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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1897

Page

5

Eastern League baseball games show home teams dominate

Buffalo and Wilkes Barre benefited from home-field errors and weak visiting defense. In one doubleheader, Buffalo battered Wilkes Barre while Springfield slipped to third behind a paint job gag. Other scores include Scranton beating Toronto and Syracuse dropping Springfield.

Springfield Hiscus Wilkes-Barre Toponto Scranton Syracuse Buffalo Providence Montreal Wet Grounds

Miners Edge Toronto In Pitchers Duel At Home

In Toronto July 20 Nor ton’s dinky shoots hindered by the Miner’s pitching Harper bested the Toronto nine in a low scoring game. McHale filled in for Freeman’s bereaved family and contributed in right field. The Miners scored in the sixth to win while Toronto’s only run came in the sixth thanks to a sequence that featured Beard stealing second and Massey’s hit.

Toronto Norton Klondike Harper Indians Freeman Wilkes-Barre McHale Torontos Lush White Boyd Maguire McGann Casey Harner O'Brien Swartwood Caeey Walters Bonner Beard Egan Massey Taylor Shortstop Ae White Ul McGiann Wagner Ane Taylor Scranton H. Oo EL O'Brien Sresseenns & Bonner Cerses Renard Redas Bogan Voseccasver Masoy Tous Masaey Caney Stalen Gasea Lueh Peard Basle Kyarper Cuney Beranton Swart- Te Ie

Baseball scores and injuries from July games

July reports detail multiple MLB games with mixed results and injuries. Philadelphia, Boston, and New York shares. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, and Louisville showed varied outcomes. Notable notes include injuries to Clements and Long and a key ninth-inning Grady hit for St Louis.

Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cincinnati Cleveland New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis Louisville North Balla Clements Boyle Bob Allen Boson Orth O' Hoyle Penn and Bergen McDonald

Boston Seeks Pitchers in $10000 Bid for Mercer or MeJamer

Captain Duffy of the Bostons offered $10,000 for the release of Mercer or MeJamer after talks with Tom Brown. Selee wired Brown about the deal, but Brown says there is no chance to secure the star pitchers. Boston will pursue another option to replace Mike Kelly as a top pitcher.

Toston Duffy Bostons Washington MeJaimes Mercer Tom Brown Brown Doctor Selee MeJamer Tom Earl Wagner Atlantic City Boston Mc James Warner Mike Kelly

Grand Circuit Races Close With Several Fine Exhibitions

Cleveland July 30 The grand circuit races closed with strong speed in three classes. A large crowd attended as pacing and trotting divisions posted competitive times including Wilkes and King Wilkes contenders. Key results show times near 2 08 and 2 11 with notable performances by Sally Toler and Dandy Jim among others.

Cleveland Wilkes Hubboy Sally Toler Ashland Cub Josephine A. G Tramp Pantie Alexander Willam Penn C.ciecccs Rilma B. m King Wilkes Foote

Wheelmen Cancel Philadelphia Ride Likely By Rail

Weather and road conditions force the League American Wheelmen members to abandon planned bicycle travel to Philadelphia. An initial group of about thirty would depart Sunday morning, but most will shift to rail with departures now slated for Monday night or Tuesday morning due to uncertainty and poor roads.

Philadelphia League American

Kid McCoy Heads to Indianapolis Then Eyes Buffalo Return

Boxing star Kid McCoy leaves Buffalo for Indianapolis on Wednesday and plans to attend the Matthews Garrard bout at Celeron on Chautauqua Lake. He resumes training for a September 8 bout with Tommy Ryan in Syracuse and says he will make Buffalo his home regardless of the outcome.

Kid McCoy Buffalo Indianapolis Matthews-Garrard Celeron-on-Chautauqua Lake Tommy Ryan Syracuse

Entries Fill Scranton Track Races With Strong Horse and Bicycle Fields

Entries for next week's horse and bicycle races at Scranton Driving Park are closed with many events showing at least ten entries and some classes exceeding twenty. Horse purses range from 250 to 300 dollars while top riders and owners from Scranton Wilkes-Barre and beyond compete daily Tuesday through Friday under LL A W sanction. Bicycle classes feature diamond prizes and a full schedule across four days with riders from Scranton Wilkes-Barre Binghamton and Baltimore listed.

Scranton Driving Park

Lancaster Wins Two Rough Games From Norfolk Team

Norfolk hosts were outplayed in a split twin bill as Lancaster edged the first game 6 to 5 amid wild baserunning and erratic umpiring, while the second game went to Lancaster 4 to 3 on steady hitting and strong defense. Umpire Burns officiated both games in Norfolk.

Norfolk Limncaster RHE Tancaster Hateries Newton Snyder West Roth Burns Bsec

Amateur ball notes feature local league challenges and results

The Sliders meet Lite England Stora Saturday at 3 PM with George Schlager as manager. Apollos challenge Crescents Walla-Wahs or Violets for July 3 on our grounds. Alerts dispute Sailor Boys claims about July 1 game won 6 0 for Alerts after a disputed inning. Various club changes and travels noted including Lackawannon and Minooka matchups and player moves such as Kid Posner and Atherton.

Sliders England George Schlager Apollos Crescents Walla-Wahs The Violets O. T. Walsh Alerts West Side Sailor Boys Aiso Ailora John Flaherty William Keegan Big Four Duryea Hustlers Charles McDonald Browne Forne Dashers John Jones Lackawannon Minaokas Minooka Kid Posner Haa Bridgeton South Jersey Atherton Wilkes-Barre

Princeton Tigers switch Baird to quarterback this year

The Princeton football team will move Baird from full back to quarterback to create space for Wheeler who will take his full back role. Wheeler can kick well but Baird will punt and kick on long passes similar to Wyckoff at Cornell two years ago.

Baird Princeton Tigers Wheeler Wyckoff Cornell

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