Weather and stoppages mark early baseball action across leagues
Rain and umpire absences caused postponements in Wilkes Barre Allentown and Lancaster Scranton games. Richmond shut out Reading while Newark defeated Paterson, and several National League games were postponed. Today’s slate includes Lancaster at Scranton and Wilkes Barre at Allentown with other matchups listed.
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Hodson
Minor
McDermott
Wilkes- Barre-Allentown
Richmond
Reading
Newark
Paterson
Lancaster
Tos
Hy Lae Cutter
Hudson
Piaterson
Tancaster
Seranton
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Scranton
Twelve-Inning Lancaster Rally Beats Scranton
Lancaster outlasted Scranton 4 to 2 in twelve innings as Ward’s kick kept the game lively. McDermott was absent. Hodson and Minor umpired. Leidy drew ire over a close call and the crowd clashed with officials before play resumed. Doherty starred for Lancaster. Scranton’s bats produced two runs in the first.
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Lancaster
Scranton
Ward
McDermott
Hodson
Minor
Lelby
O'Neill
Leidy
McVey
Doherty
EB Doherty
Knoll
Dillon
Eagan
Lip
O'Connell
I McMahon
A Keenan
P. Feebenee
PiNcAmra R. R. H
Buttermore
Wilhelm
Becranton
Daogtohoonoir
Keranton
Keenan
Sulle
Kenan Dilton
Lelt
Plieher
Larocque
Incomplete rain-shortened game notes and names
A fragment reports a baseball or softball game ended after seven innings due to rain. The text is garbled but lists likely players or umpires such as Beore Nowak and Cogan with unclear team affiliations and scoring. The source lacks clear dates, teams, or final results.
Wedmond Club Faces Locales In Shortened June Rain Game
Reading June Rain halted the contest between the Wedmond club and locals at the end of the fifth inning with 0 0. Murphy was hit, Bishop pitched well, and Richmond scored in a rough, errorful frame. Umpire Berger. Time five minutes.
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RLILE
NOWAK
Roach
Cogan
Donen
Hendereon
Reading
Wedmond Club
Victtorr
Murphy
Bishop
Richmond
Tatteries
Fox
Steelman
Berger
Rain Stops Allentown Wilkes-Barre Game Early
Rain halted the Allentown Wilkes-Barre contest in the fourth inning with Allentown leading 1 to 0. Weather paused play as both teams awaited clearer conditions.
Baseball score notes from New York and Brooklyn games
A blurred report lists New York at R H E Meveland with multiple numbers and battery Carsey Schrecongast Mackin Grady, umpires Day and McGarr. In Brooklyn Fluble Cincinnati did not play due to rain with batteries Phillips Wood Dunn Farrell and umpires Emslie and McDonald.
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New York
R.H.E. Meveland
Carsey and Schrecongast
Mackin and Grady
Umplires
Day and McGarr
Brooklyn
Fluble
Cincinnati
Phillips
Wood
Dunn and Farrell
Western and Eastern League Scores Mixed Across Cities
Western League results show Minneapolis 6 Buffalo 0 and St Paul 2 Columbus 0 while Detroit 3 loses to Kansas City 1 and Indianapolis 5 beats Milwaukee 0 in the Eastern League Toronto 6 Montreal 2, Rochester 6 Syracuse 1 and Hartford 10 Worverter 2 listed.
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Minneapolis
Buffalo
St. Paul
Columbus
Detroit
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Syracuse
Hartford
Worverter
Holy Cross Pennsylvanian and Williams at Dartmouth notes
A fragmented item lists Holy Cross, University of Pennsylvania, Williams, Dartmouth and scores 7, 18, 4. Details are unclear but reflect for a sports or academic event with these institutions and numbers.
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Holy Cross
University of Pennsylvani
Williams
Dartmouth
Wilkes-Barre Record notes Richmond shutout and league moves
The Wilkes-Barre Record reports on a shutout against Richmond, mentions N. BK. Young of the National Raze Ball league and travel details around Scranton and Paterson. It covers lineup changes, Newark to Reading and Lancaster trips, and new player evaluation for Paterson with Abner Powell predicting a winning season.
Reorganized team aims for Sunday baseball opener on oval grounds
The article describes a rebuilt team with players Hi Ladd Goehnaar Bhortell and Amer likely retained to complete the squad. Bwiteer earned a win as pitcher in the Southern time. The tallest man stands forty inches tall, and most of the ten players are hitters. The reorganized lineup will face the fire on Sunday with James J. Jeffries umpiring the world title challenger facing the veteran.
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Hi Ladd
Goehnaar
Bhortell
Amer
Bwiteer
Oval
Lancaster
James J. Jeffries
Fittetimens
Dewey Baseball Team Formed to Seek Tomorrow Games
The Dewey club of South Scranton organized last night with Dity Treasurer BE Robinson as manager and Peter Marker as captain. The roster includes Hetler Elkis Benethteh Klein Robinson Logat Ryan Cowell Shiner Marker. The Rosettes of Booth Scranton accept a challenge from the Mordors for a game tomorrow on any grounds. The South Scranton team will face the West Side Browns tomorrow at the Browns grounds. John Hastiey of South Scranton will play with the Bloomaburg Nor Teal school club today in a game against Stroudeburg Normal. The Irving Avenue Twirlers challenge the Ariels at Little Mines grounds June 1 at 2 p.m. Return game promised by M. Thies. The common council has formed a baseball team to play the COUP Horse team. The commoners’ lineup includes Smith Calpin Altzelominn T. Morris M. V. Morrie Cusick Ruane Grier Coleman. The Lampeone will clash with the Bunsets Sunday at Lo. Gus Rosch manager.
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Lackawanna County
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Olypmut Browns
Eurekas
Providence
Careun City
Sam Roe
Capla'n
Scranton Fights Stir Local Interest in Jeffries Fitzsimmons
Scranton crowds pack Lyceum Grand Central and Jack Skellys to watch the Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons bout with strong local sentiment for Fitzsimmons and a Jeffries following evident in theater applause and hotel gatherings. Several Scrantonians travel to New York or nearby venues to view the fight while placards at the American Volunteers headquarters tease an afternoon wheelbarrow ride for local betting odds and camaraderie.
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Fitzsimmons
Noaher
Jeffries
Lyceum
Jeffriesonian
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Jack Skelly
American Volunteers
Washington Avenue
Gun Stritt
Mido Ip
Will
Dude" Nicholson
Delaware
Jim Judge
Spruce Street
Court House Square
Letters From The People Tribune Note
Short letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune is not responsible for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
Strike Statement from Federal Labor Union at Jermyn
The Federal Labor union of Jermyn Pa V4 states workers went out for a nine hour day and pay biweekly on the pret day of May. They dispute Hoffeckers claims about wage demands and accuse him of stirring hardship. They say workers remain employed, pay higher material costs, and urge machinists to avoid Jermyn for the time being.
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Federal Labor Union
No. V4
Jermyn
Scranton
Ar Hoffecker
Selven
Prevent
Mr. Hoffecker
Alonzo & Whittey
Steele
Jermyn Tune
Manyfield High Commencement honors and school program
Thursday evening marked the closing exercises for Manyfield High with a gala program and praised graduates. Miss Sarah Quinn urged support for higher education while students wowed with songs and readings.
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Manyfield High
Brevers Club Forms Interims. Permanent Meeting Planned
The Bytenbender & Co. group forms a temporary organization with Towtseen H. t FPreas as secretary and A. H. Gable as treasurer, WH Roberts. A permanent organizational meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the same place. George Matthews returns to New Orange New Jersey after visiting relatives. Mire Merritt, an aged resident of Second Street, is critically ill with little hope. Mr. and Mrs. John Maynard and two children plan a Plymouth and Nanticoke visit. John Trotter, Charlie McGinley and Jesse Avery spent time at White Oak pond and brought back a large quantity of finch. Mrs. David BE. Jones of North Main Street left for New York to be with her daughter Anna who is ill with appendicitis.
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Merritt
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John Maynard
Plymouth
Nanticoke
John Trotter
Chariie McGinley
Jesse Avery
White Oak Pond
David BE. Jones
North Main Street
New York
Anna
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