Barons End Season in Last Place After Wet Syracuse Game
Eastern League results show Rochester beating Providence in a ten inning win while Wilkes-Barre faltered. Keenan suffered stage fright at Wilkes-Barre and aided the Canadians in the ten inning victory as Syracuse was rained out at Sprinfield.
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Eastern League Schedule Highlights
Today's Eastern League games feature Toronto at Wilkes Barre, Rochester at Providence, and Syracuse at Springfield with matchups across rival cities and potential playoff implications.
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Pitching Duel Highlights Barons Win Over Scranton
Gray and Brown locked in a pitching duel at Athletic Park with Gray edging Brown as the Blaona and Brants clashed. Scranton errors and umpire Doeschers calls fueled crowd noise while Gremminger drew scrutiny for a brutal plate collision that drew player ire and a tense mood around the diamond.
Bisons Rally To Clinch Win In Fourth Inning Comeback
Hutchinson draws a walk and Latham advances on Meaney’s fly. Latham steals second on Urquhart throw, scoring on errors as the Bisons take a three run lead in the fourth. Barons answer with four in the fifth but Bisons regain the lead in the seventh, clinching the victory.
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Wilkes-Barre Triumphs in Tough Tenth Over Toronto
Wilkes-Barre leads 7-0, Toronto ties in ninth on Keenan walks and Lytle error, then O'Brien’s RBI forced hit in the tenth and Bonner error deliver the win in Wilkes-Barre Pa. attendance 1,050. Bonner and O’Brien star with key hits and Toronto errors seal the comeback.
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Grays Hammer Lovett as Providence Rout Rochester
Providence defeats Rochester 9 to 6 behind Hodson’s steady pitching. Lovett struggles as Providence stacks late runs and seizes control after a tough start. Severe contributes in relief as the battery of Hodson and Svxon tops Lovett and Boyd.
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National League reshuffle as leaders fall in midseason shuffle
The three leaders and three trailers lost yesterday, boosting six middle-division clubs. Phillies beat Louisville for their first win of the week. Anson tallied four hits for Baltimore, the last in the eleventh inning securing a win. Daub and Jones starred as Cleveland stumble halted at Brooklyn. Seymour faltered with two out in the seventh as Pirates roused the defense. Killen faced heavy hitting but perfect support. Cincinnati never challenged.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Early Season Games
In Philadelphia New York and Baltimore games, lineups show Batteries lists for Taylor Gredy Frasier Miller Ureple Hurnt Seymour Van Haltren Parrell Killen Sugden Hoffer Clark Griffith Kittridge Sheridan Maw McGuire Donohue Murphy. Umpires Campbell Keefe Weldman.
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State League Scores From Shamokin Easton and Lancaster
Shamokin hosts Carbondale in a tight 9 to 18 game with Batteries Callahan Milligan Anderton Patchen led by Umpire King. Easton defeats Pottsville 16 to 7 behind Gray Kinsella Beilard Flanagan as Eisenhower umpired. Lancaster beats Athletic 13 to 3 with Weat Roth Beam Schaub Weand on offense and Hornung calling the plate.
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Beantown Beams and Budding Farm System Gossip
Scranton watchmen report McDermott suspects Barone players may be trifling with head ache drape as Breaths test. Buffalo Enquirer urges Ritchie at second and Lewee at short while benched Sam Wise. Pfeffer’s Boston home run skews hub reports. Omer Franklin joins Buffalo hunt for pennant amid minor league chatter and crowd noise debates.
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Scranton Manager McDermott Considers Bangor Offer
Scranton baseball club manager M H McDermott has been approached by the Bangor New England league club to take over there. Bangor directors say they have accepted his release from Scranton and want him to report immediately. McDermott and Scranton owner Brooks deny formal action to release him and dismiss rumors of player cuts.
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YMCA players to report for Stroudsburg game
The following YMCA players are to report in the parlors at 7:30 to arrange the Stroudsburg game on Saturday: Seattie Williams, John Brooks, Thomas Brooks, Reese, Mallett, Owens, McDonald, Peaner, Delmore, Thomas Livy and Hetler. By order of W. White, captain.
Haverford College Cricket Team Sails to England
The Haverford eleven sail for Liverpool on June 12 to play England’s top schools and universities. They earned Intercollegiate honors after defeats of Harvard and Penn, then face Cheltenham, Winchester, Rugby, Harrow,Eton, Cambridge, Oxford and others. They fund their trip and seek no gate money, with backing from Lord Harris and others.
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