Eastern League baseball results boost several teams
Buffalo, Syracuse and Scranton won Sunday as Rochester faltered in two days of play. Springfield, Buffalo and Scranton improved percentages while Rochester suffered. today Scranton visits Providence and Wilkes Barre meets Springfield with Syracuse at Buffalo. Rochester faced Toronto in the doubleheader weakness showed in errors and pitching.
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Springfield
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Ota Rochester
Toronto Shapes
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Eenet Topomo
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Miners Take Game in Scranton Series Clash
Scranton outslugged Wilkes-Barre 13 to 1 as Morse and strong defense paced the Miners to a big win in the June 26 thursday contest. Wilkes-Barre jumped to four runs but saw their lead melt away in the Scranton half, with Menville wildness fueling the visitors’ scoring spree and Oldfield’s errors helping hand.
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Scranton Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Eigbt
Meaney
Massey
Scranton
Minera
Menville
Seranton Vines
Morse
Manville
Lwekel
Shesta
Odwell
Hig Till
Eholta
Bottenus
Betts
Smith
Beranton
Walters
Beard
Eagan
Homner
Maguires
Boyd
Digwins
Goeckel
Buffalo Bisons Rally To Take Sixth Inning Lead
In a tense matchup in Buffalo New York on June 27 the Bisons overturned an early deficit. McFarland started for Rochester and left after six innings as Buffalo seized control with late runs. Inks debuted for the Bisons and endured four innings before giving way to Farmer Brown who closed out the victory.
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Dooley
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Inks
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Ruta
Farmer Brown
Scores From Early Basketball Exhibition Schedule
Washington hosts New York in a 9 to 1 loss while the second game ends New York 19 Washington 0. Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia 5 to 2. Pittsburgh margins show Bt Louis 3. Cincinnati 7 Louisville 3. Chicago hosts Cleveland 3.
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Phenom Pitched for Cleveland and Chicago in June 27 game
Cleveland shut out by Powell of Chicago despite Griffith’s solid work. Crowd around 8,909 saw a pitching duel with sparse offense. Batteries Griffith Donohue for Chicago and Powell Criger for Cleveland. Umpire McDermott. Cincinnati Reds beat the Colonels in a high scoring late game 4 to 0 with Cunningham on the mound and 8,000 in attendance. Batteries Dwyer Pelte Cunningham Butler Umpire Hurst.
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Atlantic League Saturday Games Briefs
Reading beat Newark 6 to 2 at Reading. Lancaster slipped past Mortford 7 to %. Richmond defeated Norfolk 5 to 0 at Richmond. Paterson Athletites won 2 to 0 at Paterson.
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Newark Beats Hartford On Clever Finish In Shaky Bout
In Newark New Jersey on June 27 the local club defeated Hartford with a smart finish. Geltig and Zearfors from the ex New York battery supplied key battery work after the sixth inning. Soares contributed at bat as Newark gained the win.
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Baseball Schedule Shuffles Stir Up Eastern Circle
Diamond Dust reports today's lineup includes Marper and Gunzon for Buffalo and Rochester as teams juggle schedules with fourteen games played though twelve were set. Buffalo and Toronto profit from the shifts while Scranton changes occur with Daly released and O Brien stepping in. Frank Eckmelx, Springfield interview mentions Eastern league interest and Wilkes-Barre possible. Hamilton adds McAndrew from Niagara university to play third beside Dean Malott and Hoffner.
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Toronto
Syracuse
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Daly
O' Brien
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Fechmelx
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Itte
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Wilkes-Barre
Thomas McAndrew
Hynon Street
Hamilton
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Malott
Hoffner
Boranton
Maser Mut
Baseball notes and player trades amid team travel
The column discusses a misplayed fly by McMahon and an unforgettable near catch near the fence, Massey’s slide at first base, and Barnie’s pursuit to acquire Jimmy Donnelly for Brooklyn. It notes injuries to a player, the Miners’ Providence trip with three games, and a rough schedule ahead with Wilkes Barre Toronto and others. It blasts players who attack their records and urges focus on form over critique.
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Gane
Mawney
Tribune
Massey
Barnie
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Pittsburg
Jimmy Donnelly
Brooklyn
Jermany
Wilken- Barre
Toronto
Uffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Meaney
Thode
Kalls
Cornell dictates rowing alliance after win in college racing
Poughkeepsie June 27 Cornell declares terms after its victory in college boat racing. It says it will not propose exclusive matches with Yale and Harvard, prefers a combined schedule with Columbia and Pennsylvania inviting Wisconsin, and even considers racing England while preserving American dominance.
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Yale
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Columbia
Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin
England
National L A W Meet set for August in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the National L A W circuit meet August 4 to 7 with both professional and amateur crackajacks competing for valuable prizes. Thousands of out of town spectators are expected as hotels fill and organizers prepare for exhibitions by athletes with disabilities. The Willow Grove authorities will check 6 000 wheels during two days of races.
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W. P. Street, Jr
Dimon
Race Mest Committee
Hospital Committee
Willow Grove
Wonderful Pacing Johnny at Sioux City Races
A remarkable horse named Pacing Johnny, ridden by owner behind the sulky, is billed for exhibitions in Sioux City Iowa this week. W. H. Karnes owns the horse and Kellar and Gregory will race tandem against it in several events. The advertisement promises a 2.8 trot with a $300 purse and notes a strong vendor reaction to the show.
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Reine
W. H. Karnes
Sioux City
Iowa
Kellar
Gregory
Cycling Records at Charles River Park Cambridge
Nat Butler of Cambridge dominated the meet at Charles River Park. He won the one mile match race in 2 13 2 5 and 2 17 3 5 in the opening heat. The one mile open professional finish saw Butler ahead of Eddie McDume and F A Gately. Harvard’s W R Brinkerhoff set a two mile record, and Rudolph Lauricks rode a fifty mile unpaced ride, breaking amateur marks at every mile up to fifty, finishing in 2 hours 23 minutes 26 seconds with a fast last mile.
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W. R. Brinkerhoff
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Bay State
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Americans at Henley regatta guests praised hospitality
London report says Winnalper Narsmen lodging at Manor Farm enjoy warm British welcome. They rowed the full Henley course on Thursday with power. James Ten Eyck Jr in a new Clasper boat impressed experts with his performance.
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Manor Farm
James Ten Eyck, Jr
Mcgeachusetts
Henley
Unclear Old-Man Antics Sparked Spalding Exhibition Row
In a historic exhibition game, umpire George Wright rules a fair ball as Uncle Anson protests, chasing the home plate and masks in a comic outburst. Al Spalding’s interests loom as the audience roars, with a crowd spilling onto the field and Velvety spectators cheering amid chaotic play.
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Naplen
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Eld at Creat Altterhender and Company notice
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Altterhender & Ca
Steere
Michael Hadfield Match Set for Newark Track
Dixie Hines arranged a ten mile match race on the Newark quarter board track between Jimmy Michael and Charles Hadfield of New York. Each rider to have pacemakers. Michael's trainer David G. Shafer will move to Newark next month. Hadfield won the 1896 Irvington Milburn road race.
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Dixie Hines
Jimmy Michael
Charles Hadfield
Newark
Michael
David G. Shafer
Hadfield
Veteran ballplayer recalls Anson incident over umpire decision
The veteran observer Tom Brown recalls Noah Anson lifting home plate and walking off after a disputed umpire call. He notes Anson’s action as a notable episode in the game signaling strong captaincy and protest.
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Noah Anson
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