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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
3
A concise snapshot of current MLB standings highlights leading teams by wins losses and games back with division leaders identified and notable shifts in position across the league as teams push toward the playoffs.
Boston and Chicago played seventeen innings in a rainless tilt until darkness halted play with one run apiece. Lindaman and Power man opposed Pfeister and Kling as both sides reached a lone run.
Cleveland overwhelmed New York with a 10 to 1 victory. Kerger and Bemis contributed strong pitching and strong hitting as the game unfolded in Cleveland.
Detroit failed to hit Young allowing Boston to take the opener 2 to 1 in a west region game. Seiver Killian Schmidt opposed by Young Criger. Chicago and St. Louis split a doubleheader with St. Louis winning game one 2 to 1 and Chicago taking the eleven inning second 2 to 1. Powell Weileh Sullivan Shaw Hatterson Waddell Spencer Smith White Walsh Sullivan noted.
Pueblo swept Sioux City in a two game set. In the first game Pueblo won 5 to 4 after a late rally while Sioux City struggled with errors. In the second, Pueblo again defeated Sioux City 4 to 0 as pitchers Freeman and Shea shut down the offense.
Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 4 defeat noted. Indianapolis 5 Toledo 4 result. Louisville postponed due to rain with three games scheduled. W K R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee praises Foley's Origin Laxative for chronic constipation in a testimonial to J H O'Reilly & Co.
The White Sox challenge the Hucksters to a baseball game at Traction Park Sunday afternoon June 7 to raise funds for the good reads fund. The Hucksters, having swept City Hustlers twice, promise a hot duel with claims of celebrity visitors and a home atmosphere in Albuquerque. Admission is 24 cents with half fare for children.
Seattle dispatch reports Mrs Made Ine King of Olalla Wash admitted burning her husband Edward King to death and learning cremation only weeks before. Investigators led by Justice John F Green say a funeral pyre alongside the cabin indicates premeditation in the apparent murder.
The meet lists H Allen Gosswell of the Baltimore Athletic Club winning the 100 meters backstroke with J P Maniell second from West Side Y M C A and J W Chambers third from Princeton. The 1500 meters race was won by J B Green of Brookline Mass with KE Wenck second and N C Manly third. J H Neill of N Y A L C won high dive by default.
The Parejas Grays schedule a Sunday game at Traction Park against the Old Town Tigers with gate receipts to benefit a cause. Coach Martin Ryan fills the Tigers with fast talent, making the interleague clash likely to draw interest after Grays' previous two losses to the same club.
San Diego report states William G. Walker of New Britain Conn banker arrested in Lower California after a long extradition chase has won a Mexico court ruling, with orders revoking his commitment expected to reach Ensenada soon. He remains jailed awaiting higher court action and possible release.
Later information indicates the Ensenada court had directed Walker be held incommunicado in jail with other prisoners and denied special privileges. The order revoking those privileges is now revoked and his privileges are restored.
Sixteen half starved Chinese were found in a freight car carrying steel from Galveston to California. The car had been ten days en route and forty eight hours in Southern Pacific yards. One man had a residence certificate. others were sent to the Immigration office. Officials suspect smuggling across the Mexican border with the car altered in El Paso.
The text notes an arrangement for their release believed to exist but suggests it miscarried in some way, with no further specifics on who was involved or the outcome.
The Jewish Pentecost observance drew a large crowd at Temple Albert with a strong choir, and another service was announced for this morning. Earlier, endurance race results place Sam, Workman, Edwards, and Means finishing in notable times. An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs Bowen.
Classified card items list several Albuquerque specialists. Dr L Burton at 610 South Walter Street offers medical services with phone 1936. R L Hust occupies rooms 6 and 8 in Armijo Building. Bronson and Bronson provide homeopathic care near Vonn's Drug Store with contact Greice 628 and residence 1059. Dr Bom Williams is an assayer and mining metallurgical engineer at 609 West Fruit Avenue with P O box 173 or at F H Kent’s office at 123 South Third Street.
A civil engineering advertisement by the Pitt Ross County surveyor attorney promotes land scrip for sale. The notice places the office opposite the Morning Journal on Gold avenue and highlights the Land Department and Virginia authority.
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