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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

7

Cleveland Trounces in Sixteen Innings to Take Win

In a lengthy American League contest, Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 2 after sixteen innings. St Louis beat Detroit 9 to. Cincinnati and St Louis split their National League doubleheader with wins for Cincinnati 5 to 2 and St Louis 2 to 1. In another NL game, Pittsburgh topped Chicago 8 to 3 while Pittsburgh also won 6 to 4 in the second game.

Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Detroit Gleveland Boston St Louis York Gms Pol New York Pittsburg Philaphia Cincinnati St Chicago Louis Brooklyn

Altrock's 16th Inning Duel Ends in Chicago Victory

A 16 inning game between Chicago and Cleveland ends 4 to 3 in favor of Chicago. Altrock shines with nine perfect innings before a sixth inning miscue by Isbell leads to a late Cleveland rally. Dundon errors in the sixteenth seal the loss for Altrock and Cleveland despite Joss and fielding help from Stovall. Attendance reaches 17,480.

Cleveland Chicago Dewey Nick Altreck Isbell Chicagos New York Dundon Altrock Lion Heart Peribpore Jones Olfackson Swett Bar Ode Od AlRuelow OlRemis Joss

St Louis Defeats Detroit After Fast Offensive Start

St Louis beat Detroit 9 to 0 as the Cardinals scored nine runs in the first three innings. Key contributors included O Leary and Vanzant with two bases hits, while Howell, Buchanan and Kitson worked out of trouble. Attendance reached 2,300 with Connolly umpiring.

ST. Louis Detroit Stone Schaefer Moran Cooley Vanzant Koehler Crawf Jones Wallage O'Leary Gleason Lowe Sugden Drill Howell Kitson-p Buch'n Ford Buchanan Kitson Mr.Connolly

Chicago Upends by Pittsburg in Doubleheader Losses

Chicago loses both games to Pittsburg on June 4 as Schulte goes 7-for-8 in the opener and Lundgren gives up the decisive runs in the second. Catcher Carisch sidelined with a split hand. Pittsburg pitchers dominate with timely hits and strong relief.

Chicago Pittsburg Lundgren-at Schulte Carisch

Pfeffer Takes Win as Cubs Edge Pirates in 5 Innings

Pfeffer homer remains a memory as Chicago uses five innings to top Pittsburgh 2 runs to none. Chicago left on base six times to Pittsburgh three. Chance Wagner Clancy McCarthy with two base hits. Clarke Chance sac hits. Schulte O Neill steal. Double plays by Evers Tinker and Chance Tinker Evers and O Neill. Pfeffer one strikeout Case six. Walks Lundgren Pfeffer Case. Lundgren wild pitch. Time two hours. Attendance 14,64.

Chicago Sittsbergs Ave Lepoa Howard Schulte Clarke Maloney Bimont Io Chance Wagner Tinker Mianey Evers Casey Et Kling Ocarisch Wicker O'Pritz Brown Clanery Wgner Gin Strick Flaherty Rexer Mr. Emstie Iptsburg Ribpo Ribpoa E Flagie OlMosard Taht Schulte A Malony Ian Deeene Ork Chance Dleianes Lenk Rier Tinker Oz Evers Rus Ritch'y Bhai Aitaearte O'Neill Peltz Lundg Gcase Aye Pfeffer Beyeaa Hoffman McCarthy Pfeffer Pittsburg Clancy Case Lundgren Amypire Mr. Emslie Buffalo Newark Swand Murphy Birkett Kman Rho Jones Mury Baten Kissinger Patiala Moriarty Scolby F. Murphy Swander Cockman Gatins O’hagan Mr. Egan

St Louis, Cincinnati Split Twin Bill in June Double-Header

In a St Louis doubleheader Cincinnati took the first game 6 5 on McFarland’s wild pitching while Thielman stopped St Louis in the second, lifting Cincinnati to a 3 1 win with a fifth inning triple by Burke and Shannon's RBI single. Attendance 15,000 for game one and 14,600 for game two.

ST. Louis Cincinnati McFarland Thielman Burke Shannon DS Opha Smoot Seymour Warner Dunleavy Odwell Corcoran Hahn Mr. Johnstone Ribpoa Hhug'ns CorrAn Ae Ribpo U Shay Shan'on Agit Sevan Oo Beckley O'Barry Bridw'l FO Rellev Earfoss Usechlei Thinan P.l' i Huggins Zearfoss Barry

Moriarity dominates as Newark defeats Buffalo in Eastern League

Moriarity pitched Newark to a 5 0 win over Buffalo. Jones homered and Gatins excelled in the field while Newark built leads with a fourth and sixth inning surge and added two more in the eighth. Buffalo managed only two scratch hits through most of the game.

New York Times Newark N. J Moriarity Buffalo Jones Gatins

Montreal Beats Providence 7 to 4 at Rocky Point

Montreal won the baseball game against Providence 7 to 4 at Rocky Point. Montreal had timely hitting and 12 hits to Providence 9, while Providence left ten men on base. Batteries Barber and Raub for Montreal with Poole and Thomas for Providence. Attendance about 5,000.

Providence R. I Montreal Rocky Point R.H. E Barber and Raub Poole and Thomas

Teer We BoPee: Buffalo and Rochester Standings

The readable text lists teams Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Newark Baltimore Toronto Providence Montreal with partial scores and percentages, suggesting a sports standings snippet. It shows values like 17 15 400 and four teams tied to city names, indicating a table of results or records from a league.

Teer We BoPee Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Newark Baltimore Toronto Providence Montreal

Montreal at Jersey City and Rochester at Newark

Schedule lists Montréal versus Jersey City and Rochester facing Newark. Also noted Buffalo and Baltimore and Toronto visiting Providence. Entries read as terse game cards for today’s lineup with teams and venues.

Montréal Jersey City Rochester Newark Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Providence

Jersey City Team Defeats Hoboken in Eastern League Game

Errors played a conspicuous part in the Jersey Citys 43 to 7 victory over Hoboken yesterday in Hoboken. The crowd was large but displeased with poor play by both sides. Batting was light throughout as the Jersey City score by innings shows a dominant early lead before final tallies.

Jersey City Hobokens Hoboken Jersey Citys

Baseball Scores From New York State League and American Association

In the New York State League Binghamton edged Scranton 6 to 5 in 10 innings while Albany defeated Trove 115. Lukas of Syracuse beat Wilkesbarre 3 to 0. In the American Association Columbus defeated Indianapolis 5 to 3 and Kansas City beat St Paul 9 to 3. Louisville won 13 to 7 over Toledo in ten innings, Milwaukee shutout Minneapolis 2 to 0.

Binghamton Scranton Albany A. Jand G Lukas Syracuse Wilkesbarre Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City St. Paul Louisville Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis

Local Baseball Scores From Amboy and Brooklyn Parks

Reports from Perth Amboy and Ulmer Park show Perth Amboy scoring against Wilmington 6 to 2. Ulmer Park games feature Barry and Spooner Field Club with scores 8 to 4. Brooklyn Loughlin Oval presents Lyceum versus Original Pattersons with 8 for Patterson’s.

Perth Amboy N. J Wilmington Ulmer Park Re and

Americans Go to Kiel Start of Dover Heligoland Race

American yachts prepare for the Dover Heligoland race with boats like Ailsa and This tle en route to Kiel while others leave Southampton. Lord Brassey may enter Sunbeam as Wol boat was not a contestant. Dagos of participants include Drexel in Margarita and North Star meeting Vanderbilt at Queenstown. Narada and Calanthe arrive at Gibraltar as fellow American yachts reach Kiel and Southampton.

Atlantic Southampton Thistle Ailsa Kiel Hildegarde Endymion Cowes Anthony J. Drexel Lizard Margarita North Star Queenstown Cornelius Vanderbilt Robert Goelet Nahma Venice Arthur Hinckley Calanthe Genoa S. M. Jarvis Priscilla Seillys W. S T. T. Spaulding Isis Boston Smyrna

Pelham Bay to Host New York National Rowing Course

Oarsmen back a Pelham Bay international regatta course proposed by James Pilkington of New York. The two mile waterway with a dike would cost about 140000 to 150000 dollars and serve as a permanent home for national regattas and potential international exchanges with Britain, France and Germany. Leaders from multiple clubs express strong support and pledge help to relocate boathouses and rebuild facilities.

James Pilkington Harlem River Pilkington National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Pelham Bay Hutchinson’ River Rodman New York Hariem Harlem City Island Europe America Pelham Way John O Regan National Association Atalanta Club J. W. Woore Nassau Boat Club United States J.E. Nagle L. A. Lenoir Wyanoke Friendship W. M. Varley Atajlanta Boat Club Charles Allison Friendship Boat H. W. Jannsen N. C. Dosener Atalanta Boat Club Ww. Wirsch Lone Star Toat

Harlem Regatta Upholds Titus Protest Over Race

The Harlem Regatta Committee sustained a protest by former champion Titus regarding a decision in the row race. The ruling keeps Titus' dispute active as officials review the outcome.

Oarsman Titus Harlem Regatta Committee

Regulation dispute over Memorial Day regatta trophy

The Memorial Day regatta judges awarded the quarter mile to Fred Fuessel after Titus protested that the course violated conditions. Fuessel won but Titus appealed citing longer than 440 yards and tidewater. Fuessel refuses to row again. Harlem Rowing Club backs him but offers a new race for a championship course with Titus on a date he chooses.

Ion Fred Fuessel Fuessel Titus Iuessel J. KK. Nagle Harlem Rowing Club

Count Festetics's Patience Wins Austrian Derby

VIENNA June 4 Count Festetics's Patience won the Austrian Derby easily today racing against a small field. The victory adds another prestige win for owner Count Festetics and confirms the horse as a leading Derby contender.

Count Festetics Vienna

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