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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1895

Page

7

Four Leaders Upset Four Challengers in Lopsided Scores

Yesterday in league play the four leaders defeated the four challengers as Scranton’s error plagued a loss to the Ponies while Wilkes-Barre, with Ballsewine pitching, outhit and outfielded the champions. Buffalo beat Rochester easily and Toronto fell to Syracuse after a hard fight from Rogers. Attendance reported at 1,000.

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Quarles Rides a Poor Support in Scranton Loss

Springfield pitchers Quarles and Coughlin clashed in a low key affair as Scranton’s defense faltered. Clark’s lone triple stood out for Scranton while Radford and Sweeney starred in the field. Springfield gained five late runs, only one earned, to decide a listless game on June 18 in Massachusetts.

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Hard-fought game as Wilkes-Barre tops Providence in sixth inning blast

In Providence Rhode Island Wilkes-Barre rallied to take a 4-2 lead after six innings on homers by Lezutte and Diggins and singles by Betta and Earle. Providence mounted a late threat in the fifth, with Stricker Murray and McAuley aboard, but Wilkes-Barre held on as Diggins capped the inning with a foul fly.

Providence R. I Wilkes- Barre Lovett Betta Lezutte Earle Diggins Wilkes-Barre McAuley Lyons Lyttle

Buffalo Wits Duryea of Rochester with Surprising Regularity

Tolay's game with Rochester was a pretty one throughout Buffalo hit the ball with even regularity and won 5 2. Rochester made two runs in the third on a double and a wild pitch while Buffalo scored in most frames. McGinnis pitched effectively for Buffalo and Duryea held Rochester in check. Attendance 1,200. Scoring Buffalo 220002 19 Rochester 102000003. Batteries McGinnis Urquhart Duryea White Hite Muffalo Rochester. Errors Buffalo 1 Rochester 4. Two-base hits Bottena Field Shearon Crauby Loewe Hamburg Ffenninger. Three-base hit Hottems. Stolen bases Hamburg. Bases on balls McGinnis 2 Duryea 2. Struck out McGinnis 3 Duryea 2. Wild pitches McGinnis Duryea. Double plays Clymer to Shearon to Field. Left on bases Buffalo 6 Rochester 14. Umpire Swartwood Time 1? Final.

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Best of the Year Sharp Fielding and Good Pitching

Toronto and Syracuse play a strong baseball exhibition in Toronto Ontario managed by Kunissch and featuring Minahan Kilroy and Chapman. Kilroy leads Syracuse with a triple and a double while Gray and Kilroy shine on defense as Syracuse wins ten hits to five.

National League Games End Without Standings Change

In a quiet day for the National League no clubs moved in the standings. Boston solidified first place by defeating the Colts as rain delayed the Pittsburg versus Washington game. New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Louisville and Baltimore results mixed with several postponements and rain interruptions.

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Washington Cincinnati game postponed by rain in state league

In a state league report the Washington game against Cincinnati was postponed due to rain. The entry notes Hanxleton Hazleton at seven, Pottsville, and two innings.

Washington Cincinnati Hanxleton Hazleton Pottsville

Carbondale Defeats Scranton Nine In Easy State League Game

A light exhibition at the park saw Carbondale’s Scranton recruits win 8 to 3 over the local YMCA team. Carbondale capitalized on eight errors with only one earned run, while Dean pitched well for the YMCA but received weak support. Mullett scored in the first, Hoffner and White contributed in the eighth, and Mallett stood out for Carbondale before McLaughlin relieved Plannaghan in the eighth.

Flannaghan Carbondale Scranton Young Men's Christian Association Flrat Dean Carbondallana Mullett Sales Siles Hoffner White Brooks Owenson Mallett Jessian McLaughlin Plannaghan Boore Massey Massey Sill Rattles

Pittston Triumphs Over Plymouth in Amateur League Clash

About 600 spectators watched Pittston defeat Plymouth 4 to 2 at the Luzerne County Fair association grounds in West Pittston. Price delivered two runs in the sixth inning by exploiting Plymouth’s center field gap, while an error by C Lag an in the seventh allowed two more runs for Pittston.

Plymouth Scranton Tribune Pittston Luzerne County Fair Association West Pittston Price Feld Callagan

New Scranton Players Sign With Scranton Club

Harrisburg reports disbanding of the six club State league. Meaney Eagan and Huston of the Dis banded Norrisburgs sign with Scranton. President Hanlon to call league meeting at Hazleton. Rumors of New York offers circulate among baseball circles.

Meaney Eagan Huston Norrisburgs Scranton Botts Harrisburg Harrisburg Baseball Club Hanlon Hazleton

Scranton Club Looks to Improve Roster in New York Talks

A report stating Manager Barnie and York are involved is denied. Barnie was in New York meeting Mr. Freedman at the Polo Grounds seeking player releases to strengthen Scranton. Freedman praises Clark as a valuable first baseman, while Barnie may seek or release players as deemed fit.

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Bandle leads in sunlit land despite Scranton loss

In a cloudy land the sun shines as Ward limps through the stands with a plaster left foot while Betts Barnie and Irwin scramble for new material. Talks with Mahoney brothers hint at Giants interest. many local clubs issue challenges and schedules through The Tribune as amateur baseball action heats up.

Casey Bcranton Ward Betts Barnie Arthur Irwin Smith Hasleton Bean Pottaville

Birthday Party Tonight Sparks Scranton Street Church Fundraiser

A novel penny party will be held at Scranton Street Baptist church this evening. Attendees contribute as many pennies as their age. Invitations include a small silken bag for the money. Elderly attendees are encouraged to attend, with Rose and other Misses performing.

Scranton Street Baptist Church Misses Rose East Side

Business Transacted at a Scranton Bicycle Club Meeting

At an important Scranton Bicycle Club meeting last night officials reported routine business and club matters discussed. Members voted on minor changes to procedures and planned upcoming rides and events for the season.

Bileyele Club Scranton Bicycle Club

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