Corbett Plays Scranton In Wild Park Exhibition
Jim Corbett, in Scranton uniform, drew 7,100 fans to Athletic Park where Providence defeated Scranton 7 to 0. Corbett showed passable play, sparring with McVey, while Braun shut down the Miners on two hits. Financial receipts reached about $1,055 after expenses, with Corbett earning a share.
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Jim
Athletic Park
McVey
Brain
Corbett
McéVey
State
Weigrand
Cranby
Cooney
Braun
Daly
Coogan
Knight
Scranton, Syracuse games postponed in Eastern league
Open day in the Eastern league yielded only postponed games at Scranton and Syracuse. Scranton’s loss drops the Miners to sixth place with Toronto and Wilkes-Barre close behind. Other listed matchups include Brinfield at Scranton and Providence at Wilkes-Barre with Toronto at Syracuse and Rochester hosting Duppalo.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Miners
Toronto
Wilkes-Barre
National League results and player moves across cities
In a June schedule from National League play multiple games are recorded across Philadelphia Louisville Cincinnati Brooklyn and Washington. Ex-Philadelphia players start for Pittsburgh and St Louis, with pitchers Hemming Rodgers Cunningham and others noted. Louisville releases two pitchers while Clarke becomes captain manager. Umpires Emaire and others are listed.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sccre
REALE
Stals
Tivoort
Carsey
Douglass
Wheeler
Pifield
Hoyle
Umphea
Washington
Senators
Cunningham
Louisville
Hemming
Jimmy Rodgers
Clarke
Beare
Rile
King
Farrell
Butler
Emaire
BaltMoress
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnmall
Brookly Mc
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Boston
Atlantic League Sunday Games Reorganized for Athletics
The Atlantic league board rearranged Sundays for the Athletics due to lack of suitable Gloucester NJ grounds. Games moved to Newark and Paterson on original dates. Lancaster split with Norfolk with one win and one loss. Reading shut out Richmond 2 0. Newark beat Paterson 6 2. Hartford edged the Athletics in the ninth after trailing.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic League
Gloucester
N. J
Newark
Paterson
Reading
Richmond
Rhe
W.cveeveerse
Sieceeesnee Hutterlee
Amola
Kinsella
Chesbro and
Foster
Carlin
Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Athletics
Brown Defeats Harvard in Providence Game
Brown defeats Harvard 12 to 2 at Providence in a clear varsity contest. Harvard was limited by Brown’s strong batting and pitching, with Brown compiling early runs and maintaining the lead throughout the game.
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Brown
Harvard
Providence
Brown University
Brady Displays Bid for St Louis National League Team
Billy Brady Corbett s manager told a group of friends he has made an offer for the St Louis National League franchise and expects a reply soon. He aims to install Corbett as manager and first baseman, predicting both drawing power and future value. The party stayed at St Charles hotel and will head to New York. Brady and Corbett played crowds at Willards in Tackus parlors and Wide Awake on Penn avenue. Corbett faces minor league dates and a Wilkes-Barre deal rejection.
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James J. Corbett
Jim
Scranton
Jamoney
New York City
Sandy
Corbett
Billy” Brady
Millets
Braun
Providence Club
Grays
St. Charles Hotel
Gramine
Polo Grounds
Carson City Marines
Niuen Hinger
Billy’ Brady
St. Louis
Brady
St. Charles
Griffin
Tackus
Penn Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Walters to Return in Centerfield and O'Brien Succeeds Daly
The plan shifts Walters back to center and O'Brien moves to right as Daly benches. A life lecture for players follows practice, with Manger Sandy addressing the audience in the browsing room. Weather may affect Harper's availability as Morse and Harper deal with recent injuries.
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Walters
O'Brien
Daly
Scranton
Manger Sandy
Walter
Buffalo
Toronto
Joot
Syracuse
Athletic Park
New Bedford
Tielding
Janmers Defeat Pirates In One Sided Contest
In Baltimore on June 4 Janmers beat the Pirates in a lopsided game. Boore and RAIL led with strong batting while Hatteries-Nops and Bowerman paced the field. Umpire Hurst officiated as Boston hosted Pittsburgh.
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Janmers
Pirates
RAIL
Baltimore
Pitteburd
Nops
Bowerman
Killen Hastings
Leahy
Hurst
Cleveland Club Swoops On Giants In New York Match
In New York on June 1, the Cleveland club moved decisively against the Giants, seizing control of the game with aggressive plays and strategic pressure to shape the contest early.
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Cleveland
New York
Giants
Miners face rough record as season wears on
Buffalo and Toronto losses reveal hard luck and questions about Griffin’s plans. Wiskee-Barre shift contends finish is unsure. Maguire shines at third for Eastern league, while Maguire’s prowess earns praise despite team’s woes.
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O. Botatoh
Buffalo
Toronto
Griffin
Allen Gardner bout set at Music Hall Monday night
Final arrangements are made for a ten round match between Joe Allen and Toby Gardner at Music Hall on Monday night. Both have trained hard to settle a year long dispute over supremacy as fans await two preliminary bouts between John Malloy and Jack Tighe and Thomas Kenny and John Connors.
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Joe Allen
Toby Gardner
Music Hall
John Malloy
Hellevue Ward
Jack" Tighe
South Side
Thomas Kenny
John Connors
Money on Maher in Pittsburgh bout negotiations
Mike Connelly Maher’s manager says Sharkey’s duty to fight Peter will end before the club offer peaks, Lynch’s 2600 deposit will be covered in five days, Connelly heads to New York for the purpose. Maher plans another trip to California for a side bet of 1000 dollars, 19000 dollars, or more as agreed.
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Pittsburg
Mike Connelly
Maher
Sharkey
Peter
Lynch
Connelly
New York
California
Corbett Panic Sparks Linden Livery Runaway
Riley Edwards loses a horse after Bauer's band tours the city with Corbett. The horse tethered on Pittston avenue bolts as banners and music frighten it, breaking its strap. The buggy crashes into a telegraph pole, demolishing the vehicle and scattering a pair of trousers from the buggy.
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Riley Edwards
Linden Street
Bauer
Mr. Edwards
Pittston Avenue
Corbett
Maple Street
Cedar Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Edwarda
HodkinS Wheel Damages Case Returns To Court
William Hodkin seeks 74.55 in damages after a cyclist crash on South Main. Hodkin claims Antonio Paseo in a stone wagon injured his bicycle. previous suit against Pasco was dismissed by Alderman Howe. Hodkin now sues Salvator Manotta, Pasco's employer, with Dawson for MaGnotta and Dele for Hodkin.
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William Hodkin
South Main Avenue
West Side
Hodkin
Antonio Paseo
Pasco
Alderman Howe
Salvator Manotta
Dawson
Magnotta
Dele
Howe
Bicycle Accidents Injure Two In City
Yesterday two riders were hurt in bicycle accidents. W. Gould of Linden Street was riding by his shop when his machine broke and he fell, striking his groin and injuring himself. Cramer Von Storch of North Rad was thrown on Main Avenue suffering a fractured hip and additional injuries.
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Gould
Linden Street
Cramer von Storch
North Rad
Main Avenug
Bicycle Races at Binghamton Highlight Big Fields
Louie Callahan of Buffalo wins the two mile handicap as Dawon wins the college mile open. Bald defeats Cooper in the mile open, with Church third. Ray Dawson dominates the mile open for amateurs, and a large entry field produces multiple heats across a busy program at the state circuit meet in Binghamton.
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Louis Callahan
Buffalo
Dawson
Columbia
Hinghamton
Earl Kiser
Bald
Cooper
Church
Scranton
Louie Callahan
Steenson
Callahan
Littl Teddy Goodman
Ray Dawson
Ebc. Haynes
Powell
Columbia College
I. A. Powell
New York
R. A. Miller
A. Prendrengast
Syracuse
O. V. Babcock
I. C. Haynes
EB. C. Haynes
EH. C. Bald
Teddy Goodman
I. A. Church
Sam Brook
Tom Cooper
H. RK. Steenton
J. A. Newhouse
W. H. Birdwall
W. M. Randall
All Callahan
Eddie Bald
C. A. Church
Domino Handicap Matches at Junction Hotel Win Prize
George Simpson proprietor at Junction hotel Green Ridge announces two guest and domino handicap matches on July 3 with a $10 prize for the winner in each contest. Contests held at the hotel. additional Sporting News on Page 3.
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Junction Hotel
Green Ridge
George Simpson
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Rusio
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O' Day
Oy Brien
Ike
Hakan
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Ghnom
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Byzacine
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Reis
Ette Hyer
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Fieher
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Norfolk
Youager
Newton
Firet Gnome
Veiper and
Roth
Newton and
Snyder
Unpire—Weldman
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Lancaster Wees
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Semaralya Athltles Voce
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Garvin
Vox
Vickery
Roach
Umplire—Snydert
Meaney
Mianeou
Elooe
Dhne
Patrick
Harper
Morse
Springfield
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Powers
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Murray
Buffalo Express
Syracuse Standard
Hamiet Maguire
Jim Fields
Buffalo Providence
Allen-Gardner
Binghamton
The
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City of
Karl Bovee
George Thorne
A. W. Dittenderfer
Flint
J. F. Higgins
Scoville
K. H H. Cary
F. J. Weall
Elmira
Ray Cawnon
Parl Boyee
H. W. Strong
Ithaca
HR. A. Miller
Ricker
Bing
Barney Oldfield
C. HW. Worrick
Hirdsall
H. D. Bliees
Lime
Louisa Callahan
Werrick
W. J. Helfret
C. Bald
Fred Titus
Carroll Jack
BE. F. Jenny
C. 4. Church
Ray McDonald
C. H. Werrick
H. R. Stevenson
Jay Maton
Barrey Aldfield
W. M. Sandall
Otto Moya
Gomrad
Lacka, Ave
Orient
A.W. Jurisch
Spruce Street
Bigyle
Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Collins & Hackett
Bicycle
S.G. Barker & Son
Board of Trade
Linden Str
Scranton, Pa
Court House Square
Sterling
Dayton
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
the Lackawanna Wheel CO
Lackawanna
Washington Ave
Lackawanna Ave
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