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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1897

Page

5

Scranton Leads Eastern League With Win Over Wilkes-Barre

Scranton continued its strong form in a 5 to 1 victory over Wilkes-Barre as Toronto Buffalo and Providence won, shaping a tight race with Springfield around third place. Scranton’s early runs and solid pitching powered the win while other contenders closed the gap in the standings.

Miners Wilkes-Barre Toronto Buffalo Providence Springfield Scranton

Miners Top Barons In Rain Evened Series At Athletic Park

Wilkes-Barre defeats Scranton 7 to 3 at Athletic Park as Odwell limits the miners to eleven hits while Beare Bonner Maguire Massey and Gunson star with defense and timely hitting. Rain shortened the crowd but Scranton fans saw McMahon Smith OBrien and Meaney contribute scattered runs amid a rough seventh and eighth inning.

Minera Wilkes-Barre Athletic Park Wilkes Scranton Odwell Bonner Barons Beard Maguire Massey Gunson McMahon Wilkes- Barre Smith Goeckel O'Brien Meaney Miners Gillon Shosta Heard Diggins Walters Bottenusa Beere

Local Hockey Schedule Headlines Bustling Tripleheader

Today’s games feature BCRANTON at Wilkis Barre Syracuse at Toronto and Rochester at Nuffalo with Providence facing Springfield in a crowded marquee.

Bcranton Syracuse Toronto Rochester Nuffalo Providence Springfield

Beaneaters Look Set To Lead National League

Résaton defeated the Orioles ending hopes of a first place finish for several days. Beaneaters appear headed for the top this season with Halti more at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Louis at Pittsburgh, New York at Wheeling, Cleveland at Chicago, Louisville at Cincinnati, and Boston. B.-Hoffer pitched well for Baltimore until an error in the ninth inning.

Résaton Orioles Beaneaters Haltimore Boston Philadelpha Brooklyn Louis Pittsburg New York Weekington Cleveland Chicago Loulaville Cincinnati Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Anger St. Louis York Brookilya Léulaville

Unclear Atlantic League score report from Richmond to Paterson

Unreadable OCR presents scattered innings results for multiple teams including Richmond and Newark with partial batter and umpire names, faults in inning counts, and inconsistent abbreviations, yielding an incoherent box score segment lacking a single clear game outcome.

Powell Resigns as Wilkes-Barre Manager

Abner Powell resigns as manager of the Wilkes-Barre base ball club. his resignation is accepted. Powell came here from New Orleans. Wilkes-Barre signs amateur pitcher Manville and releases pitcher Shecon.

Wilkes-Barre Abner Powell Powell New Orleans Manville Shecon

Miners and Wilkes-Barre Face Mixed Results in Ottawa Era

Diamond Dust notes Wilkes-Barre’s struggles and race for last place as Gillon returns late. It cites Burkett and others in the Cleveland lineup, Rochester’s gate share, and gate conditions for upcoming Wilkes-Barre decisions. The piece also defends umpire Keefe against critics and clarifies Tribune stance on officiating.

Wilkes-Barre Gillon Gilllon Stocheater Goeckel Powell Jesse Burkett Cleveland Morse Harper Meaney Rochester Toronto Maguire Gunsen Mewney Bonner Wellner O'Brien Kagan Griffin McMahon Wilkie Barre Provicence Springfield Buffalo Syracuse Wilken-Barre Keefe Tribune Scranton Tribune Republican News-Dealer

Sullivan Fitzsimmons Bout Proposed For July

Martin Julian, manager of Bob Fitzsimmons, offers a July 6 sparring match in Ambrose park Brooklyn between John L. Sullivan and Fitzsimmons for four to six rounds rain or shine. If Sullivan’s display pleases, terms for a title bout may follow and Sullivan would receive a share of the gate. Frank Dunn accepts the proposal noting the interval since the championship is near.

New York Martin Julian Bob” Fitzsimmons Frank Dunn Heston John L. Sullivan Fitzsimmons Ambrose Park Brooklyn Sullivan Mr. Dunn

Entries for the Coming Races at the Driving Park Scranton

The notice outlines a three day harness meeting at the Driving Park Scranton with 2.60, 2.20 and 2.35 pace and trot classes. It lists notable horses and entries including Jo Jo Maud L Bertha C Veto and Mary West, plus groups for Days One Two and Three, and mentions a running race on first and last days with at least seven starters each day. Lawrence Band will attend all days.

Scranton Mr. Kingsley Hal Pointer Wilkes Patchen Rowdy Joe Bert Sheldon Bonit Mable W Vermont Princess M Maplecroft Farm King of Prussia Allen Dare Jacob I. Wagner Hazleton Elmer W. H. Pierce Pittuton Wilkes-Barre Veto R. Hentschell Baltimore Bloomsburg Raven Rook P Guy Wonder Mary West John Conk Lawrence Band

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