Barons Defeat Bisons as Eastern League Opens
Eastern League action saw the Barons out-hit the Bisons and commit only one error while Wilkes-Barre and the Grays dominated their opponents. Toronto and Syracuse records mirrored a day where visitors seized leads and the home clubs struggled. Fire details note Freeman and Lezotte homered for Wilkes-Barre and Toronto, with notable pitching lines from McPartlin and Coakley.
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Tallendera
Barons
Bisons
Wilkes-Barre
Stara
Grays
Wilkes- Barres
Toronto
R. Ste E. Detenentys Ae Oweoae Praseta
Padden
Wright
Lutenberg
Ij. Smith
F Casey
Dowee
I.c
McParttin
Weef
Moran
P Vw
Toms Aeiecesevenes
McPartlin
Coakley
Freeman
Lezotte
Delehanty
Betts
McMahon
Kasen
Lesotte Wright
Casey
Smith
Bonner
Earl
Coakiey
Diggins
Empire-Stearns
Eastern League Games Include Scranton Toronto Matchup
Schedule lists Scranton at Toronto Wilkes Barre at Buffalo Providence at Rochester and Springfield at Syracuse as the day’s league games with four pairings to be played.
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Saterday
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
N. B.C
Providence
Bpringfield
Ikes-Barre
Beranton
Bcranton
Springffield
Scranton Defeats Bisons on Superior Play
Scranton won the Buffalo game by playing better ball as the Bisons coughed errors nearly equal to their hits. Gillan pitched his first game for Scranton and received strong support from the defense and offense in Buffalo.
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Barons
Bisons
Giffan
Scranton
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffaloes
Gillan
Torontos Rally to Victory in Poorly Played Toronto Game
In Toronto Ont the visiting Torontos built a lead with no errors through six innings then faltered with six errors and six Toronto errors, two singles and a home run fueling a forced win. Only 400 spectators attended the baseball game. Score:
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Toronto
Ont
Torontos
Syracuse Defeated by Providence Amid Hard-Hitting Play
Syracuse lost to Providence as Mason and Hodson took hard hits. Hodson received extensive support from teammates Hess and Dixon while Mason faced tough defense. The battery pairing was Mason with Hess for Syracuse and Hodson with Dixon for Providence.
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Syracuse
Providence
Mason
Hodson
R.H.E
Mason and Hess
Hodson and Dixon
Pontes Rally Stuns Springfield in Rochester Tilt
In Rochester on June 22 the Pontes struck for eight runs in the third inning as Herman yielded. Weyhing took over for Springfield and held them scoreless thereafter. Rochester posted 39 hits to Springfield's 20, with Weyhing and Herman pitching for the winners and Euston and Leahy catching.
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Rochester-Springfield
Rochester
N. Y
Pontes
Herman
Springfield
Steve
R.H.E. Rochester
Weyhing
Herman and Boyd
Euston and Leahy
National League Leaders Dominate As Races Tighten
The Orioles and Clevelands win to remain near the top while the Phillies drop to a fifth straight loss to Baltimore. Boston beats Brooklyn as Stivetts outpitches Abbey in a Boston victory. The Nationals escape defeat with late hitting and a key one handed stop by Gleason at first. Cleveland downs Pittsburgh on timely hitting in the fifth and sixth. Colts top Cincinnati with Fisher’s curves in the seventh. Inka starts for the Reds but is pulled for wildness.
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Orioles
Clevelands
Phillies
Baltimore
Stivetts
Boston
Brooklyn
McCarthy
New Yorks
Washingtons
Meekin
Gleason
Brown
Colts
Cincinnatis
Fisher
Inka
Reds
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Players Traded In Baseball Maneuver
The Philadelphia team exchanged Pitcher McGill and cash for Centerfielder Mertes of St Paul, with Turner sent to St Paul as part of the deal. New York offered Connaughton and Harry Davis for Delahanty, but Philadelphia refused to consider the proposal.
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Philadelphia
McGill
Mertes
St. Paul
Turner
New York
Connaughton
Harry Davis
Delahanty
State League Opens With Pottsville Wins And Batters Shine
In Pottaville first game RW E Pottaville beats Athletics 5 to 3 as Batteries Stemmell and Rogers and Weand star. Umpire Hornung. Second game Pottsville edges Athletics 16 15 as Kilroy Planigan Beam and Weand deliver key hits. Umpire Hornung. At Lancaster Lancaster over Reading 11 to 9 with Sheckard Roth Ames Milligan delivering the battery work. Umpire Phelan.
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Rw.e. Pottaville
Stemmell
Rogers
Keener Om Weand
Hornung
R.H.J. Pottsville
Ug Hatteries
Kilroy
Planijan
Beam
Weand
Umplire
Lancaster
Rattle
Reading
Sheckard and Roth
Ames and Milligan
Phelan
Princeton and Yale split nine inning finish in New Haven
In 10 innings Princeton beat Yale 4 to 3 after a late rally. In Boston Harvard edged Penn 2 to 0 with strong pitching as Paine Scannell and Ritchie contributed for Harvard and Middleton for Penn.
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R.H.E
Princeton
Yale
Wilson
Titus
Greenway
Murphy
Keefe
Boston
H.E
Harvard c
Esper shines as Diamond Dust limits Phillies to six hits
The Associated Press notes Esper, pitching for Baltimore, held the Phillies to six hits yesterday while Ward dazzled with seven assists and four putouts and no errors in Monday’s Buffalo game. Shorty Fuller debuted with Springfield in Rochester, making four errors in twelve chances as the Ponies musters eighteen hits. Gillen left Rochester for Scranton in a deal begun last Friday with Manager Shannon.
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Esper
Baltimore
Phillies
Scranton
Associated Press
Ward
Buffalo
Shorty” Fuller
Springfield
Rochester
Gillen
Shannon
Scranton and Hornellsville player moves and releases disclose team loans
Rochester told Randy Griffin he could take Gillen. Gillen, new to fast company with Hornellsville, was formed by Rochester since the season began. Griffin uses him to cover for Brown and the Baltimore pitchers, Corbett and Bowerman, loaned to Scranton and arriving in Toronto today. Scranton owners were notified by telegraph last night. Tom Burns seeks Pierce Chiles for Springfield Ponies. Chiles, a strong first baseman who jumped Scranton for Hornellsville, returned last week and faced a fine of 200 that must be paid to lift suspension. Reilly, the Syracuse captain, has been released amid fan debate over his absence yesterday. Eagan captained yesterday and will, until a new arrangement is made, while Reilly leaves Syracuse soon. Minshaw handles third and Ryan plays center field.
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Rochester
Randy” Griffin
Gillen
Hornellsville
Griffin
Brown
Baltimore
Corbett
Bowerman
Scranton
Toronto
Tom Burns
Pierce Chiles
Springfeld Ponies
Chiles
Scranton Association
Barnes
Reilly
Syr
Acuse
Syracuse Post
Charles Reilly
Ekuntzsen
Eagan
Syracuse
Aday
Minshaw
Ryan
Feld
Amateur Ball Notes From The Tribune League Schedule
Amateur ball notes report multiple matches and schedules across venues. Sliders challenge under 17s at Moses Taylor hospital grounds Thursday at 2 20 pm. The Reliables of Green Ridge meet Crescenta of Pine Brook on July 4 at 9 20 am and Wally Wahs play next Sunday at Providence grounds. Eureka Reserves of North End to face Olyphant Browns this afternoon at Olyphant grounds then Harmonies of Scranton on Thursday. Scranton Reserves meet Olyphant Browns at Olyphant on the afternoon. Reserves roster lists Williams Gelbert Owens Zang Crooks Brooks Dilleran Welch Gelbert R f. Railroad Y M C A Hare Ball Club challenges Eureka Reserves Thursday afternoon at 3 on James grounds or Green Ridge Senator grounds, first come first served. J J Cavanaugh captain. Dick Brown returns from Baltimore and reports to Mr Brooks. Later Richard found and sent to Toronto. appears ill in Baltimore. The Baltimore baby turn would not have prevented pitching.
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Sliders
Moses Taylor Hospital
Anewer
Tribune
W. Thames
Manger
Reliables
Green Rilge
Crescenta
Pine Brook
Wally Wahs
Providence
F. P. McVithe
Eureka Reserves
North End
Dick” Brown
Baltimore
Henry of Navarre wins thirteenth Suburban at Sheepshead
Henry of Navarre defeats Clifford and other top runners by a length to claim the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay on a crowd of about 20 000. The Commoner, with Clayton aboard, finishes second as Taral and Clifford clash for jockeyship. Ornament and Preston win earlier races in a strong program plus a pigeon shoot set for Friday at Dunmore's Exchange hotel.
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Sheepshead
Henry of Navarre
Sheepshead Bay
Clifford
Sir Walter
Hornpipe
Belmar
Nanki Pooh
Taral
Brooklyn
Clayton
Cliyton
Henry
Griffin
Compmner
Preston
Godwood
America
Clilford
Walter
Exchange Hotel
Dunmore
William Ammerman
Don de Oro Wins Tremont Stakes at Gravesend
Don de Oro took the Tremont stakes at Gravesend on Saturday, earning $8,776 from the prize pool. Gentry and Patchen were slated for a $95,000 special in Chicago next week as part of the day’s racing news.
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John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Chicago
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Don de Oro
Gravesend
Club Raises Funds With Rich Pile For Entry Fees
Money figures are stated as 1.5 percent and a third. the text notes that the club funded entrance and starting fees, providing a rich purse that cost them nothing and required no outlay.
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Pune
Fourth of July Parade Plans Advance at City Meeting
A city committee chaired by Mayor Bailey discussed preparations for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration at Hotel Jermyn. Dr H N Dunner was chosen chief marshal after Col H M Boles could not attend. Veterans and American societies laid out parade order with the United States flag as emblem. Estimates suggest at least $1900 needed. printers will begin work. several new members joined the solicitation committee. The fireworks site and evening concert were to be set by the fireworks committee. Adjournment set for Friday night barring venue permission.
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Bailey
Hotel Jermyn
H. M. Boles
Dunning
John H. Fellows
H. N. Dunner
O'Hara
Order of Hibernians
Fellows
Harry Hermannf
Committee On Societies
Veterans of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Dunnine
Jermyn
Committee On Trades and Industrial Display
E. H. Ripple
Everett Warren
C. BE. Pryor
A. J. Colborn
George B. Jermyn
Charles F. Wagner
George Farber
C. G. Boland
E. J. Robinson
Frank Dickert
George Frable
C. C. Donovan
Charles Westpraht
John Gibbons
Frank Moeller
5. S. Spruks
Thomas Barrowman
William Craly
T. Fellows Mason
Mayor Bailey
G. W. Winans
D. D. Evans
A. B. Eynon
George A. Clark
P. J. McCann
H. B. Reynolds
William C. Rappell
Ripple
Bauer
Colonel Ripple
Haydn Evans
California
Board of Trade
D. B. Atherton
No-To-Bac Ad Claims Cure for Tobacco Habit
An advertisement extols No-To-Bac as a guaranteed cure for tobacco addiction. It cites a testimonial from L. D. Roby M D of Sigel Illinois describing weight gain after quitting and claiming his tobacco use ended after January 18 1863 with continued health improvements. The promo urges sufferers to contact The Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York for guarantees and free samples.
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Doctor Robey
Sigel
L. D
Robhy
M. D
Cheelate Guarantes
Biott Sour New Manhood
Tadiy
Asium
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Liverard Siowach
Radway
Spalding wheel promotes health and efficiency in cycling
An advertisement asserts that Spalding bicycles develop strong muscles for men women and children. It claims the Spalding wheel is the only perfect wheel with light rigid frame and easy running qualities. It compares riding a poor wheel to drowning with limbs tied and emphasizes economy and strength.
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