Eastern League Baseball Tight Games Highlight Weekend
Buffalo and Syracuse swap places as eight games over Saturday and Sunday end with four decided by one run. Gilson stars for Scranton shutting out the Stars, while witness Barre beats Syracuse 7 3 and Rochester edges Springfield 3 1. Standings barely change with Buffalo moving to fourth, and upcoming games include Rochester at Scranton and Syracuse at Wilkes Barre.
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Gillon Shuts Out Syracuse In Snappy Baseball Rematch
Tommy Gillon pitched superbly for Scranton, allowing only two singles as Syracuse managed two hits. Keister replaced Latham and showed promise with solid at bats, while Maguire, Eagan, Shearon and Ryan contributed in the field and on the bases. Ward drove in two runs for Scranton, with late hustle and aggressive baserunning shaping the outcome.
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Stars
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Keisler
Minnahan
Bounder
Hill
Gillon
Ward
Meaney
O'Brien
Keister
Maguire
Eagun
Hitchineon
Berger
Syracuse
Awan
Garry
Shenaron
Minha
Avis
Cyne
Hutchison
Sachive Ai
Hutchinson
Lacire—Doeseher
Tommy Gillon
Scranton
Stuart
Kent
Kelster
Arie Latham
Eagan
Hut O'Brien
Pete Eagan
Whitehill
Carey
Ryan
Shart Center
Ragan
Sick Headache and related symptoms cured by Y's Pills
A historical medical notice lists symptoms from digestive and nervous distress including constipation, inward piles, head fullness, acid reflux, nausea, heartburn, sour eructations, palpitations, vision disturbances, fever, yellowing of skin, chest pain and fatigue. It promises relief with a few doses of Y's Pills and mentions a tract with advice.
Coakley Shuts Rochester as Wilkes-Barre Triumphs
Wilkes-Barre pitcher Coakley delivered solid ball with errorless fielding support. Rochester bats produced several hits but Wilkes-Barre’s defense and occasional early runs secured a 8 to 7 decision with key plays including McMahon to Bonner to Karl on a double play and multiple hits by Beard Marl Bonner Lett on lases.
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Coakley
Rochester
Lovett
Sturtell
Shannon
Harned
Wilkes-Harre
Beard
Marl
Bonner
Hottenus
Hleons Defeat Providence Grays In Rocky Point Clash
The H leons beat the Providence Grays in a Sunday game at Rocky Point. Buffalo delivered timely hitting after a costly error by Providence. Gruber and Smith teamed for Providence with Koorr and Disun for Buffalo.
Albany-Nite Scatter Sparks Local Report
Albany notes a scattered report with mentions of Sieuire and KHL alongside Albany entities Hatteries McPartlin and Gunson. Springfield and Casey appear in fragmented lines, with mixed codes and names suggesting a crowded, unclear local note page.
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Albany
Oosthy
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KHL
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Hatteries
McPartlin
Wid Casey
Coughlin
Gunson
Syracuse Beats Rochester in Twin Games at Home
In Rochester on July 1, Syracuse split a doubleheader with the home team. Game one ended with errors costly to the visitors while game two saw Syracuse prevail 12 to 6. Attendance was 1 400 as Callahan Delusey Hoy Willis and Ryan batted in runs.
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Delusey
Butching
McFataie
Ly Willis
Ryan
HTL
Boyd
Delaney
Hesa
Atlantic League Scores Across Philadelphia Lancaster Paterson
In Philadelphia the Atlantic League games show Newark and Wilmington battery pairs led by Smith Milligan Yeager Hoth Weathake and Cray Killarkey with various runs. At Lancaster Hartford faced 4 Hartford and Paterson combined defense, while Paterson and Wilmington exchanged innings in the afternoon as Cray Killarkey Amole Kinsella contributed to the scoreline.
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Mahon
Killarkey
McCarthy
Kingella
R.he
Cray and Killarkey
Amole and
Kinsella
National League Standings Shaped by Recent Games
Philadelphia moved ahead of Brooklyn into seventh by taking two from Cincinnati. The Orioles neared first place as leaders altered standings. Several elite games drew the largest on record attendance at the ballparks across multiple clubs.
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Pomion
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cinccinnati
Orioles
Reis
Local baseball notes and player performances
The summary recounts various baseball observations from a game day. It highlights players like Ward Hurke Maguire Kelster and Lathan with mentions of fielding throws, hits, and overall performance. It notes injuries and fatigue from a Saturday game and praises certain throwing skills and defensive plays, alongside team dynamics and spectator reactions.
Local baseball results and upcoming games from Scranton area
The Tribune reports on teams including the Olyphant Browns, Eurekas of North Scranton, and the Wholesalers versus city employees. Scores cited include 19 to 3 for the Wholesalers over the city clerks, with Philbin noted for fielding and O'Neil pitching. Also mentions Minooka and South Side game crowds and lineups.
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James Moye
Morton and
South Steelwb
O'Neil
Wallon
Philbin
South Side
O' Neil
Flannery
Fallow
Vaughas
Hand Ball at Dunmore Ends in Hyde Park Victory
Two lively matches at Logan's Alley Dunmore Saturday afternoon featured Mesere Flannelly and Ollroy of Dunmore against Cosgrove and Harry of Hyde Park. Hyde Park prevailed 48 to 31 after a first game ending 20 to 10. stakes were $500 a side. The second match saw Priceburg's Hickory and Coyne beat Dunmore's Wilson and Stuart 21 to 2 with $10 a side.
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Lownan
Dunmore
Mesere
Flannelly
Ollroy
Donnmore
Cosgrove
Harry
Hyde Park
Roe Park
Dunmores
Messrs
Hickory and Coyne
Priceburg
Wilson and
Stuart
Youthful Globe Trotter A. F Carey Starts Long Bike Journey
Lynn Massachusetts rider A F Carey begins a solo circumnavigation by bicycle. His gear weighs 67 pounds including a cooking kit and repair items stored in an aluminum case. The report notes innovative bicycle restraints and brakes and comments on saddle fit and cycling as a healthful activity. Davidson the Canadian sprinter is highlighted for rival records and potential move to the national circuit.
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Horse Thief Sought After Plymouth Theft
Acting Chief Edwards received a telegraphic alert from Plymouth about a horse and carriage stolen from A. E. Williams. The suspect, Frank Leighton, is a Polander described as heavy-set with glasses and a light suit, last seen heading toward Scranton. The dark brown horse stands about fifteen hands, with a V-shaved ear, and the black end spring buggy was made by Empire State Waston of Buffalo.
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Plymouth
A. E. Williams
Frank Leighton
Empire State Waston Company
Buffalo
N.Y
Heigit
Scranton
Plain Island Fight Night Ends Quietly on Saturday
A tame island event saw only ordinary drunken brawls on South Washington avenue Saturday night. Robert (Rober) Mignt was ejected from Central Park garden at 4 45 o'clock for belligerence and later charged with disorderly conduct. He paid a $10 fine in police court yesterday morning.
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South Washington Avenue
Rober Mignt
Central Park Garden
Deere
Meeting of People's Party County Committee
A meeting of the county committee of the People's party is scheduled at Jude Stanton's office on Washington Avenue Tuesday. Daily discussion of letters will be held. A Butterman, Chattinah PLP, CL Club, AJC Hock secretary.
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County Committee of the People's Party
Jude Stanton
Washington Avenue
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A. Butterman
Chattinah Plp
CL Club
AJC
Hock
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