Griffin Miners Edge Rowe Bisons In Eleven Innings
In a long game the Griffin miners defeated Rowe’s Bisons aiding an early lead by Toronto’s team, tied at the eighth, with the Miners rallying to win in extra innings. Toronto disposed of tail-end opponents in the day’s program, with Buffalo at Scranton and Rochester at Springfield heading two games.
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Scranton
Syracush
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Rochester
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Eleven Innings Rally Ends Scranton Win at Athletic Park
A see-saw extra inning contest at Athletic Park left Scranton Miners edging the Bison 7 6 in the eleventh after Bonner fumbled a routine play. Massey and Maguire delivered the clutch hits as Wells McPartlin and Welner pitched tightly through the game with key fielding by Gilboy and Clymer.
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Lancaster Easily Defeats Martford In Muddy Homecoming
Lancaster celebrates homecoming with a decisive win over Hartford as Werte drives runs and Hannivan shines at third. Clausen earns the win on the mound with solid support from Cavelle in center field amid muddy grounds and rain delays elsewhere.
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Delehanty Leads Phillies In Twin Louisville Win
In Louisville on July 13 Philadelphia swept two games to two wins by superior play. Delehanty had nine hits in nine at bats across the two games as the Phillies defeated Louisville in both contests. Batteries and umpires are listed for each game with details of lineups and scoring.
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Baltimore Wins On Strong Hitting In First Brooklyn Game
Lively hitting in crucial moments carried Baltimore past the Browns in Chicago on July 1. Batter results list Battery Lewis and Murphy for Baltimore with Corke behind the plate, umpire Huratt.
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Kittridge
Callahan
A. Smith
McCdonald
Two afternoon games feature tense late inning drama
In a long account of regional baseball action, details include a 215 o clock start, Buffalo rooting in the grand stand, and Franklin managing amid a tenth inning rally. Highlights mention Eagan’s 400 clip, debutants, battery pairings, and umpire negotiations, with notes on Mad Maguire and Maguire's bunt play aiding a winning run.
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Herman Long
Pittsburg News
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John S. Sullivan
Rochester
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Grifflin
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Gilboy
Bobby Matthews
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Bobby
Tanta
Clymer
Wellner
Courher
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Clevelands
Syracuse
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Anse
Chicuroy
Sporting News
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Washington
Irwin
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Smith
Mike Kelly's bold baserunning trick recalled at Polo Grounds
A visiting player scored from second base by not touching third during a hall game at the Polo Grounds. The stunt, said to have been introduced by the late Mike Kelly of Chicago, surprised a 10,000 crowd as he legged out a safe hit after a dramatic ankle injury claim.
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Flying infield trick wins game for Kelly at home
Grounder toward John Morrill and umpire Eugene Van Court saw Kelly run toward the infield and cross the plate before the tag, a five yard bag shortcut that the umpire failed to notice. The crowd roared as Kelly declared the win and urged gates open. The trick drew cheers and later censure as criminal.
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Boston
Outsider Rilma Wins 2.24 Class Trot in Detroit
Rilma, a rank outsider driven by W. Foote of Houston, Texas, wins the 2.24 class trot in Detroit with heats 4, 5, and 6 after entering as a substitute. Oratorio takes heat 1 and 2 before a foul gives the second to The Abbott, Red Star takes heat 3, Kilma places, and other races are won by Geers and Valence in different divisions.
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Oratorio
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Red Star
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Sympathy for Stallings Recalled by Andy Freedman
Andy Freedman expresses sympathy for Mr Stallings as Philadelphia suffers and major league clubs regret the Quakers fluctuating fortunes. He criticizes Stallings for overhyping a pennant race, compares past managers, and warns against stirring public hopes with plans of further changes. He notes players’ sensitivity to public criticism and potential performance impact.
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Horace Fogel
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
Hoosiers
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Pillar
Tim Keefe's Floater Redefines Baseball Pitching
The reminiscence praises Tim Keefe as the originator of a slow floaters pitch that stymied hitters and influenced many later pitchers. It notes trials by Anson's Colts and later adoption by numerous contemporaries, with mentions of John Ward Jim Murle and others adapting the move for success.
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Whist Congress Echoes At Put-in-Bay Opener Draws Large Turnout
The seventh annual congress of the American Whist league opened at Put-in-Bay on Lake Erie with the largest attendance in league history. Sixteen clubs and many players competed for trophies including the New York Whist association, New Englanders, and Atlantic clubs. Toledo Whist club secured the Challenge and Minneapolis trophies in a pair of decisive finals marking a notable rising of new talent.
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Pennsylvania clubs vie for plated punch bowl prize
L A W MEMBERSHIP offers a heavily plated punch bowl and stand as a trophy to the club sending the most membership applications between July 10 and August 14. All entries must go through the division office at 668 The Bourse Philadelphia with accompanying slips noting counts and credited club. Only applications mailed or delivered within the window count.
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