State League results and college games from Saturday
Carbondale and Hazleton battled to a scoreless effort in separate games listed with multiple locations including Reading Allentown Pottsville Lancaster and Philadelphia Pennsylvanias 12 runs to Columbias 7 in a college showdown Lehigh 2 Rochester 4 at Rochester and Washington edges Rochester 7 to 5 in an exhibition with detailed batting errors and pitching notes across venues.
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Eastern League Saturday Results Reorder Standings
Toronto defeated Providence reshaping the East standings as Buffalo sinks to last with no wins. Springfield remains unbeaten atop the division, while Rochester nearly shut out by Scranton and Wilkes Barre edged Syracuse. Becranton beat Rochester and Springfield smashed Buffalo.
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Scranton Scores Mixed Baseball Stat Line
Riflee hits Rogers and Whitehead steals. Scranton leaves 7 on base to Rochester 7. Roches ter errors give Scranton two, Whitehead Ward and Clark turn double plays. Delaney and Duryea walk. Pitcher Clark Daily hits by pitch. Umpire Doescher Timo-145.
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That Blocked Ball Saved Rochester From Shutout
A large Saturday crowd watched Scranton defeat Rochester 5 to 1. Shinnick’s third inning hit rolled into the crowd and sparked Scranton’s scoring. Whitehead led off the second with a walk and, aided by Radford’s double, drove in two runs. Rochester avoided a shutout only on Shinnick’s controversial hit and late rallies failed to overcome Scranton’s early lead.
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Ork
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Denney
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One-Sided Wilkes-Barre Rout Syracuse in Athletic Park Game
Wilkes-Barre defeated Syracuse 15 to 3 at Athletic Park on a Saturday afternoon. The locals surged with frequent scoring, while Syracuse managed only three runs, all in the ninth inning. Attendance was fair, enthusiasm moderate, and key players included Lytle Shannon Diggin McMahon and Keenan for Wilkes-Barre, with Welch Minnelin and Lothrop starring for Syracuse.
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National League standings and game results recap
National League action on Saturday and Sunday saw Philadelphia rise from near last to ninth after beating New York, while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati and Brooklyn fell to Baltimore. St. Louis split with Cleveland, Chicago defeated Louisville, and other listed games featured hits, errors, and various battery pairings across venues including New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
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Keete
Buffalo Bisons Arrive for Scranton Game
Manager Morton and fourteen Buffalo players arrived on the Lackawanna train from Springfield accompanied by Eph Lyon of the Buffalo Express and will be joined by A G Batchelder of the Buffalo Courier. Morton cites unlucky batting as the team’s main issue and notes Walluck’s peculiar fielding. Herndon or McGinnis to pitch for Buffalo with Urquhart catching while Scranton plans Brown to pitch and Gaffney to umpire.
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Hudson County Athletic Club Eyes Eastern League Franchise
P T Powers as head of the new Hudson County Athletic Club reportedly considers buying an Eastern League franchise to base a Jersey City club. The organization, described as social and athletic, has secured a clubhouse and outdoor sports will dominate its program. The Sporting Life notes the Jersey City link without naming the club.
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Scranton team struggles early in season despite at bats
The article notes the Scrantons lack heart when games go against them and often pull themselves from holes at bat. Mike Mahoney, Georgetown pitcher, is sought by several league clubs, with manager George Iduvin of the New Yorks ready to make an offer, but Mahoney plans to stay amateur.
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Scranton Bicycle Club Riders Do Carbondale Run
Nearly a score of Scranton Bicycle Club members bicycled to Carbondale and back led by Captain EB A Gilmore. The party included W R Pierce M R Sloan George Sharps D P Connolly J P Connolly Harry Lucas G A Gardner and others. They rode from 10 AM to after noon reaching Carbondale around noon and returned by 5 30 PM despite a crank break and chain issue on the return leg.
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Harry Lucas
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George Winans
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Bert Henderson
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Scranton Wheelmen News and Local Cycling Notes
Seventeen Green Ridge Wheelmen watched the operetta Olivette at Davis' theater last Wednesday. The Green Ridge club plans a smoker for West Side Wheelmen of Wilkes-Barre this Friday evening May 10 at the Green Ridge club home. William F. Tailby, who traded a stolen wheel with dealer C. M. Florey, was captured in New York and is in Auburn prison. Florey will travel to Auburn to identify him. Houben the Belgian champion and Wheeler, king of the Cash Prize Wigie, plan a three-race series for a 0 prize. Houben doubts Wheeler’s training. Eighteen Green Ridge Wheelmen joined a club run to Peckville Thursday evening, hosted by Mr. Blandin at Hotel Betts. return trip took thirty minutes. Captain Carr ordered a search from Olyphant. Dickson City youths trouble wheelmen passing through. Last Thursday Richard Wambold of Green Ridge rode toward Peckville when a 9-year-old boy threw a stick, tearing spokes and twisting the frame on his rear wheel.
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Scranton Baseball Scene Mixed With Park Talks
Reports from the Diamond Dust column describe Buffalo versus Scranton at the Base Ball park, 4 p.m., with Hodson pitching for Philadelphia toward Saturday's game with New York. The piece notes unnamed park naming, asks about Ladies days, lists players Ward, Clark, Rogera, and Johnson, mentions a press box change, and covers various local games, standings, and rumors, including Bantam teams, fines, and league plans.
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Hunt Him Down Ho A Poem Of Vengeance From A Saintly Town
A fragmentary poem urges villagers to hunt down a fleeing sinner with intense violence. The speaker appeals to collective zeal and vengeance, depicting blood and pursuit across a town and streets. The text references a crucified Redeemer and ends with attribution to F. L. Stanton.
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Rehearsal and notices on West Side Wilkes-Barre scene
West Side Tribune reports Scranton United choir rehearsal with Bauer's band at Mears hall led by John T. Wathing amid applause and future Laurel Hill park exhibition. Also notes secretary Joseph D. Lewis and treasurer T. M. Millar for the choir, and obituaries for Mrs. Anne Thomas and Mrs. Christiana Burschell. Includes local society events, lectures, sidewalk notices, school activities, and public notices across Hyde Park and Washburn Street areas.
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Belt Line tunnel opens serving no more river transfers
The Belt Line railroad tunnel under Baltimore from Camden Station to Bayview Junction on the Philadelphia division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad opens for business. Electric locomotives are not yet in use and the tunnel cost upward of 4.8 million dollars.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Castoria Recalled From Historic Rhyme
A vintage rhyme notes a child named Daby and Abe using Castoria for illness and crying. The verse connects Castoria to various stages of care with the recurring product reference, reflecting period medicina branding and parenting language.
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Rollin J Hi Wilbur Gen Supt Chas 8 Lee Gen Pass Ant
Rollin J Hi and Wilbur named to posts with Chas 8, Lee and Gen Pass Ant in Philadelphia and South Bethlehem positions. Aboard Nominated as acting agents for the South Bethlehem area.
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Trains Schedules: Scranton to New York and Erie Rail Line
Erie and Wyoming Valley schedules show trains from Scranton to New York and intermediate points at 6 55 a.m. and 2 21 p.m. Also from Scranton to Honesdale Hawley and locals at 6 35 a.m. 4 3 a.m., and 3 24 p.m. Through trains to and from Honesdale. Wilkes Barre departures at 6 40 a.m. and 3 41 p.m.
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