Easton League baseball results paste
Scranton defeated Providence as rain paused Wilkes-Barre Springfield action. Toronto beat Rochester by one run in a tight contest while Buffalo edged Syracuse. overall, several clubs showed uneven defense and timely hitting. Afternoon games at Wilkes-Barre were scheduled, with Toronto, Rochester, and Providence all in the race for first place.
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Scranton Teges
Eastern League Games Report
Providence faces Scranton as Faringfield meets Witches-Turre Copeurtes. Réichester plays Tarenty and Syracuse visits Buffalo in a set of league matchups.
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Faringfield
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Tarenty
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Scranton Defeats Grays In Uneven League Clash
Scranton wins a high scoring game against the Providence Grays as timely hits and costly, frequent errors decide the outcome. Friel pitched well aside from the fifth inning while Grays misplays and passed balls allow Scranton to build an unearned 5 run advantage. Manager Griffin shifts in center due to an injured hand and Batting order tweaks yield scattered Scranton runs despite Providence rallies.
Baseball Scoring Rally In Long Indoor Exposition
The narrative follows a chaotic inning with Bassett, Drauby, and Cooney producing runs amid errors and passed balls. Grays and Reds stage a back and forth, with several players advancing on hits and misplays, culminating in a high scoring frame and multiple unearned runs before defenses settle.
Toronto battering leads to run spree in July game
The report notes both pitchers were hit hard in a Toronto game on July 6 with O'Turien Smith and Casey delivering when needed. Batters Lovett Boyd Dineen and Casey contributed as the teams exchanged blows, though specific scores are unclear due to garbled text.
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Buffalo Bisons Take First Game On Strong Pitching
Buffalo fans saw the Bisons win the first game as Gannon shone on the mound and Whitehill struggled for the visitors. In the ninth Wills replaced and walked two, then Gannon hit to advance runners. Wee’s playing was noted as a feature while the final score favored Buffalo.
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National League middle division results shift standings
Washington was the sole winner among the middle division clubs yesterday. Louisville played an errorless game and defeated Boston. The outcomes do not alter club positions, though Washington pulls into a tie with the Phillies for seventh place.
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Reading Denial Clears Up Disbanding Rumor in State League
Reading team manager Mills Fan arrived in Pottsville to begin a new series but postponed the opener to counter circulating rumors of disbanding. Milligan denies Markle left the club. Three games slated. In Philadelphia, Lancaster easily toppled the Athletics 7 to 5 with Battersea and Schaub delivering key hits.
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Harper Recalls From Scranton By Brooklyn Club
Pitcher Harper was recalled by President Byrnes of the Brooklyn Club in Cleveland after a May 22 farm to Scranton. He pitched eleven games beginning May 25, six victories, and preferred Scranton to staying with Brooklyn. He would not be loaned elsewhere, and Brooklyn may yet need him.
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Providence Fans See Busy Baseball Week Ahead
Providence weather holds this afternoon with Bomiingfield slated to play here tomorrow and Thursday. Griffin’s thumb injury worsened with a splintered bone. Umpire Chaifmes’s trusted reputation underpins crowds, influencing attendance. Gillon and Outcast headline today’s battery. if Gillon falters, Corbett steps in. Gillon has three wins in three starts. Buffalo defeated Brooklyn Sunday in an exhibition by a chosen score. Eastern league clubs lead three games against National clubs this season, all Eastern wins. Meaney’s mother’s death drew strong sympathy from teammates. Gurien’s defense was sharp, saving an error by throwing out a runner at second after muffing Caravan’s fly. Jack had five chances, with four tough plays.
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Baseball challenges and club notices in Wilkes-Turre scene
The Wilkes-Turre Drug Clerks base ball club issues a challenge to the Scranton clerks with organizers urged to contact D. C. B. B. C. at Tribune office. Walnut Street Stars challenge under 4 years old on Dunmore grounds July 1 at 2 pm. Woodring is manager. Kadutes of the North End challenge Taylor Reds on Thursday 3 pm. The Lilies of Archbald challenge Our Boys Nonpareils or Hustlers of Dunmore any day this week. Nonpareils of Priceburg also urged to answer. West Side Athletic Club loses 5 to the West Side Browns at Lake Ariel. Hampton Mine fund noted. West Side Juniors not playing today, open at 2 pm tomorrow. Challengers: Rob Carson captain, Fred Day manager.
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Driving Park Show Delights Crowds With Races And Elephants
The Driving park yesterday hosted bicycle races for ladies and men, Lockhart's performing elephants, and Adele Purvis Curt the serpentine dancer. Races continue daily at 2 15 PM and 7 15 PM with acts including A D Robbins trick riding and W H Archer the world champion rider. The program lists multiple 1 mile events, handicap races for ladies, and the serpentine act among the afternoon and evening attractions.
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Pittsburg Phil Advises Against Following His System
The famed plunger known as Pittsburg Phil warns followers that money and nerve are required to ride his unconventional methods. He bets heavily on outsiders, relies on personal judgment, and keeps large cash reserves ready for daily losses. He began with $10 and claims to have built wealth through independent analysis and risk.
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This House Open To Public Near Montrose and Lackawanna Rail
This temperance house near Alford Station sits between Hinghamton and Scranton, six miles from D L and W A R, five miles from Montrose, capacity eighty five, one foot from the lake, long veranda along the 100 foot facade. Rates seven dollars per week or one fifty per day. Excursion tickets from D L and W lines. Porter meets all trains.
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