Eastern League standings shakeup roils Wilkes Barre and Providence
Yesterday Providence jumped to fourth by beating the Bisons as Syracuse defeated Rochester. Wilkes Barre drops, Toronto rises, and the Ponies seize first for at least four days. Today’s games include Springfield at Beranton and Syracuse at Buffalo.
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Murtala
Providence
Bisons
Syracuse
Wilker-Tuarre
Ponies
Scranton
Rochester
Toronto
Beranton
Buffalo
Pitchers Duel Ends as Springfield Ponies Rally to Win
Springfield Ponies and Scranton opened in a tight pitching duel. Callahan held Scranton scoreless through six while Quarles matched him, but the seventh inning collapse allowed Springfield to plate nine hits and six runs, turning a close game into a Ponies victory.
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Springfeld Ponies
Quarles
Scranton
Moucher
Nye
Pontes Brouht
Radford and
Stearns
Balla
Shannon
Gent Scranton
Pontes
Johnson and Stearns
Scranton Brady
Whitehead
Delaney
Springfield
Lynch
Donnelly
Leahy
Thirteen Innings Defeat Wilkes-Barre in Exciting Game
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 11 the Providence Grays won in thirteen innings. Errors by Smith in the first inning started the comeback as Knight and Bassett contributed with hits and a three run burst. Dixon, Rudderham, Lyon, McAuley and Murray drove the decisive runs in the thirteenth inning to give Providence the victory. McMahon and Stricker starred on defense. weather was fine and attendance 700.
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Smith
Providence
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Dixon
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Rudderham
Ife
Keenan
Lyon
Bassett
Roger
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Barre
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Pouble Pliye
Btriecker
Shannon
Earle
Umplré
Doescher
Rocky Ball Defeats Buffalo as Syracuse Triumphs
Rocky ball played a decisive role in Syracuse's 8 to 9 victory over Buffalo. Vickery excelled with strong pitching and batting impact, though Syracuse benefited from better late-game support. Attendance reached about 1,500 as Buffalo and Syracuse traded runs in a tight contest.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Vickery
Barnett
Crane Knocked Out In Long Rochester Rally
The Toronto team from Toronto Ont lost to Rochester in one inning after a strong uphill effort. They trailed until the fifth inning and then fought back to tie the game before the decisive inning.
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Rochester
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Montreal Toronto Rochester baseball game report
A box score style recap notes Toronto 9 Rochester 10 with Duryea and White as pitchers. Highlights include three base hit by Monaro and a Bucklee hit Demont, two safe hits off Duryea after the second. Time listed as 1L.45 and umpire Snyder.
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Urquhart
Barnett
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Ore Vickery
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Leewe
Mose
Kagan
Swartwood
Crane
Duryea
Toronto
Rochester
Battalion
Hastings
Lake
White
Firat
Duryen
Monaro
Bucklee
Demont
O'Brien
Snyder
National League race tight as New York shuts out Pittsburgh
National League results leave several clubs unchanged after yesterday’s games. New York delivered a 13 to 3 win over Pittsburgh, while Boston blanked Louisville 10 to 0. Other scores include Baltimore 6 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 12, and Washington 10 St Louis 1 with multiple errors and strong hitting by several lineups.
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State League Scores From Lancaster Harrisburg and Carbondale
In Lancaster the score was Allentown 1, Lancaster 0 with 8 hits for Allentown and 2 for Lancaster. Harrisburg hosted Reading while Carbondale beat Pottville 21 to 10.
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Cote
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Reading
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Pottaville
To Morrow Faces Scranton Y M C A In Park Game
Carbondale state league club travels to Scranton for a baseball afternoon game at the base ball park. Visiting players have all appeared for Scranton State league club before. Y M C A squad boasts an undefeated season and includes several players who will soon graduate from amateur ranks.
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Carbondale State League
Scranton Young Men's Christian Asociation
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Young Men's Christian Association
Yoming Seminary
Stroudsburg Normal School
Keystone Academy
Carbondale
Annaghan Owenns
Magsey White
Westlake Malott, Eowee
Chip Daso
Bales Brooks
Cow
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Cccceneees Wolzel Surdam
McCraip
Reese
Jones, Bittenbender
Germton
Scranton and Springfield Daily Baseball Notes In Daze Ball Park
Today at 4 p m Scranton Springfield ball clash at Daze Ball Park with indies Rogers backstop work praised and Ward’s acrobatic catch thrilling bleachers. Mentions of players Gaffney Powers Freedman lures and a trade involving Jack Fee and Anderson spark league chatter with no hit pace notes amid field profanity and manager scrutiny.
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Springfeld
Wilken- Barre
Ward
Mg di Clark
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Gaffney
Pittsburg
Latham
Keefe
Arto
Scranton Baseball Tangle Brings Transfers and Open Challenges
A Scranton pitcher leaves for Baltimore after claiming Barnie pressed daily work. Whitehead, Scranton third baseman, is released for not meeting effort despite strong past showings. Georgetown downs Princeton. Mahoney dominates with Carter sidelined. Amateurs and school teams issue June baseball challenges through the Scranton Tribune.
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Baltimore
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Mike Mahoney
Jaye Carter
Carter
Mahoney
Philadelphia Times
Wheelmen Parade Opens New Prospect Park Path
Brooklyn wheelmen plan a Saturday parade on June 15 to open the Prospect Park to Coney Island cycle path drawing clubs from 100 miles around plus 500 unattached riders. Ex President Luscomb will lead with a military staff as 16 000 riders are expected many from surrounding towns and New York estates division races at Coney Island follow. The Tribune also notes a proposed match between Reed of Pine Crook and Thorpe of Priceburg with detailed conditions and a stake deposit.
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Brooklyn Good Roads Association
Coney Island
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New York
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League of American Wheelmen
Thirteenth Regiment
Bell tone notes and fights mingle in busy sporting page
Macon McCormick vows dismay if Fitz meets Corbett in the ring while George Reynolds aims for a 133 pounder such as Leonard or Hundler. A quoit match is set between Thomas Rood and William Thorpe at Thomas Logan's grounds July 4, with Reed conceding Thorpe five. Zimmerman draws bicycle club challenges and eyes a world race for 1000, preferring John Johnson as the fastest rider, and the Bonaparte belt is offered for sale by Turnquist.
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Jim Corbett
Billy Grady
Fitz
Corbett
George Reynolds
Thiffalo
Mike Eonard
Jimmy Hundler
the Tribune
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Ping Rook
Pennsylvania
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Marceburg
Thomas Logan
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Thorpe
Zimmerman
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Himselfy
John
Johnson
Australia
Asbury Park
Hoas
Castoria Through the Ages in a Family Tale
The childhood refrain traces a girl's life from infancy to motherhood with Castoria as a constant remedy and companion across generations. A nostalgic vignette highlighting the product’s enduring presence in daily life.
West Side Board of Trade Actions and Community Events
West Side board of trade meets after a late start elects H. D. Jones as secretary and sets committees for streets and bridges and other duties. The group urges Governor Hastings to approve a $4,000 grant for a West Side Hospital and notes progress on Robinson street paving and a cemetery sidewalk. Singer winners at Wilkes-Barre are celebrated with a $300 choir prize and a $100 solo prize for Will Evans, as the city hosts a book reception by St Brendan council tonight with a long program. A death on Hampton street and various local notices follow, including a fire engine incident and a church baptismal font donation.
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United Choral Choirs
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Phil Warren
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Wilkes-Barre
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Wer
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Tompkineville
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Tribune
Shoes Bargain Bonanza In New York Stock Drawn
50 cases of shoes received yesterday as Mr Myer Davidow spent days in the New York market securing a large stock at a great reduction for spot cash. Men solid leather shoes 75c, fine shoes 1.10 to 2.50, ladies and misses styles up to 2.50. many items far below regular values. Shop to save money and secure guaranteed satisfaction. Call and examine our stock. showing goods is no trouble.
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