
Across the era the piece records player shifts, benchings, signings, and managerial decisions. It notes Griffins return and reception, Harley turning pro with Springfield, Umpire Gaffney's decision in Wilkes-Barre, and the Orioles' pennant rally context with McMahon and Hoffer on the mound.
Amateur Ball Notes from South Side Clubs
Amateur ball notes report Likk excelling as catcher for the Actives of the South Side while Buney and Fredhorne pitch well for the same club. The South Side club seeks a Bunters game on the brick yard grounds Sunday and the Pennsylvania Coal Company Base Ball club trains hard each evening. The Stars of Minooka challenge the Old Forge Dodgers for a game.
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Likk
South Side
Buney
Fredhorne
Bke
Bunters
Brickyard
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Stars
Jrc
Minooka
Dodgora
Scranton Baseball Notes Show Local Teams Schedule Games
Minooka forces a June 7 clash at 3 pm on Sun- Sets grounds while the Sliders beat Young Americans 10 to ? The Sliders challenge West Side Stars for Saturday at 2:30 on Moses Taylor grounds. Several teams, managers and players like Thomas Kennedy and Alexander seek games against various city clubs before mid June.
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Minooka Grounds
Sliders
Murphy and Harte
Tropp
Todd
Spiders
West Side Stars
Moses Taylor Hospital
Tribune
Will Thomas
South Side
Scranton
The
Richard McAndrew
John Crager
Olympics
Robert Alexander
E. Scragg
Bke
Lake Ariel
E. Scrage
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Green Ridge Senators
Taylor Reds
J. Cavanaugh
T. Kearney
J. Honan
D. Foley
J. Battle
J. Cummings
James Horan
M. Burke
T. Burke
W. Murphy
J. J. Honan
T. J. Kearney
Sir Walter the Winner at Gravesend Handicap
The Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend race track began after a 28 minute delay. Sir Walter led most of the race and beat Clifford by a length with St Maxim third and Nankle Pooh close behind. Time 2.0814. Betting 6 to 1 against Sir Walter, even money Clifford, 3 to 1 on Maxim.
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Gravesend
Brooklyn
Sir Walter Ted
Lakeshore
Hornpipe
Sir Walter
St. Maxim
Nankle Pooh
Nave
Clifford
Maxim
Sheriff vows to halt boxing match despite club action
In New York on June 4 Sheriff Dont announced he will block the Eureka Athletic Club boxing event tomorrow, even threatening militia intervention. Fleetwood park’s spring meet produced close finishes and divided heats with pacing and trotting results across multiple classes.
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New York
Eureka Athletic Club
Sheriff Dont
Sheriff Doht
Fleetwood Park
Valleau
Berkshire Courier
Simmons
Public Letter Urges Amateur Baseball Bodies to Join Agreement
John B. Day as agent of the arbitration board warns leagues across the United States and Canada to join the national agreement promptly to protect territorial rights. He outlines filing with Young or himself, the forthcoming player records, and compares the national pact to the first pants of a boy signaling growth in the national game.
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John B. Day
Board of Arbitration
Canada
Mr. Young
Man Tells Cure for Tobacco Habit After 36 Years
Caldwell special reports N o To Bac claims by J Gould who suffered from tobacco tremens and loss of vigor. He describes quitting after trying the remedy with a one dollar box, gaining weight, regaining sleep and appetite, and praises the guarantee backed guarantee from Sterling Remedy Co.
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Drugeist Hasler
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
New Agreement Promises Growth for Minor League Players
John B. Day asserts the new agreement will accelerate development and advancement. each minor league player will receive a copy to show how it benefits their interests. He warns franchise owners to apply for protection promptly, noting the cost is small compared to the value.
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John B. Day
The Face as Indicator of Illness in 19th Century Medicine
The article explains how facial expressions reveal health status. It notes eyelid closure, lid twitching, nostril movement, and facial contraction signal severe disease, pain, or convulsions. It describes upper face changes with brain disease and middle face changes with abdominal organ disorders.
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