Eastern League Notes: Barons Fall as Rochester, Syracuse Triumph
In a cloudy day capper, Syracuse won in one inning with a flurry of hits. The Barons were the only second-division club to lose while Rochester’s struggles continued. Springfield and the Grays posted strong wins as other teams moved in standings. Attendance neared 1,000 with no standout features beyond heavy hitting in several games.
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the Barons
Stars
Rochester
Springfield
Grays
Very Yellow Game Between Barons and Syracuse Stars
The Barons lost to Syracuse 9 to ? in a seventh inning collapse after leading early. Syracuse delivered a spree of hits and errors, with Tarper and Meaney contributing, and Pete Ragan and Herger misfiring on crucial plays.
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Barons
Harper
Tarper
Brooklyn Farmer
Hutchinson
O'Brien
Shearon
Mors
Stars
Meaney
Pete Ragan
Herger
Maguire
Buffaloes and Wilkes-Barre Play Tight Game at Franklin Park
The Buffalo's hosted Wilkes-Barre in a specially arranged but official game at Franklin Park, a clean close contest until the finish. Umpire Stearns fined Fields $1 and ejected him. injuries forced lineup changes. Attendance 250. The score:
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Buffalo
Buffalo's
Wilkes-Barre
Franklin Park
Stearns
Fields
Springfield Loses To Blackbirds In Home Return
Rochester and Springfield met in Rochester on June 21 before about 2400 fans. The Blackbirds overwhelmed the visitors with ten singles in the third and fourth innings, scoring eight runs to seal the win. Pitchers Herman Boyd and Leahy supported by Coughlin, with Leahy driving in runs, anchored the game.
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Rochester
N. Y
Blackbirds
Kale
Springfield
Siatteries
Herman and
Boyd
Coughlin and Leahy
Luckey in the Box. He Gave the Blackbirds but Eight Hits
Wilkes Barres bats cruised past Rochester as Luckey yielded eight safe blows. The home club hit in bunches and built a comfortable lead in a decisive early innings showing.
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Blackbirds
National League action leaves standings unchanged amid Cincinnati win
Chicago hosted Cincinnati where Pfeffer received a festive reception and Irwin was praised by locals. A bench confrontation between Anson and Peltz marred the game as Anson chased the Cincinnati player after an insult. Terry pitched well but Cincinnati held the edge, keeping the race tight near Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Colts
Pfeffer
Irwin
Anson
Peltz
Blow
Terry
Sensational Fielding Highlighted in Cubs Reds Game
The scoreless Cubs team had flawless defense while Cincinnati posted a 3 1 run tally. Batteries were Terry and Donohue for Chicago and Dwyer and Vaughn for Cincinnati with Umpire Tindell presiding.
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R.H.E
Chicago
Cincinnati
Terry and
Donohue
Dwyer
Vaughn
Tindell
Breitenstein Catches Sparrow As McDermott Leads
In Louisville on June 21 a sole highlight was Breitenstein's catch of an English sparrow. McDermott exited in the seventh. attendance was 3,000. Final score shows Louisville off to a slow start with mixed innings and key players Breitenstein Murphy Hatterjee Cunningham Miller Kinslow. Umpire Sheridan.
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Louisville
Breitenstein
McDermott
Ws.e
Loula
Hatterjee—McDermott
Saturday's Games Across Pottsville Philadelphia and Hazleton
Box scores show Pottsville 20 in a 20 inning spread with Hatteries Kilroy Rogers Yeager Roth Umpire Reilly. Shamokin lost 7 to 0 with Beam Weind Costello Umpire Hornung. Hazleton beat Carbondale 8 6 with Toft Westlake Anderson Rafter Umpire.
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R Hle
Lancasters
Hatteries
Kilroy
Rogers
Yeager
Roth
Reilly
Philadelphia
Athletic Woo
Shamokin
Beam
Weind
Ames and Costello
Hornung
Hazleton
Hazletom
Carbondale
Toft
Westlake
Anderson and
Providence Beats Washington in Exhibition Game
Providence defeated Washington at Rocky Point in a pronounced fashion. Friel the Grays colt pitcher dominated, allowing few hits as Providence struck early and often. Batteries Friel and Dixon for Providence. German and McAuley for Washington.
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Senators
Washington
Rocky Point
Friel
Colt
Grays
Providence No
Friel and
Dixon
German
McAuley
Carbondale Team Sold to Pottsville Soccer? Baseball Transfer
Pottsville purchases the Carbondale baseball team and its manager for 500 dollars. The move, while sudden, had been anticipated by Pottsville and other towns courted players Maveey Cargo McQuade Rafter and O'Brien. Some Carbondale players dislike the change but must accept the new arrangement.
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Carbondale
Carbondales
Maveey
Cargo
McQuade
Rafter
O'Brien
Sale of Carbondale team stings locals over low price
Carbondale fans vent anger at the reported sale of their team to Pottsville, condemning the meager price as a spiteful move against Scranton and the home club. The June 20 dispatch notes baseball supporters view the transfer as a rebuke to the local association rather than a mere sale.
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Carbondale Dispatch
Sunday Free Press
Carbondale Cranks
Carbondale
Pottsville
Scranton
Scranton Barons Begin Western Trip After Gill Massey Deal Fails
The Scranton Barons head to Buffalo for two games then Toronto, Rochester, and Syracuse with Wilkies-Harre, returning July 2. Pitchers Corbett and Esper and catcher Houdryman join the road squad. Dick Brown plans to report in Buffalo. Unreliable grape vine notes mirror onfield turmoil and recent spats among players and umpires.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Wilkes
Gill Massey
Carbondale
Frank Malott
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Hamilton
Ont
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
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Corbett
Esper
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Dick Brown
Sporting News
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Latham
Sandy Griffin
McDermott
Mariner
Fang
O'Brien
Anton
Pelta
Cincinnati
Tebenu
Cleveland
Lynch
Gruber
Mennor Burns
Montrose Defeats Hallstead In Nicely Played Game
The Montrose base ball club went to Hallstead today and won a nicely played game. Features included a prandst and catch by Cashin and excellent work with the stick by Munger. Hallstead showed good material despite limited practice and promises improvement later in the season.
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Montrose
Hallstead
Cashin
Atick
Munger
Hallatead
Browns defeat West Side team in Scranton baseball game
At Olyphant on June 20 the Browns defeated Scranton's West Side team. Mc Dermott started for the visitors but was hammered by Julius Posner's pitching. Cleary finished for the Browns while Posner yielded six innings of heavy hits. The game featured numerous home runs and errors.
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Ore Lewee
Urquhart
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Meaney
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Dave
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Bugnan
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Passelballa
Berger
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Olyphant
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Cleary
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West Siders
Senator" McGinnis
A. E. Cleary
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Garbett
Seanweens Walsh
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A Giles
PO Rerac
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Allen
McNulty
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OM Cleary
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Hettler
Bises
Giles
Mo- Ha MeDermott
Gilbert McHale
Wheeler
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Voyle
Amateur Ball Rotes Face Weekend Baseball Schedule
City Hall team challenges Lawyers' club for next Saturday at 2.20. Nay Augers take on Olympics Base Stealers or Stars of the Field this week. National grounds at Sand Bank host June 21 matches. Eurekas beat Harmonys 10 to ?. Uncle Sams grounds host youth games under 13 with Ralph Robbins captain and C. Cummings manager.
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Lawyers’ Club
H. C. Hatton
Frank Phillips
Nay Augers
Tribune
Kushwa
Ed Stuerdevant
Nationals
Fine Brook
Violets
South Side
Sand Bank
A. KE
Meinzer
Eureka
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Eurekas
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Loftus and Hurst
Hormonys
Uncle Sama
Stara
Sailor Boys
Dunmore
Madison Avenue Stars
Lilly Buds
Providence
Uncle Sams
Monroe Avenue
Gibgon Street
Ralph Robbins
C. Cummings
Ixion Bicycle Club Rails To Glen Summit For Mountain Coast
The Ixion Bicycle club traveled by rail to Glen Summit on Saturday afternoon and coasted down the mountain to Wilkes Barre arriving by train at 6:45. The party included Mr and Mrs H P Simpson Miss Clara Simpson Spencer Louisa Seybolt James Blair Jr Lawrence Fuller Theodore Fuller M D Fuller Belden Kingsbury Edward Moffat Claude W Walker and Joseph Platt.
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Ixion Bicycle Club
Glen Summit
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
H. P. Simpson
Clara Simpson
Spencer
Louisa Seybolt
James Blair
Lawrence Fuller
Theodore Fuller
M. D. Fuller
Belden Kingsbury
Edward Moffat
Claude W., Walker
Joseph Platt
Whirls of the Wheel and Bicycle News
George Balsker sails for America. The League of American Wheelmen stands at 53811 members last week. Peter Herlo challenges any riders to race his quint. Grover Cleveland buys a bicycle for Gray Gables. Prussia restricts under twelve riding. Utica pros prize winnings list includes Bald Cooper Helfert Berlo Newhouse Con Baker Callahan. American riders clash with Paris riders as McDonald injures Dernouncourt. Harry Randall of Rochester to join Philadelphia fast riders. An American sextuplet arrives in France next month. Fowler of Fowler Cycle Manufacturing plans bicycle shipments. A Rambler giveaway prizes fastest amateur mile by November 1 in Syracuse. Road riding joy hinges on a reliable bicycle.
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America
League of American Wheelman
Peter Herlo
Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Prussia
Chiki
Utica
Bald
Cooper
Helfert
Berlo
Newhouse
Con Baker
Charles Callahan
McDonald
Dernouncourt
Paris
Philadelphia
Harry Randall
Rochester
France
Fowler
Fowler Cycle Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Rambler
Bovinine Promises Quick Recovery From Blood Impoverishment
Advertising copy asserts Bovinine, a food product made from lean raw beef, rapidly nourishes the blood and tissues. It claims Erysipelas and similar diseases improve as the product is assimilated, strengthening the patient and preventing disease from taking hold.
Bovinine Promises Rapid Erysipelas Relief Says Dr Sanger
Dr H M Sanger of Providence Rhode Island reports rapid cures of erysipelas using Bovinine applied as gauze saturated with the preparation or injected at the patch border. The product is praised for nourishing tissue through absorption and supporting new flesh. All Druggists carry it.
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H. M. Sanger
Providence
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