Eastern League Standings and Weekend Results
Summary of Saturdays and yesterdays games in the Eastern League with Buffalo Toronto Rochester Syracuse and Wilkes Barre results. Syracuse gains two wins over Buffalo while Wilkes Barre drops to fourth behind Syracuse in standings. Today schedules include Scranton Providence Wilkes Barre Springfield Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Rochester.
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Providence
Scranton
Byracuse
Buffato
Rochester
Toronto
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
RW LP
ONG Beranton
Springfeld
Syracuse
Tronto
Scranton and Providence battle for a close win in July clash
Providence wins from Scranton by one run after a big second inning featuring seven singles and a two-base hit. Meaney and Rudderham excel on the mound as Scranton’s five runs all come earned. Attendance around 250 in Scranton, with standout plays by Lyons Eagan and War.
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Scranton Tribune
Providence
Scrantons
Meaney
Rudderham
Eavy
Lyons and Eagan
Bannon
War
Scranton
R. H
Bassett
Knight
Rogers
Murray, Rr
McAuley
Cooney
Dizon
Ward
Stearns
Koleht
Smith
Huston
Buffalo
Syracuse
McGinnis
Urquhart
Kilroy
Rafter
Shearon
Minnahan
Power
Bacrifice
Welch
McGinnks
Barnett
Bottoms
Levee
Fagan
Moss
Kagan
Eagan
Doescher
Rochester
Toronto
Hite
Baldwin
End’ Berger
Wittrock
Lake
Erors
To- Pesto
Ihits
Breckinridge
Berger
Hamburg
Laish
Friema
Bice Bacrifice
Payne
Menra
Rhin- Bick
Amith
En Dement
Shinnick
Ee Ehscag Ney T
Paes Baldwin
Delaney
Lovett
R. Lyons
Basnett
Knight II
Rogera
Cere
Dixon
Murray
Ens Lough
Ensnessecrese Nuwam
A. E. Ward
Exgan
Ohusson
O Smith
Brady
Perceeserseseeeee
Cisveseccesreceese
Hagiun
Wanl
Knicht
Husston
Lis
Gaffney
Mochester
Harper
Rochesters
Gannon Star Hurler Guides Syracuse to Victory Over Buffalo
Syracuse defeats Buffalo 2 to 0 as Gannon dominates from the mound and Herndon exits in the sixth. Fournier replaces Herndon and the Stars field clean with 17 hits to Buffalo's 7 and 6 errors for the visitors.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Gannon
Buffalo
Stars
Herndon
Fournier
Gloversville
Hess
Urquhart
National League results shuffle standings after weekend games
Boston climbs from third to second by beating the Pirates while Philadelphia rises to seventh and Brooklyn falls to eighth. Breitenstein’s strong start reduces Baltimore’s lead as Anson’s squad moves Cleveland from fifth to sixth with key hits and errors detailed for St Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh games.
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Pirates
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Breitenstein
Browns
Orioles
Anson
Cleveland
St. Louie
Lola
Baltimore
Hirts
St. Louis
Otten
Hemming
Eeper
Robinson
Jeyne
Chicago
Griffith
Kittridge
Wilson
O'Connor
O' Day
New York
Hite
Errora
Hutchinson
Rusie
Andrews
Knell
Donovan
Taylor
Buckley
Keefe
Pittsburg
Pee
Daan Oeley
Merritt
Nicholson
Bloake
Consiantes
St. Lantos
Louisvinc
Baseball doubleheader rain postponements in St Louis and Louisville
Umpires Galvin and Ler comment on a schedule disruption as games in St Louis and Louisville are postponed due to rain. Teams from Baltimore and Washington are affected, with two games rescheduled.
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Fes
Phillipa
Foreman
Murphy
Stein
Grim
Galvin
Ler
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Loulaville Ve. Washingar
State League baseball results from Carbondale Hazleton and Lancaster
In Carbondale Hazleton defeated Reading 7 to 3 with Quarles and Moore backing a 12 hit effort. Lancaster beat Allentown 7 to 2, aided by Yeager West and Arthur in the battery as Mayer and M pitched.
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Hazleton Hagleton
Hasleton
Reading
Errora
Hazleton
Quarles
Moore
Schelble
Brink
Lancaster
Allentown
Yeager
West
Arthur
Mayer
Reporters Lose Tight 11 to 12 Baseball Game on James Boys Ground
The Reporters' Base Ball club fell 11 to 12 to a printers' team on a Saturday afternoon. Seven innings, close from start to finish, the reporters lost due to poor base running. Brown and Owen starred in battery for the reporters while Dennis Kelly Duffy and Thomas Owens shone elsewhere. Crossin and McCulgen called the balls and strikes and were erratic at times.
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Primter
James Boys
Brown
Owen
Crossin
McCulgen
Dennis Kelly
T. J. Duffy
Thomas Owens
State League Managers Discuss Interstate League Plan
Philadelphia July 7. W Abbott Witman Reading and William Sharsig Hazleton state league managers met at the Hotel Hanover with Kelly Camden N J and Charles Hawkins Wilmington Del to form an Interstate league. The matter was referred to the State league which will hold a special meeting within a week.
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Philadelphia
W. Abbott Witman
Reading
William Sharsig
Hazleton
Hanover
Kelly
Camden
N. J
Charles Hawkins
Wilmington
Del
Baseball Notes and Local League Update
Poston has lost every extra inning game this season and Clark is not fast enough for the league. Bannon fuels the Giants with two hits and steals as the New England association closes and disbands. Spring field meets Ponsoa as captain Anson commits few errors. Moynihan faces fines after leaving Spring field. Delahanty leads two-base hits and home runs as players switch teams and pending pennant talk dominates. Minor league feats include Olyphant defeating Pittstons 12–8 and Hyde Park clubs facing an Institute clash, with O’Connells winning 17–0.
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Poston
Clark
Giant
Boxton Globe
Tommy Bannon
New England Association
Springfield
Ponsoa
Anson
von der Ahe
Drestenstein
Scranton
Providence
Eagan
Stearns
Cincinnati
Old Guard
Moynihan
New Bedford
Syracuse Herald
Kuntasch
Curt Welch
Sweeney
W. Clark
New York
Rogers
Hirmingham
Nashua
Roaston Herald
Baltimore
Inka
Louisville
Hemming
Inks
Cleveland
Young
Delahanty
Philadelphia
Thompson
Amon Truste
Burke
Lit Ia
Rusto
Mr. Freedman
The
New Yorks
Burkett and McKean
Breitenstein
Barton
Chicago
Phillies
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Baltimans
Fig Sam Thompson
Stewart
Roger Connor
St. Touts
Joyce
McKean
Ryan
Nash
Duffy
Boston
Olyphant
Pittstons
Riverside Park
Pittston
Volunteers
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Tribune
St. Brendan Council
Young Men's Institute
Hyde Park
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Inatitute
Eetasars Cevea
O'Connells
Event of Great Importance to Wheelmen Opens Today
Announcement proclaims the Great National League of Wheelmen commencing this day. Organizers urge clubs and riders to join as schedules and events unfold across member cities. The press emphasizes solidarity and rising competition in amateur and professional circuits.
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National League of Wheel
Asbury Park Hosts 1895 Men’s Meet For Wheelmen
The 1895 men’s meet opens at Asbury Park today drawing wheelmen from across the country. Organizers strive for flawless arrangements, promising a week of pleasure, freedom, and a strong badge craze as clubs display distinctive emblems.
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Asbury Park
National Wheelmen meet draws hundreds to Asbury Park
Asbury Park New Jersey July 7 hundreds of visiting wheelmen have arrived and lined hotels as the national meet of the League of American Wheelmen nears its July 8 to 18 start. The Century ride from Newark last evening marked the event, with about two hundred riders touted as the heroes of the past day. The city is ready to greet the visitors.
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Asbury Park
N. J
League of American Wheelmen
Newark
Ingala Trim
Whirls of the Wheel Denver club tours eastward
The Denver Wheel club, seventy eight strong, visited the White House in Washington yesterday on its way to Asbury Park New Jersey for bicycle races before a longer eastern trip. J P Lennon and Co and I Church rode two miles in heavy rain to test the Manhattan Head cycle track and reported no slipping or discomfort. Long Island railroad engineer Charles M Jacobs explained the track surface is roughened to prevent machine slipping.
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Denver Wheel Club
Stron
White House
Washington
Ita
Asbury Park
N. J
Manhattan
Nexure
J.P. Lennon
Co. I. Church
Charles M. Jacobs
Long Island Railroad
Milk Snake Bite Follows Woman’s Scissors Kill
Mrs Voorhis was bitten on the arm by a large milk snake in the cellar while getting wood. She killed the reptile with scissors before fainting and is now out of danger, though her arm shows signs of venom despite milk snakes being non venomous.
Lincoln invoked to show wound in White House tale
Governor Upham of Wisconsin recalls a 33 year old visit to President Lincoln at the White House. The president asked the former prisoner of war to remove his shirt so he could inspect a shoulder wound from a rebel prison hospital. The anecdote ends with a note of Lincoln’s sympathy.
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Cleveland
White House
Walter Wellman
Upham
Wisconsin
United States
Lincoln
Senator Doolittle
Mr. Lincoln
Richmond
President Lincoln
Army
Navy
The
United Bitates
Freezing as a Cure All Hypothesis Mentioned Amid Odd Theories
The piece recalls a Swedish professor touting a freezing cure for all diseases by cooling patients into torpor and thawing them later. It notes absurd proposals, including a Belfast genius’s submersion Atlantic railway and a French doctor’s idea for a submarine channel railway with air tubes.
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Tower Bridge
London
Belfast
English Channel
Atlantic
The Burglar's Visit
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record describes a burglary attempt at a household with characters Hobson Jobson and a running joke about the missing trombone. The tone is light with repeated laughter and confusion over the event.
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Philadelphia Record
Hobson
Jobson
Per Rombone
Hal
Trombone
Luge Bros Flour Guarantee Promises Top Quality
Luge Bros claims their flour is the best on the market with a promise of perfect satisfaction and a low operative price noted as four dollars and fifty cents fnet.
West Side News Highlights Fire Damage and Local Notes
A spark from a passing locomotive set a Lewistown wheat field on fire near the Leidner farm on South Main avenue, but flames were checked with coats and a wide swath burned across the field. Nearby events include a Sumner Avenue Church entertainment under Judge Edwards, a death from heart disease of Barton Widener Jr., and political races in the First Legislative district with Phillips Morgan candidates. Local notices cover personal items, visitors from Lake Winola, and small business ads along the West Side with market staples and services pasted on storefronts.
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Lessee
J. Leidner
South Main Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dodge Breaker
Leidner
Wheat Side
W. L. Steenback
Guna
West Side
Hank
Starner
Bparher
Hairi
John HM
Reynold
Fairchild
Revere
F. W. Maton & Co
LG South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William D. Griffiths
Notable figures and their reading habits in history
A historical roster notes diverse reading preferences among famous figures. Cowper, Hallam, Chopin, Veronese, Borgia, Voltaire, Titian, Rossini, Richter, Clive, Franklin, Beethoven, Bach, Hogarth, George III, Cherubini, Marlo, Swift, Da Vinci, Haydn, St John Chrysostom, Heine and others. It highlights Bible devotion, philosophy, poetry, jokes, art, science, and sports writing as favored topics.
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Cowper
Hallam
Livy
Chopin
Paul Verotese
Auber
Caezar Borgia
Voltaire
Juvenal
Titian
Ovid
Rossini
Jean Paul Richter
Lord Clive
Robinson Crusoe
Franklin
Beethoven
Bach
Michael Angelo
Moses
David
Hogarth
George III
Cherubini
Marlo
Swift
da Vinci
Pindar
Papa Haydn
St. John Chryzostom
John
Heine
Namcoti-Cere Promises Safe Tobacco Cure Without Additives
The advertisement claims Namcoti-Cere is entirely free from injurious ingredients and tobacco is not deprived during treatment. It asserts no multiple bottles guarantee, no monthly treatment requirement, and no switch to tablet chewing as a new habit.
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Salt
Lewee
Dowse
Ornee
Harper and Berger
Gray and Laks
Tima ‘Hours
Umpfire
Huret
National League
Carbondale
Pottsville
Errore
Patchen
Cain
NEW Interstate League
Asbury
Merchantville
Theodore Wagenhelser
Jordantown
Milk
Luge Bros
Pierce
Margaret Hughes
the Tribune
Emerson Owen
Sumner Avenue Church
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
H. M. Edwards
Columbian Quartette
Edith
Eddie Davies
Sea Boston Williams Hesseanese
Edith Davies
Druids
Glee Society
Dalley
Pvans
Abraham Bong
Williams
Benjamin Griffiths
Erdith
Columbian
John L. James
Mise
Norma Williams
Barton Widener
Alex. Widener
Bwetland Street
Thomas W. Phillips
Hastings-Willard
William Penn Morgan
Quay Standard
Timothy Jones
South Garfield Avenue
Hughes
David Owens
Lake Winola
Albert Ellas
Daniel Reese
Lizzie Reynolds
Hampton Street
Lee Mines
Henry Austin
Kansas
Hyde Park Avenue
Miseca Lou Deppon
May Belle Sweetzer
Timothy McNamara
Cheatnut Street
Laura and
Hugh Jones
Hannah Thomas
Lafayette Street
Cora Butcher
North Lincoln Avenue
W. H. Bunn
Tom Tones
Europe
Thomas R. Pelera
Bruce
T. B. Peters
Lincoln Avenue
Franklin Hose Company
Lakehart
Chatten
Harry Bart Charen Berne
Mier
al, Wyndrake
Joseph Jeremiah
Mr. Jones
Mr. Phillips
Bucknell University
Mr. Neville
Yale
Mesers
Seeley
Wyndrake
Jefferson
Castoria
Abe
Miss
Scranton Driving Park
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Tobarro
Nancortt Cerr
Roe
Houwrimouron
Mans
Ton Sanco
Carusca
Ion
Desire Fox
Prank H. Morton
Falls
Massachusette
Dunn
the Narcot! Chemical Cos
Springfeld, Mass
Dewitt
Lacka Ave
William S. Millar
and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Ahd Center St
Lake Ariel
Washington Avenue
Works
Noy-Aug
OWL and Manufacturing
Webn
W. Collins
Mgi
Loren
Davidow’s Store
Penn
U. E
Crofut
Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
KE & W
Uet
Eessabe
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming
T. Smith
Gilhool's Carriage Works
Bevcoth Street
Horanbom
Gavin
Wold
Tritung
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