Eastern League results and standings update
Yesterday brought Scranton’s seventh straight loss as Rochester moved to seventh place with Meaney pitching. Providence was the only visiting winner while Buffalo Syracuse and Rochester won easily. Standings show Providence, Syracuse, Wilkes-Barre, Buffalo, Rochester, and Scranton in varying positions. Today’s games feature Scranton at Rochester and Wilkes-Barre at Syracuse with Springfield at Buffalo and Providence at Toronto.
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Scrantons Play Ball Misadventure Faces Umpire Issue
Rochester Brownies beat Scranton 6 to 2 at Riverside Park as Scranton's players misplayed balls and faced a benching of Ward for taunting umpire Doescher and Radford paying $25 for a disputed strike. Harper and Meaney starred for Rochester, with late runs sealing the win.
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Syracuse Pleacher Trounces Wilkes-Barre in PoorField Day
Syracuse defeats Wilkes-Barre 4 to 1 as Barnett falters for the visitors while Minahan stars with brilliant defense and a fumbled sole error. Keenan allows few hits as Syracuse cruise with strong fielding and timely hitting before 1,800 fans.
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Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse Pleacher
Syracuse
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Barnett
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Providence Triumphs Over Toronto In Weekend Showdown
Providence produced three runs in the second inning to grab an early lead Toronto could not erase. Freeman belted a homer over right field, the second ever at the Toronto grounds, as the crowd of about 700 watched Gaffney behind the plate with Crane and Stricker umpiring.
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Freeman
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Gruber Off Day as Buffalo Tops League Leaders
Buffalo defeated the league leaders in a game highlighted by Gru ber of Springfield surrendering the mound to Hermon in Buffalo. Gruber held the edge to the fifth inning before Hermon and Herndon combined to scatter hits and take the lead with a late burst. Attendance was 2,375 and the final score was not disclosed in the excerpt.
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Western clubs edge National League in narrow day
Western groups win three of five games as Greats and Orioles top eastern clubs. Orioles tie for first with Pirates, leading in the five leaders. Exhibition results include Louisville Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati show varied scores with umpires noted. Terre Haute beat a National League team 5 to 2 in an exhibition in Indiana.
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Tes ‘E Haute
Haaleton and Pottsville BatterY Scores Across Cities
Reading and Lancaster show battery pairings with scores in multiple districts. Cape May and Atlantic City entries list teams and batterylinked combinations, noting winners and margins.
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Olyphant Tops Carbondale in Opening County League Game
Olyphant defeated Carbondale in ten innings to win the first game of the new county league. The scoring line shows Olyphant 4 runs to Carbondale 3 with key contributions from Barrett and Carpenter for Olyphant and Cleary Burke and Garbett for Carbondale. The matchup took place at Alumni Park in Carbondale.
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Baseball Roundup Reflects Skidding Scranton and Signings
Providence was the sole visiting winner as Rochester and Scranton struggle. Rochester signs Vickery to replace disabled Cy Duryea while Paul Radford exits after twenty five given up. Bill Clark injures in Wed NY-StL game. Frei Pfeffer signs with New York for 1995. Local clubs report fluctuating attendance and shifting lineups amid a busy schedule of scrimmages and challenges across Olyphant, Wilkes-Barre, and surrounding towns.
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Wilkes-Barre
Martin Hogan
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Scranton Tribune
Local Juniors and clubs seek word for upcoming baseball games
The Recorder Juniors invite The Young Sports for a Penn avenue game at calm grounds Gatuniay on July 17 at 1 a m. KR Greenberg and H Burke lead Actives challenge in North End Driving park on Friday July M at 8. Crescents win 11 to 10 over Easy Winners in a ten inning Farview game with L Landau shining at short. Alfred and Lenard Klabler return to New York.
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Gentlemen Drivers Readies Matinee at Driving Park
Tomorrow afternoon the Gentlemen's Driving club opens its season with four half mile heats races at the Driving Park. Card includes 2.25 class and a team race with four entries. Abundant entries list owners and horses such as Mamie K and Jack and Magnolia among others.
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Black bass fishing peak on Susquehanna upper waters
In the upper Susquehanna between Ulster and Wyalusing, black bass fishing is described as better than in years with frequent four pounders. Towanda anglers report catches of twenty fish in an hour and a half, prompting locals to fish before breakfast to ensure fresh bass. Nightly eel spearing also thrives as the sport reaches its height.
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Hoofs and Bicycles Shine at Saginaw Grand Circuit
At Union Park on the fourth day of the Grand Circuit races in Saginaw Michigan 6000 fans witnessed fast trots and bike feats. Robert J paced a mile in 2 03 the season fastes. Directly lowered his record but missed by a fraction. Sanger and Tyler competed in bicycle races with Sanger winning a mile dash in 2 01 and Tyler taking the 500 purse. Sanger then set a new world bicycle record on a trotting track finishing the mile in 2:00.
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Union Park
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Yale and Harvard discuss college athletic agreement in New York
In New York Harvard seems ready to sign a multi year accord with Yale covering all athletic activities if Yale agrees to play a football game next fall without honoring Captain Thorne's letter terms. Judge Howland said Yale considered the offer but no interview. George Adee would not discuss Yale withdrawing the demand.
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Swartz Defeats Yooum In Go-third Match On Bloomsburg Grounds
Harry D. Swartz the Scranton wing shot extended his winning streak by defeating Yooum of the Bloomsburg Gun Club on the latter's grounds in a Go-third match. The score was 40 to 99. The event paid $100 in aide and gate receipts. Trained birds were used. Swartz will shoot next against T. J. Ely of Pittsburg who claims the state championship.
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Scranton
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Poisoned by toadstools near Anna Arkansas leads to deaths
The family of laborer C. Newton traveling from Marion Indiana to Cross County Arkansas ate toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. The mother and two boys aged 13 and 7 died, a 15 year old boy died, and two other children and the mother remained gravely ill after the family camped four miles west of Anna.
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West Side News Bullets and a Fatal Stroke
The West Side reports a heated political contest with Edwin G. Peters winning by one vote in a 73 total, while Benjamin Andrews dies at 64 after a paralytic stroke at work. Community events include Christian Endeavor society outings, officers elected for Washburn Street church groups, and various local notices about storms, fires, and social gatherings.
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Tte Watkins
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Lovers Dialogues and a Flour Mill Cue
A young man pursues Minerva with grand vows saying he would travel the world for her. She counters with witty geography and physics references about the world and voids. The scene ends abruptly with a note about Pillsbury's Flour Mills producing 17,000 barrels daily.
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