Banner Day for Home Clubs in Eastern League
Eastern League baseball saw Scranton lose to Springfield, allowing the Ponies to seize second place. Providence steadies, Rochester falters against Syracuse as Toronto stays within reach. Griffin’s crew celebrate a strong road trip, while Syracuse, Toronto, and Rochester exchange close results and near-misses.
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Ponies
Providence
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Miners
Springfeld Ponies
Griffin
Cranks
Providence Grays
Sherec
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Hochester
Springfield
Today's Games Feature Regional Matchups
Daily hockey card lists TROVIDENCE at SCRANTON SPRINGFIELD at WILKES-BARRE SYRACUSE at BUFFALO ROCHESTER at TORONTO with five games on the schedule tonight across the league.
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Scranton
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Springheld Leads Springheld Past Scranton in Home Finale
Springfield builds a late lead by bunching runs in the fifth and sixth as Morse is hit hard while Woods holds Scranton to scattered hits. Final score not provided.
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Springfield
Mass
Springheld
Scranton
Morse
Woods
Providence Triumphs Over Wilkes-Barre In Tight Contest
Providence won again today in a close well balanced game with Ridder ham noted for smart pitching and timely hitting. Errors proved costly as Providence prevailed in a contest against Wilkes-Barre.
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Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Ridderham
Scranton Baseball Hosts Providence Grays on Home Card
Scranton returns home at Athletic Park for a matinee against the Providence Grays on Ladies Day. The club carries a 3 2 record on the trip and sits third in the standings amid injuries and limited fit players. Gillon or Harper likely to pitch for Scranton while Hudson starts for Providence.
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Scranton
Providence Grays
Athletic Park
Gillon
Harper
Hudson
Providence
National League results shake up standings after protests
In a day of NL action Ulti more Cincinnati and Pitts bum led while Philadelphia and Louisville faltered. Manager Stallings of the Quakers protested a decision that favored Cincinnati, as Boston moved past Louisville into sixth place.
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Utimore
Cincinnati
Pittsbum
Phillies
Louisville
Stallings
Quakers
Boston
Gridiron Pairings Highlight Early Season Matchups
The schedule lists collision of city teams including Philadelphia at Pittesburg New York at Cleveland Hoston at St Louis Washington at Chicago Brooklyn at Louisville and Baltimore at Cincinnati indicating an outline of upcoming games with local rivalries.
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Pittesburg
New York
Cleveland
Hoston
St. Loui
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louieville
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Phillies Defeated Again in Cincinnati Tilt
In Cincinnati on May 19 the Phillies lost a close game to the Reds. A eighth inning dispute over interference by La Joie led to protests by Phillies and manager Stallings alleging a hit while batting. Final score listed as Cincinnati 11, Philadelphia 6 with Umpire Sheridan involved.
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Cincinnti
Phillies
Lajoie
Sheridan
Stallings
R.hle
Cimeinnath
Philadelphia
Rhines
Dwyer
Sehriver
Taylor and Clements
Early baseball results from New York and across leagues
May 10 to May 19 reports show varied outcomes: Tannehill shone for Pittsburgh with Ely’s stops key, but Meakin’s substitution gave up runs. Orioles pitcher Nops impressed for Baltimore in Louisville, while St Louis defeated Brooklyn with Hart and McFarland on offense. Cleveland’s win stemmed from strong fielding and Cartwright’s errors, and Chicago beat Boston in a close contest.
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New York-Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Seymour
Meakin
Tannehill
Ely
Tlehe
Pitteburie
New York
Tannenill
Sugden
Beymet Meekin
Warner
Kiamaah
Athletics-Norfolk tie in long Atlantic League game
In Newark on May 10 the Atlantic League produced a marathon 15 inning game between Newark and Richmond that ended in a 6 to 6 tie after darkness halted play. Johnstone Carrick Roth and Steelman provided Sparks for Newark while Cheebra and Steelman covered the mound.
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Newark
N. J
Hichmond
RHE
Richmond
Johnstone
Carrick
Rothfis
Cheebra
Steelman
tUmpfire
Jones
Hartford Beats Lancaster In Heavy Hitting Game
Hartford defeated Lancaster 13 to 12 in a loosely played contest. Batters RIE and Roach connected for Hartford while West, Hepling, and Wente contributed for Lancaster. Umpire Cline presided through a faulted field showing.
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Hartford
Conn
Lancaster
RIE
Ekery
Roach
West
Errs Hepling
Wente
Cline
Princeton Defeats Franklin and Marshall in One-Sided Baseball
Princeton hammered Franklin and Marshall in a lopsided game with the visitors unable to bat effectively. The score details are unclear but Princeton dominated as batters struggled and fielding errors appeared notable.
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Princeton
Wranklin
Marshall
Beore
RYE
Saubler
Jayne
Altman
Brown
Keystone Vanquished by St Thomas College in Regional Baseball
In Factoryville on May 19 the Keystone team fell to St Thomas College Scranton 17 to 5 after seven innings. Nallin, McLaughlin and Cummings led the visitors with strong batting while Keogh was chased in the first inning. The game followed a 6 to 4 Keystone win against Wyoming Seminary last Saturday, positioning the Keystones as leading amateurs in the valley.
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Nallin
McLaughlin
Cummings
Factory Ville
Beardsley
Smiley
Keogh
Cure
Saccienes Wed
Armstrong
Wilson
Cee
ST. Thomas
Welty
Melaughlin
T. Cummings
Kirkwood
W. Cumminga
Huddy
Ieee TL
Gricen
P. Isin
Factoryvilla
Thomis Casvocersaves
Griffen
Rudidy
McGrath
Baseball notes and boxing highlight in Scranton letters
A collage of baseball trade talk from Springfield and Syracuse with references to Shannon O Neill Morse Breckinridge and Burns plus a feature on James Judge the undefeated lightweight boxer from this city. It covers managers, contracts, bench plans and a forthcoming 15 round bout tonight at Muste Hall with potential world title implications.
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James Judge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Judge
George Ellis
Trenton
Jack’ Welsh
Skelly
Baseball Stats and League News from the Syracuse Standard
A scrambled report lists player averages and fielding leaders with team and city names, including Fames and over Davie New York, Decker Chicago, McPhee Cincinnati, Clingman Louisville, Ely Pittsburgh, Dowd St Louis, Geler Philadelphia, and Canavan 24. It notes Philadelphia led team batting while Cincinnati led team folding, plus questions about players and teams. The piece also covers umpire fines for Burnett and Lake, Pfeffer’s retirement in Chicago, and Conners slated to replace him in the Western league.
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Davie
New York
Demontraville
Washington
Keeler
Iwiilmere
Cooley
Philadelphia
Jones
Brooklys
Lajoie
Kelley
Baltimore
Turner Bem
Hartman
St. Lous
Silhema
Bockalexie
Ritchey Te
Canavan
Hughey Jennings
Gelding Clark
Decker
Chicago
McPhee
Cincinnati
Clingman
Louisville
Fred Ely
Pittsburg
Bolbach
Felders
Dowd
St. Louis
Geler
Bualtimore
Cincinnat
Fred Pfeffer
Boseman
Pfeffer
Conners
New Methods in Progressive Duplicate Whist by C M Clay
Baltimore club members discover simplified progressions for any table count, allowing moving pairs to shuttle half the trays and continue around the circle until all boards are played. The note highlights end-play skills and the role of marked cards in deducing opponents' holdings with road whist as a tested variation.
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Clay
C. M. Clay
Boston
Mr. Clay
Barney
Howell
The
Baltimore News
East
North
Weert
Trick North
Mamonide
Raat
Philadelphia Evening Telepraph
Shaw Olympic billiards star in Carbondale show
George Backus hosts a crowded billiard room to watch the famed Shaw perform fancy shots. Tonight Shaw plays Carbondale with Jerome Keogh, the city pool champion, in both billiards and pool.
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George Backus
Shaw
Carbondale
Jerome Keogh
Wizard Shaw Exhibition at Carbondale and Beranton Club
The greatest all around billiard player Wizard Shaw will appear in Carbondale at the Anthracite hotel tonight. Jerome Keogh, local pool expert, assists Shaw in Carbondale and at the Beranton club Friday evening for pool matches of 75 balls.
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Carbondale
Anthracite Hotel
Jerome Keogh
Mr. Shaw
Beranton Club
Sporting News Advised to Read Page Three
The brief notes that additional Sporting News items will be continued on Page 3 and directs readers to locate more scores and updates there.
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