Eastern league games leave standings intact
Scranton defeated Buffalo in a ninth inning thriller while Wilkes-Barre edged Toronto in a pitcher’s duel. Springfield overwhelmed Syracuse with timely hitting as Providence topped Rochester, keeping the four leading clubs on top and assigning a sharp note to J. Smith’s error that helped Wilkes-Barre win. Weather was fine and attendance reached about 800. Score: not fully listed.
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Scranton
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Keenan
Lytle
J. Smith
B.C. Sprineneld
Fio
Providence Peeenteenenenee
Wilkes-Barrew
Seeseensee ‘ Owld
Boranton
Bytroyec
Ij Wi
Sree
Wilkes-Tarre
Springfold
Scranton Beats Buffalo In Ninth Inning Checker
In a dramatic city game Scranton defeated Buffalo 4 to 4 in the ninth. Field the Buffalo captain was ejected after multiple protests and fines totaling 30 dollars. Vickery pitched and was fined five dollars. both clubs argued key calls leading to a tense finish.
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Scranton
Hku
Captain Field
The
Buffalos
Four Double Plays Highlight Grays Perfect Fielding
In Providence on May 7 the Grays’ defense dominated as Rudderham pitched superbly and Rochester managed only two hits through seven innings. A late home run by Lush in the eighth prevented a shutout, with about 1,000 in attendance.
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Providence
Rochester
Grays
Rudderham
Lush
Sores
Lyons
Cosses
Sy Averenne
Rogers
H Cooney
Stricker
Dixon
Daly
Ees
Providenve
Errore
Baller Rudderham
McPartlin
Strink
Rudyerham
Bassett
Nt—Rudderham
Baets
Murray
Smith
Coaney
Rowere
Payne
Hamburg
Lang
Shinnock
Spire—Snyder
Springfield Defeats Syracuse in Errorless Game
Springfield, Mass May 7, played an errorless game and beat Syracuse easily. Captain Donnelly returned to action and improved play. Syracuse initially threatened Day, but while the visitors hit early the score finished with Springfield taking control after inning two and pulling away.
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Springfield
Rochester
Mass
Syracuse
Donnelly
Callahan
State League Scores and Standings Across Cities
Lancaster readings show 66 to 108 as Altee Lancaster suffers 14 percent while Reading struggles at 66. Harrisburg edges Allentown 6 to 0 with Hasleton and Shenandoah games producing errors and a 3 to 4 line on Hasleton Shenandoah.
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Lancaster
Tabncaster Sieeses
Reading
Irror
Harrisburg
Allentown
Irrore
Harrisbury
Hatterles
Willis Charlton
Roth Nukely
Milligan
Hasleton
Ra Hasleton
Shenandoah
Potter
Westinke
Mattern
National League postponements and results from multiple games
Rain and wet grounds caused several postponements including Philadelphia at Louisville and Baltimore at Cleveland. Brooklyn slipped past Pittsburgh in 11 innings when rain halted play. Cincinnati beat New York, Chicago edged Washington, and St. Louis overwhelmed Philadelphia. Umpires were Murray Long Keefe McDonald and others.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittabure
Reds
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Pittehure
Pittsburg
Krrore
Tattersea—Luehd Dad Crim
Hort
Monafes
Killen
Sugden
Murray and Long
Cincinnati
New York
Scranton and Buffalo Pro Baseball Notes From The Park
Scranton hosts Buffalo at the base ball park at 4 p m with Winkleman replacing House in right field. Johnson and Rogers lead Scranton in points while Hickey is released to Binghamton. Loewe tops yesterday’s field with a sharp third base catch and Ward plus Drady spark steals. Toronto seeks Thideen, Spiders claim on him, and Rogers praised for steady pitching. The Hustlers schedule Morning Glories for May 12. Barnie hints Quarles may join soon. Banter notes on uniforms, Sweeney’s broken collar bone, Mason joining the squad, and Buffalo insiders debating Bachelder’s status.
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Buffalo
Scranton
Winkleman
House
T. Johnson
Rogers
Hickey
Binghamton
Mark
Loewe
Ward
Drady
Paul Radford
Toronto
Nick Young
Thideen
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Spiders
Whitehead
Dunmore
the Tribune
James Lorin
X. Ball
Coary Hollow
Rlec
Taylor
Adam Farnhold
M. J. Kane
Young Men's Christian Association
Hayes
Leyden
Electrics
Surdam
Bennett
Christan Association
Wilkes-Farre
Wilkes-Barre
Heross
Boston
Sweeney
Maddock
Mason
St Louis
Shaw
Barney McGarry
Southard
Tormitos
Ryan
Leonard Versus Judge Set For Frothingham Ring Bout
Brooklyn boxer Mike Leonard meets James Judge of this city in a limited round catchweight bout at Frothingham Monday night. Leonard arrives with backer George Turner and trainer Lee Allen after recent wins in New York matches. Judge holds Northeastern Pennsylvania championship and his supporters expect a strong showing. Other undercard contests are planned for the program.
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Frothingham
Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
James Judge
Leonard
George W. Turner
Lee Allen
Dick" Burgh
Australia
Coney Island
Jack” McAuliffe
Miles Clark
Jack” Cushing
Donnie McVeigh
Chuck" Connors
Pennsylvania
Official Bicycle News from the Racing Board
The League of American Wheelmen announces national championships for quarter mile half mile and two mile measured at Asbury Park July WL 1 and 1s. National cycling dates set for Scranton June M and Carbondale June 25 with rain risk. Wilkes-Barre to host two circuit days June 21 and 22. Gilmore New man and Corser of Scranton to enter at Wilkes-Barre and Carbondale in class A races.
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Gideon
The
Racing Board
League of American Wheelmen Racing Board
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Scranton
Carbondale
Scranton Club
Wukes-Barre
Gilmore
Newman and Corser
Wilkes-lurre
Electric light dispels darkness at Remington and Locust corner
News items note an electric lamp placed at the Remington Locust corner to curb loitering by a local gang. A Cedar Avenue church event on May 28 is planned by A C Meyers Sun day school group. Other notes include baseball on May 12 at Stillwater grounds, visits by Jennie Rogers and Annie Burke, a St Alovatus Society meeting with a new question box, and local patrols and travel updates.
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Locust Street
A. C. Meyers
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Farrell
Plymouth
Stillwater
Lackawana
Annie Burke
Pittston
Pig Street
Forest Band
Central Park Garden
Saturay
James Dowling
Bete
Alfred Tolemie
Cedar Avenue
New York City
Young Men's Institute to Host May Day Library Reception
On May 2 the Young Men's Institute invites the public to a book reception at their rooms in the Manley building Chestnut street. The event launches a library project with an elegant antique oak case for donated books and features local and visiting musical talent. A separate program notes an Odd Fellows hall drama May 1 for St Luke's mission.
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Young Men's Institute
Manley Building
Chestnut Street
Dunmore Iron and Steel Company
Mild Tie
Odd Fellows
St. Luke's Mission
Fairy Queen
Titania
Florence Urban
Fairies
Minnie Saxton
May Hughes
Jessie Moffatt
Grace Urban
Mamie Weber
Nettie Pennell
Florence Weber
Cynthia
Bessie Shepard
Violet
Ellen Branson
Vern
Anna Oliver
Rupert
Molly Healey
Interesting baseball game ends in wrangle at town field
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition game featured Jud Thugier recruiting Browns players and Dunmore Morning Glories’ Cowley and Finnerty against the Olyphant Base Ball club. The score was 9 to 8 for Olyphant, Walsh and Pettigrew were standout hitters, and few safe hits were allowed. True Irish Hearts perform at the opera house tomorrow evening. W. J. Evans returned home from Reading Monday.
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Jud” Thugier
Browns
Dunmore Morning Glories
Cowley
Finnerty
Olyphant
Walsh
Violet tea planned by Ep worth league at church parlors
A violet tea is announced by the Ep worth league in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors for Wednesday evening. A fire at the Breese property barn near Baldwin's shoe store was contained by Wyoming Hose company No 1 delay could have left the street from the church to Townsend Bros. in ashes.
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Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Breese
Baldwin's Shoe Store
Wyoming Hose Company
Townsend Bros. Shoe Store
Wyoming Hose Company No. 1
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy promises prompt relief for the urinary passages, back and kidneys in both men and women. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 15 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Drugglat
Penn Avenue
Scranton
West Side News Highlights A Mysterious Disappearance and Local Openings
A.M. Motfugh’s 11 year old son Andrew from North Main Avenue remains missing after leaving for school at 8 o clock. He attends St Patrick’s Parochial School on South Sumner Avenue. Lieutenant Williams and his men search for him without results. Robert Morris Hall on South Main Avenue opens its new lodge rooms with entertainment and social hours. A storm damages homes and livestock on West Side. lightning strikes injure no one. West Side pastors meet to discuss Sabbath observance and law enforcement.
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Andrew
Willams
Robert Morris
South Main Avenue
David J. Davis
EL. D. Jones
Lewis Davie
West Side
Dogen
Brarner
FLW
Mason & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William
GriMitha
Factory Ville Notes and Local Happenings
Dr John HL Martie president Bucknell preached at First Baptist to a crowded house. New town hall nearing completion and will Enhance town. Christian Endeavor society to hold a social Friday at church. Graded school closed for summer. Lincoln Reynolds finishing interior of G W Carltons Dalton residence. Mr and Mrs Daniel Lengistaff moved to summer home on Academy street. Charles Brower bought A B Rought property on Algh street. Rought to build new residence. Rufus Lindley buying Brower property and to move. Salvation Army to hold services Sunday. Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy praised for blood diseases, especially female ailments. testimonial from Mrs W C Anderson of Kingston.
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John HL Martie
Bucknell University
First Baptist Church
Harris
Keystone Academy
Christian Endeavor G Society
Lincoln Reynolds
G. W. Carlton
Dalton
Daniel Lengistaff
Scranton
Academy Street
Charles Brower
Rought
Algh Street
Mr. Rought
Rufus Lindley
Salvation Army
Scranton Train Schedules to Major Points via D&H R R
The notice lists Scranton departures to Philadelphia New York Pittston Wilkes Barre White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and more. It includes times 7:45 am 12:05 pm 1:58 pm 4:00 pm 6:00 am 8:05 am 11:28 pm plus Pullman and parlor car service. It is signed by railroad officials WM Wilbur CHAS LEG Gen Supt and A W Nonnemacher Asst Gen Pass Agt.
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Scranton
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Seranton
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Potteville
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Wilton-Barre
Sunpersion Bridge
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