Scranton Breaks Out With Road Victory In Latest Standings Push
In yesterday’s World of Sports update Scranton was the sole visiting winner as Mivers snagged a second win at Springfield. Miners remain within striking distance of third place with a win today, while Providence looms as a factor in the race. Today's schedule features Scranton at Springfield Wilkes-Barre at Providence Rochester at Syracuse Buffalo at Toronto.
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de Maus Robinson
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Taw
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Goeckel
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Rochester Herald
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Meaney
Ponies
Boyd
Torontos
Toronto Globe
Tierogene
Wellner
Harper
Gillon
Wilkes-Baorre-Scranton
Minera
Wilres-Barre
Wilkes-Marre
Wilkes-Barre
Trovidence
Wilkes- Kharre
Hughie
Shorteton
Avoca
Avora
Jennings
Hin Road
Boranton
Athletics beat Reading in tight game as pitching wobbles
Reading Pa June 2 Athletics won from Reading hindered by Minnehan error Conn pitched fairly well but wild at times Lued knocked out third inning Kin thumb split Reading’s new twirler Kinella, Warckiey, Hatterjee, Luchs, McMacken and Conn started. Umpire Leighton Norfolk Va.
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Conn
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McMackin
Kinselia
H.H.E. Reavisisevessey
Atilotter
Hatterjee—Luchs
McMaeckin
Kinsella
Warckiey
Fox
Leighton
Miners and Ponies Tie Ten Innings in Scranton Tilt
In a ten inning pitchers duel Springfield and Scranton played to a standstill as timely hitting and sharp defense by Maguire and Beard sealed a 0 0 tie after ten frames. Rain halted play at the end of the seventh with the score tied and resumed with Gillen unable to hold the visitors.
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Scranton Tribune
Springfield
Mavis
Gillen
Ponies
Gilbert
Maguire
Scranton
O'firien
Vhiters
Moore
Beard
Meany
Gillon
National League centers on rain halted Denton New York game
Baltimore led four leaders with a return to form as rain stopped the Denton New York contest. Cincinnati fell to the Colonels while Workington faced Baltimore and other matchups scattered across Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and New York as scores and errors shaped the day's action.
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Louisville
Wilkes-Barre Rivalry and Circuit News From Local Papers
The Wilkes-Barre circuit reports mixed results with Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse leading and Scranton and Toronto trading wins. Notes on players Keenan, Lannon, Meaney, Gillon and others, plus manager advice for Wilkes-Barre–Harte and Wilkes-Barre records.
Last Race Day at Driving Park in Scranton
Weather kept attendance down on the third and final day of the Driving Park races but a large crowd still saw Rowdy Joe, Keller and Gregorys, and six heats of 2.44 and 2.29 trot events. Josephine-Annie won the 2.20 trot or pace, with Annie J, Billy H, Bellman, and Mark Anthony among the notable runners.
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Gregory
Green Ridge
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Buffalo
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Bellman
Belliman
Barney Birney Drives to Fast 210 Pace Victory
Barney Birney the famed reinsman from Wilkes-Barre drove Prince Albert to a 210 pace win at Renadville Mase on Thursday in 2.474, 2.08, 2.07. It is the season’s fastest record to date and highlights Birney’s early-year form. Birney, widely known in Scranton, sparked chatter at Scranton Park about his Rendville drive.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Renadville
Mase
Prince Albert
Birney
Scranton Park
Cornell Wins Four Mile Intercollegiate Rowing Race
Cornell led early as Pennsylvania struggled with wash from a passing steamer, collapsing to finish well ahead of Columbia and Pennsylva nia. Columbia placed second with a clear margin, Pennsylva nia swamped after 1.25 miles, ending in a procession to the line.
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N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Harvard
Hudson
Walter Peet
Wheeler
James Bond
Cornell and Penn Rowing Offer Declined Over Rematch
Mr Bond on behalf of Cornell University says Cornell’s eight will race Pennsylvania’s eight if the offer is accepted. Bond declines for Pennsylvania, deeming a rematch within eight days unsportsmanlike and not in the best sportsmanship.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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