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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1895

Page

7

Syracuse Triumph Shifts Eastern League Standings

Syracuse defeated Springfield yesterday to tighten its position and cut Springfield’s lead, while Toronto beat Wilkes-Barre and Rochester downed Providence. The Salt Lickers’ win most affects the percentage list, pairing Syracuse with Scranton after a rough night for the Scranton club.

Buffalo Scrantom Toronto Wilkes-Barre Syracuse Springfield Rochester Providence Salt Lickers Scrantons Bisons Wee Savee Aeqne Scranton Aenee i Beranton

Rochester Beats Providence In Tight Baseball Tilt

Rochester rides strong hitting and sharp defense to topple champion Providence. Key plays include Hamburg stealing home and Shinnick with two double plays, as Rochester plates four in the final innings while Providence struggles. Attendance not stated. final score Rochester 4 Providence 0.

Rochester Providence Hamburg Shinnick

Erratic Colonel Brown Stumbles in Buffalo Exbibition

Wadsworth the ex Louisville pitcher made his Bisons debut in Buffalo on May 16 striking out eight while allowing twelve hits four of them for extra bases. He walked six and threw two wild pitches as Buffalo backed by solid defense and heavy hitting handed Brown a rough outing.

Buffalo Scranton Tribune Wadsworth Louieville Bisons Brown Warns Radford Whitehead Rogers Silaughter Bottemus Weeeee Field Shearan O Wise Cranby Clymer Dowse Leewe Scranton Hottenus Field Shearon Hage Wise Dranby Johnson Dranby Loewe Wadeworth Bemapton Acher

Springfield Loses On Leather Shortfalls In Syracuse

Syracuse defeats Springfield by failing to grip plays in the field and costly first inning errors by Lynch. Callahan pitched well after early trouble as Syracuse’s base running and Springfield outfield defense show mixed effort with 2000 in attendance.

Syracuse N. Y Springfield Callahan Lynch A. E. Welch Simon Eeetereenee Sy Leahy Wees Essene Lynch Sengsenenes Scheffler Teenie Gilbert Garry Ae Gungon McDonald Seseeeee O Callahan Wee Bevsang Springfield Ee Gilbert

Three Home Runs Highlight Wilkes-Barre Loss to Toronto

Wilkes-Barre lost a slugfest to Toronto in a high scoring game marked by three home runs. Freeman debuted for Wilkes-Barre in left field, while Lake belted a Toronto homer and Earl hit for Wilkes-Barre, the ninth inning suspense keeping attendance at about 800.

Wilkes-Barre Toronto Wiikes-Barre Freeman Detroit Lake Earl H A Meara Lutenberg Demont Casey Gray Lyttle Shannon Betts Lesotte Seneeeans Fees Smith Ae McMahon Teese A Campfield Totais Totomio Ceveveevsnes Wilkes- Barre Ballsa McGarry Crane Ie Shannon Diggins Sippi Mcippi Bie Olsherarocary Faeetis

National League Leaders Clash as Winners Rise

Pittsburg and Cincinnati defeated New York and Washington to tighten the NL race. Chicago jumped to third by crushing Brooklyn while Philadelphia climbed from eighth to fifth by beating Cleveland. The table remains fluid as top clubs may swap places within a week amid growing parity.

Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Washington Chicago Brooklyns Philadelphias Cleveland Philadelphia Baltimore Hawley and Kinslow Rusl and Farrell Umpiire—Betts Cuppy and Sullivan O'Connor Caorsey Clements Murray Cincinnat Batterlee Haines Vaughan Mullarkey Anderson McGuire Empire Aee Covcessessensenes Es Ah Enenns Vorenserscens Boston Snynesesee Eseaee Weved Louis Eaberveesewss Brooklyn Louisville Renee

Hazleton State League Game Awarded After Controversy

Hazleton Pa May 16 The Reading club failed to receive the guarantee after officials refused payment following a dispute. At the end of the eighth inning Manager Witman withdrew his team and the game was awarded to Reading.

Hazleton, Pa Hanlon Sharaig Reading Witman Scranton Syracuse Brown Fox Hazleton Heading

Hazleton Dominates In 9 to 0 Victory

Hazleton crushed Reading 9 to 0 as play ended with a 6 to 1 lead for Hazleton. The game featured hits by Hazleton 10 and Reading 7, with errors 6 for Shenandoah and 11 for Lancaster. Pitchers Fox Moore Michael Weand and Nevins Fee Yerkes Arthur contributed to the lopsided score.

Hazleton Enol Reading Fox Moore Michael and Weand Shenandoah

Baseball Notes Affects Scranton and Toronto Clubs

Fox signs with Hazleton and another player from Detroit joins Toronto. Rochester signs Walters of Indianapolis for the outfield. Scranton’s batting lags behind its fielding, with Hazleton winning 6 1. In amateur play Bellevue Swifts beat Elks 15 10, and various local clubs schedule games through May and June. The Wilkes-Barre team seeks Lackawanna county opponents while Wyoming Seminary faces the YMCA in an afternoon curtain-raiser.

Big Shooting Match Attracts Local Pigeons at Base Ball Park

The sweepstakes pigeon shoot at the Base Ball park drew sixteen local marksmen but few from abroad. A. C. Monies and Sim Davis shared first prize with fifteen straight, Davis using his second barrel eight times and Morris nine times. T. J. Ely won second with teen thirds, while H. D. Swartz W. Calbaugh and Joseph Dunford each notched thirteen for the third prize. B. C. Lynde and W. G. Frey claimed twelve each for fourth prize. The match was at twenty seven yards rise and fifty yards boundary with five Craw traps and a shoulder gun, referee William Ammerman and scorer Fred Mason Jr. followed by a long score list. A later sweepstakes of five dollars per entrant drew ten shooters. Davis won the shoot-off by one bird from Monies and Matter. A handicap alley ball game was scheduled for Dunmore Corners Saturday afternoon. Admission ten cents.

A. C. Monies Sim Davis Davis Morris T. J. Ely H. D. Swartz W. Calbaugh Joseph Dunford B.C. Lynde W. G. Frey William Ammerman Fred Mason, Jr BH. C. Lynde Sim Davie J. J. Hughes Clayton Bim Davis Maralis Monlod James Twlat H. D. Swarts J. A. van Borgan M. Brownell Gardner

West Side News Briefs On Reckless Razor Incidents And League Plans

West Side Tribune reports a barber dispute where a blade wound Will Lewis, a barber, amid conflicting accounts of the mishap. Juvenile fines for theft burden Robert Tigue and William McNulty, with others jailed for nonpayment. Robert Morris lodge hosts a smoker for visiting delegates from Wilkes-Haroldstedtdfod. West Side youths organize a youth baseball league and call for manager meetings at 124 North Bromley avenue to include clubs such as Comets Elks Bellevue Swifts Starlights Oxford Stars and No 18 School Team.

Bellevue Swifts Elks North Bromley Avenue West Side Boys Comets Starlights Oxford Stars Howard Davis Fred Evans West Side Stars Frog Hollow Mount Pleasant Club

News Notes and Personal Items from the Area

George Engle and family moved to Factoryville. Mrs. Mortreth 5 Il at her home on Thirteenth street. Elmer Williams of South Malin Avenue is seriously ill with pneumonia. A Brownies social will be held tonight at Garfield Avenue Mission house. Grace Doud of Washburn street sustained a cut on the temple by a fall. Mrs. Richard Anthony of this side has left for California to join her husband. Ida Hughes of Luserne street has recovered from an injury from stepping on a garden rake. Daniel Reese returned from Wales and goes to Bellevue, where he lived fourteen years ago. Will Davis of Bellevue Street has a new engineering job in a breaker down the valley. Tribune’s Wilkes-Barre convention report praised by West Side Ivorites, William Morton of Bolton, England visiting Mrs. Thomas Morton on Frink street. Morton, of South Sumner avenue, accompanied the first-named uncle as far as New York. Robert Albro of Chestnut street led Miss Julia Mills to the altar Tuesday night in a ceremony at Pitts ton performed by Rev. Father Finnan. reception at 11. Removal of Hewitts place is underway with affidavits in Taylor and Hyde Park. West Side Business Directory lists photographers, grocers, secondhand furniture, wall paper, and plumbing services with local shop names.

George Engle Factoryville Mortreth Thirteenth Street Elmer Williams South Malin Avenue Garfield Avenue Mission House Grace Doud Washburn Street Richard Anthony California Ida Hughes Luserne Street Daniel Reese Wales Bellevue Will Davis Bellevue Street the Tribune Wilkes- Barre West Side Ivorites William Morton Bolton England Thomas Morton Frink Street South Sumner Avenue New York Robert Albro Chestnut Street Julia Mills Pittston Father Finnan Wilkes-Barre Hewittt Taylor Lower Hyde Park

Eight Day Clocks At Turnquest's Price

For 10 Days Only Eight day clocks walnut or oak half hour strike $2.09 Every clock warranted Call early as only a few left at Turnquest's 205 Washington avenue

Turnquest’s Washington Avenue

Reception for Rev Charles Prossar at Primitive Methodist

North End notes describe a reception for Rev. Charles Prossar and wife at the Primitive Methodist Church as he begins in the new pastorate replacing Rev. Daniel Savage. Local leaders spoke, praising past church progress including debt reduction from 2800 to 700, with funds aimed for full payoff. Prossar urged cooperation and punctuality, and fond farewells were offered to the outgoing pastor.

Charles Prosser Primitive Methodist Church

City group to discuss church meetings and lighting needs

At the annual meeting of the northeastern Pennsylvania conference and the Baptist Young People's union both set for weekend dates, residents of Margaret and Edna avenues push for electric lights and fire hydrants. The area, dense with valuable homes and near business districts, lacks adequate lighting and fire protection, likely requiring multiple fire companies to reach a nearest water plug.

Northeastern Pennsylvania Baptist Young People's Union Seasion Margaret and Edna Avenue Council

Martin Sentenced for Assault in Police Court

Pred Martin, 30, a blacksmith from Thirteenth street, was jailed and fined 15 dollars by Alderman Millar for an assault on Conductor Polmatier of the Washburn Street Inc. The incident occurred Wednesday night and Martin was taken from the scene to custody.

Polmatier Washburn Street Inc Martin Millar Thirteenth Street

Boarding house fire in Bedford county claims three lives

May 16 Huntingdon Pa A boarding house near Osterburg in Bedford county burned yesterday morning killing Charles Murphy a Pennsylvania Midland railroad foreman and injuring two Austrians who were too severely burned to sue The house housed many foreigners and many residents escaped narrowly

Huntingdon Walter Berkeheimer Osterburg Bedford County Charles Murphy Pennsylvania Midland Railroad

Separation faded as Louis Schmidt finds long-lost brother

Louis Schmidt of Laporte Indiana learned his brother Charles who had been mourned as dead for forty two years is alive. The two men had separated after coming from Germany at Buffalo New York and had not heard from each other since. A reunion in Buffalo is planned in a few days. Watch repair done by Turnquest, 26 Washington avenue.

Louis Schmidt Laporte Ind Charles Germany Buffalo N. Y Louis Turnquest Washington Avenue

Marblehead to pass through Baltic-North Sea Canal with German ships

United States cruiser Marblehead will transit the Baltic North Sea Canal for its opening, escorted by German warships. The canal opening marks a moment when no vessel from any nation would be allowed to pass, as previously announced.

Marblehead Berlin United States Baltic-North Sea Canal

Jury acquits swordsman in fatal March duel

Parla May 1. A jury acquitted Commander Lechatteller of the marine force after a March 1 sword duel fatally wounding M. Por cher, editor of the Journal des Debats. All witnesses were acquitted. The report also includes local ads for watch repair, printing services, and medicines.

Castoria Ad Sings Through Generations

Nostalgic tagline recalls Castoria for babies children and mothers across generations. It links care from infancy to motherhood, highlighting continued use and trust in the remedy. The ad voice emphasizes lifelong reliance and family routine built around Castoria.

Scranton Doctor Promises Cure For Nervous Men

An advertisement for Dr. Reeves of 412 Spruce Street Scranton touts new methods to treat impotence lost manhood varicocele gonorrhea syphilis blood poisoning nightly losses stricture and nervous debility. It claims secrecy examinations cost nothing and suggests men may benefit greatly by visiting the office.

Rom Dr. Reeves Spruce Street Scranton Frence Bremmot Royal Medicine CO River St Chicago, IL Matthews Bros, Drurgs Serantos

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