Scranton Shuts Out Toronto in Eastern League
Scranton blanked Toronto 8 to 0 as Brown received solid support and Wilkes-Barre contained the Bisons to a standstill. Other results: Buffalo beat Baltimore. Pittsburg topped Brooklyn. Chicago lost to Washington. Cleveland edged Philadelphia. Today’s games include Toronto at Scranton and Buffalo at Wilkes-Barre.
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Brown's Great Work Holds Canadians to Two Hits
Sir Richard Brown, once a Baltimore star now with the Scranton club, dazzled with deceptive pitching. Toronto managed only two hits, including a two bagger to right center, and one in which a ball rolled toward third after the plate, as Delehanty reached third on a walk.
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Wilkes-Barre
Bisons
Wilkes- Barre
Sprinefield
Toronto Torontos Fall Short After Infield Drama
In a tense ball game the Canucks beat the Toronto club with strong infield pitching from Brown and Hutchinson. Highlights include Padden advancing on steals, Maguire, Latham and Hutchinson forming a tight defense, and key plays by Ward Eagan and Meaney. Dinneen relieved Dunn and allowed seven hits as the Barons built early runs. The detailed scoring followed, with Toronto errors and late-inning pressure shaping the outcome.
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Berger
Lulenberg
Pinneen
Balle
Casey
Doescher
Laib
Wilkes-Barre Beats Buffalo with Strong Hitting
Wilkes-Barre turned back Buffalo behind strong hitting and solid pitching by Luckey and Wadsworth. The home club slugged freely as Wadsworth struggled when runners on base. Weather was fine and attendance listed at noon, with Wilkes-Barre pulling away from the Canada n club in an otherwise unremarkable game.
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Urquhart and Keenan
Providence and Springfield Weather Outlook Prompts Caution
Yesterday both Providence and Springfield faced a threatening outlook with unsettled skies and potential for severe conditions. Forecasters warned residents to monitor advisories and prepare for possible storms.
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Springfield
Wilkes-Barre Players Defend Chapman Management
A signed public card by Wilkes-Barre Ball team players refutes rumors of dissatisfaction with manager Chapman. They state outsiders circulate petitions, praise the management, and pledge to win this season despite gossip.
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Chapman
Chayman
Toronto and Stranton box seats at Proth Ingham theater
Toronto faced a rough day with two hard luck drives by Latham and three fanned strikeouts by Berger. Toronto scored in only one of eighteen innings as they prepare to meet Buffalo and Rochester in upcoming games.
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Amateur Ball Notes and Local Challenges
The Gammon Hill Stars seek city club contacts for games. Sunday Walnut Street Stars beat Coxies 7 to 8 with one runner left. Sliders win by forfeit when Sailor Boys no show. Sliders also challenge Cherry Street Stars and Alerta of Actives of South Side for Saturday and other time slots.
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Moses Taylor Hospital
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Local youth baseball rounds up weekend matches and notices
The Sliders challenge West Side Juniors on Mozes Taylor hospital grounds with a 249 o clock start and the Daisles of Willow Street, plus the South Side club, seek games on brickyard grounds. Reports note errors in Eurekas scores and Nelson Teets resigns as James Boys manager.
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