Providence and Buffalo Rise in Latest Standings
Yesterday and Saturdays results leave the major movers Providence and Buffalo climbing after consecutive wins. Wilkes Barre faltered against Springfield. Scranton failed to solve Lovett as Providence pulled ahead in a tight game. Ward and Radford delivered key hits as Syracuse and Rochester posted modest gains.
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Providence
Sciantot
Springfield
Wilkes-farre
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Topomto
Wilkes-Barre
Pitchera
Betts
Waterloo
Scranton
Lovett
Lovett Pitches Strongly as Scranton Tops Giants
A crowd of about 1,200 watched Frank Knauss start for Scranton and Lovett dominate for two hours. Knauss was wild early, walking and giving up hits, while Lovett mixed power and precision, but Scranton failed to capitalize, leaving the game with late chances squandered and the champions prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knauss
New Yorker
Scranton
Lovett
Knauss
New York
Tommy Johnson
Mr. Lovett
Sitle
Brooklyn
Bridgroom
Knight
J. Rogers
Bassett
King
Johnson
Providence
Radford
Stricker
McAuley
Giants
Hurst
Clark
Big Bill
Wilkes-Barre Falls To Springfield In Saturday Game
Wilkes-Barre suffered a heavy loss as Springfield tallied eleven runs in the first three innings. Keenan started on the mound for Wilkes-Barre, followed by Meekin who struggled, and Betta later pitched with Springfield confirming dominance as Gruber shut down Wilkes-Barre’s bats. Lezotte misplayed several plays, while Lyttle and McMahon contributed in defense for Wilkes-Barre. Shannon, Donnelly, and McDonald starred for Springfield.
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Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Keenan
Meekin
Betta
Remi
Gruber
Lezotte
Lyttle
Smith
Shannon
McMahon
Springfeld
Donnelly
McDonald
Wilkes-Barreth
Aeee
Oe Bette
Eetene Lezotte
Eemaes
Karle
Digaing
Brmilth
P. Eaesseneee
Weenie
Crscesissi Cesvessse Touris Cessvesevserees
H. F Shannon
Lynch Mesesesvesee
ScheMer
Guidort
Ssennens Oy W Garry
McDonald, Db
Cessevee
Gunson
Coaneeseessseeeen Gruber
Baseball: Keenan shines as Buffalo faces Syracuse and Rochester
In a packed baseball context Keenan strikes out once and registers a wild pitch while Scheiffer McDonald Lozotte homer. Liners include Legotte Gilbert Gruber Betts Lynoch with P Shannon and Keenan stealing. Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Toronto line scores detail hits errors and pitchers.
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Buffalo
N. C
Syracuse
McGinnia
Day
McGinnis
Urquhart
Cy McGinnis
Rafter
Bason
Byracuse
Swartwood
Keenan
Dbdber
Scheiffer
McDonald
Lozotte
Legotte
Gilbert
Gruber
Betts
Lynoch
P. Shannon
F. Shannon
Oilbert
Smith
D. Shannon
Earle
Donnelly
Paoasod
Wente
Doescher
Timo
National League Results Shift in Standings After Saturday Games
Chicago falls from second to third as Beaneaters beat Colonels. Pittsburg tops the Glanta and their Mighty Muste, while Philadelphia loses to the Spiders. Senators extend win streak by beating the Browns. Orioles fall to Reds. Box scores show Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Washington outcomes with varied hits and errors.
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Chicago
Bridgrooms
Colts
Beaneaters
Colonels
Pittsburg
Glanta
Muste
Philadelphia
Spiders
Senators
Browns
Orioles
Reds
Pithoburge
Horson
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York
Ave
Aia
Washington
St. Lows
Louisville
Local Scores From Harrisburg to Hazleton Reported
Fragmented OCR lists scores and place names from Allentown Harrisburg Reading and Hazleton, showing matchups with numeric results and city pairs, though several items are incomplete or cut off.
Pittston Triumphs Over Scranton 8 7 In Debut Tri County Game
About 500 spectators watched the Tri County league opener on the Luzerne county fairgrounds in West Pittston. Pittston led 5 0 after two innings and held Scranton silent until the seventh. Smaltz started strong for Pittston and, in two years away, returned to shut out Scranton the last three frames.
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Stearns
Clark
Whitehead
Brady
Ward
Radford
Stricker
Rogers
Murray
Luzerne County
West Pittston
Scranton
Pittston
Scrantons
Cawley
Smaltz
College Games Report From Princeton and Cambridge
Saturday schedule shows Princeton hosting Yale with mixed results and Harvard facing Penn at Cambridge. Notable players Carter Trudeau Greenway Fuston Wilson Altman Trenchard contribute while umpire Adama oversees. Orange Athletic Club hosts Amherst, Dartmouth at Orange with scores listed.
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Princeton
Maio i Ccvics
Yale
Carter
Trudeau
Greenway
Fuston
Wilson
Altman
Trenchard
Adama
Cambridge
Harvard
Pennsyvania
I Ile
Dartmouth
Orange
Orange Athletic Club
Amherst
Toronto Contingency Talks Open Ended Meeting
Buffalo June 9 President Powers G N Kuntsch and James Franklin of the Eastern leagues met to discuss Toronto’s status. No decision was made except that Toronto will finish the season. Salaries are paid, potential guarantees will float the team to home base. if Madridocka cannot secure capital, other parties stand ready. Jack Chapman of Rochester attended, but no firm information emerged.
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Buffalo
Powers
G. N. Kuntsch
James Franklin
Toronto
Madidocka
Jack Chapman
Rochester
Two Scranton Boys in Georgetown Baseball Roster
The Washington Post profiles John J. Murphy third baseman and Georgetown law graduate in the 1900 era team roster. Murphy, 22, 6 feet tall, 175 pounds, is one of four Pennsylvanians on the squad from Boranton, a noted college athlete hub. Journalist Daly aided Nelson as manager, recording scores and compiling figures while Montsavaling Georgetown to national prominence.
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Scranton
Georgetown University
Woshington Post
John J. Murphy
Law School
Boranton
Georgetown
America
Daly
Nelson
M C A Club Victories At Taylor And Railways
The M C A baseball club defeated Taylor by an error of goal in an early game. They then beat the Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association club on Saturday and plan a Wednesday match with Wyoming Seminary at Wyoming. Next Saturday Warekus of Providence will join the YMCA club at the ball park for an anticipated open contest. A Baltimore report notes Manager Hanlon’s Washington visit and a deal sending Arthur Clarkson from St Louis to Baltimore in exchange for Kissinger and Bonner.
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Taylor
Young Men's Christian Association
Taylor Club
Ancore
Railhroad Young Men's Christian Association Club
Wedneday Mo
Wyoming Seminary
Wyoming
Warekus
Providence
Young Men's Christ In Association
Ball Park
Tme
Baltimore
Hanlon
von der Ahe
Washington
St. Doula
Arthur Clarkson
Kissinger
Bonner
Apollos
South Side
Dodgers
Mudtown
Tribune
J. Graig
Esplain
Railroad Department
James Boys' Grounds
Linale Jones
Martha Vaughn
Eynon Street
Jackson Street
Keyser Avenue
John Allspaugh
Filmore Avenue
Mary Edwards
Swetland Street
Binghamton
Hackley
South Main Avenue
Charles Orr
Charles Leber
Fred Schmidt
Thomas Davis
Philadelphia
Allentown
Sons of Veterans
Camp No. 8
Will Nash
Hyde Park Avenue
Scranton Versus Springfield in Today’s 4 PM Baseball Clash
Scranton and Springfield meet at Bose Ball Park this afternoon at 4. Scranton aims to crack a tough Springfield squad while preparing for three days of home games, with hopes of a pennant if key pitchers arrive. The report notes strong bids from Philadelphia for top pitchers and amateur notes from local clubs.
Lawn Tennis Plans for Delaware and Hudson Challenge Cup
Farview prepares for a key match between William V. Johnson of Scranton Lawn Club and Torrance of Carbondale Tennis Club for the Delaware and Hudson challenge cup. Johnson has won it twice and Torrance once. the cup goes to the first to three wins. Johnson trains as the Lawn club weighs whether to repair or move from Platt place grounds amid surrounding roadwork and negotiations over adjacent homestead grounds.
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Farview
Parview
William V. Johnson
Scranton
Platt Place
Spruce Street Bridge
Platt Helra
Homestead
Lackawanna, Iron and Steel Company
Private meeting halted as crews prepare for Yale rowing entries
Police and sheriff move to block a private meeting rumored between Dick Hicky and Jack Gilbride as Yale varsity and freshmen crews take rooms at Yale's Ferry. Yale headquarters are at Captain Latham Brown's residence with Hob Cook present.
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Dick” Hicky
Jack” Gilbride
Harvard
Yale ‘Varsity
Yale
Latham Brown
Hob Cook
Castoria Slogan Recalled in Classic Advertising Line
An old rhyme recalls Castoria as a staple for generations from infancy to motherhood and beyond. The jingle links the product to care for babies and children across decades.
Return of Andrew McHugh Captured Near Scranton
West Side notes report Andrew McHugh, missing youth, was found after a long ramble through Pittston Sayre Waverly and other towns. He was located by a police officer near Mount Pleasant breaker and refused to talk to a Tribune reporter. John H. Lewis dies after brief illness at 60. funeral at his home and burial in Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Wilkes
Barre
John H. Lewis
Binghamton
Andrew McHugh
Wilkes-Barre
Campbell's Ledge
Pittston
Lehigh Valley
Great Bend
Sayre
Waverly
Andrew
Scranton
Diamond Field
Williams
Mount Pleasant Breaker
Cmeer Marker
Tribune
Richard McHugh
Ind
John I. Lewis
Lewis
Wales
America
John Lewis
Company I
Thomas O T. Roberts
Edward Collins
William Owens
Margaret Lewis
Washburn Street
Mary Davis
North Lincoln Avenue
Jonnie Sample
North Hyde Park Avenue
Miles Reilly
Continental
Henry Hettes
North Bromley Avenue
Judge Edwards
Franklin Howell
Europe
Ada Hall
Hampton Street
Oxford
N. J
New York City
Selden Foster
Montrase
Royal Arcanum
Robert Morris Hall
Margaret Edwards
Maud Vipond
James James
Deckers Court
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Injuries and Property Moves Highlight South Side Notes
Gabriel Murphy survived a pig iron bar fall at the South Side Steel Mills and is expected to recover from a scalp wound. Dr. Manley bought Henry Hener’s Pittston avenue property for 2450 dollars to build a home and provide space for Columbus council Young Men's Institute. Also noted are Mamie Clearwater’s missing gold watch, P. J. Gibson’s funeral, and Rev. J L Race’s gradual recovery.
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Gabriel Murphy
South Side
Jener
Manby
South Steel Mill
Murphys
Moses Taylor Hospital
Murphy
Society
City progress on new church bridge school hall and hotel
Construction activity covers the Hungarian Catholic church on Capouse Avenue nearing completion the Linden Street bridge falsework arriving today and eastern span work to begin. Scranton's Columbia Avenue school building nears completion and the Silk Mill for James Simpson Co moves toward operation.
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Capouse Avenue
Linden Street
Scranton
Columbia Avenue
James Simpson & Co
Patterson
N. J
Schroeder
M. J. Ruddy
GB. M. Fox
Washington Avenue
C. R. Kingsley
Mectric Avenue
Jermyn
Maine
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Hy Cawley
Gallagher
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Quarles
Springfild
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John H. Brooks
Arthur Gunster
Brooks
Gunster
Barnie
Haporl- Uon
Philadelphia Dispatch
Scranton Baseball Association
John I. Rogers
Philadelphia Hall Club
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Hreltenstein
Hart
Hawley
Buckenberger
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Pitesimmonsa
Corbett
Dallas
Tex
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Arthur A. Zimmerman
First National Bank
John 8. Johnson
Winfield McLienn
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Turnquest
Alck
Castoria
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Mim
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Castoris
Likmiiv
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N. Main Avenue
Soranten
Andrew M'Hugh
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Revere
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Jookvon
Dewitt
Lacka, Ave
Scranton, PA
South Side News
William Connell Hose Company
Black Diamond Hose Company
Misa Mamie Clearwater
Pear Street
P. J. Gibson
Wyoming Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
J. L. Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Myer Davidow
Shoe
Runset
Dongola
Davidow
Penn
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Works
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M. H. Dale
Joan Wann
West Lackawanna Ave
Owl and Man
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M'’g’r
MT. Pleasant
Third National Bank
Newit
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Laurel Hillark
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Waymart
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Flores
Tirhegiara
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