Eastern League Scores Shake Standings After Saturday Play
Scranton moves to second as Buffalo climbs and Toronto slips. Providence suffers a humiliating loss to Syracuse while Wilkes-Barre falls to Buffalo and Rochester loses to Springfield. Today’s schedule features Boranton at Toronto Wilkes-Barre at Buffalo Springfield at Rochester Providence at Syracuse.
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Scranton
Toronto
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Spyracuse
Providence
Springfield
Rochester
Syracuse
Boranton
Pro
F.C
Beranton
Whiskes-Burro
Csassceen Il
Byracuse
Waneee
Bomaio Weiss Csccecavessane
Syracuse Champions Lose Big To Providence At Ade laide Park
Syracuse suffers a 12 to 1 drubbing as Providence dominates with weak defense in a 1,200 spectator game at Ade laide park. Key plays include Day and Ragan pitchers, Minehan home run, and multiple hit distributions across both teams.
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Syracuse
Providence
Adelaide Park
Scranton Wins Second Game as Canadi ans Fall to Indians
Buffalo Bill and fans packed the Base Ballpark Saturday to watch Scranton defeat the Canadians 11 to 6 in eight innings. Delaney and Gray each pitched well until late, Delaney allowing eight hits and Gray seven. In the eighth, Whitehead Johnson and Houle loaded the bases and Roger's triple plated seven runs, sealing the victory.
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Buffalo Bill
Indians
Scranton
Barnle
Met
Gray
Delaney
Whitehead
W. Johnson
Houle
Smith
Roger
Rogers
Radford
Ward
Grady
Sippi
Clark
Johnson
Lutenberg
McGinnis Shuts Down Wilkes-Barre as Bisons Dominate
MecGin nis pitched a superb game for the Bisons while Meekin was wild and hit hard. Loewe and McMahon starred at shortstop and Cranby shone with third base throws. Buffalo outplayed Wilkes-Barre in every point despite rain and 900 in attendance.
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McGinnis
Bisons
Coal Mengers
Wilkes-Barre
MecGinnis
Meekin
Loewe
McMahon
Cranby
Buffalo
Springfield beats Rochester 9 to 3 in home game
In Springfield on May 11, Springfield defeated Rochester 9 to 3 in the final home game before a two week layoff. Callahan pitched well for Springfield while Duryea struggled, with Rochester making several hits. The game featured earned runs for both sides and multiple base hits from Scheer Gilbert McDonald and others.
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Syrnacuse
Providence
Day
Lyons
Rogers
Tricker
Ragan
Griffin
Power
Hagan
Moss
Rafter
Shlock
Migan
Welch
Minnehan
Simon
Eagan
Knight
Stricker
Murray
Mesa
Cooney
Dixon
Snyder
Duryea
Springfield
Rochester
Callahan
R. HW. QO
Bhannon
Donnelly
Lynch
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Scheer
Ob Gubert
Souceeen
Lang
Dupyor
Toigia
W.iscccsesteneccee
Springfeld
Errore
Lush
Smith
Long
McDonald
Gilbert
Scheffer
Shannon
Shinnick
Payne
Lynchh
ScheMer
Garry
Swartwood
Hurst
Weather Permits Four NL Games on Saturday
The weather allowed four National League games Saturday with St Louis hosting the Quakers who won by a neat goose-eye score as Hudson pitched. Boston defeated Chicago due to Anson’s errors while each club’s season totals show averages and win loss records through Saturday games.
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St. Louis
Quakers
Hudson
Anson
Chicago
Boston
State League Scores From Saturday Rounds Up
Carbondale defeated Pottsville 13 to 4 Shenandoah beat Hazleton 10 to 7 Allentown defeated Harrisburg 19 to 12 Reading triumphed over Lancaster 11 to 6 Carlisle Indian School lost to University of Pennsylvania 41 to 4 Princeton beat Harvard 7 to 2 Lafayette defeated Dickinson 10 to 6 Amherst 2.
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Carbondale
Pottaville
Shenandoah
Hazieto
Allentown
Harrigburg
Reading
Bancaster
University of Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indian School
Princeton
Harvard
Lafayette
Dickinson, & Brown
Amherst
Buffalo Slams Campfield as Bottenus Hits Four Homers
Buffalo opened the Eastern League season at Franklin Park defeating Wilkes-Barre as Bottenus slugged four homers in five at bats and one eighth of a mile away. Campfield struggled on the mound while Herndon wild pitches loaded the bases before Shannon cleared with a four-run homer. Bottenus also set a 1.000 batting average and 18 stolen bases in seven innings as 2,500 fans looked on in 40 degree weather.
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Lyttle
Shannon
Botts
Legotte
Sone Earle
Wesseseee
Diggins
Smith
McMahon
Meekin
Buffalo
Bottoms
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Drauby
Cseese Clymer
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Eeany McGinnla
En Basea
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Pe Lavne
Barie
Earle
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Campfield
Bottems
Herndon
Dan Shannon
Bottenus
R. HO
Ale Bottoms
Bhearon
Wilkes- Barre
Shearon
Betts
Campfhald
Loewe
Earl
Lytle
Dlegina
Uy Dowse
Doescher
Springrfield Still Wins League Leaders Sabbath Game
The Springfield team defeats Rochester 6 to 4 in a Sunday National League matchup. Key moments include early Rochester runs, late visitor rallies aided by walks and timely hits, and costly errors by both sides. The Cincinnati and St Louis games featured shutouts and lopsided scores, with Baltimore, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cleveland, Washington, and Louisville also tallying varied results.
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Gruber
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Phillips
Parrott
Spies
Hemming
Robinson
Keefe
St. Louis
Sutton
Brooklyn
Staley
Griffith
Kittredge
Cuppy
O'Connor
McDonald
Louiisville
Washington
Louisville
Daly
Eeneeann Lush
Wae
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Shannon
New York
Donnelly
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Scheffler
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Nee
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Garry
Lahey
Weeue
Aenee McDonnell
Beeennee
McDonnell
Springfield
Balla
O' Payne
Fayne
Payne
Umijlo
Gaffney
Scoreboard Snippet From Early Baseball Matches
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 11 Brookly n 1. At Chicago Denton 8 Chicago 3. At St Louis St Louis 12 Philadelphia 0. At Pittsburg Pittsburg 4 Baltimore 4.
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Cincinnati
Cinncinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Denton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Pottsville Aims to Top State League Standings
Carbondale threatens to push current leaders in the State league as Pottsville falls to Marty Swift's Hard Coal squad for the third time this season.
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Carbondale
Pottsville
Marty Swift
Umpire Gaffney Off Day in Weekend Play
Philadelphia’s Radford shows old time form for Scranton while Russo posts two wins in his limited outings. Clark Ward and Houle watched the Mi- game in a rough and uneven Saturday matchup.
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Gaffney
Radford
Scranton
Russo
Clark
Ward
Houle
Minooka and Scranton Baseball Rumors and Scores
Local notes report Minooka James Boys loss to Mingokas 8 to 7 at Burke's ground and detail attendance, series begins today for Achilles and Maroons at Round Woods grounds. Scranton club shakeups, league standings and player performances feature, including mentions of Providence Wilkes-Barre Buffalo and Philadelphia transfers.
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Minooka
Young Men's Christian Association
Achilles
Scranton
Providence
Maroons
Weat Ride
Round Woods Grounds
The
Tribune
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Pittbury Chronicle-Telegraph
Pottsville
Reading
Boxing Exhibition Promises Scientific Fight at Frothingham Theater
Tonight at the Frothingham theater lightweights James Judge of northeastern Pennsylvania and Mike Leonard of Brooklyn square off in a six round main bout. The program includes five preliminaries with Beranton trio Jonn L. Mitchell Paddy Moran and others. Referee William Gilmartin of New York oversees the event with timekeepers John T. Brown and G. W. Turner.
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James Judge
Pennsylvania
Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
Will Spar
Frothinghowm
Frothingham Theater
Mike Leonird
Judge
Leonard
Jonn L. Mitchell
Paddy Moran
Beranton
James Tighe
Richard Eavers
Excelsior Athlete Club
Toby Gardner
South Side
Joe Allen
New York
Paddy Gorman
Tom Denny
Australia
William Gilmartin
John T. Brown
the Tribune
G. W. Turner
Scranton and Pittston Basketball Clash At Armory May 22
Scranton and Pittston clubs stage the final championship game at the Scranton Armory on Thursday May 22 with proceeds to the new armory fund. Admission is 95 cents and a special train will carry fans from Nanticoke Wilkes Barre and Pittston. Tickets available at Kra mer Brothers Phelps Lowenburg McGarrah Thomas Moses L B Powell stores and from home players.
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Scranton
Pittston
New Armory Fund
Nanticoke
Wilkes- Barre
Kramer Brothers
Phelps
Lowenburg's
McGarrah & Thomas’ Drug Store
Moses’ Cigar Store
L. B. Powell & Co
Finest in this region builds top alley ball court
A new alley ball court 60 by 80 feet has been completed for P. J. O'Donnell of the Dunmore Exchange hotel. It features a 60 foot high backstop wire netting and a spectator stand for several hundred, with electric lights for night and day games planned this summer against expert players from the region and neighboring cities.
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P. J. O'Donnell
Dunmore Exchange
West Side News Highlights Patrolman Matthews Rescue
Stories recall a tired patrolman who allowed two young men to arrest a prowler for him and details of the Simpson Epworth League sixth anniversary. Other items note a Bald Mount outing for forty pupils, local sermons, piano recitals, and society notes from the West Side.
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Simpson Epworth League
Bald Mount
David Owens
West Side listings show services and goods for sale
The notice advertises photography by Tarner’s Photo Parlors at 101 and 103 Booth Main, groceries including Java Coffee, furniture stock to be purchased, wall paper from Fred Reynolds at 26 North Main, and plumbing by William D. Griffiths at 113 North Main with steam heat and gas fitting guaranteed.
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Tarner
Booth
Cane Fon & Co
Main Avenue
King
Jackson
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William D. Griffiths
Scranton Man Proposes Novel Street Car Fender
James H. Casey of South Main avenue unveils a new street car fender designed to blend features from existing models with a spring steel bed to cushion falls. Displayed by George Mackreth, with Scranton Traction Co ready to trial on a company car, the device uses two front irons and a semi circular fender to ride rails and reduce road impact. Dr Wood’s Pine Syrup and Tribune printing services are also advertised in this column.
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Frank Hagen
Pittston
West Side
the Tribune
South Main Avenue
W. H. Mills
T. R. Jones
Nelte T. McAndrew
Michael McAndrew
Edward E. Hughes
Bloomsbury State Normal School
W. G. Adams
Welsh Philosophical Society
Sarah Samsbury
Peckville
Jennie
Nelle Mellows
Tenth Street
Meshoppen
Overfield
D. C. Hughes
Jackson Street
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Oscar Wilde
Hewittt
John M. Harris
Taylor Borough
James H. Casey
Mr. Casey
Central Mine
Buffalo
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
George Mackreth
Washburn Street
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Essential Cod Liver Oil Formula
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion combines Norway cod liver oil hypophosphites and glyc erine into a stable emulsion, claiming it preserves potency and effectiveness for wasting diseases. It warns against substitutes and notes pricing at 50 cents and four dollars.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
Castoria Through Generations Theme Ad
An old ad style verse recalls Castoria as a remedy used from infancy to adulthood, claiming continued use across life stages. It presents Castoria as a trusted preventive and comforting product. The piece emphasizes family reliance on Castoria across generations.
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D. D. Evans
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Church Epworth League
Will Crawford
Wil Stanton
Walter Davis
Rachel Jones
Minnie Rinker
James Hartman
Minor Worden
George Lull
Rugged Bald Mount
Ira H. Burns
West Side Business Directory
Samuel Hines
W. W. Watson
É B. Williams
Famuel Hines
James MM. Everhert
Irving A. Finch
Fierce G. Finley
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