Wilkes-Barre Ends Tail End Run In League Play
Scranton climbs from eighth to seventh as Johnson leads in fine form with solid support. Wilkes-Barre drops Saturday and Sunday results after Saturday loss to Rochester while Syracuse slides from first to third with Rochester and Providence ahead. Eastern League schedule includes Scranton at Byardune Wilkes-Barre at Rochester Providence at Buffalo in Toronto.
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Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Scramtom
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Toronto, Cressen
Scranton
Syracuse Stars
Syracuse
Byradune
Toronto
Boranton
Oli Wilkes
RLE
Cccees
Rudderhail Dixon
Gannen and Urquhart
Docacher
Moran and Dower
Swartwood
Wilkes-Barre Oeveene
Rland and Boyd
iNcuer anil _ Digan
Crane Uhd Stearn
Scranton Stuns Syracuse With Strong Late Rally In Ball Game
Scranton edges Syracuse 4 to 3 as Rafferty and Reilly spark a late stop to Stars’ desperate ninth inning. Johnson pitched well for Syracuse, while Moss committed two errors that helped Scranton score key runs. Latham, Maguire, and care at short contributed timely hits as Scranton earns a merited win.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Johnson
Moss
Whitehill
Altgether
Maguire
Latham
Minahan
Carey
Rafferty
Wilkes-Barre Fails in Third Straight to Rochester
Sunday basketball recap shows Wilkes-Barre losing to Rochester, extending their skid to three games as the Eagles fought hard but could not overturn the visitors.
Baseball Notation Fragment with Players and Bases
Incomplete report lists three base hit by Polteniua and two base hits by Daly and others Fenaivt Betts. Stolen bases credited to Shannon Johnson. Double plays by oe and Beand Beard and Dooly Mulvey to Shannon to Dooley McMahon to Bonner to Kotle. Umpires Irane and Stearns. Time h
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Polteniua
Daly
Fenaivt
Betts
Shannon
Johnson
Beand
Beard
Dooly
Mulvey
Dooley
McMahon
Bonner
Kotle
Cmpires
Irane
Stearns
Buffalos slug past Providence in heavy homer showcase
At Olympic Park Buffalo faced Providence in a high scoring slugfest with five home runs and two baggers. Wadsworth pitched best for Buffalo, while Friel struggled in the seventh and eighth. The crowd topped seven thousand as Providence edged Buffalo 10 to 6.
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Buffalo
Olympic
Buffalos
Wadsworth
Friel
Hodson
Cleveland Maintains One-Game Lead After Sunday Games
The three Sunday games produced no shifts in standings as Cleveland remains one game ahead. No changes in positions occurred for the clubs.
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Cleveland
Scranton Hopes Ride Harper In As Power Recovers
Harper will pitch for Scranton despite Rochester protest which failed. President Powers wired Scranton owners and Manager McDermott to use Harper anytime. Power, recovering from gastric fever, is eager to play. Rumors of McDermott dismissal and Carbondale deals are denied as the team seeks stability.
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Harper
Scranton
Rochester
Powers
McDermott
Syracuse
Tom Power
Wilhees
Power
Sporting Life
Don Strouthers
Pitcher Ed Herr Released Amid Controversy In Rochester News
The Carboniale club plans to drop a condition while Pets Eswap remains in play despite ineffectiveness. Herr broke his right forefinger in Buffalo yet pitched three innings. Syracuse arriving Saturday was delayed and Latham inspires renewed team spirit. The Tribune notes Harper may join Scranton if honesty holds, questioning preconception in the National draft. Marper will pitch for Scranton per the flexible rule.
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Pets Eswap
Buffalo
Ed Herr
Rie
Syracuse
Herr
Latham
The
Tribune
Harper
Scranton
Rochester
Springfield Mason
Leicester Leads Home Wins as Umpire Changes Spurred Debate
The article notes Leicester as the sole home winner and discusses positions shifted by Hutchingen and Maruire, with Latham’s coaching cited as decisive. It mentions Tom Kelly nearing retirement as an experimental Eastern umpire, with Crane and Stesras as Rochester umpires, and hints at John Ward possibly leading a major league club within two months.
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Leicester
Lithim
Rafferty
Maguire
Hintchinsen
Latham
the Tribune
Hutchingen
Maruire
Tom Kelly
Ned Crane
Dan Stesras
Rochester
Crane
Charley Hoyt
Artie Letham
Anson
Duncan C. Harrison
Wermoeday
Hochester
Theoaich
Lackawanna Road
New York
Pyracuse
John Ward
Louisville
East
Provident Freedman
Ward
Arthur Irwin
Wardner
TJ Stucky
Loulaville Ehib
Uncel McGunnlicle
Masamacar
AL St. Louis
Roger Connor
von Cer Aho
Roger
China
Dot
Curls
Muckenfuss
Amsterdam
Johnstown
Glovergville
Sehenvctudy
Keystone Beats Reynolds in Saturday Park Game
At Factoryville the Keystone team defeated Reynolds 9 to 3 in a Saturday baseball game at Athletic Park. Notable performances included strong pitching by Ito and ragged fielding overall as Keystone took the win. The Shamrocks of Avoca plan a May 1 match on their rounds, while Minooka and South Side played a separate game with a lopsided score of 14 to 7.
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A.B. I. RR
P.O. A. Fi
Wilton
Reynolds
Heardsley
Goo Gardner
Marah
Courtright
Hepner
THAIS
Young Men's Christian Association
Railroad Branch
Association
Athletic Park
Railroaders
Ito &. Itus
Repuines
Young Men's Institute
Minooka
Brenden
West Side
P. Lafty
Sliders
Dunmore
Schulve and Harte
la Fountaine
Kellam
Ixion Club's Run Through Elmhurst Boulevard Ride
Ixion Bicycle club assembled at Elmhurst Saturday afternoon and rode to Beranton with about forty members. Some traveled by train, others by bicycle, reaching Elmhurst before six and dining at the Elmhurst hotel.
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Ixion Bicycle Club
Elmhurst
Elmhurst Boulevard
Elmhurst Hotel
Beranton
Decoration Bay Races Gentlemen Drivers Meet
Decoration day events at the Driving Park feature two club and two professional races of three heats each. Entries are incomplete and prizes undecided. Local club manager Swift Carbondale Club faces questions over disbanding the team and potential player sales to Scranton Eastern League. Contracted on a separate note, advertising for a patent cure claims relief from rheumatism, endorsed by Dr. Blackmore and sold by Carl Lorenz in Scranton.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Bill" Massey
Cargo
McQuade
Swift
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Driving
Wyoming’ Houge
Havicton
Martin Swift
Pottaville
Wil
Shamokin
Progres
T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittetiig
Siver
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
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Crane and Stearns
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Ter
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Hy P.O
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Sa Saeveeneee
Malvory Dooley
Nson
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Spruce Street
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Swift Carbondale Club
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C. M. Florey
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Winton
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Victoria
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JD Wilines
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Shor
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Washington Avenue
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Westington Enue
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Newfoundland
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Ireland
Gargel & Connell
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Lane 422
Ricuaro Lumeer Co
Scranton, PA
Ron and
Bittenbender
Pral Madicine CO
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Prarmacion
Wyomin Avenue
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