Scranton Wins Eastern Trip Opener. Wilkes-Barre Fades
Scranton opened its eastern trip with a crushing win over Springfield as Wilkes-Barre beat Providence. Syracuse swept Albany while Rochester defeated Buffalo. The results leave Scranton tied for sixth place, one point back, with Wilkes-Barre at Providence and Albany at Syracuse.
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Providence
Albany
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Wilkes-Barre
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Buffalo
Brown’s Dominant Pitching Drives Springfield Victory
Springfield defeats Scranton behind Brown’s superb pitching and seven errors by Scranton as Bowerman struggles on the mound. Meaney returns for Scranton in New York. McElroy shines in relief, while Springfield capitalizes on miscues and finishes with a decisive win.
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Gaffney
Hodson Knocked Out in Three Innings as Wilkes-Barre Wins
Providence loses 4 to 1 at home as Knorr follows Hodson from the box. Keenan stifles Providence with nine hits allowed and solid defense backing him. Lyttle Lezotte Bonner McMahon Wente lead Wilkes-Barre, while Keight Cranby Cooney Murray Hodson engage in a pitching duel that favors the visitors in this July contest.
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Wente
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Wilkes- Barre
Balle
Lezotte
Betts
Bonner
Farle
Hornung
Battery Officials Named In Regional Track Meet
In Rochester and Albany meet segments officials McFarlane Boyd and Urquhart preside as batteries are assigned for races. Umpire Doescher oversees umpiring duties while Whitehill Hess Dineen Casey handle judging at the events.
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Providence Beats Wilkes-Barre In Rocky Point Thriller
Providence defeats Wilkes-Barre 4-3 in a ten-ring game at Rocky Point on July 12 with 2,000 in attendance. Lyons, Bassett and Coakley key the home team's offense while Coakley struggles with ball control. Buffalo hands Rochester an 18-4 loss as Gannon falters late and Weyhing, Boyd, Smith secure the win.
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Barre
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Smith
McMahon
Bonner
Knight
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Coogan
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Rochester
Albany Beats Syracuse at Pleasure Island
Albany was defeated by Syracuse at Pleasure Island this afternoon as Delaney delivered an effective performance and received strong support. Albany struggled to place hits while Syracuse's outfield and catches proved pivotal amid hard luck for Albany.
National League pennant race tightens lead for Cincinnati
In weekend action Cincinnati moves atop the NL standings while Baltimore Pittsburgh and Cleveland jockey for position. St Louis overtakes Louisville as Boston battles two games with St Louis. Cleveland dominates Baltimore with two games at Cleveland and St Louis.
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Chicago Defeats New York In Extra Innings Sixty-Eighth
In a twelve inning game at Chicago the home club pushes across three runs in the second to regain the lead but New York ties it with two in the ninth. The batteries were Friend and Donahue for Chicago and Meekin and Wilson for New York.
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Taylor
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McFarland
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn for Eighth Victory This Season
Cincinnati won its eighth victory by defeating Brooklyn this afternoon. Final score shows Cincinnati ahead with key plays from Berret Pelts and Gray, while Brooklyn struggled at bat and in fielding. Umpire Sheridan officiated the game.
Washington Defeats Browns Behind Nineteen Hits
Washington piled up nineteen hits off Donahue and McLain to beat St. Louis with a wide margin. King allowed four hits for the Browns as Washington won decisively in the July 12 contest at St. Louis.
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Baltimore Triumphs Over Louriverville In Mixed Battery Play
Baltimore played a strong game against Louleyville with Hill Cunningham Dexter and Miller for Baltimore and McMahon Clarke for Louleverville pitching and fielding. Umpire McFarlane oversaw the contest.
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Miller
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Spiders Rally Five Hits To Beat Chicago In Five Inning Sweep
Chicago notes a five hit fifth inning, four coming from scratch line as Cleveland tops Chicago 9 to 1. Briggs and Kittridge join Wilson and Zimmer in the battery with Emelie umpiring this action-filled game.
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R.H.E
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Briggs
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Wilson
Zimmer
Emelie
State League to Atlantic after Saturday's games
Saturday's results close the State League with Philadelphia Athletics and Lancaster clubs set to move to the Atlantic league. At Lancaster the Lions beat Pottsville 7 to 2 behind West and Roth as batteries, while Anderson and Rogers worked for the Athletics in a 8 to 4 win over Reading.
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Baseball Challenges Across Town Move Through July
The Tribune notes numerous baseball challenges on local grounds. Green Ridge Senators face Actives on Monday July 18 at 290 p.m. Beane leads Eureka and Factoryville Reds games on July 4 and July 15 respectively. West Side and Minooka clubs host matches July 16 and 19 with notable pitching by ONeil and Flannery. Independent Carr’s Patch and South Side clubs seek games for charity and league play at multiple venues.
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Joe Allen
End of the State League shows Pennsylvania eight club plan failing
The Pennsylvania State League dissolved after a season where two clubs were far stronger than the rest. The Atlantic league addition of the Athletics and Lancaster may revive interest in six rival clubs and boost local support as Philadelphia proves amenable to minor league baseball if quality play continues.
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Company A Secures First in Rifle Match Totals
Company A wins first place with a total of 325 points in the rifle match, then repeats the victory in the second rifle event, continuing their lead in the competition.
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Leaders of styles and makers of the best shirt values offer
An advertisement extols undisputable reputation as leaders of styles and makers of the very best shirt in the market. It highlights an exceptional opportunity for obtaining extraordinary Shirt Values and mentions the FRANK P. CHRISTIAN Citizens' trophy.
Meetings in tents and churches for Christian Endeavor delegates
The fifteenth international Christian Endeavor convention in Washington features thirty afternoon meetings in tents and churches drawn by denomination. Evangelist Fay Mills attacked politicians from the pulpit as he urged leaders guided by the lamb’s spirit, while Sabbath and closing events mark the final day agenda with international delegates and an Armenians demonstration.
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Tomb of
American Manufacturers Association delegation to visit Argentina
Panama July 4 The Star and Herald reports a Buenos Aires date about fifteen members of the American Manufacturers Association visiting Argentina. The Nacion and Prensa see potential benefits and note possible restrictive measures if McKinley is elected, which mercantile circles fear could hamper trade relations.
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Doctor Lobb's book offers confidential cure for youth errors
An old advertisement promises a cloth bound, sealed medical book by Dr Lobb to treat disorders of youth and sexual diseases with a guaranteed quick cure. It invites readers to write or call. The copy is terse and uses sensational claims about long standing issues and secrecy.
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Circulartree
Ty Matthews Bros
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Excursion to Eldridge Park from Scranton to Elmira
Joint excursion by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen with the Lawrence Band and Orchestra. Daytime concert dance at Eldridge Park pavilion with entertainment including trained pigs and Swiss bells. Tickets Adults 2.00 Children 1.00. Trains depart Scranton area early morning and return by evening with stops along the route.
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