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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1895

Page

7

Scranton Leads after Weekend Games in Tight Standings

Scranton holds second place after a weekend swing with Toronto Providence Wilkes-Barre Syracuse and Buffalo in close pursuit. Key players like Whitehead Lake and Brown contributed while Springfield Rochester and others held varied results. Pitchers Crane and Whitehead faced control issues as errors and stolen bases shaped the box score. Time 145 umpire Gaffney.

Scranton Buffalo Springfield Sytacube Toronto Wilkes-Blarre Rochester Providence Scrantons Barnie Wilkes-Barre Syracuse Springfields Whitehead Lake Brown Meara Demont Strack Winkleman Casey Crane P.c. Springfeld Stene Keen Ewe Nee Ie Bso Beranton Springfeld

Scranton Defeats Toronto 11 to 4 in Rough Exhibition

Scranton won by 11 to 4 behind strong hitting and two early innings, while Toronto struggled behind Ed Crane who faded after ragged support. Johnson left with a split index as Scranton piled on in the fifth and eighth, and Toronto added two in the ninth before the game ended.

Toronto Ed Crane New York Crane Scranton Scrantons Sippl Johnson Brown W. Johnson Grandstand Dith Luterberg Brady Meara T. Johnson Clark Smith Hadford Short Ward Balla Whitehead Rogers Radford Wahil Demont Winkleman Gray Red Hua Mekta

Wilkes-Barre Drops Close Game to Bisons in Rematch

In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on May day, the Bisons edged the home team by one run as Shannon misplayed in the first inning allowing three Buffalo tallies. Wilkes-Barre rallied with a late push led by Crauby at third, but fell short as Garrison closed out the ninth. Weather fair. attendance recorded as unknown.

Wilkes-Barre Bisons Shannon Puffalo Crauby Wilkes-Bae ALE LY Rottenus Pelds Shearon Witte Dora Ibyy BO Veersweeenseee Clymer Avesnnevasnes Urquhart Buffalo Wilkes- Barre Fuffato Campfield Herndon Cranby Bottenus Diggins Meld Lezotte Loewe Diggine Bacrifice Drauby Lytle Smith Balle Dingins Doescher Gcime

Springfield Defeats Rochester Behind Strong Batting

Springfield won the game over Rochester with twenty two hits and thirty three bases as Harper’s curves fueled the offense. Rochester’s catchers struggled to throw out runners while Gruber and McKillop limited the visitors to seven and four hits respectively.

Springfield Mass Rochester Harper Beng Gruber Smith McKillop Shannon Donnelly Lynch Schetner Gilbert Garry Eeenee Gunwen Anaes McDonald Estes McKillen B. Daly Weebeeee G Lush Sonneee Hamburg Oeon Smith Ehinnick Pee O Payne Lang Sabes Pese Wente Gore Settee Hocheater Springfiel Springfells Rorchester Gilbert MacDonald McKilsop Daly Payne Hambure Scheffler Rhinnon Svy McKillop Paswed Bails

Syracuse Wins Narrow Victory Over Providence

Syracuse defeats Providence in a tight game led by veteran pitchers Kilroy and Lovett. The turning moment comes in the eighth inning on a blocked ball and Lovett’s error that lets Minnehan score. Murray Beere Printing for Grocers Circulars and more featured by The Tribune Office.

Providence Syracuse Kilroy Lovett Minnehan Murray Beere A. Provi Rane EB. Lyons Hassett Senveene Knight If Hogers Cooney Stricker Eves McAuley O Lovett P. T Dixon Syracuse H Welch Almon Grin Seibadgeses I Power Wissowativenwenss Wagan MOBS Keupoy TOURS Balla Rogers Snydar

Baltimore and Cleveland win as NL tightens chase

National League leaders stay close with Baltimore beating Pittsburgh and Cleveland defeating Washington while Philadelphia and New York win to keep pace. Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 17 hits to 10 as St Louis and Chicago split.

Baltimore Pittsburg Cleveland Pirates Senators Philadelphia New York St. Louis Louisville Boston Chileiagro Brooklyn Cincinnati Baitimoho Pura Chicheo Ole Cincinnati Louisville Winshlington .P Cincinnat Er‘rora Parrott Dwyer Vaughan Gumbert Grim Keefe Louvleville Louleville Morora Hatter- Joe Cunningham Welch Zahner Germin Lehriver Campbell Chicago Bowton Hite Chicnago Boaton Errora Lehicago

Baseball Scores and Errors From Carbondale to Allentown

The report lists multiple regional games with teams Shenandoah Carbondale Hazleton Harrisburg Reading Lancaster and Allentown. Batters, errors and umpires named include Rinn Manlove and Yerkes, with gate protest over a missing ball leading to the game continuing under protest.

Carbondale Sheniandoah Shenandoah Fee and Moran Mattern and King Rinn Hazleton Pottaville Pottsville Errors Kenner and Westlake Hughes and Stanhope Harrisbure Harrisburg Reading Ebrrors Residing Doran Willis and Roth Michael and Smink Manlove Lancaster Allentown Errora Yerkes Arthur Bakely Muiii- Wun

Local Baseball Challenges Mark County Clubs

The Rosebuds of Carr's Patch challenge any county club under 15. The Achilles challenge the Y M C A second team to a game. The Torontos favored. Scrantons eye a three week trip starting Monday. North End Actives challenge any club with players under 19. Electrics of Taylor choose Monday May 12 at Driving Park. A peculiar play had Smith and Demont with an ashlet and Sippl making a putout at second after Winkleman’s liner rolled away.

Rosebuds Carr Tribune William Richardson Achilles Torontos Scrantons North End Taylor Driving Park The J. Littlejohn Smith Demont Sippl Winkleman Whitehead Ouf

Spin to Peckville Green Ridge Wheelmen Visit Hotel Wilson

Green Ridge wheelmen led by Captain Charles Carr rode to Peckville last evening and lunched at the Hotel Wilson. The group included H. B. Hitch cock J. Ja Rawlson H. L. Van Arndt D. J. Cressleigh E. R. Howe B. M. White W. Knight T. S. Hufling H. K. Hayden T. L. Berriman W. Davis T. B. Richards O. W. Blandin L. Smith O. R. Cox A. N. Fine. The ad promotes Norway Pine Syrup as a cure for colds.

Green Ridge Peckville Hotel Wilson Captain Charles Carr H. RB. Hitchcock J. Ja. Rawlson H. L. van Arndt D. J. Cressleigh ER. T. Howe BR. M. White W. Knight T. S. Hufling H. K. Hayden T. L. Berriman W. Davis T. 8. Richards O. W. Blandin L. . Smith O. R. Cox A. N. Fine

West Side News Highlights Explosions and Local Events

A gas filled deep well on Mrs. John Moore’s property caused a blast when Charlie Moore lit paper. Charlie was burned but not seriously injured. Fort Williams was shocked by an electrical incident linked to a Scranton Traction wire near the Bridge Street depot. West Side social events, residents’ moves, and local notices fill the day with gatherings, arrivals, and business updates.

John Moore South Main Avenue Charlie Moore Charlie Fort Williams Chestnut Street Bridge Street Delaware and Hudson Williams Scranton Traction Company Illuminating, Heat and Power Company

DL&W Trainmen Paid This Morning at O Clock

Delaware Lackawanna and Western workers are scheduled to be paid this morning. H M Brewer will speak at the noon meeting in the car shops, the season’s first in the facility. Northern division tracks ran brisker yesterday with several extra coal trains. D J Levi and J Plummer Acker returned from Buffalo after attendances at a related event.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western H. M. Brewer Geason Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company D. J. Levi Delaware and Hudson Company J. Plummer Acker Buffalo

Waverly High School Graduation Commencement Tonight

Graduates Louise Feehley Cora Reph Della Stone John Mahoney Andre Swift will receive diplomas at the Waverly Baptist Church. Program includes devotional exercises recitations declamations orations and vocal and violin numbers ending with diploma presentation and benediction.

Baptist Church Waverly High School Louise Sarah Feehley Cora Maude Reph Della May Stone John EB. Mahoney Andre W. Swift Waverly Sophia Mahoney New Church Organ Maude Miller Washington Occult Roberts Harry Johnson Easay Cora Relph Emma Feehley Orailon John E. Mahoney

North End Notes Davern Visitand Local Events

Kingston visitors Abednego Teese and Miss Elizabeth Morgans are mentioned before a Virginia move. Local weddings include John Neat and Martha Watkins, and William Hodgson and Annie Davis. A charity concert, church notices, and police court items fill the page with social and civic news.

Entertainment at Dunmore Stars in St Luke’s Benefit

An Odd Fellows hall event in Dunmore on Monday evening May 13 features The Three Fairy Gifts performed by local children. Cast includes Fairy Queen Titiania Florence Urban and dancers with a program of music singing recitations and tableaux.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Dunmore St. Luke's Mission Titiania Florence Urban Minnie Baxton May Hughes Grace Urban Mamie Weber Jessie Cynubia DCRR Shepherd Violet Bebeshe Blanch Moffatt Florence Weber Nettie Pennell Edith Wert A Oliver Jessie Wert Mrs. Wilson Marie Swift

Local names listed in community notice

Messrs Speck Winters Houser Close Urban and Mastera Roy Wood and Abram Urban appear in a fragmented community notice listing several residents or participants.

Messrs. Speck, Winters, Houser Close, Urban Mastera Roy Wood Abram Urban

St Aloysius Officers Elected as Permanent Organization Formed

A large turnout at the St Aloysius society of the cathedral parish in College hall elected a permanent organization. President M H Griffin. vice presidents M F Lando and T P Hoban. treasurer T F Leonard. recording secretary William McGee. financial secretary James J Mahon. Trustees named include F W Gunster and others. next meeting set for Thursday night to conduct regular business.

M. H. Griffin St. Aloyaius Society Cathedral College Hall M. F. Lando T. P. Hoban T. F. Leonard William McGee James J. Mahon Udge F. W. Gunster P. P. Smith John I. Barrett John P. Kelley M. J. Donahoe John J. Brown D. J. Campbell J. J. O' Boyle Penn Avenue BH. Megarwee J. J. Howley P. A

News of the South Side Highlights

John Byron of River Street, an unmarried iron worker, arrested after abusing his parents. fined 3 dollars 50 cents and discharged. Darby Cawley injured by coal fall at National Shaft. scalp wound, skull feared fractured, but report states he is out of danger. Tadies' Ald society to Lake Ariel excursion next month. Norman Hansen, 5, son of Christian Hansen of Alder Street, died. funeral at 3 pm, interment in Lackawanna Cemetery. Sanitary officer orders Andrew Gloss on Prospect Avenue to fix sanitary conditions or face penalties. Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised as quick pain relief for burns.

John Byron River Street Darby Cawiey National Shaft Coleman Byron Darby Cawley Irving Avenue Brook Street National J. J. Walsh Tadies’ Ald

Castoria Recalled in Vintage Baby Care Ad Rhyme

In a nostalgic advertising verse, a mother recalls using Castoria from babyhood through childhood and into adolescence. The chant-like lines emphasize Castoria as a trusted remedy for a crying child and growing girl.

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