Eastern League Baseball Openers Delayed by Rain
Rain at Wilkes Barre halted the Wilkes Barre vs Syracuse game while Scranton and Buffalo sit tied after Rochester fell to Scranton in a tight contest. Buffalo routed the Grays as Springfield barely edged Toronto and other results remained close with multiple comebacks and narrow margins.
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Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Rochester
Scranton
Buffalo
Grays
Springfiield
Toronto
Branton
Ccuns
Providence
Toronto Springsfield
Ray Denttale
hee-Barty
Steeda
Praia Toroute
Rochester at Scranton and Syracuse at Wilkes-Dar T
The card lists matchups including Rochester versus Scranton and Syracuse facing Wilkes-Darrt. Other sites show Lyupfalog at Providence and Toronto A SPH NUFILLD, indicating a set of scheduled games with uncertain spellings.
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Rochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Darrt
Lyupfalog
Providence
Toronto
Fourth Straight Win For Scranton In Damp Athletic Park Tilt
Scranton defeated Rochester 4 to 2 at Athletic Park as Morse dominated on the mound. Patterson’s errors and timely hits kept Rochester from rallying, while Maguire and Shannon provided the standout moments for Scranton in a brisk, error-light contest.
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Scranton
Daniel Genial Shannon
Rochester
Patterson
Gatore
Anpire Kennedy
Maguire
Kawan la
Kennedy
Morse
Beranton
Frankie Bhannan
Yerrick
Patterson Vicon
Gunson
Movd
Gunron
Boyd
Beranten
O'Brien
Ronner
Daly
Kid Shanon
Mull
Beards
Kagan
Miners
Guinen
Mottemua
Macaie
Big Trout Catch Report Amid Local Fishing Notes
A large 2 1 2 pound trout was hooked near Meadow Brook by Sunday from the South Side and sold at Pierce's market with thirteen other fish. The event occurred at the stream’s head in a deep pool after a worm baited cast. The article also notes existing trotting and pacing track records around 2.05 and references various city standings in the sport.
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Scranton Meherman
South Side
Pierce's Market
Fitzsimmons to Fight Cromdun In City Ten Round Bout
The National Sport Club of Woondon offers a purse of 100 pounds for a ten round bout between heavyweight Fitzsimmons and challenger Dan Cromdun in this city.
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Woondon
Fitzsimmons
Dan Cromdun
Rochester headlines mix of baseball and local sports
The article covers Rochester baseball news with mentions of Walters Mianey Cuneo Harper Woyd Herdon Corr and others. It notes injuries, umpire decisions, and upcoming games with Scranton Wilkes Barre and Syracuse, reflecting a tense season with disputed calls and player statuses.
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Rochester
Talny
Walters
Mianey
Cuneo
Harper Ami
Herdon
Corr
Poole
Bach
Willes
Kennedy Dormar
Byracher
Ipies
Gultney
Suftalo Mn
Toronte
Kesnedy
Wilker Barre
St. Charlee
Anna Latham
Wilkes-Barre
King
Pitteburg
Thorn Wasnondeh
Syeely Wade
Lorethen
Syracuse
The Big Berry Of The Diamond In The Forum
The text roams over public interest in baseball and praise for players in a noisy crowd. It extols the ball pitcher as the biggest berry and notes spectators filling the stands, while the sport’s drama and pageantry captivate the crowd.
Morris Park Race Meeting Opens Saturday Heavy With Steeplechases
New York May 4 The Morris Park meeting will open next Saturday with the Metropolitan and Brooklyn handicaps among the key events. The program runs on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays under Westchester, with Gravesend to follow May 32 starting a cross country series. Top horses named include The Winner Sir Walter Ben Bier Free Adview Brandywine Hanwell The Friar and Semper Bee.
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New York
Westchester
Morris Park
Jockey Club
Westchester Organization
National Hunt
Gravesend
Withers
Requital
Mhasting4
Firat Mate
Sir Walter
Ben Bier
Free Adview
Brandywine
Hanwell
Friar
George H. Ketcham
Vater
Elfriie
Clinechinntl
Fitham
MocCafferty
Chicom
Oper
oNvis
Herons
Hhicago
Hhicago le Evidentivon Gceniine
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Jack Joyner
Ketcham
Saratoga
England
Ben Eder
Boxing Tonight at Music Hall Headlined by Wilson O'Trien
Tonight at Music Hall the headlining bout features Hen Wilson of Tuneville versus "Bin y" O'Trien of Liuffajo in a six rounder. Wilson, a fast puncher who beat Kid Brown recently, faces a tactically skilled opponent as James Judge referees. Undercard includes Eleph eon Judge versus Mike Kane in six rounds and Kid Loyd versus Kid Brown in four, with Shamus Cafferty and Garrett Berry in a heavyweights bout.
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Severa
Music Hall
Hen Wilson
Tuneville
Biny" O'Ttrien
Liuffajo
Wilson
Kid” Brown
James Judge
Scranton
Sam Tonkin
New York City
Elepheon Judge
South Side
Mike" Kane
Minooka
Kid” Loyd
Indianapolis
Kid Brown
Shamus Cafferty
Garrett Berry
Beranton
Beavy
Kane
Taylor
Judge Gets An Ovation For Pittston Return
Lightweight boxer Judge was welcomed by the Riverview Athletic club Elite Social club and a band at the Delaware Lackawanna station in Pittston. He spoke at McCunna's hall after defeating Sam Tonkin in four rounds at the Fifth Avenue Athletic Club in New York City last Thursday night.
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Bond
Pittston
Spectar
Beranton Tribune
Pitston
Jamee Judge
New York City
Sam Tonkin
Fifth Avenue Athletic Club
Judge
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Hiverview Athletic Club
Minooka Fight Ends in Ring Chaos After Contested Decision
A fifteen round planned bout between Paddy Burke of Plata and James Farrell of Edwardsville collapsed in a near riot at Minooka hall after referee Michael Kane awarded the win to Burke on a foul. Tension rose as supporters from Luzerne County surrounded the ropes, with threats and scuffles leading to a near break in the line and remarks of disputed calls from both sides.
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Minooka
Lugerne
Paddy” Hurke
Plata
James Farrel
Edwardsville
Michael Kane
Thin City
Burke
John Kelly
Edward Wilson
Farrell
James Jackson
Wilkes Barre
Jack” Willams
Scwardaville
Don Sweeney
Mymouth
Michael O'Trein
Bturmersville
Lefere
Marrese
Teferes
Kane
44 & Co
Heston
Persens
Luzerne County
Lauserne
Baseball Uniform Contest Divides Voters In Tribune Poll
About fifteen ballots were received yesterday in The Tribune base ball uniform form contest. The Weet Shie Browne leads the field but trails enough to keep the club’s hopes alive. Two others will win second and third prizes. Votes name various clubs and participants across districts with many readouts and scattered results.
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Shie Browne
Rmong
Weat Shilo Hirowiitt Isciessisesereresseens i151
Wet
Harimiles sens BNibere eeceves Luchiwannias _ Ue
Wevess
Fouth Sidelub
Wid MayTolde
Ceie Ceerasews Veaneay
Ug Taste
Brook Croeoent
Arehboha
Swecbs
Escucsas
Nessssetec
Amateur Ball Notes Reveal Local Youth League Challenges
Local clubs issue May schedule challenges across Scranton and Pine Brook regions. Teams like South Sole Sliders, Bl. Cecelias, Young Crescents, and Lilies compete under 16, with games set May 6 to May 11 at various grounds. Captains and managers coordinate via The Tribune for responses and arrangements.
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South Sole Sliders
Cecelias
Young Crescents
Pine Rock
Vote determines uniforms for Lackawanna clubs
The club with the greatest votes will receive ten complete uniforms including coats pants belts and stockings made to order by M Florey sporting goods dealer on Wyoming avenue. Uniforms will match the best Eastern league style and are confined to Lackawanna Susquehanna Wayne Bradford and Wyoming counties. Winning club announced Saturday June 2. Bend Kulota to Sporting Editor The Tribune. Time is short. Begin now.
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Bly
M. Florey
Sporting Goods
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Snavite
Wayne
Busquehanna
Monroe
Bradford
Wyoming
Bend Kuliota
the Tribune
Hetier
Baseball Challenges Across Towns and Games
Local clubs issue challenges on Priceburg grounds including Muny West Side Alltetign and others. Jermyn’s T Hall of The Hickories invites Athletic of Carbondale and Alumni for games on May 12 and 1th at Alumni Park. Weat Side Stars seek a 10 AM Friday game with Star Ira of Washington Ave on Little Woods grounds with a return match. Frothinghom stage hands accept Academy stage hands challenge for May Y at 2 o clock on agreed grounds.
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South Scranton
Berg- Hauser and
Welleh
South Side
Capuuge Avenue
August Mirtz
Charles 6Theaptain
Taylor Rede
Taylor
Tribune
Gomer EE. Davis
South Washington Avenue
Bank Bank
Kirkwood
J. Cummings
Nonpatecile
Prievburg
Chiil
Priceburg
Muny 4
West Side
Browns
Amazons
Lackawanna Club
Walla Wahs
Yanigans
T. Hall
Hickories
Jermyn
Athletic
Carbondale
Alumni Club
Alumni Park
Scranton Tribune
BP. J. McDonald
Millinger
Weat
Ira
Washington Avenue
Little Woods
S. Phillipe
T. Bynon
W. Gallagher
BR. Carson
W. Mughes
W. Dell
F. Harris
F. Davin
Ed Edwards
B. Gallagher
Flelder
W. Fillagher
L. Davis
The
Academy
Crounds
T. Davis
G. Lowder
Fred Softley
J. Jordan
7 Barrett
Dick Kirkwood
J. O'Connell
Dan Kelley
T. Barrett
F. Sherman
C. Locher
Lee Norton
H. Harris
Don’ts for Lady Cyclists From an Early 20th Century Guide
A dated etiquette piece warns ladies on bicycle safety and appearance. It advises against tandem riding on Sundays, wearing gloves, keeping proper posture, avoiding showy colors, and riding modestly to avoid attracting rude remarks. It emphasizes lawfulness and propriety in motion, dress, and behavior.
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Willy
Dena
Bicycle Safety Note from a Historic Field Guide
The passage warns cyclists that bikes slip on wet ground and urges offering aid after a spill. It notes spills can affect any rider regardless of gender and stresses staying calm and not losing balance when riding hills or descents.
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Terre Haute
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Galilee Ie
Oilers
Florthinel
OM Warne
Nashville
Fitz and Creedon
Lackawanna Avanua
Row
Neek
BB. Club
Len Huy
OLIVE
Orient
A.W. Jurisch
Agt
Spruce Street
Spalding M
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Ave
RSSO
Lackawanna Avenue
Bicycle
S.G. Barker & Son
Board of Trade Building
Linden Sti
Scranton, Parent, Court House Square
Columbia and Hartford Bicycles
Columbia
Hartford Bicycle
Kellum & Conrad
Nickel-Plating
Sterling
Stearns
Fenton
Dayton
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Richmond
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
the Lackawanna Wheel CO
Washington Ave
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