Rochester Tops Cincinnati in Ten Inning Eastern League Game
Rochester defeated Cincinnati in a ten inning contest on Sunday. Buffalo beat Providence in a high scoring affair while Rochester’s trip home included a win over Cincinnati of the National League. Rain halted Rochester at Scranton and Syracuse at Wilkes-Barre. no other league games were played yesterday. Today Rochester visits Scranton Syracuse meets Wilkes-Barre Buffalo plays Providence and Toronto faces Springfield.
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Rochester
Providence
Springfield
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Toronto
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Cincinnatis
Lee PW
Springfeld
Wal Scrantan
Reds Tasted Eastern Baseball In Ten Inning Defeat
Recheater June 14. The Rochester Eastern league club defeated Cincinnati of the National league today by 3 to 2. It took ten innings to decide the contest.
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Reds
Rochester
Cincinnati
Springfield Defeats Toronto In Tight Baseball Tilt
Springfield scores six runs in the final two innings to edge Toronto 6 to 5 as Dineen and Dowse duel on the mound. Leahy and Coughlin provided the key hits while Swartwood called the plate in a low scoring affair.
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Toronto-Springfield
Springfield
Dineen
Springfelds
Topomo
Dowse
Coughlin
Leahy
Swartwood
Buffalo Club Defeats Providence Grays In Close Game
Providence report notes a one run Buffalo win over the Providence Grays in a tough batting contest. Beere B ILE is listed for Providence, with Hodgen Dixon and Wadsworth Urquhart among the batters and the umpire Dovecher.
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Buffalo Club
Providence Graya
Beere
B.ile
Buffalo
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Baterles
Hodgen
Dixon
Wadsworth
National League Saturday results shuffle standings
No Sunday games were played as Saturday results moved Boston from fourth to fifth and lifted Cincinnati a peg. Baltimore, Cleveland and Philadelphia lost, marking a rough day for the home teams.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
State League on edge as disbandment looms
Easton reports a special meeting of the Easton baseball club to decide on disbanding due to poor support and failing guarantees. further financial strain cited as risk to the league. Games listed show Easton, Shamokin, and Lancaster performances with scores and lineups. Hasleton and Pottaville postponement noted due to rain.
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Markle
Easton
Easton Baseball Club
R.H.E
Batterien
Ames
Milligan
Yeager
Roth
Hornung
Hasleton
Pottaville-Haxleton
Fragmentary OCR item tied to Orange region and names
Readable lines mention Orange area and several surnames including Wentervelt Cumings Ingher and Grant. No dates or clear event structure present.
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Orange
R.H
Hettersee
Wentervelt
Cumings
Gal- Ingher
Grant
Baseball Battery Lists Across Colleges and Towns
A period fragment lists multiple college and town baseball matchups with battery pairs. Scores and team lines include Manhattan College Chelsea College Wesleyan Williams Danville and others, naming pitchers catchers and umpires across venues like Jasper Oval Washington Middletown Hornellsvile Montclair Williamstown and Danville.
Browns Open Season With Cincinnati Victory Closer to Home
Rochester hosts Scranton and the Barons in a trio of games after a rain held start. Dan Shan non’s Brownies seek a strong home debut following yesterday’s win over Cincinnati. Johnson aims to pitch, Sandy Griffin now manages Scranton and Harber in the box boosts Barons.
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Rochester
Dan Shannon
Brownies
Shannon
Cincinnati
Scranton
Barons
Sandy" Griffin
Harper
Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Cast Offs Spark Controversy Over Baseball Talent
The column argues that many current Reds players are cast-offs from other leagues, contrasting Cincinnati’s teamwork with Phillies star power. It lists numerous players deemed cast-offs by clubs like Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Brooklyn, Chicago, Baltimore, Louisville, and St. Louis, noting their recent against-type strong play.
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Hoy
Washington
Ewing
Smith
Dwyer
Irwin
Gray
Foreman
Vaughn
Rhines
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Eluba
Philadelphia Stars
Stars
Dan Brouthers
Jack Boyle
Wille McGill
Don Lucid
Billy Keeler
Pittsburg
Joe Kelley
Hugh Jennings
St. Louis
Walter Brodie
Arthur Clarkson
Charley Esper
George Hemming
Jack Ryan
Roston
Baseball Injuries Rise in Practice Says Billy Lush
Billy Lush warns that more players get hurt during practice than in games, blaming carelessness and recalling a Rochester incident where a fly ball damaged a finger. He stresses careful practice to avoid injuries. Other players discuss effects of Turkish baths on pitchers and compare Amos Rusie’s mastery to others.
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Rochester
Delehanty
Charley King
St. Louis Browns
Old American Association
Kansas City
Cowboys
Charley Comiskey
Tom McCarthy
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Jim McGuire
Rusie
Latsmen Mastered Fast Bowler’s Short Spells
The excerpt highlights a bowler known for early breakthroughs, with the Latsmen noting his skill in retiring many batsmen after brief spells. It emphasizes his effectiveness and the quick pace of his success in the match context.
Innovative catcher's mask could be instantly lifted
The Buffalo Enquirer describes William Gray's improved catcher's mask that pivots from the face and springs back in place. Hartford manager Barnie and Caten er Smith tested the device, predicting wide adoption as it keeps vision clear and avoids mask-related stumbles during plays.
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Catener Smith
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Rochester Battles and Baseball Buzz Amid Pitcher Gossips
The column chronicles Harper and Berger as today’s battery, notes Willie Shannon’s release by Manager Burns, and previews a home game versus a National League team. It highlights Rochester’s strong-armed pitchers, mentions Breitenstein’s old weight, and debates McFarlan’s reliability as Rochester’s lone steady hurler amid league chatter and signings.
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Berger
Willie Shannon
Burns
Providence
Washington
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Washingtons
Nick Young
Rochester
Cincinnati
Scranton
Theodore Breitenstein
Browns
Soden
Willie Maine
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Ind) Tribune
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Win Mercer
Bill McGunnlale
Baltimore
Hughey Jennings
Ed Hanlon
Waldron
Pawtucket
Russ
New York
Nube
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McFarlan
Old Hows
Vickery
Vic
Tommy Dowd
Sun
Doheny
Merkin
Dad Clarke
Bronx
Blepatch
Dilly
Chicago
Mr. Sunday
Sunday
Post-Express
Snap Lang
Cy Duryea
Tim Shinnick
Jack Chepman
Gole
Rocheater
Memon
Rob Roy MicFarlan
Olyphant Browns Challenge Two Rival Clubs in June Games
The Olyphant Browns invite the Ere kus of Providence to a June 17 contest at Olyphant grounds and challenge the Harmonys of Hyde Park for a Saturday game in June. Manager William Gillespie and captain W Cleary lead the club after a 11 to 1 win over the Dashers of Old Fo on Saturday afternoon at 1.
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Eurekas
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Olyphant Grounds
Harmonys
Hyde Park
William Gillespie
W. Cleary
Dashers
Old Fo
Ex-State leaguer Fee falters in Browns tilt
The Browns faced a control issue as ex-State leaguer Jack Fee pitched poorly walking eight to first, with wild pitches and passed balls by Garven and Conway noted. Bellevue Crickets, Dunmore Minookas and Nonpareil club rosters appear in a crowded local baseball roundup with several upcoming games and manager names listed.
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Browns
Rele
Dashers
Prices of Bicycles and Quality Premiums
A. G. Spalding argues against a flat fifty dollar bicycle price, noting manufacturing costs vary and quality drives value. He compares hats, pianos, and carriages to emphasize that price reflects merit, not arbitrary standard pricing. He explains total costs include rent, staff, interest, guarantees, and advertising, shaping a merchant’s price strategy.
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A. G. Spalding
Greatest Cyclers Meet Held In New Orleans
The meet of wheelmen in New Orleans on June 4 drew large crowds and featured top professional riders. Otto Zeigler won the half mile, Arthur Gardiner won the one mile, and F. M. McFarlan took the two mile handicap. Amateur races followed, illuminated by electric lights.
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New Orleans
Otto Zeigler
C. Coulter
O. Stevens
Arthur Gardiner
William Coburn
F. M. McFarlan
Henry Clarke
O. Btevens
Scranton Bicycle Club Rain Cancels Wilkes-Barre Run
Rain halted yesterday's planned Scranton Bicycle Club ride to Wilkes-Barre where the Wilkes-Barre club planned a reception. Several members rode the boulevard in the afternoon. The Wilkes-Barre event will be rescheduled for a later date.
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Scranton Bicycle Club
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Whirls of the Wheel Highlight Elmhurst Run
The Green Ridge Wheelmen rode to Elmhurst Thursday evening over the old turnpike. Charles Coleman and Wil Dunn will wear West Side Wheelmen colors on the track this season. The local racing men will work for Lackawanna county one mile event.
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Elmhurst
Charles Coleman
Wil Dunn
West Side
Coleman
Dunn
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna One Mile Championship Showdown at Green Ridge Meet
Charles Coleman holds the defending title at the Green Ridge Wheelmen’s meet next month. He faces a strong field including Ralph Gregory Robert White Ben Keller Will Dunn and Eddie Coons in the Lackawanna one mile championship. The event is expected to be the day’s premier race.
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Charles Coleman
Ralph Gregory
Robert White
Ben Keller
Will Dunn
Eddie Coons
Dramatic Gossip and Theatrical Fortunes Revealed
The London orchestra plans weekly concerts highlighting a nationality starting with Russia on May 21, then Spain Italy France and Germany. In New York a sensational season includes June's Joiliers and a new piece A Hot Show with electric spectacle. Abbey's theater grossed about 60 000 in 108 weeks yet lost around 100 000. Notable fortunes and losses span managers Frohman Daly Palmer and others with hits like Shenandoah and The Prisoner of Zenda. A poem To My Cycle reflects on music and nature.
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London
Ites
Russia
Spain
Italy
France
Germany
George W. June
EB. Lawrence
June
Joiliers
Ling
Abbey
New York
Gray
Neil Hurgess
A. M. Palmer
Trilby
Charles Frohman
Hillary Bell
New York Press
Alfred Davis Enters Journalistic Field At Trib une
From the World's North End Correspondence Alfred Davis begins in journalism with The Tribune. Davis is described as popular enterprising and talented with a bright style and growing influence, and he has many friends in the section rooting for his success.
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North End
Alfred Davis
la Deling
the Tribune
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