Eastern League Baseball Results Report
Eastern League games featured Wilkes-Barre losing again to the Grays as Buffalo claimed another win. Springfield passed Syracuse while Rochester faced hard luck and Scranton dropped to Springfield in last night’s standings.
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Springfields
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Syracuse
Sypwcmse
Darkness
Rochester
Viceday
Scruton
Springfielid
Toronto
Springfield Triumph in Scranton Series Finale
Springfield wins the final Scranton series game behind strong stops by Puller and a sharp throw from Berger. Harley makes a notable stop and Masse feeds plays as Leahs steals second, sending Vommie to third then O'Brien panic-tugs home. Attendance 110. Score Springfield.
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Masse
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Lee “Vommie
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Wilkes-Barre Tops Providence in Ten Inning Ball Classic
Wilkes-Barre defeats Providence 2 to 1 in ten innings as Howson and Keenan duel on the mound. A misplay on fifth inning tied the game before Leith scored the winning run on a bad throw and a two-base error. Attendance 20,000. Umpire Curry. Time 1:14.
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Hodson
Lyttle
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Cranby
Dixon
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Buffalo and Toronto Baseball Clash Record Undated
In buffalo and toronto venues a two game sequence features teams or players unnamed in a scorched OCR fragment. Umpires Reese and Gattney preside as batters Mason Zahner Donn Cutley Whitehill Ryan Horton Boyle are listed with incomplete scores and lineups.
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Grays Dominate Sunday Game Over Wilkes-Barre Team
Providence won easily from Wilkes-Barre today by heavy batting and steady pitching. Wilkes-Barre started strong against Dolan but could not match the Grays pace as attendance reached about two thousand.
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Providence Beats Wilkes-Barre in Extra Hard Fought Game
Providence earns 8 runs against Wilkes-Barre with Canavan leading at the plate with two three-base hits and two stolen bases. Cooney Diggins Betts also contribute multi hit efforts as Smith and Goeckel turn double plays. Dolan and Keenan fan batters as Luckey and Keenan issue multiple walks. Time 2 45.
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Doubleheader Hot Labor Day Hit Parade At Syracuse
Syracuse and Springfield clash in a high scoring doubleheader with many home runs and triples. Ray mond Leahy Fuller and Ryan starred for Syracuse as the second game ended early due to darkness with attendance listed as 000.
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Buffalo Edges Rochester as Wadsworth Shines on Mound
Buffalo defeated Rochester 7 to 0 when Wadsworth pitched effectively and Dooley hit a home run. McFarland started for Rochester with six runs allowed in the fifth before Herndon held the Buffalos, while We count on darkness ended the game after eight innings. Attendance 60. Svare, ROB, and umpire Keefe noted.
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Shannon
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Rob
Wadsworth and Urquhart
McParland, Herndon and Boyd
Keefe
Scattered Scores From Early Baseball Contests
The record shows multiple games with inconsistent city and score lines. Cleveland beats New York and New York defeats Cleveland in separate matchups. Boston defeats Louisville 16 to 0. Pittsburgh defeats Baltimore 5. Chicago hosts Washington with a score listed as unknown.
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South Side Bats Fall to Olyphant Browns 8 to 1
In yesterday's game at Olyphant the South Side club lost 8 to 1 to the Olyphant Browns. MleDerman started on the mound for the locals with Lar relieved in the second rank. Cleary steadied the visitors with strong pitching. Roe shone in left field as both clubs played solid defense before a large crowd. Score: 8 to 1.
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Amateur Ball Notes: Scranton Beaten 49 to 16 by Wilkes-Barre
In Athletic Park the Scranton plumbers lost seven innings of baseball 49 to 16. The Hittenbender cludy seeks four a side with Harmonies Eurekas or Olyphant Browns. The Taylor Reds challenge West Side Athletics for Wednesday. The Taylor Teds challenge Minookas for four games Saturday. The Nationals beat Emmetta with a 11 to Jin inning game.
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Umpire Jevne Praised After Montgomery Incident
Report mentions Chicago players praising umpire Jevne for a bold confrontation in Montgomery Alabama. A local troublemaker was fined five dollars after allegedly threatening the umpire, with spectators reacting loudly and songs praising the umpire circulating in Baltimore fans.
Baseball gossip and player moves from early season chatter
The article recounts team and player rumors including potential signings by Griffin, injuries to Donohue and Kittridge, claims about Keeler and Kelley in hitting and base running, and speculative trades involving Rusie and Hoffer. It notes age averages, manager bets, and ongoing discussions about 1907 engagements and trades across several clubs.
Hughey Jennings Offered Part Ownership of Scranton Club
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers report Hughey Jennings the Baltimore shortstop received a proposition to become part owner and playing manager of the Scranton club. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin questions the offer noting money would flow to Jennings if he joined. Scranton owners claim Hanlon opposes the move and it is unclear if the tale is true. Jennings had previously sought a release but Hanlon refused.
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Scranton People
Hope L ies in M Kinley Will Vote for McKinley and Honest Money
Min J B Shall editor of the Dadly News prints a card declaring support for McKinley and honest money. He says the Democratic platform and silver coinage would harm workers and the public, and he will influence votes for the Republican party.
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Champion Pigeon Shoot at Driving Park Thursday
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