Eastern League Baseball Results Report
Scranton lost to Buffalo in a 10 inning game while Providence regained the lead Rochester forfeited one of two games to Graves and dropped another Wilkes-Barre and Toronto split Syracuse took two from Springfield Providence held the lead Rochester forfeited again due to Shan with night boat for New York City Scranton played a nether Hiniha contest with Putate and Vent dt VYoDag’s Buster League Games Hocheater at Stratton Sydnee at Wilkes Birra Hi fala at PY Ovidee Yoronto at Syrueteb
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It Was the Same Old Story Bisons Win on Timely Hitting
A doubleheader narrative shows the Bisons overcoming Scranton via timely hitting in a ten inning win and a later partial comeback. Fagan Maguire and Massey drive runs as Lovett and Huggie pitch, while Griffin and Keister solidify defense. Scranton’s late surge falters as Beranton and Massey contribute key hits.
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Ttt
Din Center
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Matvale
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Kelster
Ladh
Hrien
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Soaire
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Lire
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Buffalo Scranton Baseball Disorder Highlights Scoring
Scranton defeats Buffalo 7 to 4 with earned runs led by Cremminger Fields Lewee and Ritchey. Key plays include two-base hits by Cremminger Maguire Macacy and Lewee. Errors and steals noted with Urquhart as catcher and Mouss Cray Urquhart listed among players.
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Providence Victories Put Lead In Eastern League
Providence defeats Rochester in two games to seize the Eastern league lead. The first game ends with Rochester quitting the field after the seventh inning, forfeiting as travel to New York looms. Scoring totals show Providence pushing ahead early while Rochester falls behind, with pitchers and umpires noted for the disputed innings.
Springtel Suffers Two Losses in Syracuse Stop
Springtel trouped two games today at Syracuse. In the first game Syracuse won 6 to 5, Reidy banked errors by Springtel and his fielding miscues aided by Springtel. The second contest featured Wee i great one and Harley Reilly scoring late. Beeres belted a home run in the final at bat.
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Batteries-Mason and Hyun, Kelly and Gineon Rival Uplre-Swartwood
Fragmented text lists names and pairs such as Mason Hyun Dejiney Ryan with unclear context. Mentions umpires Swartwood Sevan and Syracuses but no coherent event details or outcomes.
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Hyun
Kelly
Gineon
Philadelphia Quakers blank Louisville in afternoon baseball
Philadelphia shut out Louisville as Carey pitched effectively with solid support from the defense. Frasier struggled and the Quakers jabbed hard at Frasier in the early, middle, and late innings. Galla gher debuted at short and performed well in the field and at bat. Weather was pleasant and crowd attendance modest.
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Abbey Drives Key Run As Abbey? Home Run Sparks Lead
In Binchiyn August 1, a bases on balls and a two base hit barrage in the second inning keyed Abbey’s big start. Hughey held the hitters to two runs until Hawley relieved him. Final score shows KaLe 8, Firehire 6 with Abbey, Daub and Burrill driving runs. Umpire Sheridan.
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Washington Test Woh games in doubleheader upset by poor batting
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader with uneven scoring as Washington bats faltered in the opener while Umpire Horst and players argued over calls. Tebeau was ejected for objecting to a decision, as the scoreboard shows Washington 40 Cleveland 8 in the first game and Cleveland winning the second.
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Baltimore Opening Loss Keyed By Errors In Series
Baltimore stumbled in the opening game of the St. Louis series as errors doomed their effort. Pitchers McMahon and Clarke faced tough calls with umpire Lally noted, while Breit enstein and McParhotud contributed to the misplays in a game marked by miscues.
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Cincinnati Wins With Eighth Inning Triples And Linery
Aug 1 game note reports Cincinnati prevailing in the eighth inning on Miller and Vaughn triples and Iewin's long line drive to center. Battersea-Herrick and Gangell listed with Fore sman Dwyer and Peita. umpire Lynach.
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Ha le New York Game Under Foggy Night Lights
In New York HALE at sn oF 02 sn A Chiesa 2700 0300 SNS HisteriesClark and Bearfost Friend Terry Kittridge Donahoe Umpire Emelie.
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Scranton Defeats Wilkes-Barre in Ease in Series Game
Scranton pill makers defeated Wilkes-Barre druggists on James Hoys grounds yesterday afternoon to even the series. The opener in Wilkes-Barre ended 12 to 1 for the Wilkes-Barre team. The final game is set for Wilkes-Barre in two weeks.
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Wilkes- Barre
Minooka Locals Challenged By West Side Browne on Aug 2
The Minooka Locals challenge the West Side Browne for a game on Minooka grounds Saturday Aug 2. M J Kane captain leads the team in this upcoming county league notice.
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Favorites Sweep Grand Circuit Day Two Races
Indianapolis April fourth reports a large crowd despite poor weather. Favorites dominated most events with Phenol winning two heats in the 2 12 pace after a warmup fall. Pearl narrowly beat Phenol in one heat, and other top horses included Margarette Olive Nebbs and Joe Halley with best times noted for the 2 12 pace and 207 speeds.
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Silver Decline Follows Cochran Speech and Gold Talk
In New York on August 19 bankers hope and silver prices fall after W Bourke Cochran's speech. The white metal drops with Commercial bar silver down from 674% to 65 and Mexican dollars from 63 to 11 rente. Traders anticipate possible gold imports as exchange weakens and bullion brokers seek future delivery data.
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Scranton Club Earns Hard-Luck Series Against Buffalo and Toronto
The Scranton team faced Buffalo and Toronto with mixed results in a series marked by hard-fought games and controversial umpiring. Scranton won a 14 inning victory over Toronto and lost two close contests to the Bisons, with the crowd reacting to umpire Gaffner's calls. Despite setbacks, the paper praises the club's effort and resilience.
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Quote dispute over amateur art lover in Washington Star
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a debate about what defines an amateur artist and whether genuine love for art prevents careless behavior. The dialogue questions Art Jopkine's attitude toward art and possession.
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