Baseball roundup recounts Eastern league standings fade
Providence maintains first place as Syracuse defeats contenders and Wilkes-Barre takes Erie in a late season stretch. Yonkers beats Buffalo to close gaps while Scranton hinders Springfield by a near loss. Per centages show Providence leading with 72 wins 86 losses and a .073? table.
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Lost in the Seventh Scranton Crumbles Late In Springfield Loss
Scranton led the game against Springfield but faltered in the seventh inning as errors allowed eight runs for Springfield. Delaney gave up four more runs in the eighth as Springfield pulled away. Highlights included Johnson’s running catch and a double play featuring Cahill, Patchen, and Lehane. Final: Springfield 8, Scranton 5.
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Baseball Scores From Buffalo Syracuse Erie Matches
Fragmented OCR notes report multiple games with teams Buffalo Syracuse Erie and opponents including Providence Wilkes-Barre. Batters listed include Duryea Aigsby Vickery Boyd Kiko Rafter Rudderham Dixon Hite Warner Herndon Gun Corcoran. Umpires named Gear and Corcoran with vague inning results and final tallies.
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Baseball scores and errors from Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago games
In Cleveland first game Cleveland hosts New York with multiple errors and key batters Meekin Jarrell Cuppy O Connor. Second game at Cleveland ends with darkness after late innings. Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia with tied scores and errors. Chicago hosts Boston in a low scoring affair with Beaton and Hatch on the mound for Boston.
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Unclear fragment from Potteville area item
Readable text shows Potteville Harrisburg area references with garbled place names and stray phrases. No coherent event or person to establish a factual headline or summary.
Glints From The Diamond In Toledo Series
The New Yorks plan a four game set in Toledo on Sunday September 30. Anson off ers to trade Hutchinson for Staley of Boston Sullivan and Cuppy of Cleveland with a glove on the left hand. Denny Lyons will miss the season with a sprained ankle after signing with St Louis. Stivetts arms measure long with a claim he prefers outfield. In the New York Cleveland game last Thursday Davis hit a short fly to McAleer who misplayed it but was ruled out. Foreman of the Toledo club incited a mob when he threw a ball into the grandstand at a boy. fans waited outside the field after the game.
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Jackson Refuses to Sign Fight Articles with Corbett
Edward Lloyd Webster of the Sioux City Athletic Club and Peter Jackson met to sign articles for a Corbett bout. Jackson refused, calling the terms vague and skewed toward Corbett. He demanded a fixed date and location or a London match under identical conditions. He warned the fight could take place in the woods or on a river if specifics are not set.
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Athletic and boxing notes from early 1900s sports rounds
Directum visits Hartford to support a great stallion race at yath park while an earth coating goes on Franklin field at the University of Pennsylvania. A likely final bi meeting at Fleetwood Park as ground cuts through next year. Penn coxswain Perkins and track captain Leaves part of a Labrador exploring party. Frank Craig vs O'Brien set for October at the National Sporting Club arena in London. George Green wins Pacific coast title by defeating Spider Kelly in Como, California. Intercollegiate Athletic Association considers challenging Oxford Cambridge for a Berkeley Oval to American college final. Four six round bouts planned for opening Athletic Club boxing card at Schoolkill Navy on Sept 27. Black and Foley 150, Leonard and Moore 125, Bachman and Hanlon 118, Burke and Boyle 108. Fred Woods writes to Dempsey and Frank Craig seeking matches. Cuban Wonder ready for a home contest.
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Major Wonder Wins Turf Club Stakes At Grand Circuit
In Scranton, the second day of grand circuit races drew crowds as Major Wonder, a Norwood gelding by BaldHarbor, swept the Philadelphia Tattersall stakes and turf club events. Wild Oats led early in the 2 10 pace and claimed heat wins but Major Wonder upset the field to capture the final race, with Vitello and Shadow notable in the two year old showcase. Scranton Belle, Commerc ial Girl, Nutshell, and Guinette contested heats amid rising pool prices and strong betting.
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Fine Card At Gravesend Dominick Wins Calver Stakes
A mammoth program and pleasant weather drew the largest crowd of the meeting as Dominick and Stonewell clashed in the Calver Stakes for two year olds. Lisalk led early but Dominick surged to the front in the stretch and won by a comfortable length with Stonewell well back. Galileo then captured the Breeze Stakes for eight year olds, while Barquet easily won the handicap for older horses by a length over Saragonsa.
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Genuine Johann Hoff Malt Extract Ad Claims Strength
One dozen bottles of the genuine Johann Hoff s Malt Extract provides as much strength and nourishment as a cask of ale without intoxication. It is promoted for convalescents weak children and ladies and as a general tonic for the weak. Insist on the genuine product bearing the Johann Hoff signature on the neck label. Eisner and Mendelson Co sole agents New York warns against imitations.
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Judge Dupue Orders Grand Jury to Probe Corbett Fight
Newark, September 11 Judge Dupue directed a wide investigation into the Corbett versus Court ney finish fight shown by kinetoscopes at Blison's laboratory Orange last Tuesday. He urged indictments against principals and spectators if the published facts hold, noting reporters can be compelled to testify without incriminating themselves.
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