Albany Wins Opening Game in Eastern League Lead
Albany led the Eastern League after a win over Syracuse as the Pittsburgh farmers fell behind late. Henrich Gruber returned to form for Buffalo and shut down Rochester with Gus Weyhing, while Providence and Wilkes-Barre faced rain delays and schedule shifts. Today’s games feature Springfield at Scranton and Providence at Wilkes-Barre as teams chase standings.
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Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Aedhees
Syracuse
Rochester
Gfield
Scranton
Providence
Toronto
Pittsburg Farmers
Henrich Gruber
Jolly Dutchman
Springfield
Gus Weyhing
Grays
Wilkes-Barrn
Albany Welcomes New Baseball Team The Albanys
In Albany crowds of about 1 800 turned out to greet the newly named Albanys baseball team formerly known as the Torontos. The game drew strong support from local fans with a notable rooting effort for the home club. Batteries were Dunn and Casey, Mason and Heas.
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Albany
Torontos
New Albanys
Bisons Defeat Rochesters Behind Gruber’s Sharp Pitching
Buffalo pitchers Gruber and Smith blanked Rochester with strong early innings as Weyhing struggled. Final score shows Buffalo scoring in multiple frames while Rochester managed a few late runs in a 12 16 8 to 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 7 2 0 1 & 4.
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Buffalo
Bisons
Rochesters
Herr Gruber
Springfield
Weyhing
Rochester
Baterles
Gruber
Smith
Werhing
Boyd
Springfield Battery Shuffle as Rain Delays Doublebill
Johnson and Berger form the Branton battery while Rain postpones yesterday’s second game with Springfield. The game is rescheduled for this afternoon with an open date. Johnson and Berger will be Scranton’s battery as Manager Griffin shifts to center field replacing Meaney who joins tomorrow in Springfield.
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Johnson
Berger
Branton Battery
Springfield
Scranton Battery
Griffin
Meaney
Springfeld
National League Scores Review with Shifts in Standings
Cleveland delivered a dominating shutout to Baltimore moving them into a tie for second place with Cincinnati who did not play. Philadelphia dropped to eighth behind Washington as Chicago and New York posted mixed results against each other. Multiple games featured heavy scoring and varied batteries with several named pitchers and umpires noted across venues in Cleveland Pittsburgh Louisville St Louis and Chicago.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnatis
Phillies
Loulaville Wand
Washington
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
New York
Terry and
Donohue
Sullivan
Zerfoss
Emalle
R.H.E. Cleveland
Young and Zimmer
Pond and
Philadelphia
Murphy
Stivetts
Bergen
Lynch
Elvis
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Eeerenenee
State League recap at Lancaster and Cincinnati
In Lancaster Pottsville defeated R H B 9 to 3 with batteries Shepard Young Stemmel and Rogers. Umpires West and Talroy. In Cincinnati Athletics beat Reading 10 to 4 with Hess Schaub Smith Westlake and Phelan officiating. Rain halted play, cailed on.
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Lancaster
R.H.B. Neagler
Ee Pottsville
Shepard and Young
Stemmel
Rogers
West and Talroy
Cincinnati
R.H.E. Athletics
Hess and Schaub
Smith and
Westlake
Phelan
Cailed
Scranton Catchers Nurse Injuries as Gruber Signs with Buffalo
Springfield plans to open the game with Brown on the mound this afternoon. Bowerman reports to Springfield tomorrow. Rafferty joins the four Scranton catchers sidelined by injuries. Berger carries a leg sore that has not healed. "Dutch" will wear a cricket pad tray. Gruber, released by Spring Meld, signs with Buffalo after the season.
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Springfield
Brown
Bowerman
Rafferty
Scranton
Berger
Gruber
Buffalo
Injuries Slow Scranton Team as Griffin Holds Line
The report details Griffin delaying negotiations with Scranton while Outcast recovers from knee strain and a spiking in Wednesday’s game. Griffin’s damaged thumb requires X ray treatment in Springfield. a bone is splintered or cracked. Eddie Rafferty receives a ten day release after long injury absence but had been a top hitter before. Casey of Toronto faces X ray diagnosis for a dislocated thumb, with his return hoped soon.
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Scranton
Griffin
Anager Griffin
Springfield
Galtney
Eddie Rafferty
Rafferty
Hanil
Casey
Toronto
Roentgen Rays
Admund King
Mr. Casey
Amateur Ball Notes Highlight Local Baseball Skirmishes
The Olyphant Browns face Larry RKetrick’s Indians on Olyphant grounds this afternoon. The Dunmore Nonpareils challenge Archbald Lillies for July 11 at Archbald grounds. Minooka club duels West Side or Eurekas on Minooka grounds Sunday July 12. Hullroad YMCA team meets Senators July 11 at 3 p.m. Browns of Olyphant plan a Monday tour through New York state visiting Sydney East Windsor Deposit Corning Elmira and more.
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Larry Rketrick
Indians
Olyphant
Nonpareils
Dunmore
Lillies
Archbald
Minooka
West Side
Eurekas
Minooka New Grounds
Tribune
P. J. Philbin
Hullroad Young
Lilys
J. H. Wetland
Robbed at Dutch Gap in Providence
At 12 80 this morning Steve Hervil lick and John Lagumea of Priceburg met Patrolmen Gurrell and Marker on Washington avenue. Hervil lick was hatless with a large lump on his head and claimed his hat and 16 were stolen. Lagumea's face was peeled and nose and lips swollen and bloody with 15 and a silver watch worth 8 missing. They say five young men held them up near Dutch Gap after leaving a boarding house for Providence for beer. No identification of suspects.
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John Lagumea
Priceburg
Martin Gurrell
Conrad Marker
Washington Avenue
Hervillick
Luguinsa
Starr
Providence
Dutch Gap
Chinaman Applies for Membership in Baltimore Chamber
A Chinese applicant named Foo Sam seeks admission to Baltimore’s largest commercial group, Foo Sam, tea and fancy woods importer, head of Choy Chong Hie. He filed in person without a member endorsement, violating chamber rules requiring endorsement. This marks the first Chinese applicant in the organization’s history.
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Baltimore
Syrians Arrested in Montrose Larceny Case
Three Syrians were arrested by Constable Judson North at the instigation of A. I. Welch and brought before Justice Courtright on larceny and breaking into Welch's office near Seller Bros. creamery. No evidence was presented, and they were discharged. Ali Behnhabb claimed ties to Rev. Henry Jegsuy and said he met him in Beirut.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Judson North
A. I. Welch
Justice Courtright
Welch
Seller Bros
Ali Behnhabb
Henry Jegsuy
W. H. Jessup
Beirut
Socialist Labor Party Nominates Mackett and McGuire
The Socialist Labor Party of New York announces its field for national offices. Charles H. Mackett of Brooklyn is named for president and Alderman Matthew McGuire of Paterson New Jersey is named for vice president.
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Socialist Labor Party of
New York
Socialist Labor Party
Charles H. Mackett
Brooklyn
United States
Matthew McGuire
Patersow
N. J
Couple arraigned on disorderly house charge discharged
Michael Blewitt and Laura Talbert appeared before Alderman Howe on liquor and disorderly house charges at 17 Lackawanna avenue but were discharged when prosecutor Patrick Walsh failed to appear. Also an advertisement for MEARS & HAGEN announces low priced corsets and hosiery.
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Michael Blewitt
Laura Talbert
Howe
No. 17
Lackawanna Avenue
Patrick Walsh
American Racers in France and Rising Bicycle News
American riders visiting France note pacemaking on large tracks dominates racing. quads and triplets lead the pace, with Farman brothers among elite multi-cycle pacers. Public interest grows amid rising bicycle prices and safety concerns, including new rider behavior and urban accidents. The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises two guided North tours in July and August with full fare coverage and included amenities.
Delightful Summer Tours by the Pennsylvania Company
The Pennsylvania Company introduced personally conducted tours to simplify travel. By arranging trips systematically the company aimed to minimize expense and inconveniences, maintaining high standards of excellence and offering departures at opportune seasons.
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Pennsylvania Company
Camp Preparations For Thirteenth Regiment Report
The Thirteenth Regiment board met at the armory discussing encampment plans The Third brigade will occupy the right end of the line based on seniority The camp layout may place the regiment near the town Lewiston observers note the brigade will be last to be seen by visitors Officers prepared baggage and supplies for shipment Wednesday night Duty calls for the first camp day were issued with precise times Police call mess call drill and recall schedules listed Tonight the Second battalion under Major Montrose Barnard conducts field training behind Moses Taylor hospital with Adjutant Stratton in command and the drum corps expected to attend
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Lewiston
Pirat
Montrose Barnard
Moses Taylor Hospital
Ft. M. Stratton
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