Rochester Tops Eastern League Race With A Win
Rochester moves into first place in the Eastern League after beating Providence and pushing Scranton up to sixth. Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo exchange positions as Scranton gains ground while Pottstown drops to last. The Syracuse club closes the series strong, winning four of seven.
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Wilkes- Barre
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Springfield
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Peeereerry
Tuviise
Toronto
Eastern League Games Report
Providence plays Scranton while Springfieh? meets Wilkes-Luarre Syriacaee faces Toronto and Kkuchester meets Hurtalo in listed matchups.
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Providence
Scranton
Springfieh
Wilkes-Luarre
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Toronto
Kkuchester
Hurtalo
Scranton Beats Springfield in High-Scoring League Tilt
Scranton routed Springfield with a 21 run burst in four innings and a total of 13 tallies, aided by ten unearned runs from costly fielding errors. Herr controlled the visitors for five innings, while Stemmell struggled, allowing 15 hits and 11 earned runs as Scranton built a commanding lead before coasting to a decisive win in Wilkes-Barre.
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Notable New York figures listed in historical notices
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Stuyvesant Fish George R. Fearing Pierpont Morgan Charles A. Peabody Seth Low William Steinway Theodore W Cramp A J Drexel Jr H Frazier William M. Poindexter Max Agassiz and locations or affiliations including New York Philadelphia Cambridge Massachusetts and Washington D C.
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George R. Fearing
Pierpont Morgan
Charles A. Peabody
Seth Low
William Steinway
Theodore W. Cramp
A.J. Drexel, Jr
Eh. Frazier
William M. Poindext
Max Agassiz
National League play shifts as Pittsburgh rises
Except for Chicago beating Boston, first division teams won all other games yesterday. Pittsburgh moves from third to second replacing Boston, while Chicago remains atop the standings. Phillies still hold the lead with no loss possible in less than two days.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Phillies
Crocker Jacks Triumph in Openers Amid Carbondale Crowd
Special to the Beranton Tribune Carbondale May 11 The Crocker Jacks win the season opener before a large crowd Mayor ONeill absent disappointing fans as McQuaid Patchen and Massey spark early frame Pottsville held scoreless through four innings while Hite and the fielders played solid ball The visitors threaten in the fourth when Howard is retired on a strike and the next batter is hit by a pitch and advances off the mound remains a tense start to the league campaign
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York's Vanager Resigns From Base Hall Club
York May 11 Ed C Eichelberger resigns as business manager of the York Base Hall club and Harrisburg Betas is elected to fill the Indla place.
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York Base Hall Club
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Scranton Wilkes Barre Baseball News and Umpire Moves
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre teams face lineup changes as Shannon shines defensively but muffed a ball. Lynch is benched for insubordination while talks of a new captain and first baseman surface. Umpire Tom Kelly, tied to Buffalo, is set for May 18 bouts and Eastern league duties as Pat Power’s staff expands.
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Man of genial disposition agrees with Queensberry rules
A local sportsman described as genial and fair, well versed in the Marquis of Queensberry rules and the national game, is praised as an upright and square individual with honest character.
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Marquis of Queensberry
Baseball Challenges From Local Clubs In May Lineup
Several bat games announced for this week by Uncle Sam Boys Dunmore Giants Athletica of the Woot Side and others. Matches set on Moses Taylor Henry Live Taylor Gam mon's hill and May 14 at 2 pm with teams including White Stars Stars of the Field and Minooka Stars. Nathansls open to all under 15 years.
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Furious Forest Fires Destroy Timber on Mounts Reading
Large stretches of spruce and fir burned on the Mine mountain near Slamipion as flames raged all Sunday afternoon. The blaze covered more than two square miles and consumed hundreds of cords of wood. Hundreds of acres of timber were burned in Hamburg area as well.
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Craig Beats Duggan in National Speaking Club Match
Craig, known as the Harlem Coffees Cooler, defeated Duggan of Astralid in the twelfth round at the National Speaking Club tonight. The May event in London featured a closely contested bout with Craig prevailing late.
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London
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Astralid
Man sold wife for ten dollars sparks moral clash
In the Chicago Post excerpt a husband and wife debate punishment for a man who defrauded and sold his wife. He condemns the crime and urges severe consequences to deter others, arguing for a life-long punishment rather than mere imprisonment.
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Azalea Face Powder and Hair Growth Remedies Ad
An advertisement touts Azalea Face Powder as a skin friendly product with long lasting effect and claims a firm skin finish. It also promotes Thrixogene hair growth booster as a powerful invigorator, claiming restorative and beautifying properties.
Myatle Cure Promises Fast Relief For Pain
A drug advertises Myatle Cure as a radical remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming cure in one to three days. It says the first dose provides great benefit and the disease disappears quickly. Sold by Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton for 75 cents.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Promoters Listed for Investment Schemes in London
An advertisement claims 270 promoters have placed over £100,000,000 in foreign investments in six years and £18,000,000 this year. It invites subscriptions of £25 by postal order to London and Universal Values of Investors, 2 Cheapside, promising access to lists of successful promoters and opportunities in bonds, shares, mortgages, land, patents, and director roles.
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Isoo Frice && Or
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Walter CC
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