Eastern League Play Shows Shifts In Standings
Springfield slips from visiting status as Scranton drops to fourth after a Rochester loss. The Ponies rise to third after beating Buffalo while Wilkes Barre and Providence fall to Toronto and Syracuse gains with a two game sweep. The Miners start a three game set at Syracuse.
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Rochester Wins As Scranton Falls In All Departments
Rochester defeated Scranton in five innings despite a late push as Morre’s control and Beard’s errors hampered Scranton. Yerrick pitched superbly for Rochester while Frank Shannon and Dan Shannon contributed key hits. Scranton’s O’Brien and Eagan led late rally but could not overcome the five first inning Rochester runs.
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Scranton at Syracuse and more in today's schedule
Today's games feature Scranton visiting Syracuse, Providence at Buffalo, Springfield facing Toronto, and Wilkes Barre at Rochester with all matchups set to tip off.
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National League Results Salted with Mixed Outcomes
The National League slate saw Cincinnati secure a 2-1 win over the Reds as the only victor among seven games. Baltimore defeated Cleveland in a late ninth inning rally, while Brooklyn trounced Pittsburgh. Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia matched with New York, and Washington over Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago Despite Second Inning Errors
In Philadelphia today three costly errors in the second inning aided by strong sixth and eighth inning hitting by Philadelphia produced a 3 to 2 victory over Chicago. Griffith and Kittridge pitched. Wheel ser, Orth and Clements in the field.
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Reading Edges Lancaster In Narrow Lane Victory
In a ragged fielding game Lancaster lost to Reading as Hepting pitched a winning ball. Reading rallied in the ninth after Madison flubbed a chance, aided by a two bagger by McIntyre and a long fly to bring home the decisive runs. Final score 5 to 4 with Hepting Wente Amole Kinsella Snyder umpire.
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Athletics Triumph Over Richmond Home Team in Hitting Rally
In Norfolk and Richmond, the Athletics and Hartford clubs delivered strong offense. Richmond suffered a decisive loss as Ames and Bchurb tied the game early while the Athletics broke away with multiple hits and errorless fielding. Hartford could not slow Norfole and the visitors in a separate matchup.
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Sheridan
Newark and Paterson Tie After Eleven Innings
In Newark New Jersey on a June day the Newark and Paterson clubs were level at six apiece after eleven innings of solid baseball. The game was halted at darkness with each side holding equal run totals. Battery details list Garritk and A Rothings for Newark and Flaberty and Wilson for Paterson. Umpire Carlin officiated.
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Syracuse signs Voorhees from Oberlin as ace for Coal Barons
Manager Abner Powell of the Coal Barons signed Voorhees, the Syracuse university pitcher and fielder, who came from Oberlin College this spring. He pitched for Syracuse and Atlantic City during summers, hailed as a superb overall player, and will be given a trial in the box at first opportunity.
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Trotting Results At Fleetwood Park New York
The Driving Club of New York trotting meeting at Fleetwood park attracted about two thousand spectators on day two. Results include Three-minute class purse 500Crete first Frances Jane second Tommy third Crescent. 2.19 close time. Also entered. Second race purse 00 Dudley Olcott first Agnes Morrill second Myrtle Boy third Bidy Gaines with times 2.164 210% 2.18.212 class pacing purse 500 Valeau first Out of Steht second Littlem third. Match race $1,000 Russell T won from Prince Time 34 RSI 2.20. Also notes fashion about white cotton gloves for riding.
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Scranton World's Champion Keogh Beats Aby For Pool Title
Jerome R. Keogh of Scranton defeated Grant H. Aby of Springfield Ohio to win the world pool championship at Proctor's Pleasure Palace New York. The event ran three nights with a 1500 stake and 200 purse, producing a 600 to 604 final score and a new world record 58 consecutive pots.
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New York
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Springfield
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Keogh Wins World Pool Championship at 21
The Scrantonian Keogh defeated Clearwater in a tense 18 to 1 series, accepting a challenge and slated to play within forty days at a to be chosen battleground. Observers praised his flawless safety shots, noting his spotless discipline and peak form. He is hailed as the youngest world professional champion in any sport from Scranton.
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