Eastern League Games Produce Repeat Victories
Eastern League results mirror Monday as Springfield defeats Toronto twice 21 6 total and leads for first place. Wilkes-Barre Rochester and Providence win while Scranton beats Syracuse and Buffalo loses heavily. standings tighten around Springfield Wilkes-Barre Providence and Scranton.
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Springfield
Toronto
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Scranton
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Beranton
Barre
Aks Springield
Wilkes Weradegereee
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Sprinfield
Clark's Home Run Secures Scranton Victory Over Syracuse
Scranton defeated Syracuse 8 to 4 in front of about 1,500 fans after a tense 12 inning tie. Clark belted a center field homer in the third as Delaney held the mound for Scranton and Kilroy starred at the plate, with Delaney allowing few free passes and Syracuse errors limiting scoring opportunities.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Ellroy
American Association
Athletics
Philadelphia
Mr. Kill
Scrantons
Clark
Gream
Delaney
Radford
Rogers
Ward
Brady
Eagan
Johnson
Big Bill Clark
Pittston
Kilroy
Whitehead
Delaney shines as Syracuse tops Scranton in high-scoring game
Delaney dominates on the mound and at the plate for Syracuse as Scranton racks up 16 hits to Syracuse 26. Delaney collects two bases on a hit, walks five, and scores, while Griffin, Welch, and Ward contribute key runs and defensive plays in a 7 to 2 lead extending with an eighth inning Syracuse run.
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Ward
Welch
Syracuse
Balla
Simon
Minahan
Clark
Griffin
Whitehead
Scranton
Brady
Johnson
Moss
Rafter
Kilroy
Battery
Rogers
Radford
Houle
Horanton
R. H. Oo
A. Wahil
Renee Brady
Wrens
Il Minahan
Db Griffin
Kagan
Bcranton
Hogers
Delaney Minahi
Power
Eagan
Flint
Goff
L&s
Bovescher
Springfield's Two Wins Over Toronto In Twin Games
Springfield, Mass on May 1 won both ends of a doubleheader against Toronto. The opener, 6 to 4, featured strong pitching by Gray for Toronto and sharp Springfield defense keeping the visitors from scoring. In the second game Springfield rolled to a 6 to 2 victory, Shaw pitching for Toronto struggled as Springfield produced timely hitting and aggressive base running.
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Springfield
Mass
Toronto
Gray
Shaw
Southard
Coughlin
Shedler
Meara
Congalton
Shannon
Smith
Donnelly
Sheffier
Lutenberg
Doment
Swartwood and Snyder
Sternes
Springfeld
McKillen
Lake
Shoeffler
McDonald
Sypl
Sheffler
Garry
Gunson
Lynch
MacDonald
Gilbert
Dumont
Swiftwood
Snyder
Providence and Buffalo Rally in Error Filled Game
Providence defeated Buffalo 15 to 12 in a high scoring early season game. Egan and Herndon struggled with control while Providence built a lead on hits and walks and Buffalo rallied with a four inning surge before Providence pulled away. Attendance was about 1,000 as both clubs committed costly errors.
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Buffalo
Egan
Herndon
Attendane
Errora
Balle
National League Scores and Standings Recap
National League results show Pittsburgh extending a winning streak by beating Cincinnati while Philadelphia drops further after losing to New York. Brooklyn and Baltimore played a tense affair on wet grounds, and Cleveland topped St. Louis 8 to 7. Weather halted Boston at Washington.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Smith
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Louisville
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Hemming
Robinson
Gumbert
Grim
Long
Murray
Teeta
Hutteries
Weyhing
Clements
Buckley
Rusie
Farrell
Reilly
German
Ncinnati
Parrott
Merritt
Hart
Sugden
Emalie
Cleveland
St. Louis
Errora
Hattories
Ehret
Peltz
Young
Cuppy
Zimmer
Boutts
State
I. B.C. Pittaburge
Acees Eaeggeaten
Allentown Umpire Evans Debuts in Pro Game
Allentown faced Reading in a high scoring contest as Umpire Evans from Olyphant made his professional debut. The game saw Reading win 15 to 1 with 16 hits to Allentown's 20 and Evans officiating behind the plate.
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Allentown
Evans
Olyphant
Reading
Bakery
Milligan
Scheible
Smink
Shenandoah
Pottsville
Potteville
Batterles
Severs
Rafferty
Kennedy
Hughes
Fox
Holland
Hazleton
Hugzleton
Carbondale
Rrors
Carbon
Williams tops Harvard at Boston in college game
Williams defeats Harvard 10 to 3 in a college game at Boston. In Middletown Connecticut Yale faced Wesleyan with an unclear score noted as 11 for Yale or Wesleyan.
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Boston
Harvard
Williams
Middletown
Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Baseball highlights and signings through The Tribune
Hudson backs Cleveland while Scranton faces Rochester at the Base Ball park at 4 p m today. Providence signs pitcher Boyd released by Washington and Malcolm McDonald from Philadelphia. Princeton beats Cornell 6 2 in Ithaca after 2500 attend. Springfield notes a fire alarm box for emergency response.
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Hudson
Cleveland
Scranton
Rochester
The
Tribune
Providence
Boyd
Washington
Malcolm McDonald
Philadelphia
Springfield Union
Syracuse Stars
Billy Barnie
Bailiwick
Trilby
James A. Cummings
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Altmanna
Smith
Three Quoit Challengers Out for Money
Patrick Duddy reveals challenges to quoit players Reed Duddy and Bottle with stakes from $25 to $100. Reed will pitch a 1 point game against Riggaby for $50 to $100, giving points to Riggaby and Dodds, while Bottle challenges Lynn. Continuous pool matches pair Marsh and Jones for $25 a side at Keogh's billiard parlor tonight starting 8 o'clock.
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Thomas Bottle
John Lynn
Duryen
The
Tribune
Mr. Duddy
Smallridge’s
Seventh Ward
Will Marsh
Wii Jones
Pittston
Keogh
Lehigh Lacrosse Narrowly Trails New York in Bethlehem
In Bethlehem on May 1 the Lehigh University lacrosse team fought a tight game against the University of New York. The score stood 3 to 8 near time, with Nelson later sending the ball toward an uncertain finish.
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Lehigh
Lacrosse
Bethlehem
University of New York
Lehigh University
Nelson
Lehigh Edges Visitors In 4-0 Win In Front Of Crowd
About 1,000 spectators watched Lehigh defeat the visitors by four goals to zero. The match featured a clear Lehigh advantage and the home team controlled play throughout.
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Lehigh
Arrangements Made for Carbondale Club Tourney in August
The Carbon dale Tennis club held its annual meeting in Lackawank club rooms on Tuesday evening electing President W A Manville Vice President D L Crane Secretary and Treasurer J H Paul and an executive committee M L Moon and H Torrance The club plans a handicap tournament on the club grounds in Carbondale during August.
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Carbondale Tennis Club
Lackawank Club
W. A. Manville
D. L. Crane
J. H. Paul
M. L. Moon
H. Torrance
Carbondale
Dispute Over Meylert Avenue Property Escalates
A quarrel between Michael Horan of Brick avenue and Charles Stiles of Main avenue over a Meylert avenue property led to a barricaded residence and a court fight. Stiles accuses Horan of assault after a tenant left. Horan counters forcible entry. A jury trial is set for next Thursday.
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Michael Horan
Brick Avenue
Charles Stiles
Main Avenue
Meylert Avenue
Horan
Walking Backward Fad Captures Belgian Pedestrian Feat
A Belgian youth walked from Antwerp to Brussels in two days while moving backward. He wore special shoes with a toe heel. Also noted is Dr Thomas Helectric Oil for burns and an ad for W G Doud & Co plumbing services at 0 Leckawanne avenue with telephone 242.
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Antwerp
Brussel
W. G. Doud & Co
Leckawanne Avenue
West Side
Starner
South Main Avenue
Revere
F. W. Maron & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William
Griffiths
Local Scranton Doctor Promises Quick Cure For Ailments
An advertisement for Dr. Reeves at 412 Spruce Street offers to treat impotence, nerve issues, gonorrhea, syphilis, and many sexual and blood disorders with new methods. Claims include restoring memory, vitality, and “shrunk parts” to normal. Exams advertised as free with confidential service and specific office hours.
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Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
West Side Wedding and Local Nuisance Notes
Jollity marks the Mallet Smith wedding at St Patrick's Church. The West Side columns report on the ceremony and reception, guest list, and present gifts. Also covered are residents' complaints about the Hewitt factory odor near Taylor, plus community notes on choir tensions, upcoming conventions, local visits, and small ads for services and goods.
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Jollity
George Mallet
Rose Smith
Father Whalen
St. Patrick's Church
Marry Powers
Joseph Cullahen
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Mallet
John Phillips
BF. Moore
John Kerman
Mornel. Welsh
Castoria Advertising Rhyme Remains Noted Slogan
An old nursery rhyme emphasizes Castoria as a remedy across life stages from infancy to motherhood. The jingle traces reliance on Castoria through sickness childhood and parenting. It reflects historical marketing of a pediatric remedy.
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