Wilkes-Barre Leaders Clash Over Weather and Wriggling Wins
In a heated exchange the Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader accuses Scranton and Beranton factions of falsehoods, blames Wilkes-Barre management for game cancellations, and notes disputes over gate receipts and league rules. It cites manager Powell, Captain Goeckel, and ground conditions as pivotal to Tuesday’s postponement and defends Mills’ release amid mixed critiques from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre papers.
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Wilkes+Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Tiarre
Presidents
Borwart
Powell
Goeecke
To & &Core
Nore
Goeckel
Scranton Tribune
Coakley
Bogert
Betts
Digcine
Charley Smith
Diggins
Sam Mills
Roach
L. Smith
Mill
Mills
Scranton
Wise
Kenner
Taylor
Eagan
Dan Shannon
Bobby Moore
Weigand
Milla
Riccord
Timn
Wilkes- Karre
Wilkes- Harre College
Beranton
Banke of Scranton
Grand Army
Wilkes
League
Iadica
Wilkes- Ktarre
Boranton
Schedie
Chiba
Wilkes-Twarre
Tpreeze Towert
Leader
Eastern League pennant race tightens as teams play on
In the Eastern League the Bears edged Springfield 4 to 0 in the last inning to move into second place. Buffalo and Syracuse hold early control with ten home games left while Scranton, Wilkes Barre, and Providence face mix of travel and wet grounds as the race tightens toward a possible tie with Buffalo.
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Wellner
Dearon
Baltimore
Aince
Ataron
Bison
Wapress
Piells
Btars
Providence
Springfield
Rochester
Wilkes-Larre
Neill
Scranton
Hartford
Paul Radford
Stratton
Woods
Schmels
Senators
Ike
Demontreville
Norton
Nelder
Washingtons
Gruber
Knowles
Milary
Doencher
Syracueae
Mantern Clube
Pittsburg
Chicaggo
Bt. Lous
Louisville
Cleveland
Sockulexts
Brooklyn
Turns
Toft
Zanesville
Wheeling W. Vaie
Burns
Walter Woods
Murns
Fallon
Springfield Republican
Fain
Toronto
Wilkes- Barre
Buffalo
Syracuse
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Clash in Eastern Showdown
Multiple games listed feature SCRANTON at BUFFALO, WILKES-BARRE at TORONTO, PROVIDENCE at KROOMDSTER, and SPRINGFIELD at SYRACUSE in a regional schedule roundup with matchups across league play.
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Scranton
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Providence
Kroomdster
Springfield
Syracuse
Stars Win Second Game in Series at Borling
The Stars defeated Springfield and Syracuse to take the second game of the series this afternoon. Inka was held scoreless until the sixth inning, Boure drove in key runs as the home team pushed ahead.
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Stars
Springfield
Syracuse
Borlingfel
Inka
Boure
Baseball Rain Halts Key Games As Standings Shift
Cincinnati led 6 0 when rain stopped Baltimore game and rain also halted Chicago Washington. West Division winner among eight clubs was St Louis defeating the Bridegroomers. Giants swept Colonels with Seymour winning both games moving from sixth to eleventh. Phillies rose from ninth to eighth. Heaneaters claim two weeks of best ball in the league.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Lewi
Giants
Colonels
Seymour
Phillies
Eigehth
Heaneaters
Sports matchups list from city pairings
Cincinnati at Baltimore. Chiveland at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Louisville at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chiveland
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louieville
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
New York Takes Two From Loulaville in Wolo Grounds Games
New York rose to fifth place by sweeping two games from Loulaville at the Wolo grounds this afternoon. First game score RULE 8 to 0 with batteries Seymour, Warner, McGee, Fraser, Wilson. Second game HALES now Yorkcesocces 0 to 0 with batteries Seymour, Warner, Dunningham, McGee, W. Wilson. Umpire McDermutt.
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New York
Loulaville
Wolo Grounds
Seymour
Warner
McGee
Fraser
Wilson
Sullivan
Dexter
Hale
Dun-ningham
W. Wilson
McDermutt
Philadelphia Triumph Over Pittsburg in Big Margin
In Philadelphia on June 3, Philior bunched hits to defeat Pittsburg by a wide margin. The lineup featured Katterjee Tannebill Gardner Sugden Taylor and Boyle with Melon umpiring.
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Philadelphias
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philior
Pittyburg
Beore
Katterjee
Tannebill
Gardner
Sugden
Taylor and Boyle
Melonald
Reconstructed St. Louis Team Wins Seventh Straight
In Brooklyn on June 3 the reconfigured St. Louis lineup clinched its seventh straight win of the season with a 16 to 4 score over Brooklyn. Batterymen McMahon and Grim powered the effort while pitchers Tone and Murphy supported the victory.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reagon
Eastern Ark
Boore
Tooklyn Seseeeeees
St. Louwld
McMahon
Grim
Tone
Hue
Aflurphy
Tmpire
Sheridan
West Dominates Norfolk as Lancaster Home Run Stuns Crowd
In Atlantic League action at Tanenalor Pa on June 1 West pitched well despite a week off as Norfolk was held to two hits. Haydon and Seybold showcased power with Seybold delivering a long homer. Yeager added two three baggers. West and Yeager starred for the locals as opposing batteries struggled.
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Tanenalor
West
Norfolk
Woente
Haydon
Hoe
Pionmiller
Yeager
Seybold
Beere
Hancaster
Nook
Weat
Wente
Prawmiller
Umplire
Hetta
National meet chair J Mailison Rush named for IA W entertainment panel
Philadelphia reports J Mailison Rush chosen to chair the entertainment and reception committee for the Eighteenth National meet of the I A W to be held August 4 to 7 in the city. Rush, captain of the Centaur Cycling club, leads a large staff drawn from prominent local clubs including Robert Herald, J C Coulston, G C Woodward, Carl Finger and many others.
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Philadelphia
J. Mailison Rush
Mr. Rush
Centaur
Robert Herald
J. C. Coulston
G. C. Woodward
Carl Finger
J. M. McKinstry
J. H. Lehman
Harry Wowen
Wilt
W. L. Jones
J. L. Weatherly
Mr. Koney
Thomas A
Howard McClinney
A. L. Mulhern
Walter List
John Crout
Bart East
Samuel C. Adame
W. D. Prouse
H. 8. Montgomery
Keogh to Open World Pool Title Defense in NYC
Jerome Keogh of this city will begin a three night match with Eby for the world pool championship in New York City next Monday. The opening will be at George Lederer’s Palace theater palm garden. further games may be played at De Oro or Keogh’s parlor later in the summer.
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Jerome Keogh
Eby
New York City
Palm Garden
George Lederer
Palace Theater
de Oro
Keogh
Thin City
Soranton Club Scores By Innings Reported at Brunswick
Scores by innings of the Soranton club will be received at the Brunswick 414 Spruce street J W Barnes proprietor.
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Ase
Bell
Soranton Club
Brunswick
Spruce Street
J. W. Barnes
Pittsburg Phil Defies Odds in Brooklyn Handicap Victory
A turf legend known as Pittsburg Phil rides the luck of Howard Mann to win the Brooklyn Handicap. The piece tracks his long career from Chicago pool rooms to major victories, noting a $120,000 win on King Cadmus and an estimated $200,000 in bets surrounding the Brooklyn race.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Howard Mann
Smith
Belmar
George B. Bmith
Pittsburg Phil
Pittsbure Phil
William Riley
Riley
Pittsburg Phi
Timnois
Ohan Pool Dill
Pitteburg Phil
New York
Monmouth
Preciosa
Ben All
Haggin
Phil
Korn
King Cadmus
Hie Parvenie
Sheepshead Bay
Kia Candelaria
Hia
Felmar
Wheel Care and Fashionable Bicycle Parts Describe Lubrication Tips
An English rider explains how to free clogged bicycle bearings by using paraffin to liquefy thickened oil, then re oiling after spinning tests. It notes proper bearing play, testing by letting the wheel wind down, and how misadjusted bearings cause jams. It also surveys trends toward colorful frames and ornate bells and the mistake of over gearing.
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Manufacture Unite
Scranton Manager Sandy Griffin Praised Across Regions
W H Lerch of the Buffalo Express notes Sandy Griffin, Scranton manager, highly popular at home and abroad. The piece praises his early season success, the strong veteran and young players including Beard Bonner Boyd Gunson Meaney Daly O’Brien Eagan Walden, and the standout Walters though hurt with a knee injury.
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Sandy
W. H. Lerch
Buffalo Express
Bcranton
Randy Griffin
Scranton
Serantons
Penamunt-Men
Seranton
Griffin
Feld
Baffle-Horse
Evergreen Glass Arms
Beard
Bonner Boyd
Gunson
Meaney
Daly
O'Brien
Eagan
Waltern
Walters
Griffin Sees Buffalo Poised for Run at Eastern Pennant
Manager Griffin praised Buffalo’s strength after yesterday’s game and predicted a tight race in the Eastern league. He warned success hinges on pitching depth and the ability of Wise and Fields to bolster the infield. He expects Daly to rest today with Meaney shifting to center and Pagan possibly returning to left.
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Eta
Wat ‘Ters
Griffin
O'Brien
Mohalla
Geolggume
Eeke Bee
Daly
Meaney
Pagan
Buffalo
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