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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1895

Page

7

Eastern League Standings and Yesterday’s Scores

Yesterday’s results leave the Eastern League standings unchanged. Springfield beat Scranton to widen the gap with the Alligators, Buffalo-Syracuse, Toronto-Rochester, and Providence-Milwaukee matchups also noted. Today’s games feature Springfield at Scranton and Providence at Wilkes-Barre plus Rochester hosting Toronto and Syracuse visiting Buffalo.

Springfield Scranton Providence Wilkes-Harre Burmcuac Duffalo Correeeeee Toronto Rochester Alligators Syracuse Buffalo Torontos Rochesters We - B.C. BorineMeld Vecevseccenenves Wilkes-Barre Secceceseees Tb Sereserer Buffwlo Toraccsy OS Baraeracde Branton Wvssreeves Topotuo Wilkes-Barre New York Erie Railroad Honesdale Hawley Lake Ariel

Springfield Ponies Dominate Scranton In Lopsided Game

Springfield played errorless defense and heavy hitting to defeat Scranton at home. Coughlin pitched better than Delancey, as Scranton’s defense misplayed numerous opportunities and allowed nine putouts by Springfield’s outfield. The Ponies’ bats produced multiple hits, with Ward, Radford, and Clark among rally makers, while Scranton struggled to retire batters.

Springfield Scranton Springfield Ponies Coughlin Delancey St. Whitehead Radford Ward ATL Knox Scrantons Thomas Johnson Clark Donnelly Lynch Callahan Garry Stearn Schiffler Stearns McDonald Gil Scranton Smith Whitehead W. Johnson Brady T. Johnson Imtter Schiffer Gilbert Dark Beare

Downed by Providence as Comeback Falls Short

Wilkes-Barre lost to Providence 4 2 after a late burst tied the score in the ninth. Joe Knight’s left field defense and Konight’s glove sealed the win for Providence, with Lovett pitching well for the visitors and Betts failing to deliver the tying hit.

Scranton Tribune Wilkes-Barre Providence Rhode Islanders Bousewine Lyttle Shannon Betts Konight Lovett Wikes-Darre Feld Joe Knight Harden Lesette Wilkes-Prttro Tor Wilkes-Barre Legotte Botts McMahon Murray Cooney Stricker Bogert Ike Long Bausewine

Errors Lose The Game as Buffalo Drops Match

Errors at critical stages cost Buffalo the game as Wadsworth pitched well but misplays by teammates doomed the effort against Syraguee. Attendance 1,800.

Buffalo, N Buffalo Wadsworth Syraguee

Syracuse Beats Buffalo In Slugger Packed Baseball Tilt

In a high scoring game Syracuse earned an 8 to 2 victory over Buffalo. Farned and Field led with two base hits each and Wadsworth contributed four strikeouts for Buffalo while Kilroy tallied two for Syracuse.

Rochester Beats by Pitcher Gray in Toronto Tilt

Toronto Ontario June 10 Rochester failed to solve Pitcher Gray as McPartlin was hit steadily. Lush hit a seventh inning triple for Rochester. Freeman and Demont muff plus Shinnick three base hit fueled two eighth inning runs. Hamburg closed the ninth with a timely out, making the game one sided. Beere was the opponent pitcher.

Toronto Ont Rochester Gray McPartlin Lush Freeman Vistors Demont Muff Shinnick Stochester Hamburg Beere A. Mara Eesenssenss Daly O'Brien Aeneees Hamburg Eee - Lush Seveerneenes Warner Pfenninger White Ames McPartlin Melartiin Lippi Smith MecPartlin Snyder

National League Upsets Highlight Weekend Games

Yesterday in the National League the Pirates lost to Brooklyn 4 to 0 behind Hawley. Senators edged Browns by one run in a clean game with equal batting. Spiders shut out by Quakers nine times. Baltimore climbs to third with Cincinnati defeated, while the Giants pass the Colts to sixth. Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 4 to 0. New York tops Chicago 5 to 4. Washington defeats St. Louis in ten innings 2 to 1.

Hawley Pirates Brooklyn Senators Browns Cleveland Spiders Quakers Baltimore Cincinnati Colts Giants Pittsburg Rooklyn Batheries Kennedy Grim Kinslow McDonald New York Chicago Mark Wilson Griffith Kittridge Washington St. Louis Errore Maul McGuire Ripley and Peltz Murray

Tarrisbure Harrisburg Reading scoreline summary

In Tarrisbure and Harrisburg readings show scattered score fragments. Umpire Manlove officiated. At Lancaster Allen town games ended 1 to 3. Providence University of Pennsylvania faced Brown with a final 11 to 3 score.

Tarrisbure Harrisburg Reading Huw Errori Tatteries Amos and Roth Rhoades Smink Manlove Lancaster Allentown Providence University of Pennsylvania Brown

National Board Maintains Hodson in Philadelphia

The National Base Ball board met at the Fifth Avenue hotel and kept proceedings secret until 1.45 pm. Board members N. B. Young C H Byrne and A H Soden heard a league letter stating Hodson will stay with the Philadelphia club after being released by Boston and claimed by Cleveland.

National Board Philadelphia Wim New York National Base Gal Board Fifth Avenue N. B. Young C. H H. Byrne A. H. Soden League Hodson Bostons Cleveland

Baseball Board Rules on Player Contracts and Cross Case

President Young announced the National board would impose full penalties on clubs or players violating contracts. The board voided Monte Cross's 1894 Detroit contract, ruling he was then employed in the Eastern League, and Detroit had no claim to Syracuse’s release payment. Cross then played for Syracuse last year.

Philadelphia Young Hudson Monte Cross Pittsburg Shotstop Detroit Cross Syracuse

Barnie Eyes Scranton Comeback with New Team if Needed

Manager Barnie, back in Scranton after a two day hunt for players, told Tribune reporters he will form a winning club even if it requires a new team. He disclosed no definite signings, noted scarce good players, and confirmed Crown’s suspension was ratified while Brown cannot sign with a National club.

Scranton Barnie Lackawanna Tribune Springfeld Colcolough Pitsburgs Hudson Gus Weyhing National Board Brown

Scranton Baseball Teams Set For Weekend Play

Scranton faces Springfield at the Baseball Park at 4pm with Quarles and Rogers in the lineup. Springfield battery Coughlin and Leahy began their Holy Cross careers together, while Wilkes-Barre signs McLaughlin for the season and Rochester issues shifting manager talk. Local clubs advertise matches, batting prospects, and plenty of league chatter as teams chase leads and fans consider upcoming games.

Quarles Rogers Scranton Springfield Coughlin and Leahy Springfield Battery Holy Cross College

Castoria Recalled In Pediatric Brand Note

A nostalgic verse references Castoria as a remedy for a child named Daby and later for a child named Misa. The lines imply ongoing use as the child grows from infancy to motherhood. The stanza emphasizes Castoria as a trusted household remedy across generations.

Wilkes Barre singers seek top prizes at elesteddfod

The Wilkes Barre area hosts a musical contest with Scranton United choir Scranton Glee club and Druid Glee club competing for top prizes. John T. Watking leads the United choir while Lewys Wateyn commands the Druid army. Prize money includes 1000 for a win and 300 for a second, plus 250 for the male glee club and a separate Ladies choir prize.

Wilkes-Barre Elsteddfod Scranton United Choir Scranton Glee Club Druid Glee Club Sterling John T. Watking Watking Watkins United Choir Scranton Will Evans Scranton United Evans Lewys Wateyn Heckel Annie Laurie

Bargain Shoe Offer From Local Department Store

50 cases of shoes received yesterday. Mr Myer Davidow spent days in New York market buying a large stock at spot cash. Men’s solid leather 75c, fine shoes 1.10, French calf 2, ladies 75c to 2.50, misses 73, school shoes 45c, children 23c. Big savings, guaranteed satisfaction, call to inspect stock.

Starner South Main Avenue Revere BY. W. Mason & Co J. C. King Wat Jackson Street Wall Paper Fred Reynolds North Main Avenue Willliam D. Griffiths Myer Davidow Shoe New York Musset Dongola

Nancom Cunn Vege Table Tonic Claims Safe Tobacco Cure

The advertisement touts Nancom Cunn as entirely vegetable and free from injurious ingredients. It promises tone and vigor without forcing multiple bottle purchases or a month’s treatment and claims no tobacco withdrawal or tablet chewing relapse.

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