Champions Outplayed and Were Shut Out by St Louis
National League results show Chicago defeating New York 4 to 0 while St Louis blanked Brooklyn 6 to 0. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 as standings update and yesterday's scores are listed.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
7
Games On Tap In Major League Action Today
New York visits Chicago and Brooklyn plays St Louis while Philadelphia faces Cincinnati and Boston meets Pittsburg in early matchups. In the American League St Louis travels to New York with Cleveland at Boston and Philadelphia hosts Chicago in a busy day of ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York Re
Phila’ Phia
Pittsburg
Cicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
Eas
Cleveland
Phia
Oxl
Chicago
el Petroit
New York
National League
New. York
Philadelphia
American League
Deprest
Washington
Baseball Today
American League Park
Americans
Chicago Hands New York a 4–0 Shutout in Uneven Tilt
In Chicago on June 11 Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0. Reulbach pitched masterfully scattering six hits and steering the visitors’ offense into silence. The crowd swarmed Selee’s dugout after a near flawless ninth inning as Chicago claimed the opening game of the series. Attendance 24,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Reulbach
Dahlen
McGraw
Selee
New Yorks
Kew
York
Harfor RI
Ribpo AE Slagle
Donlin
Schulte
Browne
Malon
McGann
Chance
Bresn'n
Qi Tinker
Strang
Stricklett Blows Lead as St Louis Beats Brooklyn 6 4
In St Louis on June 11 Brooklyn lost 6 4 after Stricklett’s tough sixth inning. St Louis built a three run advantage, then a deluge of hits produced five runs in the sixth. Key moments included two bases on balls and a costly thrown ball at first. Beckley Lumley and Lumley led St Louis with multiple extra-base hits while Brooklyn’s Danleavy and Dobbs contributed. Attendance listed as 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Stricklett
Hanston
Shay
Shan On
Sheck
Arndt
Lumiey
Beckley
Gessler
Strick'tt
Jo la
Brooklyn le
AE Don Ac
Grady
Lumley
Atch
Burke
Danleavy
Dobbs
Thielman
Ean Jokson
Mr. Kiem
St. Lois
Muddy Cincinnati Showers: Pittinger Shuts Philadelphia
In Cincinnati on a rainy day the game was played in the mud with rain delaying action. Pittinger pitched well for Philadelphia as Cincinnati managed a 6 to 1 score against the visitors, with key hits by Gleason and Quffy and a pair of two-base hits setting the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittinger
Philadelphia
Airpoa BE
Airpoae Hug
Harry
Gleason
Kelly
Court'y
Seyarr
Pitas
Corran
O McGee
Odawell
Bridw's
Doolin
Sat de Shock Sehief
Doo
Baseball game summary with batter events and pitching notes
First base on balls went to Pittinger, a sacrifice by Barry, Pittinger, and Gleason. Strikeouts recorded for Hahn five innings, Pittinger three, Chech two. Passed balls by Schlel. Hits tallied seven by Hahn in five innings and two by Chech in four. Time of game one hour thirty five minutes. Attendance 7,128. Johnstone on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnity
PGA
Oaks
New
Reulbach
Wilise
Messrs
Bausewine and Emslie
Pittinger
Barry
Gleason
Hahn
Chech
pall—Schlel
Papeee Johnstone
Toronto Umpire Decision Decides Newark Rainout Victory
Eastern League report from Newark on June 11 notes Toronto won 4 to 3 over Newark thanks to key umpire calls by Conway. Newark protested a plate out and a second interference verdict, drawing crowd unrest with police needed to restrain fans. Loeffers homered for Toronto as Conway warned and Newark challenged calls throughout a two hour game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Torontos
Conway
Newarks
Jones
O'Hagan
Taft
Capt. Corbit
Providence Beats Rochester In Rocky Point Batting Carnival
Special to The New York Times Providence Rhode Island June 11 Providence and Rochester staged a batting carnival at Rocky Point with Providence prevailing 8 to 6. Cronin yielded three singles in the third inning as Rochester built an early lead, then Providence rallied in the third and next two innings with timely hits to erase the deficit. Cronin Nops Thomas Schultz Cleary Steelman batteries. Attendance 4,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
Rochester
Rocky Point
Cronin
Dane
R.H.F
Rocheser
Nops
Thomas
Schultz, Cleary
Steelman
Baseball Scores and Games Across Multiple Parks and Cities
The report lists numerous baseball matchups with teams and scores across venues in Baltimore Jersey City Montreal Buffalo and New York area parks. It includes games at Olympic Field Manhattan Marquette Oval Alaska Park Clifton Equitable Park Murray Hill and more with results like Baltimore Giants T AES and Ridgewood Philadelphia Giants 5. The fragment cites many teams such as Cuban X Giants All Americans Central Islips Visitation All Cubans and Brookyn F C alongside locations including Bay Ridge White Plains Perth Amboy and Far Rockaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Oval
East Side House
Educational Alliance
Olympic Field
Manhattan
Cuban X Giants
Marquette Oval
Marquette
Bordentown
Alaska Park
Alaska
Clifton
Equitable Park
Murray Hill
Baltimore Giants
TAES
John’s Oval
St. John’s
Parkville
Ridgewood
Philadelphia Giants
Brighton
Apache A. C
Visitation Field
Allentown
Visitation
Brighton Oval
Brighton A. C
Brooklyn F C
van Nest
Vermont
White Plains
Perth Amboy
Ockaway
Northvale
Far Rock
Silent Grid Scores From Undefined Matchups
The record lists scattered city pairings with mixed scores including Minneapolis, Columbus, Indianapolis, Toledo, Milwaukee, Kansas City and Kansas City, with uneven margins and no clear victors or dates. The fragment suggests a sports scoreboard snapshot lacking context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
U. Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
New York State League Scores Fragment
Fragmentary list shows Binghamton with 10 points, Troy 12, Albany D, Syracuse aS. Missing context and complete figures limit interpretation of standings or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Troy
Albany
Syracuse
Foreign built steam yacht Corona joins Atlantic fleet
The new steam yacht Corona, built in Scotland by Hawthorn & Co. Leith, arrived via Capt Page after leaving Leith May 20 and St Michaelst May 30. Purchased by Henry A Laughlin of Pittsburgh, she rode heavy seas with smooth handling and will join the Atlantic Yacht Club fleet under its color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Henry A. Laughlin
Pittsbury
Hawthorn & Co
Leith
Scotland
Page
St. Michael's
New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Joyce defeats Hynes in four mile race at Celtic Park
In front of about 15000 spectators at Celtic Park Long Island City John Joyce, Irish American champion, wins a tight four mile contest over Galway star Tom Hynes. Joyce leads near the finish by eighteen inches after a tense final sprint. Hynes reports poor condition and seeks another race while Joyce receives a warm ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hynes
Galway
Ireland
Celtic Park
Long Island City
John Joyce
Hynes
Joyce
Galway Men's Association
N. A. Seward
N. A. Seward, ‘Mavier Athletic_ Association
F. ‘Greene
Xavier A. A
H. N. Cary
Pastime A. C
H. McDonald
A. Coates
Navier A. C
Co. Ginenter
Mohawk A. C
J. Sweeney
J. Joyce
A. A
Thomas Hynes
New West Side Athletic Club monthly games summary
Morning events at the club grounds Fifty fourth Street and Eighth Avenue drew a strong crowd. Contests featured a string of disqualifications in the half mile walk and swift finishes in sprints and field events. Chester Peabody and H J Edwards led the dash events while Thomas Stone won the half mile, and D J McDonald topped the 56 pound weight throw with solid marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West Side Athletic Club
Fifty-fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Chester Peabody
H. J. Edwards
William Beekman
William Beckman
G. Merz
Daniel Frank
Thomas Stone
Economy Auto Run Ended From Brooklyn To Southampton
Four of twelve starters in the automobile run from Brooklyn to Southampton and back reported in at the Long Island Automobile Clubhouse last night. The aim was to assess commercial possibilities of touring by car. Start was 9:30 A M Saturday. Palmer led, reporting at 6:50 P M. After all twelve report, a meeting will let drivers present trip reports, including gas consumption and expenses. Healey, second, noted some officer speed issues but nothing serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Southampton
Long Island Automobile Clubhouse
Palmer
Healey
Philadelphia rowing clubs eye permanent regatta course and youth program
The Friendship Boat Club will form a committee to secure a permanent Pelham Bay course with support from Atlantas members Alderman J R Davies and other oarsmen. Clubs consider schoolboys shells, a citywide league, and intercity races with Philadelphia and Boston as plans unfold. A protested quarter mile race sparked debate over currents and a $100 to $500 prize challenge between Titus Weseley Fuessel and Titus, with West of Undine Barge Club offering a 440 yard race cap for July 4 regatta. The Saturday race time of 1 10 beats the Cambridge record by 0 18, underscoring a fast race on a historic course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Bay
Friendship Boat Club
Atalantas
Luther Gulick
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Titus
Weseley
Fuessel
Undine Barge Club of
Schuylkill River
Joseph Bergen
Cambridge
More Trouble Wins Class Q Sloops at Gravesend Bay Cup
The Marine and Field Club Cup race at Gravesend Bay produced a reversal in Class Q sloops. More Trouble by W H Childs won with Quest skippered by F J Harens taking second and Ojigwan owned by George H Reiners finishing third after two prior wins. Start reported at 3 05 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Field Club
H. Childs
Quest
F. J
Havens
Ojigwan
G. E. Reiners
Saetta
G. H. Church
Ogeemah
Alfred’ Mackayeee
A. H. Platts
Holcomb
German Gymnasts Arrive for North American Meet in New York
Sixteen German gymnasts from the Gymnastic Federation of Germany arrived in New York yesterday en route to Indianapolis for the quadrennial German Gymnastic Union of North America games. They, led by Prof. Frita e F. Bronson Kessler of Stuttgart, include several champions and will compete against American Turn Vereins. They were welcomed at the New York Turn Verein and will depart on Wednesday aboard the Mol Denver for Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Gymnastic Federation of Germany
Indianapolis
German Gymnastic Union of North
Frita E F. Bronson Kessler
Stuttgart
T- Brandenbarger
H. Berger
Grade
K. Gutsch
T. Garry
W.W. Goering
E Kuhr
Fred Wolf
H. Kuhr
J Keyl
Abe
A. Mayer
G. Meyer
Germany
New York
Turn Verein
G. Scholer
Mol
Invader Entered in Eastern and New York Fleet Race
Vice Commodore of the Larchmont Yacht Club has entered the schooner Invader in the ocean race from Marblehead to Halifax, Aug 21, as part of the Eastern and New York Yacht Club fleets. Corona, owned by Arthur F. Luke, is the first entry. Elmina, a new schooner by Ary Smith design, is expected to enter with Roy A. Rainey noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Halifax
Marblehead
Corona
Arthur F. Luke
F. F. Brewster
Elmina
Roy A. Rainey
Arrival of Buyers At Major Hotels
A list of buyers visiting from multiple cities including Barton T. K. of Cedar Rapids and Baum & Balz of Cincinnati, staying at Hotel Breslin and Hotel Navarre. Other entities cited are Bixby H. M. Co. of Salem and Burghardt Brothers Co. of Cincinnati, with representations in dry goods clothing and laces, amid hotel accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
P. P. Brehm
B. Petherick
Union Square
Water Cumberland
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
Atlanta
B. Davison
Broadway
Emery Dry Goods Company
Danville
Til
L. Platt
Church Street
Breslin
Field, Marshall, & Co
Chicago, Ill
C. E. Catlin
Worth Street
Baltimore
J. M. Laucheimer
Lowenstein, B., & Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Kilpatrick
Boys
Leonard Street
Albert
May Company
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Oldreive
Washington Place
McClure Nation Company
Knoxville
J. S. McClure
Nations
Grand Hotel
Miller & Paine
Tiincoln
Neb
G. M.dougall
Farlington
McCarthy
D.; & Sons
Syracuse
N. Y
C. Cohen
Victoria Hotel
Nugent, B., & Brother Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Ll. Lyon
St. Denis
Porteous & Mitchell
Norwich
Conn
J. Porteous
White Street
Rich M., & Brothers Company
H. G. Bass
Earlington
Rothschild & Co
Chicago
Ill
Miss Driscoll
Spear Brothers
Middletown
L Spear
Steifel
Strauss & Conner
Rochester
S. L. Steifel
Hotel Astor
Stein & Co
A. Stein
Remnants
Herald Square
Shillito
John, Company
Cincinnati
M. Wickersham
Imperial
Shepard Company
Providence
BR. T
W. R. Briggs
Tootle, Wheeler & Motter Mercantile Company
St. Joseph
D. C
Barton
T. K
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Baum & Balz
A. Baum
Hotel Breslin
Bixby
Salem
Mass
H. M. Bixby
Westminster Hotel
Burghardt Brothers & Co
Co. A. Burghardt
Navarre
Barr, William, Dry Goods Company
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Quffy
Gleagon
Brans
Soffel
Toronto
Rooters
The
Rirpoa
Murphy
UO Harley
Tig
Mitkman
White
Murray
Asare Gatins
Soffer
Yee
Cote
Brien
Wagner
Lo Hest
Toft
Beery
Cot Shea
Falk
Mahbling
McGoon
Poe
Cowper
Hesterfer
Testerfer
Falkemberg
Falkenberg
Sotfel
mit-Rapp
Ilesterfer
Harley
Stollen
O' Hagan
Pilay
Shea
Mr. Conway
OS WY
Newty PLC
Buffalo
LANG
Jersey City
Big
Newark Sy Ieep
Montreal
American Association
New York State League
Scotch Yacht Corona
W. Andrews
Wood Dawson
D. J.mcdonald
S. P. Gillies
E. Correll
H. Bresnan
J. Correll
J. Coyne
Long Island
H. P
Royal Victoria
Electric Vehicle Company
West 39Th Street
Metropolitan Opera House
Auto Mars
H.brown CO
E.38th St
Texteras
Pelham Bay Project
West
El-Bart
Great Northern Railway
W. M. Lowrie
General Eastern
PrUdential Building
Buffalo, N. Y
St. J. Ellison
New York City
Whitney
ST. Paul
Minn
Marine, and Field Club Cup
WWE
Naptha
Allgrocers
Miller
the Pennsylvania Soap CO
Lancaster, Pa
American Union
Yacht Invader
Arnheim
Broadway and
9Th St
Iszier
Marine Motors
the Lozier Motor Company
Bissells
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Chelsea
Tay
28Th ST. Stewart
Victoria Photon
Ricket
Studebaker
Fatrous
7Th Ave
48Th St
Lewis
Clark
Northern Pacific
Portland
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park
North Coast
Seattle
Tacoma
Northern Pacific - Burlington
Billings
A. M. Cleland
W. F. Mershon
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