Eastern League results and standings noted yesterday
In yesterday’s Eastern League games Buffalo beat Toronto to rise to fourth place while Springfield defeated Providence in a fourteen inning battle. Wilkes-Barre edged Scranton as Rochester beat Syracuse to claim their fifth win. Today's schedule includes two games for each club with several position moves possible.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Rochester
Syracuse
Springfield
Providence
Buffalo
Toronto
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TBM
Barro Sesccsuseeee
Cvenceiad
St Rochester
Aicranton
Jacuse
Springfelds
Dixon
Lovett
Murray
Rudderham
Sprinfield
Billie Hite
Rogers
Shannon
Lynch
Bylderham
Gruber
Cooney
Donnelly
Stricker
Billa
McAuley
Gilbert
Daoucher
Gunson
Wilkes-Barre Triumph Over Scranton in League Clash
Wilkes-Barre won a high scoring game against Scranton with timely hitting led by Keenan’s collapse in three innings allowing ten hits. Ward Rogers Johnson and Betts led fielding and offense for Wilkes-Barre while Betts Shannon Mahon and McMahon starred for Scranton in a hard fought matchup.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Keenan
Forton
Ward
Rogers
Johnson
Betts
Shannon
Mahon
Lezotte
Rt Barre
Tran Scranton
Rochester Beats Syracuse in Sloppy Pitching Game
Rochester edges Syracuse 6 to 11 in a erratic contest as Duryea and Daly homer for Rochester while Welch makes two costly errors. Attendance 1,400. Duryea and Wente pair with Kileen and Hess for batteries. Snyder umpires the game.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Eileen Way
Mark
Rochesters
Duryea
Daly
Welch
Mies
Beare
Ererore
Syracure
Rus
Byracner
Flrst Iice
Twobate hite-Payne
Hanrahan
Minnabin
Griffin
Eagan
Moss
O'Brien
Kleen
Mos. Welch
Snyder
Wente
Kileen
Hess
National league games leave standings unchanged
Yesterday only five league frames took place and the results did not alter club positions. New York slipped to lose to Philadelphia while Pittsburgh edged closer to the cellar by defeating the Senators. Washington and others held steady as play wrapped.
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New York
Phillies
Pitshore
Senators
National League Li
Pittsburz Benasie
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Wood's Bualners and St Thomas clash in bats heavy game
In an exhibition at Allentown Wood's Bualners beat St Thomas College 12 to 11 after a late rally. Donahoe led Wood's offense with strong hitting while McHurd briefly shut down St Thomas before Cu-sik faltered. The storied nine from St Thomas pressed early but Wood's offense dominated the late innings.
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Theading
Pottaville
Reading
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Allentown
Cleveland
Woods
St. Thomas College
Wood
Bualners College
St. Thomas’ College
McHurd
St. Thomas’ Club
Cusick
Donahoe
Cooney
Hugh
Cusiek
Hart
Hite
Rors
Umphre
John Parrett
Stearns Stars as Buffalo Keeps Errorless Game Streak
Stearns delivered a solid effort early as Buffalo played its third errorless game. Syracuse’s eleven errors set a season record while Rochester manager Chapmian resigned and his club won yesterday. Wilkes Barre saw limited long hits and Sleepy Johnson snared one, as Ward excelled defensively with two runs and six putouts. Querles and Smith prepare for this morning’s Wilkes-Barre game.
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Stearns
Buffalo
Boranton
Syracuse
Chapmian
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Johnson
Querles
Smith
Amateur Clubs Vie For Youth League Honors
The Tritone reports several matches and challenges across Scranton area youth clubs. Amateurs include Tilectrica vs Emmett Street Brain. Monitors and West Side Stars in mit youth brackets. Young Recorder Juniors and No. 18 school team clash. Nutcrackers challenge Anthracites on Driving Park.
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Tilectrica
Emmett Street
Monitors
Lickawanna County
Young Recorder
Tritone
West Side Stars
North End Stara
Driving Park
South Side
Mayflowers
Knooka
Schwenk’s Park
Mulberry Street
Tennys
South Washington Avenue
Calm Grounds
Hickory Street
Recorder
Littl Shimonicos
Jefferson Avenue
D. Thomas
Burke
Delmonivon
L. Bayern
J. Greenberg
Pounders
Emeralda
Pittston Avenue
Pig Street
Fred Cardwell
Scranton Versus Pittston Basketball Charity Game at Armory
Tonight at the Scranton armory the Scranton and Pittston basketball teams meet for the Thirteenth Regiment New Armory fund. Officials are Teeta as umpire and Owens as referee with timekeeper Gottholt. Starting lineups include Murphy, Cowles, Foster, Blecher, Coursen, and others for Scranton. Flackburn, Evans, Kirby, Buckley, Lloyd, and Surname for Pittston. Substitutes listed for Pittston and Scranton provide depth for the charity matchup.
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Seranton
Pittston
Seranton Armory
Thirteenth Regiment New Armory
Nelson
Teeta
Mr. Owens
Martin Gottholt
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
T. Murphy
Cowles
Davis
Foster
Bykes
Blecher
Armstrong
Ft. Murphy
Manor Fahrenholt
Zank
Coursen
Mallet
Ward
Flackburn
Evans
Kirby
Buckley
Lioyd
B. Smith
Mranele
Sheeta
Thompson
Pittaton
Herbert
Nicholson
Knechel
Cowle
Lee Sykes
Rule
Kunts
Mahrenlt
Two Bicycle Club Runs From Scranton and Green Ridge
The Scranton Bicycle club plans a Stroudsburg to Port Jervis ride with a slow group departing the Lackawanna train at 6 a.m. for breakfast in Stroudsburg and a later dash to Dingmans Ferry, then home on the 9 a.m. Erie and Wyoming train. Green Ridge riders drop an extended run and instead cycle to Wilkes-Barre for this morning’s ball game and return in the afternoon after dinner.
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Scranton
Green Ridge
Stroudsburg
Port Jervis
Wilkes-Barre
West Side Day of Events and Memorial Observances
West Side residents plan cross channel attendance at a big city parade and a monster street demonstration at Taylor. Cemeteries at Washburn Street and Hyde Park host decoration ceremonies and veterans choirs perform as Comrade Moses Morley leads a Hyde Park cemetery squad. Mrs. P. J. Leonard receives a farewell party with a satin quilt from the Tabernacle Ladies Aid Society. many local names attend.
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Washburn Street
Hyde Park Catholic
P. J. Leonard
Taylor
Sexton Evans
Clarke Brothers
Round Woods
Robert Morris Lodge
Lake Windo
Bald Mount
Mountain Lake
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Indica
Grand Army
Franklin Engine House
Hyde Park Avenue
Monies Post
Thomas Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street
Griffin Post
P. J. McManus
Wales
Thomas Daniels
Ald Society
Tabernacle Church
Leonard
Besale Barrett
Lizgie Barrett
Mary J. Evans
Mary L. Watres
Mary A. Barrett
Cassie Reese
Sarah Davis
Sarah Evans
Magee Evans
Amrerdames Daniele
S. Rogers
T. H. Jones
R. Thomas
J. R. Thomas
J. W. Evans
J. B. Evans
KE. Evans
D. Evans
J. Rod
United Choir
F. B. Betts
Tenthastret
Margaret Winters
Jermyn
West Side
Ben Smith
Henry N. Jones
Roland Avenue
Shickshinny
Lorenda Gothard
Pittston and
Ashley
Jackson Street
John Cehill
Robert
New York
T. T. Morgan
Robert Morris Lodge Club
Henry W. Jones
David John
New Mexico
Annie Owens
Ashburn Street
Starner
South Main Avenue
Society of the First
Despair Over Desertion Ends in Lizzie Price Divorce
Judge Archbald grants Lizzie Price a divorce from Elleworth Price in Moosic after she cites repeated drunkenness and desertion. The decree notes Price's heavy liquor habit and four separations within years, leading to the end of the marriage.
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Lizzie Price
Archbald
Elleworth Price
Moosic
Justice of the
Mathew W. Loftus
Price
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Scranton Tribune
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