Barons Win In Ninth as Eastern League Scores Shift
Yesterday's results show Scranton Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and Providence wins. The Barons edged Syracuse in a tense ninth inning to climb from last place toward Wilkes Barre while Rochester hammered Conkleys mound at Wilkes Barre. The Grays routed Toronto in a high scoring affair and Springfield allowed Buffalo to seize a heavy hitting victory.
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Rochester
Conkleve
Grays
Barons
Wilkes- Barre
Frm
Buffalo
Stars
Coakley
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Springfield
Bivons
Tomorrow's Games Highlight Regional Matches
Syracuse faces Scranton, Rochester meets Wilkes Barre, Toronto visits Providence, and Buffalo travels to Springfield in a set of regional ballgames. Each matchup features local teams seeking wins to boost standings and momentum into upcoming fixtures.
Barons Rally In Ninth To Edge Stars 5-4
Barons win a dramatic 5-4 affair as they score five runs in the ninth inning to overcome a 4-0 deficit. Star pitchers Harper and Minnahar keep the Stars ahead until a late Barons breakout, with Latham stealing second and Ward drawing a key walk before OBrien Eagan Maguire Outcast and Garry drive in the decisive runs. Stars struggle with Delaney on the mound early and a late defensive miscue by Maguire helps fuel the comeback.
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Barons
Harper
Latham
Hutchinson
Meaney
Runnes
Ward
O'Brien
Eagan
Maguire
Outcast
Bill Egan
Reilly
The
Stars
Mhi Egan
Shearon
Egan
Garry
Minnahar
Alet
Jimmy Delaney
Scranton
Syracuse
Maron
Pete Eagan
Rafferty
A.B
If. PO
Cesenee
Alutchingon
O'Trien
Sesesesees
P. Wagan
Cesses Maguire
Snes 'Hafferty
C . Outcast
Seveenes
Tolals
AD. i H
A Delaney
Mason
Sosisecesaan
Beranton
Baseball Chronology of Barons and Stars
A detailed play by play recounts an 8 7 Stars victory over the Barons. Key moments include early Barons scoring on a hit by pitch and singles, the Stars answering with runs on misjudgments, wild throws, and stolen bases, plus late-inning bursts for five runs. Pitchers Harper Delaney Mason manage multiple outs, with Eagan, Maguire, O’Brien and Latham featuring prominently in the scoring and defensive plays.
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Harper
Stars
Ryan
Eagan
Maguire
Jefferty
Ward
Huton- Inson
Meaney
O'Brien
Garry
Masuke
Minahan
Carey
Rafferty
Scranton
Syracuse
P. Eagan
Delaney
Latham
Hutchinson
W. Eagan
Shearon
Mason
Harpe
Hutchingon
Weagan
Coakley Struggles as Rochester Beats Wilkes-Barre
Rochester defeats Wilkes-Barre 8 to 3 at Providence with 22 hits off Coakley and 8 runs in the fourth inning. Shannen’s fourth inning error proves costly as Herman allows scattered hits and the home crowd of 800 observes fine weather.
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Wilkes-Barre
Coakley
Rochester
Herman
Blackbirds
Shannon
Batteries and crews listed across multiple plants
The page lists battery teams and crew lines including Rudderham Dixon 5is ley Moran Dowse Buffalo Springfield and B H E Springfield with designations and codes, followed by batteries Gruber Coughlin Leahy Gannon Wadsworth Smith.
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Rudderham and Dixon
Buffalo-Springfield
Springfeld
B.H.E. Springfield
Buffalo
Gruber, Coughlin and Leahy
Gannon, Wadsworth and Smith
Four Games Played Yesterday With Close Scores
McMahon pitched for the Orioles and nearly blanked the Quakers. Cleveland edged Chicago in ten innings. The Bridegrooms beat Glanta by one run. In Pittsburgh, St Louis, Brooklyn, and Baltimore games, late innings produced narrow margins as pitchers and batters clashed amid a slate of two nine inning affairs and a ten inning finish.
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McMahon
Orioles
Quakers
Cleveland Spiders
Chicago
Glanta
State League Box Scores From Carbondale and Pottsville
In Carbondale Shamokin defeated by Carbondales 9 9 0 0 etc. Batteries Anderson Rafter Ames Costello and Benton umpire. In Pottsville Hazleton lost 8 9 1 6 0 with Kilroy Flanigan Prom Cooper and Reilly as umpires.
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Carbondale
R.H.E. Carbondales
Shamokin
Anderson and Rafter
Ames and Costello
Benton
Pottsville
R.H.E. Pottsville
Hazleton
Kilroy and Flanigan
Prom and Cooper
Reilly
State League Schedule set to run through July Fourth
Philadelphia releases a revised State league schedule adopted after a Wednesday meeting. The list shows June matchups including Shamokin at Philadelphia and Lancaster at Pottsville with Hazleton Carbondale pairings, plus July dates featuring Lancaster Hazleton and Philadelphia Carbondale.
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Philadelphia
Shamokin
Lancaster
Pottsville
Carbondale
Hazleton
Okin
Rochester vs Wilkes-Barre and Scranton notes on injuries and lineups
The report covers Griffins sore hands before a Cortland game with Johnson pitching and Berger catching. Rochester rosters include Weyhing and Boyd as likely battery, with Coakley sharp at salary disputes. Scranton engages Gruber after a deal, while Raferty injures a finger. the article details standings, injuries, and pitching rotations across the Eastern league.
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Wilkes-Barre
Griffin
Cortland
Johnson
Berger
Gus Weyhing
Boyd
Rochester
Battery
Coakley
Wilkes- Barre
Charlie Reilly
Scranton Ie
Henry Gruber
Springfield
Scranton
Maguire
Barone
Harper
Brown
Dan Stearns
St. Charles
Syracuse
Barons
Eddie Rafferty
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Wilkes, Barre
Amateur ball notes challenge local teams for weekend games
The South Side baseball club accepts a challenge from the Morning Glories of Dunmore for next Sunday afternoon at the Morning Glories grounds. PB J Walsh is manager. The Olyphant Browns accept a challenge from the new West Side team for a game on the Olyphant grounds this Saturday.
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South Side
Dunmore
PB. J. Walsh
Olyphant Browns
West Side
Olyphant
Quoit Challenge Issued to Steve Mackrell in Olyphant
Thomas Middleton of Olyphant Pennsylvania challenges Steve Mackrell to two quoits matches for 50 or 100 dollars a side. One game to be played on soft clay ends and the other on grass with the winner taking the stake.
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Steve Mackrell
Quoits
Slavin Faded After Early Fourth Round Knockdown
Peter Maher delivered a rapid knockout blow to Frank Slavin near the start of the fourth round at Madison Square Garden in New York. Slavin had endured severe punishment in the third round and looked nearly finished when the referee paused the bout before the decisive early finish.
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New York
Peter Maher
Frank Slavin
Madison Square Garden
Slavin
Princeton Beats Harvard in Ten Inning Baseball Duel
Princeton defeated Harvard 4 to 2 in ten innings this afternoon in Boston. The pitchers matched zeroes until Princeton pushed across two runs late and held on for the win.
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Princeton
Harvard
Boston
Walling Found Guilty in Pearl Bryan Murder Case
Cincinnati June 18 The jury returns a verdict of guilty with death penalty for Alonso Walling in the Pearl Bryan murder case. The decision arrives after a high profile trial drawing widespread local attention and legal action.
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Alonzo Walling
Cincinnati
Alonso Walling
Pearl Bryan
Murer
Scranton Driving Park Abandons Circuit Races After Poor Entries
After a $315000 renovation Scranton Driving Park abandons next week races due to only thirty seven entries across nine events. Officials including Walter M. Jermyn and J. A. Fritz hoped for a fall meet with purses raised to 400 each but remoteness and New York Pennsylvania circuit novelty hindered participation. The track and stables were rebuilt with extensive work and the disappointment hits the Scranton club hard.
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Scranton Driving Park and Fair Association
Scranton
New York
Pennsylvania
Association
Allentown
Bethlehem
Binghamton
Tribune
J. A. Fritz
Walter M. Jermyn
M. D. Brown
James Mears
Joseph Jermyn
C. H. Schadt
Crowds Gather Around Tribune Office After McKinley Nomination
News of McKinley’s nomination drew large crowds around The Tribune bulletin boards in front of the office. Citizens tracked developments from morning until nine, while Garret Hobart’s vice presidential nomination sparked wide rejoicing. The convention chatter centered on the presidential race, with McKinley perceived as the frontrunner and silver-state views on the gold standard attracting notice.
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McKinley
Tribune
Garret Hobart
New Jersey
Tribune Board
St. Louis
Ohio Statesman
Rodney Fisk Dies in Poverty in Boston
Rodney Fisk once a Wall Street millionaire died at a lodging house in South Boston after a failed return to speculation. He left behind three brothers in California, including James who is running for Congress. Fisk was a nephew of John Flood and had a Sacramento high school diploma before making a fortune in Denver.
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Rodney Fisk
Wall Street
Fisk
John Flood
Sacramento
Cal
Denver
California
James
DYNAMITERS DASTARDLY ACT AT CHAPIN MINE
In Tron Mountain Michigan on June 18 an attempt to kill Captain Martain Goldsworthy and his family at the Chapin mine failed as two sticks of dynamite were exploded under their house wrecking the structure. No injuries occurred and police investigate. Local tensions follow his refusal to employ certain men.
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Tron Mountain
Mich
Martain Goldsworthy
Chapin Mine
Tragic Paris Girl Ends Own Life After Quarrel
Miss Claudia Anthony of Paris Ohio county residence, despondent over a quarrel with her lover last night, shot herself this morning with a shotgun. She placed the weapon in her mouth and discharged the shell by pressing the trigger with her foot.
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Paris
Ohio
Alliance
Claudia Anthony
This County
Pacing and racing notes from Rusela summer meeting
The Rusela summer meeting promises thirty two racing days with horses such as Isl purges age rerating 107035 and Zombie 215 expected to campaign on the Pacific coast. Trainers, breeders, and owners including George Holdridge, Ed Gnyder, J. Malcolm Forbes, and R. F. Westlake report progress on multiple trotters pacers and yearlings with times around 2 10 to 2 27 and new foals and matings announced in the latest circulars.
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Starlight
Wilson, & Son
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Homer M
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Joseph Schriver
Willum D. Smith
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Conn
Thomas Jefferson
Director's Flower
Monroe Salisbury
Russelwood
Atwood
R. FE
Westlake
Scranton
Raven
Charity Stillson
Buck Finn
Mancheater
N. H
Ben Franklin
Ty Enfield
Carrie W
Royalty
Glycera
Onward
Princepsa
Pimlico
Simmone
Belladorma
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Ira Wilkes
A. Joséph
Pataskala
Bert
Jacksonian
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O. P. Cheney
Winchester
Man Arrested After Skipping Payment on Jail Visit
A man who boarded at Mrs. Fisher's Green Ridge home and fled without paying a debt was traced by Mrs. Fisher yesterday. He was arrested on a warrant from Alderman Millar's office, refused to settle, but on sight of the jail he agreed to pay and was released after settlement.
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Herman Wall
South Washington Avenue
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