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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1895

Page

7

Eastern league games yesterday produced identical results

All games were completed with no change to the percentage list as clubs won or lost as in prior matches. Highlights include Scranton edging Rochester by one run in a one inning tilt and Wilkes-Barre defeating Syracuse through solid defense.

Scranton Rochester Wilkes- Barre Syracuse Providence Toronto Springfield Callahan Bisons Dr. Reeven Spruce Street

Delaney Delivers in Tenth Inning Scranton Triumph

Scranton edges Rochester 8 to 7 in ten innings after a dramatic rally. Delaney hits a two base drive off Rochester pitcher McPartlin to drive in four runs and seal the comeback as the crowd roars.

Clark Johnson Whithead Rochester Balla C. Smith Lush Smith Ward Patchen Mamburg Wente Radford Walter Shinnick Fabure Walters Long Houle Mc Seni Chirk Tre

Providence and Toronto Play Close Baseball Tilt

Providence and Toronto played a tight game with rival pitchers Lovett and Crane. Demont’s grounder in the first inning inningled two runs for Providence, while Smith scored both Toronto runs on aggressive baserunning and hits. Murray sprinted home on a wild throw in the ninth as Toronto pushed for a late rally.

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Springfield Defeats Buffalo 9 to Nines in Series Opener

Springfield, Massachusetts hosted Buffalo and won by a nine to score. Ex pitcher Vickery, now with Buffalo, faced Callahan of Springfield who held Buffalo to scattered hits. An early muff by Scheffler and a string of hits and errors in the fifth produced six Springfield runs as the defense turned four double plays. Scheffler also made a sharp ninth inning catch.

Sprinfield Mass Buffalo Vickery Springfield Bisons Callahan Clymer Schetiler Scheffler Shannon Successivesan I Donnelly Lynch Gilbert Garry Gungon McDonald Wetseenee Bottorius Springfeld Huffalo Batls Draudy Urquhart Bottomus Baetts Acheffler Botton Gilbert, Scheller Lewee Whee Tevand Buyer

National League outcomes shift as Cleveland closes on first

In a rugged National League slate, Pittsburgh and Baltimore faltered while Cleveland beat St Louis to shrink the gap to one game atop the standings. Philadelphia dropped to last after a loss to New York as Brooklyn and Chicago also posted wins.

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Almost a Riot Over Balk Call in State League Game

In Allentown on May 2 the State League game nearly erupted after umpire Evans ruled a balk scoring Moran. Captain Torreyson protested and was benched as Reading refused to continue. Evans awarded the win to Allentown 8 to 0, with box scores showing Allentown six hits to Reading four and multiple errors by both sides.

Evans Allentown Moran Torreyson Reading Devlin Mil-lwan Michael Smink Evana

Scranton and Rochester Square Off In Scranton Park Action

Notes from a baseball day at the Base Ball park describe Scranton leading in extra innings while Carbondale, Rocheste, and Wilkes Barre-Syracuse figures feature infield plays and pitching. Johnson shows eleven put outs in three games. Boudy ten and Houle five. Prominent names include H Jennings-Yee Providence last year’s Eastern league champion and umpire Herman Doescher with a notable smile.

Scranton Bire Wari Johnson Chirk Whilsthead Radlford Bbs Patehen Qos Vavene Veere Delaney, Pisrevacees Totaia Toronto EUG Springfield Buffalo Hombre Wonte Adeeekeeraeeen Walters Pes Ieineass Rhinnick Wilkes-Barre Providence McPartha Bctancon Peevscrenrenneraee Bytocubo E Mudiqis Scespeenssencdeese Buffalo Viscseecssssees Oo Scranton Fiteet Rocheeter Oennee Hochester Totomio Csssesseeersee Harned Rochester Ward Delaney Wente Shinniek Lush Syracuse Ward Brady Hemburst Lang McPartiin Snoak Pop Radford H. Jennings Yee Hart Pittsburg Smith Phillies Phillips Cincinnati Hoffer Baltimore Gidding’s North Malin Avenue Tribune Delaney Clark Blue Bells Round Woods the Tribune Hayden Oliver Edward Lewis McPartlin Chapman Amsterdams Erle

Pool champions duel at Jerome Keogh parlors

Wil Marsh of Scranton defeated in a game of continuous pool at Jerome Keogh's parlors in Pittston. The Went Side player Will Marsh faced Pitts ton’s Will Jonen as spectators watched the long table challenge unfold.

Pittston Jones Jerome Keogh Marsh Scranton Boys Joner Wil Marsh Scranton Will Marsh Will Jonen

Concert at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Programme

This evening at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church the Christian Endeavor Society presents a program with soloists William Kirst, Peter Rosar, Robert Scholl, and Prof. Loreng Haberatroch, plus church choir and Mannerchor performances. Requiem masses and interments follow.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Christian Beavor Society OPQUN Ccc Ce William Kirst Chorus Young People's Sorciory Rochalon Miennerchor Peter Rosar Robert Scholl Annie Schenk Duwtt Wanda Weatpfahl Mra Muggle Trester Robert Seholl Loreng Haberatroch Selcmom Seeeseeeeeees HS Uawhoneerieeercseeeese

Railroad Notes and Social Bits From the Region

Ticket agent T W Powell of the Delaware and Hudson plans to marry Miss Carter of Minersville at this evening’s ceremony. A photo captures the Delaware Lackawanna and Western locomotive known as the W F P Hallstead, touted as the finest engine on the system. Pennsylvania Railroad awards a 20000 ton steel contract at 22 per ton, raising yearly orders to 47000 tons. Weather draws crowds to a fishing trip while tall tales abound. About thirty railroad men under John Armstrong form a gymnasium class after winter demand and limited space. Dr Thomas healing oil claims burn relief as an ideal family remedy.

T. W. Powell Delaware and Hudson Miss Carter Scranton Railroad Association John Armatrong Young Men

Misread Remedies and Gentle Nursings in Verse Form

A playful pastiche lists familiar children’s remedies and brands in verse. It recalls choices like Cuore Castoria and Castoria style cures as a child grows, with whimsical references to Daly wan deck and Calliren.

Daly Hhe Cagtoda Miso Castoria

West Side News Brightens City Life And Disorder

Miss McGoff, 22, faces assault charges after hurling an earthen jug at Mrs. Hunter during a dispute on Lizerne Street. A hearing led to McGoff's $200 ball. other items note Mrs. Evans honored by grandchildren and plans for a new sidewalk, plus police detentions for disorderly conduct on Jackson Street.

William Henry Market Street Nellie Dawson Main Avenue Meghoppen Father Whitty Society Sidney Chappell Meylert Avenue The Presbyterian Church Florence Ham Honesdale Misa Reynolds T. J. Davies Layborn North End Mary McGoff Wirtz Lizerne Street Wirts Ives 2 Agnes Hunter Mary MocGoft Mrs. Hunter Bealdes Hunter Miss McGoff Robert Morris Hall Booth Malnavemiie Jackson Street Baptist Church Samuel Davis West Side Cigar Store James Hughes W. O' Hara Joseph Oliver Oliver Lewis, Saul, Lowry Matthews John Philps John Drury Michael McDonnell John McAnulty Jackson Street Denth McDonnell

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