Scranton Drops in Eastern League Standings After Loss
Buffalo rises to third in the Eastern League table with Scranton, Toronto, and Rochester slipping further. Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo each win twice as Scranton and Toronto lose. a crowd of about 5000 sees chaotic play at the grounds with crowding over the outfield and a controversial ball rule. Stearns shines at second for Scranton despite the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Bufalo
Scranton
Toronto
Springfield
Providence
Rochester
Ponce
Alligator City
Sheannot
Stearns
Winkleman
Whitehead
Svore
Rochester Wereedes
Toponio
Cceee LO
Cseeseneer
Seneteenses
Scranton Dragged by Wilkes-Barre in Twin Bill
Wilkes-Barre defeated Scranton 6 to 4 in the morning game as Meekin and Quarles pitched well for the visitors. A late surge by Wilkes-Barre produced three runs in the ninth. Lezotte and Ward were involved in a disputed play leading to a $19 fine. The afternoon crowd sweltered as Scranton fans vented ire about the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Hogan
Murrott
Indianapolis
Meekin
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Mtchel Johnson
C. W. Tammany
Johnson
Mr. Tammany
Buffalo Defeats Toronto In Error Laden Tilt
Buffalo wins 7 to 2 over Toronto as first base errors contribute to the scoring. Urquhart Loewe Smith Dement secure two base hits while Shearon and Wine tally three base hits. Crane and Grey walk and strike out counts noted. several double plays and misplays cited. Umpire Swartwood oversees two hour game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
AL JR. Ward
Ragford
Rogers
Stearns
Eabennes
Winkleman
W. Johnson
A. Ready
Ensiavavese
Delaner
Oas
Wilkes-Barre
Lyttle
Bhannon
Keenan
Betts
T pLexotte
Earle
Diggins
Weemene
McMahon
Perris
Eceopecal
Wilkes- Barre
Brady
Legotte
Buffalo
Smith
pLeke
Demont
Saane Chsey
Shaw
Toronto
Farne
Vickery
Herndon
Wino
Freeman
Domont
Luthnberyg
Kitea
Menin
Leewe
Whae
Iield Wise
Dene
Wing
Vickery Panneballe
Dowse
Lake
Swartwood
Vialtorn
Seave Buffalo
H. Oo
A. Rottenus
Field
Ah Shearon
Wkeeees Wise
Amith
Seesseene
Soperees O
Lutenberg
Absicisi Canvas
Cokeve
S. Tt
Sonsseeeaves
Rarned
Buff
Urquhart
Loewe
Dement
Shearon
Wine
Crane
Clymer
Sipps
Balle
Grey
Therndon
Providence Falls to Springfield in Tight Morning Contest
In Providence Rhode Island on May 30 Springfield edged Providence 4 to 2 after a rattling game. Lovett held off Providence bats while McKillop struggled for control for Providence. McAuley hit a home run for Springfield and Donnelly Shannon and others added offense as Springfield pulled ahead in the late innings. Attendance about 3 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Springfield
Callahan
Springfields
Lovett
Tou McKillop
R. Th
A. E. Lyons
Cfivsscsvertesnence
Bascett
Sveavg
Etricker
Qbiisschwerce
Murry
Rlivsveecsedessas
McAuley, c
Mnoirie
Cceceeenes
Donnelly
Vcoubha
Tomin
Coughlin
McKillop
Rima
Rogera
Cooney
Stricker
Lynch
McAuley
Murray
Shannon
Balle
MacKillop
iMcKillop
Doescher
HW. C. A. Ti
LYONS
Cccceenweneeenee
Pymmamode
Uy Bagan
Springft
A. Brannon
Cseeseeween Donnelly
Wasssessenes
Boheitler
Gilbert
Faeeeenee
Onson
Erteeeres
Pepeereeesee
Syracuse Stars Beat Rochester In Morning Game At Riverside Park
The Syracuse Stars defeated the Rochester home team at Riverside Park 1h to 3 after midnight with Centerfield Welch fined and ordered from the grounds by umpire Snyder for loud talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Springfield
Rochester
N. C
Syracuse Stars
Riverside Park
Urmpire Fnyder
N. Y
Syracuse
Moags
Kilroy
Barnett
Stars
Payne
Lush
Minnahan
Griffin
Power
Moxa
Renee
Th. Shinnick
Seneetee Tiavy
Fi Puynit
Theoveessoussevee Curpion
Hamburg
Taal
Hanrahan
Seeee Wonte
Seandsaas
Harper, Baciteneae
Tomi
National League Morning and Afternoon Results Shift Standings
Morning results show no Western wins. Washington moves from eleventh to tenth. Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington win two in the afternoon while Cincinnati Louisville St Louis and Pittsburgh drop games. New York and Chicago split. Box scores list hits errors and batteries for each game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ultimate
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
Louieville
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Franklyn
Baseball Scoring Notes From An Early Box Score Parade
Fragmented baseball box score style lines record teams such as Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Cleveland New York Chicago Boston St Louis Louisville Baltimore and Washington with listed hits errors and batteries. Names like umpire Murphy and others appear in a jumble of figures and abbreviations indicating innings scores and fielding events. The passage reads as a data dump from multiple games rather than a narrative report.
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Brooklyn
Ccee
Cleveland
Cleeland
Lueld
Gumbert
Dalley
Wallace
O'Connor
Murrey
New York
Chicago
Nw York
sRaturies
Husly
Schriver
Terry
Donahue
Tors
Boston
Trenton
Bt. Louis
Hwite
Errora
Nichole and Gansel
Clarkson and Peltz
McDonald
Findtimors
Louleville
Hite
Faltimore
Louisville
Hatthmors
Eisoinger
Clark
McDermott
Welsh
Motta
Washington
Puttar
Pittsburg
Brrore
Pittwbutty
Hattorjer
Mercer
Methulre
Taft
Coleco
Jouch
Kinslow
Sugden
Keefe
State League Morning Games Result Summary
Morning games in Lancaster Harrisburg and Reading reports Hasleton Carbondale Lan caster and Rowling competing. Notable scores include Harrisburg 11 Lancaster 7 and Reading Rowling 18 Carbondale 7. Other pairings show Allentown Hasleton and Reading Carbondale with varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisbro
Allentown
Hasleton
Reading
Carbondale
Harrisburg
Harrtisburg
Rowling
College Games in Orange and Bethlehem Doubleheaders
Scores show Lehigh 8 Lafayette 4 in Lehigh vs Lafayette with 3 errors each. In Orange U of P 6 over Hites Orange 2 with 1 error for U of P. Battery pairs included Novina-Goss and Clark-Barclay and umpire Campbell. Mayflowers hit the ball at Schwenk's Park on South Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Percccngees
U. of P
Errora
Westervelt and Cummings
Dickson and Rouning
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Lafayette
Novina
Goss
Clark
Barclay
Campbell
Schwenk's Park
South Wash
Mayflowers Nips South Scranton In Last-Inning Baseball Thriller
In a heated street game on Washington Avenue yesterday the Mayflowers of Minooka defeated the South Scranton Base Ball club 10 to 15 after a furious batting duel. O Neill starred behind the plate for Mayflowers and is praised for potential value with more experience. The Mayflowers rallied in the final inning to push across six runs and secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Avenue
Mayflowers
Minooka
South Scranton
O'Neill
Clarke Ros
Elvetrics
Taylor
North End
Olyphant
Hustlers
Scranton
Cleary
Young Recorder Juniore
Linden Street Stars
Adams Avenue
J. Thomas
H. Burke
Recorder Tuniors
Loren Lonvalion
Frank Huntsman
Scranton Young Men’s Christian Desocration Triumphs Over Normalites
Scranton squad led 8 to 0 after eight innings, Normalites mounted a late push but could not score. Scranton clinched a 10 to 0 victory as they mounted a final rally on the Stroudsburg Normal campus with players Owens Gillen Davis and Bittenbender in the field and Pomp catching. Umpire Mr. Zang of Berinton officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Scranton Young Men's Christian Desocration
Normalites
Scranton Boys
Scranton
Scranton Wines
Pittston
Armory
Charles Zang
Jones
Pittaton
Oelults
Seranton—T. Murphy
Zang
Fahrenholt
Bircher
Armatrong
Mott
Cowles
Captain Coursen
Mallot
Blackburn
Evang
Kirby
Buckley
Amith
Floyd
Frander
Gdal
Kugchel
Mudird
Nicholsond
Sheets
Thompsom
Owens
B. Murphy and
Rafter
Mr. Jones
Nelson G. Teeta
Phillies Triumph Amid Row Of Errors In Big Day
Washington routed the Pirates twice, Metta strained a foot, and Winkleman faced questions about batting. Meekin pitched for Wilkes-Barre, Tammany clashed with Johnson, and amateur results across Scranton involved Monitors, North End Stars, and the Scranton Pittston basketball finale ending scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Dolne
Phillies
Ruffilo
Ward
Washington
Pirates
Smith
Johnson
Wilkes-Barrenas
Prrndy
Bleepy" Johnson
von der Ahe
Riettenstein
Metta
Keenan
Winkleman
Page Toll Park
Half Rate Excursions on the Nickel Plate Road
Half rate excursions to western points advertised on May 21 and June 11, 1895. Gan pat come 23 Exchange street Buffalo N I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Points
Exchange Street
Buffalo
N. i
Death claims an aged victim on North Main avenue
An elderly woman, Mrs. Hiram Stark, aged seventy four, died yesterday on North Main avenue. She was married fifty three years and leaves a daughter and a son in Denver. Funeral arrangements will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Stark
North Main Avenue
Stark
Pitston
Margaret Merrifield
George N. Stark
North End Notes and Local Social Highlights
Anna Miles of Nandlecke visits friends here with a companion. The Excelsior drum corps hosted a well attended social at O'Donnell’s hall. The Providence Cembrian Glee Society plans a June 8 concert at Armory hall. Thomas Jehud of Wayne Avenue toured Nanticoke for the eisteddfod. Armory hall hosted a Green Ridge Athletic club soda event. Local residents, performers, and organizers attended Archbald’s hall for a Puritan Sunday school entertainment with Miss Emma Humphreys and others. W T D Watkins served as adjudicator for the soprano solo Waiting and the recitation Ben Adson’s Dream. Morgan H W Williams of Margaret Avenue died yesterday morning after years of illness. He was born in Merthyr Tydvil Wales on January 9 1851 and immigrated fourteen years ago, later marrying Mrs. Margaret Richards. survivors include his daughter, and his sons Benjamin and Thomas. He was secretary of the Carladian lodge of the American Order of True Ivorites and national grand secretary of the order, also known for ties to local elated doodle circles and prose and poetry contests. The funeral is planned for tomorrow at 8 PM with Forest Hill cemetery as final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Anna Miles
Nandlecke
Excelsior
O'Donnell's
Providence Cembrian Glee Society
Armory Hall
Thomas Jehus
Wayne Avenue
Nanticoke
Green Ridge Athletic Club
J. G
Walting
Bena Adson
Morgan HW. Witlama
Margaret Avena
Williame
Merthyr- Tydvil
Wales
Margaret Richards
Benjamin
Thomas
Carladian Lodge
Forest Hill Cemetery
Dunmore Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Carriage rides were enjoyed by families including the Swartz Quick and Russell circles. James S. Quick reports success in fire insurance with multiple companies. Milk at Palmer's depot will sell fresh ice cold for a cent per quart starting June 1, 1895. Engagement announced for Miss Alice Spencer and Thomas Keller set for June 24. The Loyal Legion hosts a grand evening with tableaux and music. The Columbia quartet and Neamis brothers are featured with William Allen and Miss Burns performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Swartz
J.S. Quick
Moscow
C. P. Russell
Louisa Luis
Mra. Palmer
Charles
Lorraine
James S. Quick
Palmer's
Dunmore
Alice Spencer
Bloom Street
Thomas Keller
Electric Avenue
Loyal Legion
Columbia Quartette
Neamis Brothers
William Allen
Scranton Young Men's
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Secranton
Scranton Tribune
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Pate
Aisuke
Harle
Betta
Lezotte
Gaffney
Graffney
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Naelves
Wato
Wiseteoedsererenes Oo
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Ae Seteennene
Bweeney
Scessses
Seeereee Winkleman
Vene
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Seeeeeenereene
Seeeerenenes
Tokio
Boranton
Seranton
Llisette
Tiggins
Hetts
Maine
Menktin
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Springsfield
Rhodites
Clindon
Shinnick
Daly
Cceeeeesense Hamburg
Scoreneseee
Cceenseess White
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Hahnett
Prssceceeseeseers
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Wirt Hree
Ftovheater
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Simon
Megan
Luoh
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Moss
Bomn
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O'Dtrien
Dora
Byzacine
McPartlin
Barnett Bird
Melurilin
Pitche Hanrahan
Spoyder
Eile
Tribune
National League
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Foreman
Merritt
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Jimelio
Chitinzo
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Merkin
Wilton
Hutchinson
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Umipire
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Pittsbure
Andernon
McGuire
Hawley and Kinslow
Errore
Daub
Grim
Cuppy
Zimmer
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Boaltinore
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Monore
Hoston— Frodton
St. Laure
Benton
Stivette
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Breitenstein
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Cleinnati Coe
Phiadelphia
Cinceinnati
Mrrors
Cineinnati & Battersow
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Phillips
Spies
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Gammon
North End Stars
West Side Stars
Robert Morris Lode
St. Trendan Council
Young Men's Institute
Morris Club
Young Me's Institute
Driving Park
Rocca
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Cash Stores
N. Main Avenue
Scranten
Nie Weber
Myrtle von Garder
Hattie McCracken
Bert Chase
Scott Thompson
Charles Boldery
George Staples
Will Powell
Arthur Clark
Edward Finn
Benjamin Kellar
Harry Francis
John Owen
Harry Howe
Samuel FP
York
Fred
G. Peters
Joseph Wagner
Duhcon Hall
Lewis Howell
Jackson Street
Dodge
Bellkvne
Mount Pleasant
St. Patrick's Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Sarah Jones
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Rachel Lewin
John G. Lewis
North Filmore Avenue
Beddoe's Court
W. C. Williams
George Weddick
Peter Price
Albert Williams
Hampton Street
Uelk
W. S. Jones
Gertie
Oneida County
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Man's Lodge
Mountain Lake
Lake Winola
West
Will Price
Peckville
G. A. Willams
Wilkes-Marre
Edward J. Davis
Llewellyn
Schuylkill County
W. J. Williams
Bellevue
Nullison
George Edginton
Oxford Errest
W. R. Hughes
North Bromiley Avenue
Lewis Davis
Bellevue Heights
Davis
Protheroe
West Side Business Directory
Starner
South Man Avenue
FL W. Mason & Co
UG South Main Avenue
Storex
Toole
Etrc
J. C. King
Missea Sadie
Annie Jones
Edith Jones
Emily Willams
Bessie Jones
Jennie Price
Mary Harris
Grace Acker
Litsle Thomas
Ida Thomas
Marian Jones
Dolly Williams
Jessie Owen
Winnie Stevane
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Jehnie Felows
Gertie Dankine
Nellie Fellows
Verna Lewie
Hannah Hughes
Jennie Brown
Mary Hower
Stella Yohe
Min
Gardin
Washington Age
Spalding
M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Y. M.C. A. Building
Dunmore Doings
Dewitt
D Jeweler
Lacka Ave
Scamntor, PA
Capital
Bamuet
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W. W. Watson
A. B. Williams
Cashiar
Bamuel Hines
James M Brertart
Ing A. Finch
Fioreo
el Germys
Pemerey
Chathaden
T. Porter
John
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