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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
7
Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in fourteen innings as McGinnity and Mathewson were hit hard, while Pittsburgh Quakers dropped a long contest. Other games saw Detroit 7, Washington 6 and Boston 7 St Louis 1. In standings Cleveland leads with Philadelphia close behind.
The American League slate lists St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, and Chicago at Washington. In the National League New York visits Pittsburgh, Brooklyn plays Cincinnati, Philadelphia goes to St. Louis, and Boston visits Chicago.
A dull game between the Greater New Yorks and Cleveland turned heated in the fifth inning after Fultz reached on a miscue and a daring play at the plate. Umpire O’Loughlin ruled the runner safe prompting a scuffle with Griffins and Buelow before play resumed, Cleveland winning 5 to 4 on timely hits and errors.
In Philadelphia a fourteen inning game saw Chicago prevail over Philadelphia. Jones secured the winning bunt in the fourteenth, scoring on George Davis's double after both teams had early runs due to errors. Davis, Wad dell and White pitched well for Chicago while Philadelphia showcased Holmes and Wad dell with key hits and passes. Detroit and Washington also played a close contest with Detroit winning by a late rally and benefitting from nine walks in the eighth inning.
Stated in a compact box score style game record, Killian allowed four strikeouts while Killian struck out four. Mullin and Anderson each stole two bases. Patten issued four walks. Washington and Detroit made errors. Time of game was two hours and ten minutes with 3 563 attendance.
In Pittsburgh today the Pirates rallied from a five run first inning to dominate New York. Leever canceled by Phillippe, McGinnity knocked out early as Mathewson struggled. Donlin starred with three singles and a triple as Pittsburgh tallied twelve runs. Final score 12 to 6 with Donlin leading the visitors’ offense.
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 14 to 2 as Scanlon handles the mound with ease. Reported Cincinnati manager Hanton disputed as false. Hanlon dismissed the rumor. Scoring included base hits by Barry Seymour Corcoran and Odwell with 11,800 in attendance.
Out by Yerkes and Clarkson circulating in a compact box score. Two base hits credited to Delehanty Gettman Keister Merritt. Stolen bases by Gettman Murphy Hill Keister McAuley. Sacrifice hits credited to Bean Merritt Wood. Yerkes hit by pitch once. Umpire Mr Zimmer. Time of game about 1 hour 45 minutes. Attendance around 3,400.
Newark lost 3 to 2 in thirteen innings as Rapp homered in the first and scored the deciding run in the thirteenth. Newark led early, Toronto tied in the seventh, then won by Rapp's late run. Hassett officiated a two hour and ten minute game with errors by Toronto and Newark contributing to the narrow outcome.
Stupid base running and slow play nearly cost Baltimore in the opener as they rallied in the ninth inning for a 3 to 2 victory over Montreal. Egan illness forced changes with Leroy and Hearne umpiring. Bannon disputed Leroy and quit, Barber replacing him.
Providence defeated Rochester 4 to 1 in a well played game. Poole struck out eight and gave up five hits to earn the win. Rochester’s lone run came in the eighth on errors by Rock. Batteries Poole and Thomas. Walters and Steelman. Attendance about 1,500.
Columbia defeated Charleston 7 to 4 while Jacksonville beat Savannah 4 to 0 and Augusta won 4 to 2 against Macon in recent league action.
The clipped box shows teams Wasa Weeake-Pie Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Rochester Newark Providence Montreal with partial scores and percentages. The data hints at a league table with win loss marks and shooting percentages but lacks full context.
Reading lists show Buffalo visiting Jersey City, Toronto at Newark, Montreal at Baltimore, and Rochester at Providence with schedule pairings across cities. It notes upcoming hockey fixtures across multiple venues and teams.
Dartmouth pitcher Ralph Glaze allowed no hits and struck out fourteen to defeat Columbia University 6 to 1. Dartmouth succumbed to two errors but broke the game open with a strong early lead, while Tyler was hit freely for Columbia. Glaze, Dartmouth’s ace for three years, likely finished his college career with this shutout effort.
Syracuse 9 Albany 2. Wilkesbarre 2 A J and G 0. Tuea 3 Scranton 0. Binghamton 6 EPOy pd.
In Chicago Willis limited the White Sox to four hits but took a 7 6 defeat in the tenth. Abbatichio mishandled Maloney’s grounder allowing the go ahead run as Maloney advanced and scored on Ever’s single. Boston won in the 10th after a sequence featuring a stolen base and timely hits.
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Dunleavy and Magee drive runs. Taylor shows work on mound for St Louis while Sparks yields the other run. Attendee count about 1,200 at Sportsman’s Park.
Jersey City defeated Buffalo 3 to 1 as Clarkson fanned ten in nine innings while Buffalo’s Yerkes drove in two runs with a pair of doubles in the eighth. Errors aided Jersey City in securing the win.
Red Knight won the Gravesend feature over one mile fourteen with a track record 2:05 1-5 for the mile and a quarter. Go-Between chased hard to a narrow defeat by a head as Red Knight regained form, with English Lad third after a long rally. Guiding Star led from the start to win the Suburban Trial by three lengths.
Opening day of Plainfield Horse Show Association exhibits high class harness horses in green meadow setting. Mrs John Gerken’s Newsboy and Shopgirl win tandem class. Newsboy also wins single harness blue alongside Mignonette and Pride. Red Raven Centennial Onerios top jumpers from Westchester Farm. Lord Minto earns extra prize.
Bridgeport 10 New Haven. Norwich 4 New London 1. Meriden unknown Hartford 2. Springfield 11 Holyoke 10. Local score summary notes a mix of wins and losses across cities in the league standings.
A compact score snippet shows American Association results with Louisville over St. Paul five to four, Columbus ten to two over Minneapolis, Toledo four to three against Kansas City, and Indianapolis six to one over Milwaukee.
Atlanta 0. Montgomery 3. New Orleans 3. Nashville 4. Little Rock 7. Birmingham 7. Memphis 8.
James Braid won the Open Championship at St Andrews with 618 total strokes. He led after the third round with 237 and finished the final round in 81. American Willie Anderson was eliminated after the second round. Aleck Smith also failed to place in the money winners. Braid previously held the Britain title in 1901.
In the Metropolitan Handicap pool tournament at the Strollers Club, Reginald K. Pierce defeated Clarence E. McMahon 125 to 110 after McMahon’s run of 125. J Bullard Blair beat William E. Carhart Jr 125 to 98. Other second round results include Herbert H. Childs over Howard A. Colby by default and Louis Casper over Henry W. Boettger Jr by default. Third round saw Pierce defeat McMahon 125 to 110, John A. Ryan over Jan Strus-Struskiewicz, and Evan A. Gamble over William Carpenter Camp with various scores posted.
Charles H. Seeley, last week's metropolitan champion, was eliminated in the Knollwood Club tournament semis near White Plains. He lost to Jerome D. Travers who had earlier won the opening round low score prize. Semifinalists include J. Campbell-Phillips and H. L. Phillips competing for the Vice President's trophy.
Today Saturday June 10 lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, high water marks and ship schedules for the day. It notes outgoing steamships and key harbor times with local nautical references and times.
Additional supplementary mails are open on the piers of the American English French and German transatlantic steamers and remain open until ten minutes before sailing. List of incoming steamships includes Algonquin Calderon Cedric Comal Hardanger St. Louis Weimar and others arriving at various ports with times and destinations.
From Port Said Falk arrives on June 9 while Carpathia reaches Queenstown and Koranna docks at Adelaide on June 9 Graf Waldersee is reported at Hamburg on June 7 and Sicilia at Genoa on June 7 all aligning in early June maritime movements.
A list of ships with origins and arrival dates including Cufic Dover June 9 Deutschland Dover June 9 Byron Pernambuco June 5 Alberta Palermo June 3 Elise Marie Shields June 6 Numidian Glasgow June 8 Bremen New York Scilly June 9 La Campine New York Scilly June 9 Colorado New York Lizard June 8 Noordam New York Lizard June 9. For Latest Marine Intelligence See Page 1.
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