Barons Move Up as Scranton Wins in Eastern League Action
Rochester edged Syracuse to rise to sixth place in the Eastern League standings while Scranton moved up from eighth after a batting duel at the Allc rater City. Wilkes-Barre and Springfield trailed as rain affected Providence at Springfield and the daybook noted several teams could shuffle positions.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Rochester
Syracuse
Providence
Springfield
Scranton and Toronto Meet in Intercity Sports Showdown
Scranton team Wilkes-ttirre secures a draw against Toronto at Reachettier Sportelit with a rough performance. Beranion faces Swraetine while Springtiel clashes with Uravdidence as Toronto faces tutfale in another match.
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Uravdidence
Toronto
Scranton and rivals explode in a high scoring baseball clash
Scranton victory featured Maguire steady at the plate and Ward's steal in the pivotal sixth as both teams traded blows. Key hits by Corbett Latham and Meaney powered early outbursts, with Ward denying Lexette and a seven run fourth inning surge sealing the grit filled game.
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Tad
Maguire
Scranton
Kagan
Kalle
Corbett
Ward
Latham
Boner
Eter
Bert
Meaneys
Balla
Yerrick
Unclear game recap with scattered player mentions
The fragmented report lists players such as Hochester McParland and Wis with references to scoring near a last half burst. It mentions Wen Dawanen Phifer Gherey Bari Lovett and others in a tense contest with disallowed plays and fielding notes.
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Hochester
Stara
McParland
McMarland
Wen Dawanen
Phifer
Gherey
Denon
Baga
Joran
Lovett
Anticipated holiday game with expanded seating at Attlee Park
Thousands expected as Wilkes-Barre prepares for a doubleheader. Ground manager John Brooks notes crowd control and ticket sales improvements at Attlee Park. Harper starts the morning game and Johnson starts the afternoon while Keenan and Chaitey handle pitching duties for Wilkes-Barre.
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Wilkes-ftarne
National League Rough Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Yesterday's outcomes split evenly between divisions with leaders gaining slight edge. The Phillies move ahead of Washington as New York, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St Louis, and Philadelphia posted varied results in a string of games. Batteries and umpires are listed for each location with individual pitchers noted.
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Baltimore
Oleh Poston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Aes
Chiwaro
Anon
New York
Louis Senead
Louisville
Eenerewere
Postponed State League clash Lancaster vs Pottsville
Lancaster and Pottsville played a delayed state league game at Lancaster with two local players serving as umpires. Pottsville took a 5 to 0 win after a steady contest, notable for the improvised officiating and final scoreline.
Wilkes-Barre Base Ball Club in Shakeup
Wilkes-Barre President Bogert appointed Captain Bonner to run the club after manager Jack Chapman resigned at noon. John Chapman of Brooklyn, N Y, tendered his resignation and Howard Earle, the first baseman, was discussed as playing manager though no firm terms were set. Bonner holds temporary control while talks continue.
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Wilkes- Barre
Bonner
Bogert
Chapman
Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
John Chapman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Howard Earle
Earle
Rochester
Scranton Team Sees Wins in Wilkes-Barre Matchup
Beranton has won five of eight against Wilkes-Barre and Ward's one hand stop was the best play yesterday. Maguire hit eight times in two games and batted .067. his sharp fielding at short was a feature. About 1000 Scranton rooters are expected to travel, possibly up to 1500 if the morning game favors Scranton.
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Scranton
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Third Street
Wales
Susquehanna Street
Ridge Cemetery
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Mahon
Episcopal Mission
Edward's Hall
E. J. Houghter
Clark Crippen
Dunmore
Local Baseball Notices From Olyphant and Surrounding Areas
Various club challenges and game forecasts across Olyphant Pine Brook Minooka and nearby towns. Teams include the Browns Olyphant Browns Uncle Sams John Bulls Paverites Electrics and Minooka clubs with dates July 4 6 7 and 10. Prizes offered by Delaware and Hudson company and several managers announced for upcoming games.
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Trick rider Tun Canary to challenge world hour record in Europe
J. W. Stocks plans to pursue the hour record as Tun Canary travels to Europe. The event, open to world entrants, is set for July 7 at Hellust with riders including Kurittune and M. Minelli in Milan and London circuits marking Independence Day celebrations.
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Hellust
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M. Minelli
Milan
Wood Green Trick
London
Boxers Nome Winners in Ireland Stakes Era
Joe Walcott challenges Merl for a national title. Paddy Purtell favored to win. Faddy Slavin plans a trip to San Francisco for a limited round with Jin Corbett. Billy Vernon seeks a bout with a top middleweight. Vernon appears in good condition and ready for competition.
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Merl
America
MG Poundes
Paddy Purtell
Faddy Slavin
San Francisco
Jin Corbett
Billy Vernon
Vernon
Silver Men Run Convention Amid Silver Debate
Delegates in Chicago greet national leaders including Harrity and Blackburn as Whitney aides, ex-Gov Flower, and others arrange Silver platform talks. Flower warns against free silver while urging restricted production, predicting political shifts and possible NY victory for Republicans if Democrats nominate on a non free‑silver plank.
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National Committee
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Blackburn
Whitney
James R. Martin
Hugh Grant
New York City
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Palmer House
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Texas and St. Louis Railway
Missouri
Mr. Whitney
New Yorker
Indiana Delegation Refuses Caucus Support At Large
Indiana's 26 silver men split over a caucus. John E. Lamb introduces a resolution opposing attendance, urging the state delegation to decide the nominee at the convention. Debate lasts over an hour as factions argue precedent, democracy, and impact on Governor Matthews's candidacy.
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Chicago
Indiana
Bland
Turple
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
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Indianapolis
Gold Advocates to Accept Platform After Protests at Chicago
Chicago July 3 The anti silver faction plans a quiet protest but will not bolt the convention. Gold leaders will accept the ticket after a firm stand against the free silver majority. Michigan delegates face possible unseating and Bryan of the Omaha World Herald is favored for temporary chairman.
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Popullyr
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Holt
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Omaha World Herald
Wyoming Monument Massacre Commemoration Held
Annual exercises under the Wyoming Commemoration association were held at the Wyoming monument. Daughters of the Revolution and the Monument association participated. Old settlers from across the state attended. Sidney G. Fisher of Philadelphia delivered the historical address.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Commemoration Association
Wyoming Monument
Wyoming
Daughters of the Revolution
The
Monument Association
Sidney G. Fisher
Philadelphia
Local Firework Mishap Burns Man on Eynon Street
Thomas Carroll suffered severe burns to his hands when handling lighted powder at home on Eynon Street last night. The report notes the incident was the only accident amid a nightlife scene on Main Avenue near Jackson where pedestrians faced significant danger as police remained vigilant.
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Eynon Street
Main Avenue
Jackson
Governor Boles Jett to Chicago Tonight
Waterloo reports Governor Boles will not enter the convention as a debutante delegate but will delegate that duty to Judge Van Wagenen of Rock Baptuts. The move signals a strategic shift in cabling duties as the gathering progresses in Chicago.
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Boles Jett
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Boles
van Wagenen
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Rev. Edward A. McGurk Dies Sudden death at Fair Haven
Rev. Edward A. McGurk ex president of Holy Crown college died suddenly from apoplexy at Teheresia Villa Priest's Cove Fair Haven today. The New Bedford Massachusetts clergy member was reported to have collapsed this afternoon. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Priest's Cove
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Temperance House Open Year Round Halfway Between Binghamton and Scranton
This house near Alford Station on the Lackawanna and Western line offers 85 capacity with a 100 foot lakefront veranda. Guests enjoy row boats fishing tackle free to use, dancing pavilion and croquet grounds. Elevation about 2000 feet with groves and scenic beauty, weekly rates seven dollars to ten or daily one thirty, excursion tickets via D L & W. Porter meets all trains.
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