Scranton and Albany Battle to Draw in Eleven Innings
Eastern League baseball sees Scranton and Albany tie after eleven innings at Athletic Park as Providence climbs to first place. Wilkes-Barre moves from last with a win over Buffalo while Syracuse loses to Providence yielding a shifting NL leadership. Robust play noted include O’Brien’s ninth inning catch and Keister’s threat, with Bowerman’s throwing errores and Truby’s block drawing attention. A river of details follows the Scranton Albany clash including players Meaney Dunne Corbett and Doescher umpiring.
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Providence
Syracuse
Rochester
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Meaion
Buffalo
Scranton
Adu
Larry
Ihenfon
Young Corbett
Routers
O'Brien
Eagan
Corbett
Ward
Truby
Doescher
Casey
Meaney
Keister
Smith
Maguire
Bowerman
Sugden
Pittsburg
Toronto
Sue
Delahanty
Traby
Dunne
ullee—Kogan
Delehatty
Wright
Causey
Albany
Kby
Cat Bett
Luttemberg i
Oo Brien
Lelaluvity
Brie Co
Kelston
Hillel
Invun
Serantom
Bliebert" Brien
Empire State
Dela
Young Men's Christian Association
Snyder
Denhanty
Hutchinson
Delehanty
State
Luttenburg
Eastern League Night slate with four road trips
The schedule lists Albany at Straton, Buffalo at Wilkes Barre, Rochester at Springfield, and Syracuse at Providence for today’s league games. Rivalries highlight travel to host venues as teams seek early-season wins.
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Albany
Straton
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Rochester
Springfeld
Shracuse
Providence
Scranton and Albany Tie In Long Nine Inning Tilt
A batsy rain delayed game extended to eleven innings between Scranton and Albany, ending in a 0-0 stalemate. Delahanty and Dunne starred with sharp hitting and key plays, while crowd-pleasing defense kept the scoreless duel tight through nine and beyond.
Wilkes-Barre Triumphs Over Buffalo in Rain Interrupted Game
Wilkes-Barre won by scoring in the first two innings as Gruber allowed three extra base hits. Luckey pitched poorly but kept Buffalo at bay before Keenan relieved him in the eighth. Lezotte starred with a clutch left hand play as rain halted play briefly and resumed. Attendance was small.
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Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Gruber
Luckey
Keenan
Bisons
Lezotte
Karned
Wilkes- Barre
Buftito
Lettow
Huffalo
Firet Bage
OW Luckey
Thireer
Mee
Minhor
Ritchey
Woodenough
Bacrifire
Urquhart
Earl
Springfield Beats Lovett Behind Erratic Umpire Call
The Ponies pounded Lovett today as umpire Bettrick called plays erratically. Springfield scored 10 runs while Rochester was shut out 0 in this league game with Donovan and Leahy contributing for Lovett and Boyd for Rochester.
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Springfield
Rochester
Lovett
Bettrick
H_HLE
Donovan
Leahy
Lovett and
Boyd
Providence Dominates Syracuse With Dolan’s Strong Bid
Providence won easily as Dolan limited Syracuse to three singles and struck out eight. Final score shows Providence scoring early and late with key runs in the middle innings. Batteries Dolan and Dixon for Providence Delaney and Hess for Syracuse.
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Providence
Syracuse
Dolan
Koh.e
Syracusw
Bloomsburg Wheelmen Host Second Annual Race Meet
The Bloomsboro Wheelmen stage their second annual race meet on Wednesday August 5 at the Columbia county fair grounds in Bloomsburg featuring events including a one mile novice and a one half mile open for boys among others at one of the state’s best half mile tracks with a fine grand stand.
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Columbia
Montour
Lycoming
Lucerne
Benner
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Scranton
Bloomsboro
Louisville Tops Brooklyn Twice In National League Play
Louisville defeated Brooklyn in a doubleheader at Loulaville, taking the first game in a nine inning finish and the second in a shortened fifth due to darkness. Cincinnati, Chicago, and the Bridegrooms also posted wins as Boston fell and New York lost in ten innings.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louisville
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Gwne
Rohl
Viola
Ceeeeeer Vou Lort
Payne and Grim
Frazer
Dexter
McParland
Uurkiness
New York Suffer Same Fate on Eastern Trip
Cinefemeati reports New York teams fell to Cincinnati Reds on July 2 in an eastern league trip with Baltimore as the exception. Lineups include Hutterjee, Porerman, Fisher, Potts, Clark, Meekin and Wilson. umpire Sheriduda.
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Cinefemeati
New York
Baltimore
Reds
Cincinnati
Hugloovlse
Shu Hutterjee
Poreman
Fisher
Potts
Clartk
Meekin
Wilson
Sheriduda
Cleveland Batter Cuppy Shines After Rough Start
In Cleveland on July 2 the pitcher Cuppy struggled early but settled in against Washington. He became effective as the game progressed while batteries included Cuppy and O Minor McGuire and Hurst in a tense ball contest.
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Cleveland
Cuppy
R.H.E. Cleveland
Washington
O'Meara
German Am McGuire
Wimpire Hurst
Browns Rally Stop Gumbert In Pittsburgh Tilt
In St Louis on July 2 the Browns knocked Gumbert from the mound and Taylor replaced him. The Phillies started Butterlet Breitenstein and Murphy. Gumbert and Taylor worked, Grady behind the plate. Umpire Ematie.
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St. Louis
Browns
Gumbert
Tulleth
Taylor
Khle
Philadelphia
Butterlet
Breitenstein
Murphy
Taylor and Grady
Ematie
Chicago Beats Boston in Sensational Three Straight
Chicago pulled a dramatic 11 to 1 victory over Boston in a high tension game. Nichols left the box early after Boston led by two runs in the eighth. Critical hits and pitching miscues defined the rout as Chicago seized the series lead.
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Chicago
Bostons
Boston
Nichols
R.hle
Boston Co
Lodo OU
Critith and Kittredge
StiQetts
Gangel
Lyneh
Two games today with Al bunny and battery details
Two games scheduled with Al bunny. first game 2 15 Brown and Bowerman battery, second game Gillon and Berger in. Partial batting averages for New York list players Berthe Thernan 72 Van Haltren 7 Gleason 30 G Davis Oe Stafford fu W Chirk 21 Farrell 283 H Davis 268 Connaughton 08 Meekin 200 Zearfoss 231 Clarke 225 Wilson 22.
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Albunny
Brown and Bowerman
Battery
Gillon Whd Berger
Inne
New York
Thernan
van Haltren
Gleason
G. Davis
Stafford
W. Chirk
Farrell
H. Davis
Connaughton
Meekin
Zearfoss
Clarke
Wilson
Amateur Ball Notes Highlight Local League Talks
Williams and Gunster lead the Asbury Park club as plans for an amateur valley league take shape with meetings set in Jermyn. Hag-Beens and Harmonies clash July on Burke grounds Minooka faces Morning Glories Dunmore. Has-Beens duel Hag-Heens Stars vs Neds Bhies and more listed. Also Detchon's Vitalizing Sarsaparilla Pills advertised.
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Williams
Gunster
Asbury Park
Jermyn
Scranton
H. J. Hockenbury
Carbondale High School
So'cluck
Burke
Minooka
Peter J. Carroll
Dunimore
Stillwater Grounds
Tribune
Conhura
cCantala
Stars
Hag-Heens
Hart
Murray
Dunmore
Lilies
Archbald
Dunmore Grounds
the Tribune
J. Coleman
William Payton
Hustlers of
Roberts Again at Liberty After Larceny Plea
David Charles Roberts of the West Side was released after serving part of a nine month sentence for larceny. He pled guilty to the lesser charge of common larceny and spent sixty days beyond jail, with details of an incident involving two men, whisky, and a missing $80.
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David Charles Roberts
West Side
David
Farr
Farr's Rink
Van Horn’s Charge Dropped After Elusive Plea
J K Van Horn was arrested Tuesday evening for stealing 15 dollars from Mrs Josie Wescott of Franklin Avenue. He appeared before Alderman Howe and pleaded earnestly with the woman to withdraw the charge and she did so after he furnished security to repay the money.
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J. K. van Horn
Josie Wescott
Franklin Avenue
Alderman Howe
van Horn
Wescott
Clark's Summit
An & Bamster
Burned Fatally by Gas in Edwardsville Fire
William Evans of Edwardsville died at 4.40 yesterday at Moses Taylor hospital after being brought in a few hours earlier. He suffered severe burns from an explosion of war while employed by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Edwardsville. He was about 28, unthrilled, and his remains were taken to his late home.
Bible conference planned at Rutland Y M C A hall
Hallstead residents prepare for a Bible conference at the Rutland Young Men’s Christian Association hall from July 27 to August 2. Nearby towns expect attendance as preparations near completion.
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RH. I. Bernstein
New York City
A. Compton
Ward
Hinghamton
Charles Slater
George Criss
Funeral for General J. K. Sigfried in Pottaville Pa
General J K Sigfried was buried in Pottaville Pennsylvania this afternoon. Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and other ex National Guard members attended along with survivors of the Forty-eighth regiment where the deceased had served as colonel.
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Pottaville
J. K. Sigfried
National Guard
Grand Army of the Republic
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Forty-eighth Regiment
Pecksville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Minnie Warner of Orange New Jersey visits her parents in Pecksville. Veterans move GAR regalia to Odd Fellows hall. William Keetell visits Milroy family in Waverly. Page couple visit Pittston. Myra Quirley enjoys Lake Sheridan breezes. Foresters picnic raises funds. Traviss family of Carbondale hosts Budkl home. Sheridon lodge Knights visit Carbondale. Correction: Miss Mattie Pickering to accompany public entertainment. Elma Swingle displays a large turtle skeleton. Mott family heads to Athlindl City with guests Daisy Lindner and Ethel Baldwin visiting Reynolds in the West End.
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Minnie Warner
Orange
N. J
Mra. Welles
Warner
James G. Stevens
Pot
Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William Keetell
J. EB. Milroy
Waverly
William Page
Pittston
Myra Quirley
Lake Sheridan
Pecksgrove
Order of Foresters
Mer. Traviss
Carbondale
William Budkl
Sheridan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kights
Dast
Tribune
W. W. Watkins
Ledyard Hall
Mattle Pickering
Elma Swingle
W. F. Mott
Athindl City
Mra. Mott
Daisy Lindner
Chambersburg, Pa
Mise Ethel Baldwin
Lemars
Mra. C. A. Reynolds
West End
Man Falls From Window in Olyphant Boarding House
Beghush Psebulah of Olyphant fell from a window while attempting to go downstairs in his boarding house. He landed about fifteen feet, dislocating a hip and sustaining body bruises. He was brought to Lackawanna hospital last night. Ad at chiropody and related services offered at 220 Lackawanna avenue by E. M. Hetzel.
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Beghush Psebulah
Olyphant
Lackawanna Hospital
E. M. Hetzel
Lackawanna Avenue
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