Rain Delays Split Card as Miners Drop to Fifth
In a Providence-Springfield rain-ruled slate the Miners fell to fifth place as Griffith’s Grays were kept busy by Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre’s Patchers issued fifteen walks and swept the Ponies in a brisk Rochester-Toronto note.
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Barbacuse
Providence Scranton duel ends in late drama and homers
Providence and Scranton clash with high scoring early, highs and fielding highlights. Hodson shines for Providence keeping Scranton at bay while Dixon, Drauly and Cooney drive runs. Scranton answers with homers from Eagan and Welsh, but Providence finishes strong for a late victory in R I.
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Maguire
Boston Scratched a Victory and New York Beats Baltimore
Brooklyn attracted fans but Boston edged Houston in a tight game aided by errors and key hits. New York defeated Baltimore again with a strong offensive showing as Chicago launched a 36 run day on 32 hits. Washington committed nine errors but Philadelphia prevailed in a close contest.
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Atlantic League baseball results from Norfolk to Hartford
Scores and lineups from Atlantic League games reported in Norfolk Lancaster Richmond and Hartford. Teams included RAH E pro ton Owook s Thittenies Bishop and Shyer Vin Jones Westlake Roth Conn Schath der umpires. Cogan Aourfoss Rothfues and Quern ey listed as field officials.
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Dan Shannon to Manage Wilkes-Barre Team in Doubtful Montreal Move
Wilkes-Barre News-Ceiler reports Dan Shannon, released by Hochester, has agreed to manage the Wilkes-Barre Base Ball Association club, with a contract to play second base. Montreal interests seek Wilkes-Barre franchise control, while Shannon’s move does not guarantee a settlement.
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Eastern League of Baseball
Wilke-Barre Association
Scranton Driving Park Opens Three Day Race Meet Under New Manager
The Scranton Driving Park starts a three day meeting directed by new manager Wilbur A. Fice. A strong turnout is expected with many entries for the Tacos Way races. Races run daily with starts at 1 50 afternoon and feature several $20 purses and a $100 purse for the one mile pace event.
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Caledonian Park to Host DeComas Wire-Walk Extravaganza
On Monday in Laurel Hill Park the world famous DeComas will thrill audiences with a 50 foot high wire ride and trapeze act by Mrs. DeComa while her husband performs beneath. The show includes pyrotechnics, bicycle and running races, pole vaulting, Highland dancing, and dancing and music in the pavilion all day.
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Jovinebles Defeat the Anthracites in Three Straight
In Elk alleys last night the Invincibles defeated the Anthracites in three straight games. Wharton of the Invincibles top score with 210. Players listed include Dominick Gibbons Henry Dimmer Charles Welchel Charles Westpfahl and Robert Wharton for the Invincibles and James Eagan Jacob Berkhouser Jr George Cook Thomas White and Fred Dinmmiler for the Anthracites. A $75 stake and supper were wagered. Philadelphia June 22 M D Smith won this year’s Pennsylvania state tennis championship defeating S G Thompson of the Altoona Cricket club. Thompson had won the previous tourney and challenged thereafter.
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Pennsylvania
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