Eastern League Baseball Results Shift Standings
Providence drops from first to second place as Rochester rises behind. Wilkes Barre falls to Springfield after a one sided win for Springfield while wet grounds delay games at Syracuse and Rochester. Albany and Buffalo games were affected by wet fields.
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Providence
Rochester
Johnson
Grays
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Ney Coe
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Beranton
Wilkes- Barre
W. B.C
Springfield Echo
Gaeranton
Johnson Pitched Seven Strikeouts In Providence Win
Johnson earned seven strikeouts in the game for the Scrantons as Providence fell behind due to superior batting and defense. Ward was ejected in the fifth inning after a costly error by the home team and umpire Hornung drew protests before order was restored. Score not listed.
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Providence
Scrantons
Johnson
Ward
Hornung
Lyons
Eerbaredeen
Bo Bowerman
Ibee Latham
Seescaee Meanay
Maguire
As O'Brien
Rt Seveen Hutchinson
Reer
O. Thesaseear
Beranton Eyre
Scranton
Cranby
Canavan
Rudderhem
O'Brien
Latham
Olen Boset
Dixon
Lathem
Wagan
Hutchinson
Piret
Bille
Bassett
Knight
Drauby
Scranton i
Coooney
Rudderham
Coogan
Meaney
Berger
Ponies Win Behind Seymour as Coakley Exits Early
In Springfield on July 15 the Ponies defeated the opposition with Seymour’s strong pitching and a quick knockout of Coakley in the second inning. Yerrick struggled to improve after. Score:
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Springfield
Ponies
Seymour
Coakley
Yerrick
Boston Defeats Pittsburg In Tight National League Tilt
In a close National League game on July 15 at Pittsburg Boston edged the Pirates on a low scoring day. Pitchers Slawley and Merritt led New York’s Nichols and Berger to victory as umpire Betts called the game. Chicago reports focus on inability to hit Friend.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Itteburg
Rtternee Slawley
Merritt
Nichols
Berger
Betts
Chicago
P.C
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Gaz
Colebee
Philadelphia
Rooklyn
Washington
New York
St. Louis Oo
Louisville
Evel
Meekin
Irwin
Tebeau
R.H.E. Cleveland
Wilson
Zimer
O'Connor
Mackin
Farrell
Hurst
Philadelphia noses defeat in late innings struggle
At the closing game today Philadelphia faltered with poor support to two pitchers at critical stages. Chicago won 3 to 2 as Meekin struggled to retire batters in the late innings.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Llovelloo
Bateries
Friend
Donough
Keener
Garver
Clemente
Omalle
Club set to open home series with Syracuse tomorrow
The team will return home at 1.35 o clock tomorrow afternoon to start the home series with Syracuse. Dillon will pitch and Brown will pitch today. Providence was puzzled by his southpaw work in their last visit, and they were defeated. Senator Ward is being fined but remains active in play. Scranton faces a postponed game at Providence while Albany meets Rochester.
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Syracuse
Dillon
Brown
Providence
Senator Ward
Scranton
Albany
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Buffalo
Luck and Odd Happenings Shape Baseball Fortunes
A veteran notes a streak of Orioles fortune in a local series and recalls bizarre, game altering incidents. He cites yard fences and trick plays, dog interference, mud mounds, and a name change sparked by a crank in the stands, illustrating how luck and oddities influence outcomes.
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Presque Isle
Indians Meet Eurekas in City Baseball Game
Ketrick's Indians facing the Eurekas of the North End in a 4 PM afternoon game at Athletic Park. Umpire will be Tom Power or Senator McGinnis. Thomas R. Brooks will cover second base for Kerrick's team with Wirth, Gilleran, Smith, Murphy, Ketrick, McDonald or Mulderiy, Brooks, Walsh, and Posner in the batting order.
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Eurekas
North End
Larry Ketrick
Indians
Athletic Park
Tom Power
Senator McGinnis
Thomas R. Brooks
Scranton
Kerrick
Wirth
Gilleran
Smith
J. Murphy
Ketrick
McDonald
Mulderiy
T. Brooks
Walsh
Posner
Amateur Ball Notes Prompt Rivalry and Charity Games
The Eurekas of Providence face Larry Ketrick's Indians at Athletic park this afternoon at 4 for Pittston sufferers. A large crowd is expected as both clubs are well matched. The Hustlers challenge the Dodgers for July 2 at 2:90 p.m. on the Dodgers grounds. The Sungts of Archbald challenge the Jermyn club on Jermyn grounds Sunday. The Lilys of Archbald seek a match with Sunsets of Boranton and Wallahas for Friday July 17 at Archbald.
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Eurekas
Providence
Larry Ketrick
Indians
Athletic Park
Pittston
Hustlers
South
Dodgers
Mudtown
Tribune
M. Ruddy
Sungts
Archbald
Jermyn
the Tribune
J. J. Falun
Lilys
Sunsets
Boranton
Wallahas
Our Boys of Dunmore to Meet Sunsets in July Challenge
The Our Boys of Dunmore challenge the Sunsets of Archbald on Dunmore grounds Sunday afternoon July 1. Our Boys meet them at the Dunmore Carnera at 3 oclock. J Cole man, manager, T Thornton captain.
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Joseph McDonough
Browns
West Side Athletics
Lake Ariel
Gorgious
Minookas
Minooka New Grounds
The
Tribune
P. J. Philbin
Four Philadelphia Cyclists Tour State to Wyoming
Four Philadelphia wheelmen from Strawbridge & Clothier visit Wyoming after a touring trip across the state. F B, H J, A E Tily, and A E Sanderson left Philadelphia Sunday, rode via Easton Port Jervis Honesdale Carbondale, and plan to return to Philadelphia by evening.
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Wyoming
F. B
H. J
A. E. Tily
A. E. Sanderson
Strawbridge & Clothier's
Eighth
Market Streets
Easton
Port Jervis
Honesdale
Carbondale
Grand Circuit Races Draw 4000 to Saginaw Crowd
Saginaw Mich July 15 second day of grand circuit races drew about 4000 spectators under clear skies and a brisk wind. Favorites won each event with Newburger Emma Sffert Oak Nellie K King Ebert and Choral among top finishers. Best times recorded 2 14.2 for trot and 2 10 for pacing.
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Saginaw
Mich
Barmmartes
Board of Trade
Newburger
Emma Sffert
H. Harry
Clase
Ed Oak
Nellie K
King Ebert
Choral
Lucy Pan
Wheelers adapt gear as seasons change and youth rises
The article notes women discarding bicycle logging and heavy footwear in favor of stockings and low riding shoes, while warmer weather prompts shifts in attire and gear. It highlights a new wave of young riders in Scranton who began at 14 and now dominate amateur meets, threatening older cyclists.
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Scranton
Races at Driving Park Prompt Strong Entry List
Horses from Taylor Tunkhannock Wilkes-Barre Pittston Honesdale Plymouth and Carbondale run at Driving Park next Monday for prizes. Two performances scheduled with one in the afternoon and the other at 9 16 p m.
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Driving Park
Taylor, Tunkhannock
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Honesdale
Plymouth
Carbondale
Track and Sulky Dominance in Russia and New England Circuits
American turfmen sweep early meets as favorites rule from Mystic to Old Saugus. Frank Agan and Grateful feature among top horses while Orrin Hickok condemns hobbles, and a near collision at Saugus ending in a miraculous trainer escape.
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Mystic
Chicago
Frank Rgan
Genral Turner
Wily Turner
New England
Old Saugus
Rigby
Kentucky Union
Aberdeen
Annity
Red Oak
Pat L
Uttle Abnet
Prank Agan
McCarty
Theeason
Chicago News
Grateful
Fleetwood
Fleetwood and Then In A Party of Third Latera
Combination
Gaugus
Orrin Hickok
Saugus
Hickok
M. L. Page
Lynn
Madeline Pollard
Bever
Bt. Marco
Mysterious Dialogue On Diseases And Palpitations
A fragment shows Mr. Spatters asking about microbes and the diseases they produce while Mr. Kilduff mentions palpitations of the heart. The exchange presents a curious, incomplete medical inquiry in a conversational tone.
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Spatters
Kilduff
How to Cure all Skim Diseases in Swayne's Clmment
An advertisement-style claim touts Swayne's Clement as a universal remedy for skin ailments. It promises healing of tetter eczema itch and eruptions and asserts quick, dramatic cures without internal medicine.
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Swayne
Golf as a Sport Beyond Clothes and Caddies
The article argues golf is a genuine sport, not a clothes driven fad, citing Taylor of England as an example of playing in ordinary clothes. It notes golf’s spread among the rich in America, its appeal as a demanding game, and that essential equipment costs under ten dollars in the United States, with public links in Scotland and England inviting all players.
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Taylor
England
Newport
Winches
Pim
Bob Cook
Strand
America
Scotland
Reciprocity With Cuba Drives Flour Trade Growth Under Treaty
The National Association of Manufacturers urges restoring reciprocity. Theo dore C. Search says flour exports to Cuba rose from 114 447 barrels in 1891 to 662 248 in 1894 under the treaty, then collapsed after 1895 when Spain raised duties and Cuba complained, prompting reforms.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Ways and Means Committee
Theodore C. Search
Cuba
United States
Spain
Deal Falls Through in Missing Father Case
A distinguished foreigner placed a personal advertisement seeking his European father last seen in Saco. A private detective bureau offered to locate him for 5 dollars upfront and 25 dollars upon completion. The client reacted with exclamations in German and planned to proceed.
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Europe
Sacco
Te Bureau
Bureau
Bachelor Judge Says He Hated Women Yet Made One Woman Happy
A judge notes that although he remained a bachelor and disliked women he nonetheless made one woman happy, the one he could have married.
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