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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
6
National League champions hurlers overpower visitors in a twelve inning interleague clash. Brooklyn defeats New York 5 1 in twelve innings as other results show tieups and extended play across the circuit.
In a ragged scoring spree the visitors hammered the local lineup with a power display including home runs and triples in a single inning. The crowd cheered as the pitching faltered and Griffith faced tough decisions with Pattmann unavailable.
A garbled recap details NL action with hits and errors from Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis as pitchers Wilhelm, Dahlen, McGee and others are noted. The snippet mentions a twelve inning game and various infield plays, outlining tense moments and scoring by multiple clubs.
A garbled OCR snippet records incomplete baseball scoring data including player names Donahue and Smith, a 5 a.m. timestamp, umpire credit, and partial line about Detroit and St. Louis. The legible items mention a 2 to 2 score and various stray terms, leaving the main outcome unclear.
Fragmented recap shows teams and players from the Eastern League with erratic scoring, mentions Providence, Memphis, Shreyepor, Montgomery and others, plus notes on registration and pacing. The text includes garbled lines about games, totals, and player names with unclear context or dates.
A damaged OCR style sports brief describes a horse racing event with mentions of Handspring Pat, the Flick Flip filly, Page stables and trainer names. It notes a favored winner with high prices and a fast race, though many details remain unreadable.
London reports Danny Maher the American jockey is racing at Epsom today in pursuit of the Derby win aboard Lora Rosebergie Cicero. The card includes the Great Sirr Post Stakes over five furlongs and a Coronation Cup victory by Pretty Folly making her first appearance this season.
Yale's tennis squad won both the singles and doubles titles at the Manhattan championship staged on dirt courts of the West Tennis Club. The team defeated Grant, Ives, and Roberts Rosigg in straight sets as part of a standout performance led by Frederick G and a strong showing from Parson and Hackett in key rounds.
North Jersey Country Club at Paterson hosts the New Jersey amateur qualifier with a strong field led by Frank Reinhart of Princeton and John Ward of Montclair. Reinhart shoots 77 to win medal play as Ward narrowly loses by one hole in the afternoon match.
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