Costly First Inning Dooms Griffiths Men In Loss
New York Nationals use hot bats for an easy win after a disastrous first inning by Griffiths men. The American League results show Boston over Detroit 6 to 5, and other scores including Cleveland 3 Washington 2 and Detroit 7 Boston 2 in day games. National League results include New York 7 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 3 with Cincinnati 5 Boston 2. Umpire disputes marred the Boston Detroit game. Killian ejected after pushing the umpire over a decision on Parent’s hit.
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National League Games On Tap Across Three Cities
Three NL matchups scheduled today feature New York visiting St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Boston traveling to Cincinnati for key early season showdowns.
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Chicagoumps Crush New Yorks In First Inning Rally
The Chicagos defeated the New Yorks 8 to 3 after a five run first inning. Hogg struggled early, then settled, while Owen kept New Yorks hits down. Key plays included a sensational catch by Yeager and a costly fielding error sequence that fueled Chicago scoring. Attendance reached 19,000 as Griffith relieved in the eighth.
Cleveland tops Washington as foes win third straight
Cleveland beats Washington 3 1 in the final inning on a double and a single. Washington fielding miscues and timing issues aided the visitors as Knoll and Buelow produced key hits. Cody Hess allowed three hits while Patten struggled in relief. Attendance reached 2,316.
Yale Wins 1905 Baseball Championship At Polo Grounds
Yale defeats Princeton 8 to 5 in the third game to clinch the 1905 championship before about 11 000 fans at the Polo Grounds. Jackson pitched for Princeton, Byram started for Yale and was lifted after early trouble. Kinney hit a decisive three run homer for Yale as the crowd roared and sang Boola Boola.
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia To Take Game Amid Hit Bunching
St. Louis and Philadelphia tied on hits but the Cardinals benefited from timely hits to win 6 to 2. Key plays included three-base hits by Schreck Koehler and Cross and a home run by Stone. Attendance was 9,004 as Plank and Glade pitched for the teams.
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New York Defeats St Louis In Hot-Weather Game
Mathewson starts for New York and dominant pitching helps the visitors win 8 to 2. St Louis struggles with heat and late scoring, while Brain hits a tying home run for New York and Wiltse closes strong.
Huggins Leads Boston Past Cincinnati in Late Rally
Boston edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 after a seventh inning burst, with two Cincinnati errors, two stolen bases, and three timely hits giving the locals a commanding lead. Huggins, Barry, Seymour, and Abbatichio featured for Boston atop a tight pitchers’ duel. Attendance reached 4,526 at the game narrated by umpire Emslie.
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Rochester Puzzler Edges Jersey City in Narrow Shutout Escape
Eastern League report says Rochester struggled offensively as Jersey City nearly avoided a shutout. Rochester's only run came in the ninth on Manning's single and Barclay's long drive to left. Cleary pitched well for Rochester but Jersey City scored three runs on five hits.
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Cleary
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Man’ng
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Laroy Shuts Newark as Montreal Tops 3 0
Newark fell 3 to 0 to Montreal with Laroy in strong pitching form. Laroy struck out Swander with bases loaded and limited Newark to two hits while Mahling and Conner fanned with runners on. Meaney Bannon and Hartman led Montreal offense as Hesterfer pitched for Newark. Umpire Hassett presided over a one hour forty five minute game.
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Providence Wins Opening Inning Rally To Top Buffalo
Providence drove Greene from the mound in the first inning scoring five runs on a walk a sacrifice hit five singles and two errors as Buffalo failed to recover The scoreboard shows Providence 5 Buffalo 0 after the opening frame with Greene Thomas Nops and McAllister pitching for Providence and Glass burner McAllister catching for Buffalo
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Toronto Falls to Baltimore in Well Played Game
Baltimore defeated Toronto in a well played contest. Mason and McGee pitched well with strong support from teammates. Score by innings shows Baltimore 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Toronto 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 1. Batteries Mason and Byers, McGee and Taft.
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Montreal at Newark and Montreal at Newark game noted
Scores and standings snippets show teams Buffalo Providence Rochester Toronto Montreal and Newark in early baseball standings. Holy Cross Harvard game anticipated after a 6 to 3 sixth inning lead for a Cambridge, Massachusetts crowd on June 17.
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Holy Cross Edges Harvard 9-8 in Late Inning Rally
Holy Cross rallied to beat Harvard 9 to 8 as Castle sparked the comeback with key hits while Flynn drove in the winning run with a two bagger in the last inning. Spring pitched well but received weak support and Holy Cross claimed its second win over Harvard this season.
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Brown forfeits baseball game against Columbia in ninth inning
Providence June 17 Columbia forfeited the game with Brown University at Andrews Field after leaving the field in Columbia's half of the eighth inning. With bases loaded and two out Kenney hit to Jones who threw to second forcing Collins but Dickinson was knocked off the base. The umpire ruled the runner out and the side retired. Brown won 9 to 0 after visitors argued and left the field. Batteries Ehmake and Higgins Tilt and Carter. Umpire Mr McAleer. Time of game one hour forty five minutes. Attendance unknown.
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South Atlantic League Scores This Evening
Jacksonville defeated Columbia 4 to 0 while Savannah beat Macon 4 to 2 and Augusta topped Charleston 8 to 2 in minor league baseball action.
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Macon
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American Association Scores Report
In Minneapolis and Louisville games the American Association results show Louisville defeating Minneapolis 6 to 2 while St Paul edges Toledo 5 to 2. Indianapolis records a blank entry against Kansas City 8 with another 6 to 3 outcome for Columbus over Milwaukee 6 to 0.
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Tie results from New York State League standings
Scranton and Troy each tied 2 2 while Albany led with 7 at the New York State League results. Wilkesbarre added 5, Syracuse 4, and Utica 2 in a balanced set of scores.
Connecticut League Scores Report
Hartford 2 Bridgeport 1. Meriden 7 Holyoke 2. New London 4 Springfield 0. New Haven 4 Norwich 1.
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Southern League Scores Noted For Tonight
In a set of games Birmingham defeated Atlanta 6 to 0 while New Orleans routed Little Rock 8 to 0. Nashville beat Montgomery 7 to 4 and Memphis edged Shreveport 7 to 6 in later action.
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Resolute Base ball Club Leads Brooklyn Amateur League Race
The Resolute Baseball Club, successor to Long Island Business College, leads the six-team Brooklyn Amateur Baseball Association with a clean slate after early games. Prospect Park Y M C A sits second with three wins in four contests as the league marks its twenty-fifth season with May 30 to Aug 26 play at Prospect Park parade grounds.
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Trout Hungry for Flies Across Several Streams
Reports from anglers say trout fishing is excellent after recent rains and many insects appeared in streams around Shohola Beaver Kill Half Way Brook Pine Kill Sands Creek and Narrowsburg. Notable catches include a ninety fish string near Shohola with a largest fish of 1.5 pounds and other sizable catches at Beaver Kill and Pine Kill.
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Baseball doubleheader ends in split for champions and Detroit
Boston game reports a morning win for the visitors 7 to 2 as Detroit and the champions split the doubleheader. Nits in the eighth inning helped Detroit take the morning result.
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia in Ten Innings 3 to 2
Pittsburg Pennsylsania edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings at home today. Clarke batted for Phillippe in the ninth, doubled to drive Ritchey in from second for the tying run. Leach delivered the decisive hit in the tenth.
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Williamstown Amherst Clash Prompt Decisive Win
In Williamstown Massachusetts Amherst defeated Williams 5 to 3 while Red Bank New Jersey Red Bank defeated Clifton A C of Newark 5 to 4. New Brunswick Rutgers beat Rutgers Alumni 17 to 7 and Pennington New Jersey Pennington defeated Trenton 9 to 0.
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Atlantic Yacht Club schedules cruise from Larchmont to Newport
The Atlantic Yacht Club sets a revised cruise itinerary starting July 5 at Larchmont instead of Oyster Bay and proceeding to Morris Cove July 6, New London July 7, Shelter Island July 8, Block Island July 10, Newport July 12 for the ocean race home after Shelter Island July 11.
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Princeton shortstop Samuel Reid Jr elected for next year
Samuel Reid Jr, Princeton shortstop, was elected to succeed Captain Wells next year. He is a senior with one year left to play and is considered among the top college players at the position this year. He is very popular with his teammates.
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