Eastern League standings and results summary
Yesterday's games did not alter club positions with Scranton near seventh place after a loss to Providence and Wilkes-Barre dropping after a defeat to Springfield. Standings show Springfield and Providence leading, while Rochester and Wilkes-Barre hover just above bottom. Tomorrow's schedule lists Scranton at Rochester and Wilkes-Barre at Syracuse with Springfield at Buffalo and Providence at Toronto.
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Scranton
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Springfield
Springsfield
Gcranton
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Scranton Falls to Providence as Errors Doom Game
Scranton lost to Providence 7 to 2 in eight innings as misplays and errors plagued the home club. Luby pitched well with support lacking, while Lovett and Eagan struggled after substitutions. Providence benefited from Stearns and Bassett mishaps to spark a six-run third inning, and the game was halted by rain with Scranton at bat in the ninth.
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Scranton
Stearne
Ward
Huston
Providence
Bannon
Eagan
Luby
Rogers
Lovett
Dalle
Meaney
J. Eagan
Lyon
Stearns
Bassett
Knight
J. Rogers
Brearns
Conney
Pop” Smith
Murray
Laby
Smith
Cooney
McAuley
J. Pagan
Beranton
P. Eagan
Radford
Springfield Defeats Wilkes-Barre In Close Baseball Tilt
In Wilkes-Barre Scribbled by showers 1200 fans watched Springfield edge Wilkes-Barre 2 1 in a tight nine inning game. Both teams had six hits. Springfield benefited from five Wilkes-Barre errors and crucial plays by Lawler in center.
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Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Wente
Lynch
Dan Shannon
Lega
Springfields
Lezotte
Griffin
Leznite
Lawler
Buffalo Edges Toronto In Fifteen Inning Marathon
In Buffalo New York on July 14 Buffalo and Toronto played a 15 inning game. Fournier dominated the last five innings granting Buffalo a decisive win as spectators witnessed rare defensive excellence after the ninth. Attendance was about 1 000. Score:
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Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
Fournier
Rochester Browns Defeat Syracuse Under Controversy
Rochester won six innings at Syracuse with Luck and umpire Weldman blamed for the Stars defeat. Manager Kunts wired President Powers that Weldman should not umpire again in Syracuse. Attendance reached about 1,000 as scores unfolded.
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Rochester
Lack
Weldman
Stars
Kunts
Powers
National League standings shift after midweek games
Boston slides from second to third as Pittsburgh sits idle. Cleveland climbs from sixth to fourth by taking two from Baltimore, while Chicago drops from fourth to sixth. Brooklyn surges toward fourth with one day remaining, as Cincinnati and Chicago stumble.
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Pirates
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Daub
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Murray
Cleveland Srcesses
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Knell
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Hemming
Clark
Umphey
McDonald
Anderson
State League Allentown Reading Battery Lineup
At Allentown RHE Allentown Carbondale batteries Hakely and Milligan Mc Taughlin and Patchen. At Reading RHE Reading batteries Schelble and Mink Yerkes and Roth Cape May Pottsville Highlands and Sullivan Caln and Stanhope.
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Scranton Schedule Shows Home and Abroad Dates with Syracuse and Others
The schedule lists Scranton home games against Syracuse on July 20 and August 1 2 with Rochester August 2 6 depend on dates with Toronto August 7 9 Buffalo August 10 12 13 Wilkes-Barre August 14 15 16 Springfield September 10 11 12 Providence September 13 14 15 and Scranton Abroad dates at Rochester Syracuse Toronto Buffalo Wilkes-Barre Providence Springfield and Toronto through September Bept. 2 3 4 6 at Syracuse and Rochester.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barra
Springfield
Providence
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Aig
Scranton Club Opens International Trip Amid Busy Schedule
The Scranton club begins a two week overseas tour today at 1 46 pm with games in Rochester Syracuse Toronto and Buffalo before a long home stretch from July 20 to Aug 16 facing all league teams except Springfield and Providence The trip aims to boost the club's standing and percentage this season despite tough later schedules.
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Providence
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Springfield
Provi
Problans
Scranton's league outlook hinges on home return
The text argues Scranton is outclassed but could improve at home. If Scranton defeats weaker clubs at home after a 60 percent effort against strong teams, Springfield Providence and Wilkes Barre should be easier games than earlier in the season.
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Scranton
Springfield
Providence
Wilkes Barre
Local Baseball Notes Stir Scranton and Wilkes Barre Circles
Catcher Aleck Smith re signs and joins Rochester squad while pitchers like Lovett sir slowest in league. Scranton barbs predict Hrady will return to Fall River. Colcolough may be renamed Coakley. Springfield visitors from Wilkes Barre recounts, and Dan Stearns argues a call at first. Batting leaders listed to July 1. Several exhibition games and challenges announced with dates in July.
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Lovett Ia
Hrady
Scranton
Fall River
Wires-Barre
Colcolough
Coakley
Qgunson
Springfiells
Wilkes-Barre
Gunson
Colcolouch
Dan Stearns
Bassett
Dan
Ward
Beranton
Syracuse Courier
Dowse
Buffalo
Rogers
Providence
Dan Shannon
Donnelly
Springfield
Cooney
Herndon
Judge Confident to Defeat Leonard in Open Fight
Northeastern Pennsylvania champion Lichtweieht James Judge speaks to a Tribune reporter about facing Mike Leonard for money in a finish fight or limited rounds. He asserts $500 guarantees await Leonard and recalls training expenses after a canceled Pittsburgh match. Avidly nonviolent, Judge aims to beat Leonard for any pursed purse. English athletes from Cambridge and Yale track talks include a planned Yale Cambridge meet set for Oct 5 with a revised 9300 yards dash.
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O'Donnell to Box Woods in Montreal Twenty Rounds
Brave O'Donnell and Corbett sparring partner are matched to fight Billy Woods for twenty rounds in Montreal on Sunday night. Tom O'Rourke and Parson Davies seize Seaside Athletic Club plant at Coney Island to run winter battles there. Corbett flaunts a bath robe copied from the Kapurthamn maharajah in a boastful display.
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London
Trains to the Seashore Service Details
The Central Railroad of New Jersey offers sea shore trips with parlor car service. Morning departures from Beranton and Wilkes-Barre arrive Ocean Grove in late afternoon. Return trains depart Ocean Grove in the evening and reach Scranton and Wilkes-Barre with connections at Elizabethport.
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Infuriated Italian Attacks Man in City Street
In a Malin Avenue and Jackson Street clash a 20 year old, Guy Sanborn, suffered a broken nose and facial injuries after Frank Marko, a 26 year old Italian sledge wielder at M. T. Keller's blacksmith shop, stole the hammer and struck Sanborn. A warrant charges Marko with assault and battery with intent to kill. he is at large.
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Malin Avenue
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M. T. Keller
Adams Avenue
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Millar
Gideon’s Warning Bulletin Names Pro Cyclists and Rules
The bulletin lists P. K. Manning F. M. Dampina Thornton P. Bussard of Philadelphia Ross Gordon Daniel Brant of Des Moines Thomas Thornton of Faragut and P. O'Connor of Boston as professionals under certain subclauses. It states the League of American Wheelmen racing board holds sole jurisdiction over U S cycle racing and that all riders are classified as amateurs or professionals. Any rider in unsanctioned events faces suspension from all track racing.
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Thornton P. Bussard
Philadelphia
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Daniel Brant
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Thornton
Faragut
P. O'Connor
Boston
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League of American Wheelmen
United States
Whirls of the Wheels and Racing Rules Promoted
A rundown of Bald’s season with thirteen one mile races where he won all but two, plus notes on a planned New York to Washington bicycle run with Senator Morgan and Lt. F. H. Lawton. The article explains League of American Wheelmen rules, amateur and professional classifications, and penalties for unsanctioned events.
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General Miles
War Department
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Racing Board
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League
School board appoints new teachers for coming term
Albert Cleave resumes work after a week on crutches. The board appointed Professor M. J. Loyd and Misses Cora Griffin Mabel Evans Minnie Gernon Julia Langan Katie Dolphin Norah Murphy and Professor Wagner as teachers. M F Fadden traveled to Olyphant yesterday. William Kennedy and James Ralsbeck of Lincoln street visited Hyde Park yesterday.
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Wiliam Kennedy
James Ralsbeck
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Tribune Office Sells Goods by Mail and Trade
Circulars printed at The Tribune office boast of selling goods for customers, offering mail order and trade services with convenient access.
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Castoria Connection Through Generations
A nostalgic verse traces Castoria’s use from infancy to motherhood and beyond, noting medical care and parental care across stages. The refrain echoes a family reliance on Castoria as a trusted remedy through childhood illness, adolescence, and parenting years.
The Tribune Promises Fuller Baseball Coverage in Scranton
The Trib announces expanded baseball reporting for the season, pledging daily coverage unrivaled by other Scranton papers. It will be the authority on baseball and sports, with enhanced reports and a Saturday supplement page of readable details.
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