Eastern League clash ends in split as Rochester and Springfield tie
Rochester and Springfield split a doubleheader with a 5 0 win by Rochester in the opener and 11 2 Springfield win in the nightcap. Harper outpitched Callahan in the second game while Robertson replaced the big ex National Leaguer for Rochester. Standings show Syracuse, Buffalo, Providence and Wilkes Barre in pursuit with upcoming games listed.
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Tpringfield
Rochester
Springfield
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Harper
Callahan
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Bcranton Coscessnctvevesese
Rochegbter
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
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Toronto
Meaney's Off Day as Buffalo Pounds Scranton
Buffalo defeated Scranton by a wide margin in a field and batting display. McGinnis held Scranton to scattered hits until the ninth when two runs crossed. Meaney pitched steadily but Buffalo basemen punched 29 total bases in front of about 4,000 fans.
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Ale Dowse
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Yas McGinnis
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Ecieeessee
Eagan
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Huston
Buffaillo
Stearns
Shearon
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National League games ease leaders after rough weekend
Cleveland and Baltimore faltered in Sunday actions as Baltimore was upset by Louisville after a prior loss to Brooklyn. The slate saw seven Baltimore errors and rain ends at Pittsburgh. Louisville beat Baltimore to drop them in the standings while Brooklyn moved Philadelphia from seventh with a win over the Browse. Continuous losses tightened the pennant picture across the league.
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Rochester and Springfield Split Twin Bill Before 10000 Fans
Rochester New York and Springfield played two games before about 10 000 spectators. Baldwin started the opener but allowed nine Springfield runs before Robinson relieved him. Springfield won the early offense while Rochester defense struggled. In the second game Gruber faced Harper as umpire duties shifted.
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Carbondale and Hazleton Extend League Lead
In a tense state league race Carbondale and Hazleton widened their margins after Hazleton won in the final inning against Lancaster. The standings show Carbondale and Hazleton atop the table with Pittsburgh vs Allentown distant in the chase. Special note from Carbondale: Colonel Benjamin Franklin Ellis performed a dramatic singing display before the game. Peter Anderson led the team as captain, with only four hits and a rare error in judging. The teams meet again today with the same lineup expected.
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Scranton Tribune
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Carbondale Beats Pottsville In Tight Minor League Game
In a low scoring contest Carbondale edges Pottsville 4 to 1 with key hits from Massey and Anderson. Westlake Staltz and others spark defense as Cain and Anderson toil on the mound for both sides. Umpires Hughes Fox and Yerkes officiated.
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Sunsets Triumph in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
O Neill’s running catches highlighted a 6 to 5 victory as Brynshawler injures Kirk in the last inning. Luckey steadies after a rough start. Sunsets beat Anthracites 7 to 2 with Luckey and Heaton contributing. In the James Boys vs Sandy Banks game Mulldergan Mullarkey’s pitching backed Hartnett’s fifth inning home run and Mullarkey’s catching.
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Races Rescheduled After Saturday Rain At Driving Park
Green Ridge wheelmen postponed from Saturday afternoon to 2 o clock today due to rain. Class A entrants stay in the city and will race today at the Driving park. A baseball game will follow the events with start times adjusted to allow both attractions. The track is reported to be in excellent condition after the rain.
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Scranton Baseball Roundup Amid Interleague Talks
Scranton and rival clubs struggle through a busy period with Syracuse visiting for four days and Springfield facing Boston in a National League tuneup. Transfers loom as Rochester eyes management shifts and Pottsville moves to Allentown, while local amateur leagues push schedules and challenge linesups across Luzerne and Lackawanna counties.
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Free music drive funds band stand donation list
Community drive near Vine street and Wyoming avenue raises contributions from W. H. Whyte M. Jones Fred Schoen Morris Brothers Kramer Brothers Theodore Straub Charles Grosioner John Schadt B K Delaney Charles Falkowsky Herman Lanefeld M B Levy William Connell Alfred Hand C W Gunster and others. Total needed for band stand is 185 dollars to be built as soon as contributions reach the amount. Funds collected by W. H. Whyte of the Hotel Terrace and D B Atherton secretary of the board of trade, donations accepted at The Tribune.
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D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Springfield flyer wins Glenmore park races at Lynn
Harry C Tyler won the five mile professional with a new record time of 1m 994-8 and also took the four mile record at Driving park while Sanger trailed in the same event. The page also contains letters from readers and a local lodge obituary note for Joe Wrigley.
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Springfield Flyer
Glenmore Park
Sanger
West Side Happenings Report Deaths Weddings and Parades
On the West Side notable deaths and funerals are listed including baby Catherine Liewllyn and the late Mary Dougherty with burials at Washburn street cemetery. Miss Sadie Lewis hosts a surprise party on Deckers court with many friends present. Company F stories from camp Curtin mix cheer and pranks amid veterans’ day observations. Several residents and visitors are noted with travels, injuries, and social events at Lake Winola Ocean Grove Atlantic City and local streets.
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Alice Miller
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