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THE SCRAKTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MAY G, 1899.
GAMES PLAYED IN
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
SCItANTON WENT DOWN INTO
FOURTH TLACE.
Chnngo of Its Position Wns Dun to
tho Defeat Sustained Yesterday
from Wilkcs-Bnrre Lancaster Lost
to Paterson iu a Closely Contested
Game Result of the Other Games.
The llattles In tho National
League Some of the Late Oosslp
of tho Diamond.
Scrnnton's """cond same nf tho
Wllkcs-barro cellos wns well contested
at Athletic p.uk yesterday afternoon.
Tho lsltoiH von by a pood hcore.
Heading Mas successful In closing out
AllPiitown.
Richmond, N'cwatlc, 1'ateisnn and
Lancaster nil played closely contested
Karnes. Hy losing cstei day's game
Seranton dropped to fomth plate.
Peicentage Table.
W. i I'.O.
Reading r, 2 .TV)
Newark '. :i M7
Richmond ." ."
Srriinton u I "A
WllKes-Harre t ,'j)
I.aiituHtor I ! ,'M
1'atcrnon ,1 T .TOO
Allentown 2 7 .2J:
Where the Teams Play Today.
Wllkcs-Harre at Srrnnton.
I'nterfon at l.iiiuaslcr.
Altentomi at Uraillnir.
Rlchmnnd at Newark
DEFEAT FOR SCRANTON
Dohetty's Costly Errois Were Large
ly Responsible tor the Result.
Hodson Was Injuied and
Had to Rethe.
About 7(10 spei tutor witnessed the
defeat of Scianton lij WIlkes-lMiic .it
Athletic puk jesteiday afternoon by
the h(oic of to to :: The game was
cloelj rontrstPd up to the eighth In
ning, when Wllkps-Hano bundled hci
hits and made hK inns
The ciowd was pot as enthusiastic
yesteid.ty as on the opening day, e
peeiall after Wllkes-Barrc's iuns came
thick and fast.
The game liegnn at 3 HO with Knoll
at the but, who "-cut a Hy oer Hums'
bead Knoll was followed bv Llppeit,
who took ill. st on balls Dillon fol
lowed with a saeilflce hit K.isau next
came to bat nverjone expected to see
the ball sail oei the left Held fence
and Knoll and Llppeit .scoie, but their
hopes weie ctushed for Pete lined oat
to Burns and was tin own out at fit at.
Knoll pcoied a run.
With two men out and eeiy one on
the anxious bench, Doberty came to
bat who lined to Atheitnn and was
tin own out at Aim The Inning doed
with one inn, and nei one happy to
know Sunnton had led off so nobly
undei iich haul conditions
A Ilkes-Iiaiic came to bat, but
diopped off In one, two tlnee older.
lMner sent a lly to i:.tgun, Odwell
was thrown out at llrst by a brilliant
stop and thiow by Dohertv. Hnlllglian
followed by llj itiFT nut to Llppctt, mak
ing tlnee out. without getting in sight
of Mist When Set anion tamo to bat
in the commencement of the hoiond
Inning, the men weie disposed of in
one two, tlnee older, the Kline being
the luck of Wilkes-Mai re.
U the beginning of the thhd Inning,
Siianton started pooilj. Knoll lined a
flj past second hasp Llppeit pounded
one to Hnlligliuu, who was unable to
leach It Dillon followed with a 11 to
Odwell Kngan then batted a gi minder
to Goodwin, who thiew him out at
flist, tn.iklng the third man out
Llppert was again left on flist The
game was evenl.v ontested In this wav
until the eighth inning, when eight
runs weie spoied 1 WIlkes-TSaire At
he beginning, Obnier sent an inllcld
fly to OConnell, who safely gathered
the ball in tetlilng Clyincr one man
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LEWIS, REILLY & DAVIES,
3UKAN1UN, lA.
out. Odwell was next to hat, who got
lit st on an eiror by DoheityJ Halll
Khun Kent n long ny In right field, Od
well taking second base. Ooeekel catno
next and wub successful In reaching
III st. Hums sent a liner over third
base. Ooeekel going to second. Athcr
ton helped the game along, and so on,
until six iuiis were mndc.
There were no special feutures dur
ing the game, nslde fiom tho excellent
woik of McMahon fioficrty wns very
weak at third, lie made three costly
emus There weie no criors for
Wllkcs-Hane. Hodson pitched un ex
cellent game, giving but one man base
on balls and that wns Halllghan, In the
last hnlf of the seventh Inning Hod
son met with a painful Injury dining
the last half of the eighth Inning
While stopping a hot liner his loft hand
wns split quite badly: Allen taking his
place. The llrst ball Allen throw was
a wild pitch, but ho soon got down to
good work and made Wikes-Haire
guess. Tho score:
SCItANTON.
A.U. H. II. A L
Knoll, ef J! 2 3 T o o
l.lppert. if 3 0 110 0
Dillon, lb .1 u 0 S 1 0
DuRan If 4 0 1110
Doliern, 31) I 0 0 2 -' 3
O'Connell. 21 3 ft 0 2 0 n
McMfthnii, PS 3 (I 0 2 2 0
Thiicknrn, c i o u 8 o n
Hodson, p 2 10 0 2 1
Allen, p 0 0 0 0 o 0
Totals ?' 3 Ti 21 N I
WlMvKS-IlARRi:.
A.ii. n. ii. o. a i:.
Chmer, if 0 o 1 o o
Odwell. If 3 2 1 I C 0
Mulligan, rf 112 10 0
(ioeckrl. lb " 1 2 12 0 u
Hums n .' 2 3 1 .', 0
Athi rton, 21) .", 12 2 2 0
CoiiKhlln, 3b 110 2 2 0
Untitling, p 4 12 12 0
Goodwin p I 1 2 0 3 0
Totals 10 10 II 27 11 0
Sctiiuton 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
WIIUes-Harre ....0 0 0 t 0 0 0 U X 10
i; lined runs Wllkes-Hine, 3 Two
Imsp hits n.iRiin. Alherlon, lloodwln
TliiiP-bisu hit Halllgan. Sari Hire hits
Dillon, Cljmir. Stolen bases -Ooodw In.
Atliertnn, Halllgan (b.ndliiK, Horns
Left on lms Scianton, j. Wllkrs
li.me, s. Stiurk out H Hodson ", bv
Allen 1 tloodwin, I I'iist on criors--Wilkes.
Harre. i l'lrst on balls-off Hod
son 1, oft Goodwin B Wild pltdiifi
Hodson. Allen I'as-ied ball Tlnukaia
rtnplre Henderson. Time 1 55
Won Out In the Ninth.
Lancaster, l'a., May "After havlig
appaientlv won nn uphill game b li
illle hittli'g. In the ninth lunlng l.ancas
ter toda lost to Paterson liy a scoio of
1", to H. Hciwls's wildncss In tho Hist
two Innings caused l.ancastei's defuit
I'uo was buttul hard and Bnwcii w is
not modi moie sutccssfnl. I'atcrsoi
Hi bled well Scene. H 11.13
Lancaster '31022120 0-14 21 2
I'nUlMjli . .. i 7 300000 2-15 1. 2
Kitteiles Schmidt, Wei te and Suon,
Howin, l'rje and Duncan. Umpire
liergci
Reading Shuts Out Allentown.
Heading, 3Mn 5 The Allentown dub
was shut out In the locals In a well
plaid ginie b. I to 0 Miltphv pltdud
a nv stcadv game and recded cxtel
Unt suppoit Stimuli 1 also pltibed a
good ganio but was a little wild Several
eatelies nf diltlcult flits by Itetts and
Tate weie of the sensational older fici
plavlng of the DpIcIi.uiHs. t'oekiuan and
e'hilds weie features Score, 11.11 U.
Heading . . . 0 0 .! 0 o 0 0 4 1 2
Allentown . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 1
HatteiiPR Miuplo and l'ox, Stlium.l
and McJlanus. Implic McDctmult.
Damaging Errois Did It.
Newaik. Mav 5 Damaging errors wero
ipsponslblp lor Ni walks defp.it tod.o,
three of the four llgurlng In the run
gettlnt, Hoth pltfhiis did excellent
woik that of ljcimlon being sliglitly
the bettei.
Sevbold drove the ball over the fence
in the eighth inning with one man on
base. Scene: H H 13.
Newark 00100 0 020 '17 4
Richmond ... 00010102 0 4 Gl
13 iltctles Htrndon anil Hoadi, Ulshop
and Steelinan. Umplie Bctts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Percentage Table.
W. L r c.
St Louis n t .Til
Philadelphia U 5 .722
Chli.igo 12 ii .1,1,7
llrooklju 11 7 .old
Cincinnati h C .571
Louis; llln s 'i lit
Haltlmoro t 10 .HI
New York I, 'I .400
I'ittiOuir,? 5 In V",
Wellington I u 2,-,
Cleveland u 12 .2W
At Haltlmcrc H.n n
riilkidelphla ..30100 0 20 0-biJ 3
Haltimon .0000100121 S 1
Hatterles Wheeler and Mcrarluud,
Nops and Hcblnson. Umpires Hunt and
Connoll.
At rittsburg I5.H.C
Pittsburg 1000 92 2207 11 1
Loulsvlllo 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 5 jO o
Hatterles- Lccvernnd Hon ei man: Phil
lips and Klttrldge. Umpires O'Day t.nd
Hrennau
At Hcstcn H.H E.
Hrooklju 5 0 10 2 0 12 01111 1
Hoston 0 000 11 0002 6 6
Hatterles Hughes nnd Farrcll; Lewis
a nil Clarke. Umpires Kmsllo and Mc
Donald At New York R H 13.
Washington 12 0 0 10 0 0 0-1 7 3
New York 0 0100100 35 9 2
Batteries Wejhlng nnd McGulro; Do
lany and Warner. Umplies Gaffncy and
Andrew s
At Cleveland R H 13
Cleveland 0 0 0 10 10 0 02 r. 5
Chicago 0 3 10 2 0 3 2 '11 12 5
n.ittcrlcs Carscy and Zlmmcr; Calla
han and Chance Umpires Hums and
Smith
At Cincinnati R.n fi.
Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 512
St Louis .. .. 200000000-2 4 2
Batteries Hahr. and l'eltz; Young nnd
O Connor. Umplies Swartwood nnJ
Warner.
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
Eastern League.
Montreal C, Providence, 5 (13 Innings )
Sprlnglleld, is, Toronto, ft.
Sjracuse, 11, Wnicester, 5,
Hartford, I, Rochestei, 1.
Westoin League.
Indianapolis, 3, Detroit, 2.
Kansas Clt) 4, SI Paul, 3.
Milwaukee. t, Minneapolis, 2.
Columbus. Uuffalo-No game.
Interstate League.
Youngstown. 4, Wheeling, 2.
New Castle. 10. MunmteUI, 4,
Toledo,, 7, Dajton, 4.
Kort Wayne, 2: Grand Rapids, 0 (llrst
game.) l"ort Wavnc, t; Grand Raplda,
2 (second game.),
College Game.
At Villa Novu, Pa. R.H.K.
Cornell 10000000 01 5 2
Villa Nova college .11000036 11 11 3
Butteries Sunders and Gonger; Me
Fadden and Hayes. Umpire Connor,
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indigestion
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DIAMOND PICK UPS.
Allen will go In the bo todav
MeMahon s work at short wus of tho
llliist ch.tnie.tet
Scianton hns dropped to fourth place
Puturson take a lump
Heading now leads the Atlantic league,
Newark taking second plate
Dohcrtv'H t In oo costh errors wnt
rough with the Seianton men Wilkes
Rario rather like 1 It.
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
The TwIllghtF will accept the challenge
of the Young Americans foi a game on
halurdnv, Mil H, lw. nnd will meet
them at the turner of South Main ave
iiuo and Hampton f-tieet at 0 30 o clock
Thev will pla anv team uudi i 12 enrs
of age llvan II Hevan ma.iager. Pal
mir Heynon, i.iptiln Tbe will nhiv
tin m on the West Hide Piowns' giounds
Tho Uliick Diamonds aectpt the eh 1
lenge of the Green rklder for a gam" on
the Tunnel giounds Will meet von at
Plttston averue and I'lg Btrvt at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon James Ho
laiul, m inagei
Sl or tho South Side Rattlers ib f.
the Young Sports bv a i-eoio ot 12 to 0
vtsterdav In the fourth Inning thro
was a wiancle over the seoie and the
Sports refused to pin The umpire
gave tho game to the Rattlers
The Arlels Ji , accept the challenge
of the Young Amcrie ins on the Mot,cs
Tas lor hospital grounds nt 2 ;0 o'clock.
REAL ROUGH RIDERS.
Buffalo Bill to Have Many of Roose
velt's Regiment in His Exhibition.
There seems to be much anxiety on
the pait of nianv renldonts of Scran
ton to ne the oilginal members of
Roosevelt's Rough RIdeis In notion.
Colonel Cody (Huftalo Hill) will give
the anlous ones n chant e to .see what
thej have for .i long time wished to
witness. Ho has, after considerable)
Double, Hiiecocded in aeeuilng Uvtnty
tlve of these famous wardens Men
who actually saw battle, took pait In
sklimlhhes, and In fact weie wounded
In dlffeient e ngnRcments Thc-p men
ato known the woild ovei and have
been f-ecuiPd especially foi the great
heiole churgo up San .luan Hill, to be
accurately leproduccd by this oigm
Ir.itlnn, which will be shown ben- on
Monday, May 22.
These Rough RIdeis nie only part of
the si hundred peisons who are to
truly repiesent to the people tho Rough
RIdeis of tho dlffeient nations, Includ
ing war painted Slouv chiefs nnd
biaves, sinewy Cossacks from the
Caucasus, fanatic lledoulns on their
Aiablan steeds, I.anccrs fiom tho
Queen's Own company, chasseurs and
cnliasslci.s fiom the ciack cavalry reg
iments of their native countiles, rh
lans. South American gauehos, detaeh
ment.s of United States cavulty and
artillery, MeNlcan ruialles, vaqueios,
C'lkos, dashing cowbo.vc. scouts and
frontieif-men, Tens rangeis and oth
cr. Miss Annie Oakley will Introduce
many new and novel Hhots never ac
complished by any other sharpshooter,
and Johnny Raker will appear In re
nnikable feats with tho rifle. Colonel
Cody will appear at every perfoimanco
GREAT SAVING POSSIBLE.
What n Sewer View Would Coat
Under the Proposed System.
At the request ot The Tribune. City
Engineer Phillips yesterday made nn
esllmnte of what a sewer view would
cost under the system suucrnHteii lw
him In his annual report nnd approved
o.v me select council, namely, to liavo
coutt appoint the vlewets from among
tho members of his corps.
The result Is simply astounding. He
took for examnlo a sewer kvsipih re
cently viewed at an expense of nearly
,'juu. Allowing ji.so a. day for tho
wages of the viewers he ilgured that
he could mako the view comnleto for
$37. And this too. was the maximum
he bald.
Ono of tho worst Instances of this
legalized wbat-cver-jou-want-to-call-It,
was tho viewing of the Honesdalo
street nnd Von Storcb sou era. Thi.m
niu fouiteen propettles In the district
nnu me sewer cost jj.-jis. The couit
allowed tho viewers $193 52 for mak
ing tho view. In plain lungunge tho
cltv paid three men nearly $200 for pei
formlng tho stupendous mathematical
feat of dividing 1,313 by 14.
Tho measurements and calculations
could be made by his nvn in an hour,
Mi. Phillips nay Tho serving of no
tices could be done In ten minutes
and the hearing of appeals in a. single
evening.
It Is earnestly hoped by the city of
flclals that the court will fall In with
tho engineers Idea.
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ioc Corset Stays at- 4c
25c and 19c Caufield Dress Shields,No.
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Hosiery.
15c Children's Double Knee and Foot
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ioc Children's Ribbed Vests at 2c
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