Eastern League Standings Shuffle After Sunday Games
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre advanced to second and third in the Eastern League after wins over Rochester and Syracuse respectively. Syracuse dropped to fourth, Buffalo moved ahead of Providence, and a Springfield at Toronto match was postponed due to wet grounds. Today Beranton at Rochester Wilkes-Barre at Syracuse Providence at Buffalo Springfield at Toronto.
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Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Buffalo
Providence
Springfield
Toronto
Berantoh
Wilkeda-Barre
Ogg
Beranton
Syracuse Secon
Pat Bird
Scranton Wins After Rochester Errs In Pitcher Choice
Special to the Scranton Tribune Rochester N C May 20 Scranton won the game by strong batting and fielding while Rochester hurt itself by pitching Payne three innings Four doubles and three singles off Payne through the fourth then McPartlin pitched well Ward Brown and Brady Radford Clark Rogers starred for Scranton Weather 36 degrees crowd under 1200 Score not shown
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Scranton Tribune
Rochester
N. C
Scranton
Payne
McPartlin
Brady
Radford
Clark
Rogers
Ward
Brown
A. B . Bhinnick
Eenaeenr
Noes Daly
OLC
Hamburg
Lush
Henry
Tedee Wee
Hickey
Saeet i
Yan
Johnson
Wari
Scran
Wilkes-Barre Slugs Syracuse in May Baseball Batter’s Blitz
In Syracuse on May 20 Wilkes-Barre overwhelmed Kilroy early and exploded for a flood of hits and three costly Moss errors. Lothrop relieved Kilroy in the eighth with little relief as the Stars faded. Small crowd noted the cold weather and a lopsided score.
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Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Kilroy
Campfield
Moss
Lothrop
Buffalo Wins as Vickery Sparks Victory Over Grays
Buffalo defeats the champion Grays in a heavy hitting game. Vickery shines at bat with a two-base hit and two singles and also pitches effectively. Key double plays by Providence in the second and third frame help seal the win. Buffalo scores nine runs in the second and third innings. Attendance 1,000. weather cold and cloudy.
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Grays
Buffalos
Rudderham
Vickery
Providence
Cooney
Rogers
Bottenus
Ufi
Drawby
Clymer
Doweo
Laewe
Potala
LYONE
Bassett
Knight
Larned
Errora
Wise
Loewe
O Vickery
McCauley
Snyder
National League Games Slated Mostly Postponed by Wet Grounds
Only two NL games were played yesterday as rain left most schedules in doubt. Pittsburgh beat Washington 6 to 0 while Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1, shifting Chicago to third and dropping Philadelphia into a tie with the Giants.
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
Boston
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New York
Baltimore
Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
Fore
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Mercer
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Emslle
Errore
Grifith
Kittridge
Carney and Clements
Murray
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Local Scores and Schedule Notes From Carbondale Area
Tournament notes show games between Carbondale Harrisburg and Hazleton Lancaster with mixed results. Shenandoah Reading matchup unclear. Pottsville Allentown listed as no game due to rain. Local print ads mention W G Doud Co Lacka Ave and Tribune excursion posters.
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Shenandoah
Reading
Hame
Potteville
Pottaville
Allentown
Rescue Story From Lake Erie Captures Captain Henoy’s Wife
Mrs Captain Henoy recalls five months of intermittent illness with head and back pain bloating and bowels distress. She credits immediate relief to Dean’s Kidney Pills after last severe attack. Mail order note from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents for the U S.
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Buffalo Evening News
Front Avenue
Captain Henoy
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Shenandoah Club Quits as Transfer Talks Fail
Shenandoah Pennsylvania May 20 the Shenandoah club halted after failing to pay players and visiting club guarantees. A new organization raised funds to pay debts but refused to proceed when manager Harry Bradigan declined and others balked. Hanlon arrived to arrange a transfer to Easton and Reading for tomorrow's game was set as Erin prevented a game here.
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Harry Bradigan
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Haston
Aston
Erin
Reading
Shake-Up Hits Scranton Club as Winkleman Recalled
The Scranton club releases outfielder Houle and recalls Winkleman from Baltimore as Manager Barnie continues talks with President Betts of the Baseball Association. Radford stays at short with Sweeney moving to right field. Catcher Smith reports to Buffalo. Quarles’ status is uncertain as directors debate his future.
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Jetter
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Base Ball Association
Houle
Buffalo
Syracuse
Radford
Short
Sweeney
Catcher Smith
New York
Rochester
Quarles
Scranton club benching hints at strategic coaching moves
Washington Star notes Pleey Ward of the Scrantons being benched twice for offensive coaching. Wilkes-Barre Record praises manager Burnie’s experimental Scranton team, while amateur notes report umpire hopeful John J. O’Hara, local club challenges, and a four-inning 10 to 6 win by the Achilles and Elba Boys.
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Scrantons
Washington Star
Chicago
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Burnie
Scranton
Wilkea-Barre
John J. O'Hara
Northe End
President Hanton
State League
Handicap Alley Ball Series Opens in Dunmore
An alley ball handicap series on the P. J. O'Donnell courts in Dunmore drew eighteen entries but only twelve played as the event began Saturday afternoon. Matches saw Dunmore teams prevail in three scorelines, including Thomas Stewart and Michael O'Haro beating Michael Kennedy and John T. Wilson 21 to 12, and George Kell and George Allison defeating Jesse Pantry and Benjamin Hall 21 to 18. The games will finish Saturday, June 1.
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P. J. O'Donnell
Dunmore
Thomas Stewart
Michael O'Haro
Michael Kennedy
Priceburg
John T. Wilson
Joseph Stewart
Martin Flannery
James Boyle
James Abbot
Throop
George Kell
Pricebure
George Allison
Jesse Pantry
Benjamin Hall
Laurel Hill park opening promises surprises and music
Public opening next Saturday will unveil a transformed Laurel Hill park described as a little paradise with an auspicious debut by Gilmore's band in the pavilion. The event aims to showcase both park and entertainment new to Scranton and attract broad attendance. Hood's Sarsaparilla marketed for strength and appetite follows.
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Laurel Hill Park
Gilmore
Scranton
Castoria Recalled in Childhood Versus Adulthood
A nostalgic note recalls giving Castoria to a child named Baby at various ages from nick to Mis. The text mentions repeated use of Castoria during infancy and childhood growth stages.
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Nick
Castoria
Abe
Ceatoria
Mis
Sbe
Ciukken
West Side Entertaining Events At Washburn Street Church
The Chi Upsilon social on the West Side featured a reception in the Washburn Street Church’s new rooms with male guests. Performers included the Columbian quartet and another group, with Professor D. A. Stone and W. H. Freeman speaking on youth education and moral progress. the room was decorated with flags and bunting. Also noted are inventor Thomas Tooney’s anti robbery steam jet device for trains, a damaged coal fire incident injuring George Zintle, and various local notices including church events, council matters, and business directory ads.
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Jollity
Washburn Street
Gal Morgan
Ambrose Morgan
Watkin Morgan
Herbert Jones
Walter Jones
Will J. Reynolds
David Owen
E. D. Owen
D. L. Morgan
G. W. Phillips
Joseph Meara
Morfan
Will Hutton
Archie Mears
Lewis Howell
Ben Evans
David Owens
David Richards
Thomas Tooney
Fairview Avenue
Tooney
James Casey
Weat Side
Dunmore Doings and Local Notices Spread Across Town
William Swarts, Thomas Higgins, and Michael O Malley visit relatives in Carbondale Avoca and Olyphant while Fanny McHale is slightly indisposed at Elm Street home. A new 18 pound daughter arrives for William Gilligan of Hyde Park. Stella comic opera set for Thursday and Friday at local venue with 35 cent adults 25 cent children. Coal office clerks play baseball on No 5 grounds next Saturday afternoon. Manley Hall hosts a Young Men's Institute book reception this evening with strong community support.
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William Swarts
Carbondale
Thomas Higgins
Avoca
Michael O'Malley
Olyphant
Fanny McHale
Elm Street
William Gilligan
Matthew Cawley
Hyde Park
Harry Dalrymple
Elmhurst Boulevard
Thomas Sly
Honesdale
Cherry Street
James Kenny
Butler Street
D. G. John
Stella
Pennsylvania Coal Company
No. 5
Manley Hall
Young Men's Institute
Dunmore
Pickerel Placed In Two Susquehanna Lakes
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes eighty thousand young pickerel released into Jones lake and Elk lake near Susquehanna in Susquehanna county. In Starrucca Wayne county quarry workers found a green tinted subterranean pool with eyeless fish swimming backward in circles. The fish will be sent to state commissioners as curiosities.
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Elk Lake
Susquehanna
Susquehanna County
Starrucca
Wayne County
Pennsylvania State Commissioners
Mystic Cure For Rheumatism Promoted by Lebanon Man
Morton T Hill of Lebanon Indiana recounts his wife’s severe inflammatory rheumatism and claims immediate relief after using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says she left bed in three days and credits the remedy with saving her life. Sold by Carl Lorenz Drugist in Scranton along with Low Rate Excursions to the West aboard Nickel Plate trains.
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Morton T. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorens
Drugatst
Lackawanna
Scranton
Entering Society and Womanhood with Dr Pierce Fix
An advice piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a key support for girls entering society and womanhood. It claims the tonic is a purely vegetable, non alcoholic nervine and restorative, beneficial for functional disorders and chronic weaknesses in women.
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Dr. Pierce
Pace
Buffalo
Samuel A. Jacobs
Near You Specialist Promises Cure for Male Ailments
A Scranton physician Dr Reeven advertises cures for impotence, lost manhood, venereal diseases, and blood ailments using new methods. Offers confidential, free examination daily 9 to 9 and Sundays 10 to 4, with discreet service and home remedies indicated.
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Spruce Street
Scranton
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