Horner's hot bat lifts Scranton past Springfield in slugfest
Little Jack Horner carried Scranton to a 9 run burst, overpowering Gruber as Springfield faltered. Horner drove in the decisive runs aided by backstop Vignaux and sharp defense from Eagan Bradley and Meaney, while Gruber was knocked out in the fifth.
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Rochester Beats Buffalo in East League Tilt at Riverside Park
Rochester outlasted Buffalo 7 to 4 in ten innings after a costly error by Shannon tied the game in the seventh. Gannon held the Bisons to three runs through nine, while Dailey powered Rochester with a three base hit in the ninth. Attendance was about seven thousand.
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Providence Dominates Wilkes-Barre with Superior All-Around Play
Providence defeated Wilkes-Barre in a steady display of team balance and efficiency. The Friars controlled the game with strong defense and balanced scoring from guards and forwards, reinforcing their lead throughout.
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National League Results Stir Up Standings
Cincinnati beat Louisville and Chicago defeated St. Louis pushing Chicago to fourth, Cincinnati to fifth, and St. Louis to ninth. Today's NL schedule features Baltimore at Pittsburgh and New York at Louisville among others.
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Louisville and Cincinnati Resulted In a Lopsided Loss
The Louisville team outbatted Cincinnati but lost due to fielding and base running errors. May 3 in Chicago saw a high attendance as crowds forced gates, with Chicago defeating St Louis 9 to 3 in the opposite report. Batteries Briggs and Donohue for Chicago and Bart and Douglass for St Louis. Umpire Weidman.
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Easton loss noted with multiple batteries and umpire changes
In Easton the game shows batteries Staley and Smith versus others with umpire Horning. Pottsville won in 8 innings 6 to 1 with Cronin Flannigan McGarvin Moore behind the plate. Lancaster beat Carbondale 9 to 0 after a ninth inning field exit and umpire Jones. Other scores include Yale over Providence Crown 1 to 0 and Williams over Harvard 5 to 1.
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Amateur Ball Notes Highlight Local Matches And A Century Ride
The Boulding Boys beat Button Busters 18 to 2 on Lafayette Street. Harmonies edged Eureka Reserves 27 to 7 with Logan delivering heavy hits. YMCA team lost 6 to 0 to Stroudsburg State Normal School due to base running errors. Scranton Business College beat Factoryville 7 to 6. Taylor Reds challenge various teams at Taylor grounds. Magnet beat West Side Stars 11 to 8. Eureka Reserves meet James Boys ground May 7 8 20 p.m. Nos. 27 and 2 public schools triumphed 4 to 0. Sliders vs Scranton Juniors played spiritedly. Tropp featured for Scranton Juniors. A. W. Jurish rode 100 miles from Scranton to Carbondale then to Moncaw and Wilkes-Barre before returning to the club house.
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Scranton Baseball Talks and Springfield Preview
Springfield hosts Scranton in a pivotal Eastern league matchup as Johnson, Horner, and Brown may start against Providence. Transients Hutchinson and Power are in play, while McDermott braces for a tight contest amid contract unsettleds and manager control.
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Dunmore Rifle Range Brisk Attendance Despite Wind
At the Dunmore rifle range a good crowd gathered Saturday afternoon despite a brisk wind. After preliminary shooting, the regular program proceeded and scores were posted for the afternoon competition.
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