Scranton Clocks Slim Lead In Baseball Standings
Scranton shows slight weekly gain while Wilkes-Barre nudges ahead in several matchups. The two clubs split a Wilkes-Barre series with Scranton winning one of four and both teams head into a tough slate against Springfield and Providence. Radford and Brady receive praise for steadiness as Scranton aims to improve infield work and pitching to approach the .100 mark.
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Screnton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Springfield
Crease
Dee
Seranton
ATS
C.ss
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Wilkes-Barres Scranton
Dan O'Leary
Indians
Wyoming
Barnie
Provident
Grays
Ponies
Radford
Brady
Earl
Bonner
Diggins
Huston
Fret
Diggina
Germany
Berger
Doescher
Meakin
Campfield
Wynne
Wente
Retta
Colcolough
Pittsburgs
S Scranton Haa
Wilkes-Barre Haa
Shannon
AL OB
Wwe
Brooklyn
Washington
Detriot
Radbourne
Ward
Weldman
Detroit
Weldiman
Eastern League notes and results from Syracuse
Syracuse beat Buffalo on a walkover as Mike Kilroy pitched for Buffalo and impressed as slow for the league. Providence defeated Syracuse in a rain postponed game, the Rhodesters winning easily. Rochester topped Brooklyn in the last listed game, with standings summarized for the Eastern League.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Mike Kilroy
Allentown
Providence
Rochesters
Rochester
Faster League Games Schedule For Tonight
Today’s card lists Scranton at Providence Wilkes-Barre at Springfield Buffalo at Syracuse Toronto at Rochester with four league matchups set to tip off. The schedule emphasizes regional action as teams seek league points and playoff positioning.
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Ags
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
API
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Beranton Buffalo
Rochester
Tofomio Ceseeeee Hal
Loat Eeuenas Ary
Scranton
Providence
Springfield
Buffalo
Toronto
Buffalo Beats Syracuse In Wild Pitchers Duel
The Buffalo nine edged Syracuse 8 to 0 after Barnett held the hosts hitless through five and Kilroy struggled with control. Sweeney Moss and Power stood out with timely hits as Buffalo seized early momentum and never relented, aided by sturdy fielding and aggressive baserunning. Attendance was 1,700.
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Syracuse
Buffalos
Barnett
Mike Kilroy
Buffalo
Pagan
Mores Andimon
Power
Shearon
Swerney
Weith
Wise
Dravaby
Wississeccisen
Clymer
Clissisecwine
Urquhart
Byractine
Br’ Firet
Firat
Ball
Kilroy
Dacacher
Providence Defeats Springfield in Postponed Holiday Game
Providence defeated Springfield 12 to 7 in a postponed holiday contest. The game took place after isolation of the earlier postponement and marked a brief rally for Providence before the next schedule.
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Springfield
Providence
Spinjan
Baseball Standings Shake Up as Chicago Drops
Chicago sinks to fourth while Boston edges ahead of Chicago and Cincinnati after weeks of inactivity. Philadelphia and Washington unable to play due to wet grounds. Louisville loses to St. Louis. St. Louis prevails 10 to 4 as Louisville falters. Pittsburgh, Cleveland split, pitchers noted. Allentown Lancaster games annulled by rain.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Louis
Washington
Ehret
Otten
Weyhing
Warner
Keefe
Terry
Thornton
Moran
Dwyer
Murphy
Andrews
Galvin
Pitttsburg
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Hwaite
Gordon
Sugden
Cuppy
Zimmer
Umpiire
Emalle
Allentown
Lancaster
National League
Baltimore
Cleveland Y
Brooklyn
New York
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Tighe Blacklisted After Pottsville Jump
Pottsville players dominate headline with Jack Tighe blacklisted by State league president Hanlon on orders from National league president Young after he left Pottsville for Rochester. Pitcher Mark Baldwin, now with Rochester, has support from Young as manager Smith did not sign him within the fifteen day trial window.
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Pottsville
Jack Tighe
Pottaville
Rochester
Hanlon
State League
Young
National League
Mark Baldwin
Smith
Anthracites and Dashers Tie Firecracker Game on Bonta Grounds
On Thursday afternoon the Anthracites of Moosie defeated the Dashers on the Bonta Plate Glass works grounds. Luckey delivered a stellar pitching display fanning thirteen Dashers, while O Neill aided with steady defense. The Dashers used two pitchers as the offense piled up seventeen runs to five for Moosie. Tom Shea of Minooka starred for the losers with a memorable inning.
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Moosie
Luckey
O'Neill
Tom Shea
Minooka
Amateur Ball Notes Reporters and Tribune to Play
The Reporters and The Tribune compositors will play a 3 p.m. game on James Boys grounds this afternoon. In response to the Actives challenge from North End to all amateur clubs 19 and under a game at Driving Park grounds is set for Tuesday July 9 at 3 90 p.m. Sharp. A Long Manager
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Tribune
James Boys
North End
Driving Park
Challnge
Sharp
Long
Miss Annie Londonderry Reaches El Paso on World Tour
The round the world cyclist Annie Londonderry arrives at El Paso Texas and plans to stay by the Rio Grande until July 16 before heading to Denver on the route home. Also noted is criticism of lamp laws for wheelmen and a report of John S Johnson shaving over three seconds from the world mile record at Waltham track.
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Annie Londonderry
el Passo
Tex
Rio Grande
Denver
Jersey
Jemeeymen
John S. Johnson
Waltham
Johnson
Tyler
Sanger
Shafer
Spalding
A.G. Spal & Bros
Toronto
Tom Hoek
John Johnson
Boxing clash fizzles halt in Nanticoke forfeit dispute
James Judge and Mike Leonard failed to sign for a bout after manager George W Turner could not secure guaranteed forfeit money. Authorities in Nanticoke showed resolve to block fights this week, leaving the planned showdown uncertain. Meanwhile Carbondale hosts July Fourth racing with Maggie Dayla, owned by John E Davis, winning bets for Scranton fans.
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James Judge
Pennsylvania
Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
Nanticoke
George W. Turner
Leonard
Judge
Carbondale
Scranton
Maggie Dayla
John E. Davis
Taylor
Valkyrie to Race for the American Cup
The Valkyrie III and another Hintlh yacht are slated to come to America to contest the America's Cup after trials with Britannia and Allsa. Opinions differ on Valkyrie III with critics calling her a disappointment though her owner defends her. Alterations may be needed, Defender’s trial is near, Valkyrie NT sails for America on August 6 for a September 7 start.
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Lord Dutraven
Valkyrie
America
Britannia
Allsa
Yale weighs Oxford Cambridge challenge late in season
The article notes Yale may meet an Oxford Cambridge team without Harvard, a friendly four university contest. The lateness of Yale’s date makes the meeting unlikely but the plan reflects obligation to Oxford from last summer’s challenge. Some Yale advisers even favored inviting Pennsylvania.
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Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
New Haven University
Pennsylvania
Sporting Notes Mix Yachting Pugilism and Rowing Echoes
The article reports scotch yachting critics criticizing the handling of Val kyrie NT and a Kil creggan mark incident. It notes Billy Waters becoming war minister of Formosa and details a Worcester Suffolk Club race where Tommy Conneff beat George Orton by twenty five yards in nine minutes thirty six. Cornell crew illness casts doubt on Henley prospects while Ithaca students are praised for courage. State Comptroller Finley blocks Corbett Fitzsimmons fight by citing the occupation tax repeal and licensing issues. Local bicycle notes highlight Green Ridge Wheelmen meet preparations and minor training updates for Corser and Miner racing at Binghamton and potential entrants.
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Billy" Waters
Victoria
San Francisco
Republic of
Formosa
Waters
Republic
Worcester
Suffolk
Mass
Tommy" Conneff
George W. Orton
Connell
Orton
Cornell
Henley
England
Frank Courtney Eeame
Courtney
Ithaca
Finley
Dallas
Court of Criminal Ass
Lal
Green Ridge
Corser
Binghamton
Miner
Gregory
Luce Bros Flour Ad Promises Best Quality
Luce Bros advertises param tor flour as the best on the market with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction and a price of four dollars fifty cents per barrel or unit.
West Side News Briefs From the City
An oil lamp explosion in Mrs. Sarah R. Hughes's North Eynon Street home caused severe burns to Mrs. Hughes and her son, with extensive interior damage. West Side hospital funds were approved, and other items include a mistaken identification of a skull as Mr Geyling’s husband, a street stabbing case on Jackson Street, and cows trespassing on Eynon Street gardens leading to a damages suit.
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Sarah Hughes
Eynon Street
North
Sarah R. Hughes
David Hughes
van Buren Avenue
Burke
Board of Health
West Side
W. JL. Breenback
Gore
West Side Bank
Brarner
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
F. Mason & Co
Sooth Main Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Pikges
North Main Avenue
William D. Griffiths
News Notes and Personal Missives in Scranton
The item list highlights residents and visitors around Lafayette and Luzerne streets, including the Broadent and Jones families, trips through western states, and local shopping at Mason's. It notes a Fourth of July address by Representative John R. Farr at Mount Gretna and a funeral on Luzerne street.
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Anna Broadent
Rachel Jones
Lafayette Street
Mason's
John R. Farr
Mount Gretna
Patrick Neary
Luzerne Street
Timothy Jones
Jackson Street
Jones
North End
M. Florey
Vose
C. M. Florey
North Main Avenue
Henry Ike
Tunkhannock
Will Smith
Thomas Williams
Manon's
Tom Phillips
Mr. Slocum
West Side
Eddie Harris
Patagonia
L. C. Floyd
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
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Murray
McaAuley
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Cillbert ScheMer
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Gunson
Struckett
Scheifler
Donnelly
Sackfee
Hill Ward
General Sports
Luce Bros
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the Tribune
Emerson Owen
Weat Side Hospital
Farr
Harrisburg
West Side Hospital
John Larson
Martin Carson
John
Larson
Carson
Michael Hogan
Morgan Hopkins
Mra. Jones
Sloan Patch
John J. Edwards
Scranton Driving Park
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Ae “Atovene
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Daby
Castoria
Miss
Castoris
Dewitt
Durisgh's
Spruge Street
Nahi
Sporsmen
William S. Millar
Gap and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Anes
Dane Haney
Davidow’s
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
U. E. Crofut, Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
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Wellbach Light
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