Miners fall by one run as Providence leads standings shift
Yesterday results show Providence defeating Buffalo to secure at least two days in first place. Toronto drops to seventh behind Providence. Rochester and Wilkes-Barre split. Springfield and Syracuse also win while Miners lose by a single run. Tomorrow's games list Providence at Scranton and Springfield at Scranton among others.
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Providence
Buffalo
Toronto
Providences
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Providente
Syracuse
Ea Pevese
Scranton
Bupapalg
Syracusah
Stars Win Early Then Hold Off Scranton Miners
The Stars jumped to an early lead and then relied on Wellner to shut down Scranton through the later innings. Fagen and Resid paced the Miners attack, while Magan and infield play kept Scranton at bay. Beards and Beardon produced late putouts as the Stars prevailed after a heated nine.
Corbett to appear in Scranton game vs Providence Greys
James J. Corbett of Scranton will wear a Scranton uniform in a regular Eastern league game against the Providence Greys this afternoon. He will play first base and spar three rounds with McVey at 2 20 o'clock near home plate in view of spectators, with confirmation by a telegram from Brady.
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Kid Mercy
McVey
William A. Braily
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
New York City
Brady
Scranton
Tribune
Slow paced Buffalo vs Providence baseball clash marked by errors
Buffalo and Providence played a windy, error plagued game with Brown and Eagan on the mound. Providence earned two runs on errors while Buffalo matched with two earned, left on base totals high and multiple players drawing walks.
Lancaster Defeats Norfolk Again in Tight Atlantic League Game
Lancaster beat Norfolk in a well played Atlantic League contest with Metting starring. The game featured multiple runs off his deliveries and steady pitching. Norfolk captain Smith was ejected in the first inning by umpire Weldman for disputing calls.
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Bsayder
Roma Stopped at End of Seventh Inning in Rain Shortened Game
Score shows Roma trailing Richmond 2 runs to 1 with errors and incomplete innings noted. Battery includes Hatteries Lucid Barckley Lever and Foster in the field with Umpire Carlin.
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ROMA
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Barckley
Lever
Foster
Carlin
Flaherty Delivers Walkoff Double in Paterson Win
Paterson pitcher Flaherty doubled in the tenth to lift Paterson over Newark. Final score RLHGE 72, Newark 68. Batteries Flaherty Westhike Gan Rothfuss. umpires ETTS.
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N. J
Flaherty
Newark
RLHGE
Itoollzoor
Westhike
Coogan
A. Rothfuss
National League standings unchanged after close yesterday games
Baltimore and Boston won yesterday keeping the commanding position intact. The Orioles need one more win and have three fewer losses than the Heap-eaters. Close results across the circuit included Pittsburg at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Cleveland at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Tauleville at Washington.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tauleville
Washington
Pease Baltimore O.erseeyeere
Lomleville
Bowton
Washington, Hisense & Chicagy cc
Loulaville
Aly
Owen
St. Rouis
Baltimore champions win third straight at Colondla
Baltimore defeats Louisville 3 to 0 in a quiet game. Batteries Pond and Howeman, Maga and Dexter, umpire Turat. June 1 report notes a clean, featureless finish with no notable incidents.
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Anson and Colts Rally in Ninth Inning for Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on June 4 Anson and his Colts rallied in the ninth inning to score four runs aided by Dunn and Bhoch errors. McMahon’s Alow and Smith provided batting support while Grif filth Kittridge and umpire ODay were noted in the report of the game.
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Nune
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O'Day
Phillies Fall to Reds on Errors in Shortened Game
In Philadelphia on June 16 two errors by Gitlen and a third by Dowden cost the Phillies the game with Cleveland. The official score shows Philadelphia 0 and Cleveland 4 when play was called after the fifth inning due to a rain delay.
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Dowden
Phillies
Baseball score notes from scattered games across cities
Reported baseball results show Pittsburg defeating Washington in a sixth inning surge with heavy hitting, while New York and Boston games feature strong offense and decisive innings. Batters Germin McGuire Hart Murphy and others are listed with umpires Sheridan Emelio and Lynch.
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Jungh Pittsburg
Wilkes-Barre Club Vows to Finish Season
Large stockholder meeting in Wilkes-Barre confirms continued support for the baseball franchise. President Bogert states the franchise will not be surrendered and Wilkes-Barre will play the season out with ample capital.
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Wilkes-Barre Baseball Club
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Diamond Dust and Baseball Headlines From Early Season Notes
Corbett left to choose between Meaney or Gillon for today’s mound duty while Gunson catches and Landice pays at the gate this afternoon. Cincinnati beat Pawtucket 6 to 3 in Providence on Burnley and Billy Murray was injured. Jim Fielda sustains a twisted jaw as the Blaons slip. Jim Fellis hit on the jaw by a pitch in Buffalo and may miss days. The new batting order showed promise but did not win. Reant Eagan and Bonfer carry the hitting load. Massey’s bat slumped as he dropped a notch. Wilkes-Barre’s season hangs on today’s outcome and the club’s disbandment or revival. Ghost-walk days raise over 2,700 dollars to cover salaries and bills. If men don’t stay in, Wilkes-Barre progress stalls. Gee-Art tomorrow through Saturday, Springfield Ponies visit here, Providence next week, then Scranton and Wilkes-Barre east for six games before two Fourth of July contests. Morse, home for appendicitis, will avoid operation this season and pitch next week.
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Gee- Art
Springfield Ponies
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Scranton
Morse
Aent
Fashion on wheels in nineteen century cycling scene
The article surveys women cyclists fashion focusing on skirts, bloomers, and golf stockings. It notes short skirts dominate, bloomers persist, and emphasizes practical hats and dustproof face cloths. It discusses public perception, aesthetic preferences, and the balance between style and function for the 1897 cycling season.
Satinlike serge for stylish white bicycle dresses
The article praises a satinlike white serge fabric ideal for bicycle dresses. It notes brown with yellow and red tones as stylish, and describes a lightweight smooth serge that washes well. Advice includes simple dress construction, braid trims, stiffened lapels, and a white straw sailor hat bound with matching braid for a cool look.
Sharkey challenges Maher for unlimited rounds match
San Francisco boxer Tom Sharkey offers a $5 000 or $10 000 side bout against Peter Maher in a six month window. Sharkey’s manager Dan Lynch posts $2,500 with Al Smith as forfeit. Sharkey sails to Ireland for five to six weeks to visit his parents.
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Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Peter Maher
Maher
Dan Lynch
Sharkey
al Smith
Ireland
Palace A C Bouts Set with Muldoon Thunder Bolt Stars
Friday night at Brady's Palace Athletic club promises great sport as C C Smith and Charley Strong headline the event. Smith recently battled Peter Maher for six rounds, while Strong fought Bob Armstrong in a tight, close contest. Two ten round preliminaries: Bob Wilson against Don Donovan and Mike Houser versus Dan McConnell at 130 pounds.
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Don" Donovan
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L. A. W. National Meet Press Box and Badges
Applications pour in at headquarters for reserved press box seats for the League of American Wheelmen national meet in Philadelphia. Out of town cycling press men must apply now to avoid late allocations. The executive committee considers several badge designs, all handsome, with the final selection promising ornate appearance and high cost. A proposed tent along Old York road would serve as a hub for members with drinks and provisions. Chairman W. P. Street Jr. reports daily bookings from across the country as Philadelphia prepares for the event.
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