Scranton Beats Rochester in Eastern League Action
Scranton defeats Rochester as Syracuse wins Sunday game. Wilkes-Barre and Springfield split, affecting pennant chances. Rochester’s loss narrows their race while Providence nears Scranton in the standings with Toronto pressing for second place. Syracuse tops the day with a Sunday win, while Wilkes-Barre, Springfield, and Toronto play in later matchups.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Scranton
Blackbirds
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Grays
Toronto
Syhicuse
Bulilo
Springfield
Alains Woul
Turse
Albany
Buffalo
They Broke Even Scranton and Rochester Split Pitching Battles
In two close games Saturday Scranton and Rochester each won one as pitching dominated. About 1,500 fans watched the feverish action with timely hits and a Massey error shaping the first inning. Umpire Keefe received praise for his work amid jeers from players and a tense atmosphere.
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Scranton
Rochester
Massey
Rechester
Tim Keefe
Fortalnly
Powersterson
Peter Fingin
Maguire
Mulvey
Streaga
Cheup
Berger
Gitlan
Lovett
Wilkes-Barre Beats Syracuse in Tight Baseball Clash
Wilkes-Barre defeats Syracuse 9 to 7 in a closely played game marked by Coukley’s pitching and Hume’s 36 assists in a contest shortened by weather. Goockle’s fielding and timely hits from Bonner Smith and Bannon shaped the scoring, with notable base running and defensive plays throughout.
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Wilkes-Barre
Kuntesch
Coukley
Hume
Goockle
Coakley
Wente
Delaney
Ryan
Syracuse
Errore
Firet
Dhalle
Garry
Bhearon
Bonner
Smith
Bannon
Minnehin
Providence- Rae event details at Providence
Fragmentary record shows names Muffalo, Battalion Lewin Coogan Gray Mith with Umpire Swartwoud and officials at Providence. Missing context and specifics prevent full reconstruction of event or roles.
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Providence
Rae
Lewin
Coogan
Gray and
Mith
Swartwoud
Unclear OCR fragment prompts partial historical item
Fragmentary text mentions Springfield Toronto and Battery details with incomplete place names and names like Din Casey and Umpre Mornting, providing no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Syracuse Triumph Over Rochester In Close Preseason Tilt
In front of about 220 spectators Syracuse edged Rochester in a brisk game. Reddy pitched unevenly for Syracuse while Rochester made costly errors in the first half. Beare and Kelly anchored the batteries as Providenine and Keele provided support, with Fain noted for preventing Buffalo from closing the gap.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Reddy
New York
Orithoal Nia
Heme Fea
National League Games Delay Sunday Schedule
National League action saw no games on Sunday, altering perceived standings as teams adjust records despite weather and travel gaps. The day yielded no official results, leaving teams to carry existing win totals into next fixtures.
Unclear Baseball Scores Across Cities in Shaky Record
Fragmented results show multiple city pairings with uneven scores such as St Louis 10 over Philadelphia and Boston 8 over Mitteburg 4. Other lines list Pittsburg 9 over Boston 3 and Chicago 11 over Brooklyn 7 with Baltimore 2 over Cleveland. Some entries are incomplete or obscured by punctuation and weather notes in New York Louisville.
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Beeen
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
Mitteburg
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
New York-Louisville
Wet Grounds
County League Clubs Standings Summary
Amateur baseball note shows county league standings with final tallies for each club. Details list team names and points, reflecting the current order and recent results within the circuit.
Browns Beat Young Mens Christian Assoc Team at Olyphant
Olyphant Browns defeated the Hall and Young Men's Christian Association quintet at home Saturday. Brown took an early four run edge in the first inning, trailed briefly in the fifth, then regained the lead in the sixth and held on to win. Patten, Cleary, Wheeler, Sheridan, McHale, Kelleher and Gurbett starred for the Browns.
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Browns
K. BR
Patten
Ff Cleary
Wheeler
O Jj Sheridan
McHale
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Baseball game summary with sparse team details and errors
A fragmented box score notes Hrowns and Kelleher pitching actions with earned runs, base on balls, strikeouts, and defensive plays. It lists players such as Cavanagh, Sheridan, Rae, Leary, Meehan, Wheeler, Moran, and Patten along with miscued fields and stolen bases. The garbled text references innings, runs, and outs without coherent narrative.
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MD Assecasee
Herter
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Ruchesten
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A.B
Johnson
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ILO
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Hyon
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Posner
Crossin
McDonnell
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Kelleher
Cavanagh
Batls
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Sheridan
Rae
Luses
Taylor Reds Ready for Aug 27 Thuriday Ball Game
The Taylor Reds challenge the South Side Reserves to a game on the Taylor grounds for Thursday afternoon August 27. The Tribune notes Evan G. Watkins as manager and replies are satisfactory. The Silvera have played thirty six games this season, with twenty eight wins and eight losses. The Sliders seek city under 17 players to schedule a baseball game with manager and captain LA Tropp inviting interested clubs.
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Taylor Grounds
Tribune
Evan G. Watkins
Silvera
Sliders
Tropp
EL A. Trop
Kingston Races Feature Green Ridge Wheelmen Stars
A large crowd watched the League of American Wheelmen events in Kingston. Ralph Gregory of the Green Ridge Wheelmen Scranton dominated with wins in the one mile open and two mile handicap and placed second in the half mile open. John B Corser won the half mile open. The Green Ridge riders swept the mile open with Gregory White and Keller taking the top three prizes. Keller also won a diamond ring for third in the two mile handicap.
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League of American Wheelmen
Wyomingeld
Kingston
Ralph Gregory
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Scranton
John B. Corser
Harry Waddell
Kings
Scar Oswald
Charles Knight
J. B. Corey
Allentown
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RP Getter
Yale Football Team Prepares Cornerstone for Fall Season
Yale football outlines summer practice changes with planned training locations in Marri borough and Black Rock. Captain Fred T. Murphy orders summer drills for 15 candidates including Squire Beach and Rockwell. Lang Murray will not return, reducing veteran presence as 1898 class joins.
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T. Wright
Lang Murray
Goshen
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Andover Academy
Umpire Doescher and Kuntzsch in Midnight Clash
Umpire Doescher and Syracuse Stars owner-manager Kuntzsch nearly fought at Scranton after Doescher criticized Syracuse. Actor Murphy and Patrolman Lowry intervened. Doescher left by train to New York, Kuntzsch party to St Charles hotel. The scene drew Rochester and Syracuse clubs, ahead of a Sunday game, with Tim Keefe and Dan Shannon among onlookers.
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George Kuntasch
Syracuse Stars
Scranton House
Lowry
Tim Keefe
Dan Shannon
Rochester
Tom Murphy
Doescher
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Mike Kelly
Penn Avenue
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Radway's Ready Relief touted for summer ills and travel
Summer complaints and fever remedies headline Radway's Ready Relief as a quick cure and preventive aid. The advertisement claims it treats dysentery diarrhea cholera morbus and malaria related fevers and advises travelers to carry a bottle, noting a few drops in water prevent sickness from water changes. It promotes price at cents per bottle and recommends it for miners and lumbermen.
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