Eastern League Actions Leave Standings Unchanged
Eastern League games yesterday left the standings intact. Syracuse faltered against Rochester while Wilkes-Barre and Scranton were outplayed by Providence and Springfield respectively. Buffalo edged Toronto in a tight affair as Rochester beat Syracuse 9 to 6 and Buffalo won 9 to 2 against Toronto with Dowse's fielding error sparking two runs.
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Providence
TL Beranton
Oesereee
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
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Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
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Providence Beats Scranton In Upset At Home
Johnson pitched two innings and took the loss as costly errors and timely hitting by Providence produced a five run ninth inning. Scranton showed early solid batting but sloppy defense allowed Providence to seize the lead and win in front of about 800 spectators.
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Providence
Johnson
R. L
Scranton
Grays
Scrantons
Rudderham
Brady
Eugen
O. A
Lyons
Hassett
Knight
J. Rogers
A. Cooney
Stricker
Serene Murray
A “ Dixon
Pr Clark
Mooney
Huston
Rogers
W. Johnson
I Johnson
Il Providence
Beranton
Meaney
T. Johnson
Clark
Murray
Rudderham Brady
Radford
Clair
E. Rogers
Springfield Beats Wilkes-Barre In Tight Ballgame
In Springfield Massachusetts on June 17 the leaders Springfield and Wilkes-Barre met in a close contest. Springfield fielded better while Wilkes-Barre missed tough chances. Springfield hit Campfield harder than Coughlin but the hits were scattered. After six innings it remained 1-0, then Springfield plated four in the eighth, Wilkes-Barre scored one in the ninth. Leahy made a foul catch and Campfield a one-hand liner grab.
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Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Mass
Springfeld
Campfield
Coughlin
Baseball leaders stay even after split results across league
The National League race tightens as Boston and Cleveland split two games while Baltimore and Pittsburgh win to narrow the gap. Giants rise to sixth with a win over the Colonels, and Brooklyn and Philadelphia share seventh after a doubleheader split.
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Baltimore St Louis Baseball Errors Report
In Baltimore and St Louis reports, errors noted with players Hite, Clarkson, Clarke, Ehret, and Peits. Umpire Murray oversees the game amid the confusion, list includes batteries Esper, Clarkson, Clarke and Ehret.
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Hite
Errors
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Boston
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Ganzel
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McDonald
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Rhines
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Ernste
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Chicago
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Coogan
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Galvin
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Esper
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Clarke
Ehret
Peits
Murray
Tri County Amateur League Schedule items
Hazleton area results show Allentown 5 Hazleton 6 and Pottsville 7 Lancaster 13. West Pittston joins the league. Schedule set for two weeks with Plymouth at home and Wilkes Barre teams touring Plymouth West Pittston and Scranton venues across listed Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Hazleton
Allentown
Pottsville
Lancaster
Scranton and area baseball notes and rumors
Sweeney reports to the Rochester club in Syracuse. Rumor says Whitehead may play third for the Giants. Tomorrow a Scranton vs Plymouth Tri-County league game is set in this city. Paddy Pox, recently released by Scranton, is courted by Hazleton Pottsville and Allentown. Ward has not quit Scranton though sidelined by a sprained ankle. Boxing officials and others connected to Saturday’s Coney Island bout face $100 fines. Allentown wins the first State league series. Hazleton’s July 8 schedule hints the league may fold. Clark, a cheap but valuable Scranton player, signed for a cake of ice or ash joke. Pitcher Quarles leaves Scranton for Pottsville amid internal league tensions. Barnie defends his right to release or sign players. Amateur Hall Notes outline upcoming meetings and club challenges. Scranton and Pittston bartenders plan a game in Pittston Friday with listed players and officials.
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Plymouth
Paddy Pox
Hazleton
Pottsville
Allentown
Toronto Globe
Pig
Clark
Tommy Cahill
Tommy
Larry Ketrick
Larry
Quarles
Barnie
Association
Donahoe
D. Owens
Brown
Jansen
E. Owen
Kern
Moser
Derby
Cusick
Olyphant
James Boya
D. J. Pettigrew
Pittston
Frank Callahan
Jack Keegan
Bobby” Allen
Billy” Madigan
Frank Scholl
Thomas May
Michael Hughes
AJ Callahan
Arthur Evens
Paddy” Hannon
P. O'Boyle
Henry O'Hara
State lawn tennis championship opens at Haverford
The Pennsylvania state championship lawn tennis tournament began at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford. Matches were hotly contested with early rounds showcasing strong form from players including R. N. Willson who was favored to win the all comers' match. Winners listed in preliminary men singles include R. N. Willson, C. Tete Jr., J. R. Carpenter, P. M. Morgan, and S. B. Moorhead.
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Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
R. N. Willson
C. Tete, Jr
J. R. Carpenter
P. M. Morgan
B. Moorhead
Alley Ball for $100 Signed by Cunningham and Hickaby
Michael Cunningham of Priceburg and John Hickaby of Old Forge signed articles to play alley ball for 100 dollars. First game set for June 2 at Hickaby alley with 71 points on the central ball court and M points to be played.
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Michael Cunningham
Priceburg
John Hickaby
Old Forge
Central Ball Court
Shooting Match at the Park between Hyde Park rivals
The shooting match between David Davie and Bim Davin of Hyde Park moves to Base Ball park on Thursday June 20 at 1 o clock sharp, instead of 4 o clock as previously announced.
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the Park
David Davie
Bim Davin
Hyde Park
David Reean
South Hyde Park Avenue
Moses Taylor Hospital
Bauer
Loyal Knights of America
D. C. Hughes
Forty Fort
For Sale Restaurant in Prime Town District
For sale a restaurant in the best business part of town with good profits. Must be sold within ten days. Inquire of J A Opp attorney at First National Bank Plymouth Pa.
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J. A. Opp
First National Bank
Plymouth
Rivals clash as Emerson and Cabanne vie for road race win
In a feature on the Chicago road race, Emerson is noted as a likely winner with strong finish speed and self confidence. Rivalry with Bald runs deep while Hudson of Westfield, an 18 year old, wins the Halliday bicycle race in 47 minutes 7 seconds. The piece also notes a wheel weight debate and promotes Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases with a druggist recommendation.
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Emerson
Chicago
Cabanne
Bald
Hudson
Westfield
Halliday
Charlie Murphy
Thia
Castoria Advertising Slogan Parody
A playful antique style line recalls giving Castoria to a sick baby and a child, then to a mother’s own children as she grows. The cadence mirrors classic product jingles with repeated Castoria mentions.
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Castoria
Mim
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Castors
Seventh anniversary entertainment of Camp 333 at Beers hall
Members enjoy a social close to the term with a varied program including quartets, solos, duets, recitations and a piano solo. Invitations only admit attendees. Nearby events include the Scranton Glee Club gathering at Fairchild's hotel and Druids meetings at Beers hall.
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
Beers' Hall
Charles E. House
Minnie Parry Thomas
Beynon and
Thomas
RK. Thomas
Llew Herbert
Quarrel
Brutus
Casalus
E. D. Owen
Myron Evans
Minnie Weber
Lydia Sailor
Milking Maid
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