Eastern League Games Postponed by Rain 星期
Scranton and Wilkes Barre saw rain postponements for Buffalo Toronto games yesterday. Springfield edged Syracuse in a close contest while Providence lost to Rochester in an abbreviated inning. Today’s schedule includes Toronto at Scranton Buffalo at Wilkes Barre Rochester at Springfield Syracuse at Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Toronto
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Eastern Res
B.C
Bcranton
Oeene
Rain Delays Scranton-Buffalo Game At Base Fa Park
Rain halted the Scranton Buffalo contest after three innings at Base Fa Park as a downpour ended play. Bisons scored one in the third while Scranton threats were stymied by walks and a wild pitch. Clark remained at bat with one ball and one strike when the postponement hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Urquhart
Ward
Grady
W. Johnson
Clark
Sful
Springfield Wins As Rafter Struggles In Slow Game
Springfield defeated Syracuse as Rafter errant throws and passed balls helped fuel four Springfield runs. Scheffler hit a home run for Springfield and Lynch, Shannon, Minnehan, and others starred in a low tempo contest with final score noted.
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Rafter
Springfield
Mass
Syracuse
R. Oo
Bhannon
Donnelly
Lynch
Jeda Acheffler
Ccncerees
Gilbert
Simon
Fagan
Mow
Hufter
Hess
Scheffler
Griffin
Minnehan
ScheMer
Moss
Shannon
Leahy
McDonald
Welch
Eagan
Lathrop
Rochester's Second Loads Six-Run Inning Against Providence
Nearly 1,000 spectators watched Providence and Rochester clash at Adelaide Park. In the fourth inning, six runs came on a bases on balls sequence, three sacrifices, and two errors to give Rochester a decisive lead that Providence could not erase. Egan pitched poorly, while Duryea troubled Murray's lineup. In the second, White and Cooney committed facial injuries in a collision.
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Providence
R. L
Rochester
Adelaide Park
Egan
Duryea
Murray
White
Cooney
National League Shifts as Boston Tops St Louis
Boston rises to second place by beating St Louis while Cleveland drops after a loss to Baltimore. Mitteburg beats Brooklyn. Caylor's Ruste lifts New York past Cincinnati. Philadelphia defeats Louisville. Chicago wins at Washington in eight. Standings show Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York among leaders with daily results.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Mitteburg
Brooklyn
Caylor
Little Ruste
New York
Reds
Philadelphia
Louieville
Chicago
Washington
Pitaburg
Brosgom
Scence
St. Lows
Welt
Errora
Sullivan
Warner
Ehret
Breitenstein
Peltz
Empire
Louisville
McGin
Buckley
Knell
Zahner
Campbell
Stockdale
McGuire
Stratton
Moran
McDonall
Esher and Robinson
Young and O'Connor
Betts
Lancaster and Hazleton. six innings rain halts games
Baseball scores show Lancaster defeated Allentown with 12 hits while Hazleton and Pottsville played a six inning rain interrupted game. Batters Yeager Arthur Mayer Milligan for Lancaster while Jordan Moore Anderson Stanhope contributed for Pottsville. Other listed matchups include Carbondale Shenandoah and Harrisburg with modest scoring.
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Lancaster
Allentown Vereees
Allentown
Errrors
Auscience
Yeager
Arthur
Mayer and Milligan
Tlatteton
Hazleton
Pottaville
Hagleton
Pottsville
Moore
Hazirton
Jordan and
Anderson and Stanhope
Carbondale
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Harrieburg
Hend- Ing
Murphy's Home Run Powers Georgetown Over Johns Hopkins
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Washington May 8 Georgetown defeats Johns Hopkins 12 to 6 after Johns Hopkins avoids a hit through seven innings. Murphy of Scranton hits a home run. Four Georgetown players graduate as doctors at the commencement banquet observed during the seventh inning.
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Scranton Tribune
Washington, D C
Johns Hopkins University
Georgetowns
Boys In Blue and Gray
Hopkins
Murphy
Scranton
Georgetown
Sullivan
Carmody
Towanda Buoys
Mahoney
McGrath
Massachusetts
J. Hopkins
McCormick
West
McCarthy
Harley
Reardon
Lackey
BE. Mahoney
G. Mahoney
Mahone
College Games Report From Bethlehem and Philadelphia Scores
At South Bethlehem Lehigh hosts Princeton with hits by Lehich and Goss, Nevins and Trenchard mix for Lehigh as Wyckef umpire. In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania defeats Virginia 8 to 3 with Nevins and Goss contributing for Penn.
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South Bethlehem
Princeton
Lehich
Lehigh
Nevins
Goss
Easton
Morton Threatens Protest Over Scranton Game
Manager Morton vows to protest Tuesday's Buffalo Scranton game claiming umpire Gaffney ignored Captain Field's request to bench T Johnson who was coaching for Scranton. He points to rules granting the umpire broad power to discipline players and coaches at his discretion.
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Morton
Buffalo-Scranton
Buffalo
Mortom
Urmpire Gaffney
Field
T. Johnson
Scranton
Bluffing Through His Chapeau Expression Noted
A witty remark uses the phrase talking through his chapeau to describe bluffing or pretense. The remark signals a light humorous tone and references a hat as a metaphor for deliberate misdirection.
Diamond Dust and Local Baseball Notes in Scranton
Ex-New York pitcher F Crane to pitch for Toronto with Casey catching. Rosebuds adopt black uniforms from Florey. roster includes Jansen Hahn Henn Riley Nepells Bell and others. Canuck team Maddock arrives from Wilkes-Barre at St Charles hotel with two wins and six losses. disciplined manager abstains from drinking. Olyphant Base Ball reorganizes with steel gray uniforms. players listed. Stranton Yard team formed by Delaware and Hudson workers. Taylorville rival interest noted. Puffelo club loses $100 for late Scranton third-inning miscue. rain checks affect payouts. Electrics of Taylor and other teams listed. Electrics vs Modeca game halted by rain in second inning.
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F. Crane
New York
Toronto
Casey
Rosebuds
South Side
Florey
Michael Jansen
August Hahn
Charles Henn
W. Helr
Charles Maddock
Wilkes-Barre
St. Charles Hotel
Maddock
Olyphant
Bard Lynch
Stranton Yard
Delaware and Hudson Company
Jacolb Waltz
Thames
F. Kearney
James Hewitt
William Campbell
al Norton
Martin Quinn
Edward Connors
Peter Mullamney
Frank FP. Mitchell
John Dilly
Ike
Taylorville
J. Glynn
Jacob Waltz
Puffelo
Scranton
Buffalon
Wilkes- Barre
Judge and Leonard Match Sparks Scranton Boxing Night
Local interest rises for next Monday night as Brooklyn boxer Mike Leonard arrives with backer and trainer to face Scranton’s James Judge. Referee Dan Mart of Wilkes Barre likely will oversee six round bout plus an inaugural five to six man battle royal with a $20 cake prize, with Paddy Gorman and Tommy Denny among anticipated preliminaries.
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Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
James Judge
Leonard
Willl
George W. Turner
Dan Mart
Wilkes- Barre
Mr. Turner
Paddy Gorman
Tommy Denny
New York
Scranton
Judge
South Side Gun Club to Organize Meet at Beech Street House
A South Side gun club forms this Saturday at Henry Mohr's Beech street house with many noted sportsmen planning to join. A shooting match at Lake Ariel on May ? is expected to draw prizes for the South Bluers. Michael Toyce has challenged Taylor sprinters with talks of matches for $100 a side. Nearby Priceburg hosts a pistol match at the Central hotel Friday May 9 at 9 o'clock with prizes of 50 26 and 10 and live pigeons used.
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South Side Gun Club
Henry Mohr
Beech Street
Joyce
Michael Toyce
Mincolin
Taylor
Hoe E
McLoaughlin
Guecke
Evans
Priceburr
Priceburg
Central Hotel
Winns to Enter Close A Events in June Bicycle Races
George HL Winns will begin training soon and plans to enter several close A class events at the Wilkes-Barre and Carbondale bicycle races scheduled for the latter part of June.
Piles Treated by Swayne’s Ointment, Philadelphia Ad
An advertisement claims Bwanye's Ointment relieves moist itching, night itching, and bleeding piles. It promises healing of sores and tumor removal, offered by Dr. Swayne & Son in Philadelphia by druggists or mail order for cents.
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Bwanye
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Vile Cody Burmlol
Fach
Alo Bill
Baily
Looking For His Lost Soul And Local West Side News
Thomas O'Donnell, held in the West Side station house after his boardinghouse keeper claimed he is insane, wandered the garden with a spade seeking his lost soul and threatened neighbors. The report also notes the death of Canon Ellis Wyno Wyffal, a Welsh hymn writer and former rector, and lists local events at Mears Hall, First Welsh Baptist Church, and other West Side happenings, including club entertainments, sales, and community notices.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Mears’ Hall
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Side
Thomas
Ninth Street
O'Donnell
Saul
Weat
Cambria
Canon Roberts
Llanelly
Ladies’ Irish Catholic Beneficial Association
Father McNally
Lally
John Allen
Hand of Hope
Castoria Advertising Echoes Through Generations
A vintage ad text traces Castoria across generations, noting care for babies and children, with lines about crying, motherhood, and giving Castoria to children, reflecting a familiar household remedy.
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