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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
7
Baseball scores from yesterday show New York 7 Detroit 0. Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 0. Washington 4 St Louis 1. Chicago 3 Boston 1. National League standings and club tallies list New York, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn among top teams with assorted records.
National League schedules feature Boston at New York and Chicago at St. Louis with two games. Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh and Philadelphia meets Washington in the American League lineup with Chicago visiting Detroit and St Louis traveling to Cleveland.
Chesbro was in top form in the season finale as Detroit was shut out 7 to 1. Weather kept crowds small, but New York fielded sharply and hit well, with Mullin driving in the first run and Daugherty stealing second. The Mets, er, New Yorks, benefited from a six inning stretch of hits, with Chase’ s defense praised and Conroy scoring on a sacrifice.
In Boston on June 23 Ferris fumbled in the tag inning as Chicago takes the road win. Burkett tripled in the ninth to center but Boston could not retire the side. Grimshaw was replaced in the ninth. Crucial two-base hits from Seloath Parent Sullivan and a triple by Burkett key the rally. Dineen and Owen split duties on the mound. Attendance 5,281.
Washington rallied to score four runs in the eighth inning aided by an error, as pitcher Wolfe delivered strong work for St Louis in a 4 to 1 win over Washington.
Washington and St. Louis played a 12 inning game with Washington scoring four in the 12th to force a premature end. Notable players include Gleason, Snyder, Stahl, Huelsman, and Wolfe on the mound. Final score shows Washington 12 to St. Louis 10 with 2,105 in attendance.
Philadelphia shut out Cleveland in a well played game as Wad dell scattered hits more than Rhoades. Left on bases Cleveland seven Philadelphia five. Stolen base Hoffman. Two base hits Schreck Murphy. Time of game one hour and twenty five minutes. Umpire Mr Sheridan. Attendance six thousand two hundred twenty nine.
Brooklyn visits Pittsburg for a postponed game and loses 5 to 0. Pittsburg pitcher Flaherty yields no errors and the home team collects timely hits for four earned runs. Dobbs and Hall drive two bases apiece. Stricklett and Flaherty yield the shutout as Brooklyn fails to tally until the third inning.
Eastern League contest between Providence and Jersey City stretched to twelve innings before darkness halted play at 6 6. Clement and McFarland hit successive home runs for Jersey City while Dunn and teammates battled back to tie the score in the seventh and eighth. Attendance reached 1,800 as the game reached three hours with Providence and Jersey City each left with 12 men on base.
Baltimore fell to Newark 5 to 2 as Neal’s wild third inning throw helped Newark build an early lead. Moriarty and a shored fielding miscues by Baltimore contributed to Newark’s win. Moriarty credited with strong relief work. Attendance 1,352 at Newark.
The local team edged their visitors in the eleventh as Joyce reached first on a walk, Pannon saced, and Dyer lined a fast ball that the fielder failed to handle, allowing Joyce to score. Crystal held the locals to one hit through nine innings before the rally.
Buffalo won the second game of the series against Rochester by four to one in Buffalo. Cleary struggled in the first inning but settled in to pitch well, though the early runs proved decisive as Buffalo built a lead before the end of the first. Gatteries Yerkes and McAllister contributed for Rochester while Cleary and Payne worked for Buffalo.
A rough schedule lists matchups including Jersey City at Providence Newark at Baltimore and Toronto at Montreal along with Rochester at Buffalo two games. Additional odds show Baltimore 0 49ers? Noted are Indianapolis and St Paul Columbus 2 Toledo 1 in the American Association context.
On a heavy track at Sheepshead Bay the feature Thistle Stakes went to Go Between with 106 pounds under Diggins, ahead of Geranium and St Valentine. Favorites also won four other races as big fields produced muddy, slow running and some close calls in the six race card yesterday.
The Beacon Steeplechase Stakes for four-year-olds and up runs about two and a half miles over the full steeplechase course. The program listsHighweight handicap for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs on the main course with contenders Roseben Incantation Jake Sanders Line of Life Diamond King Cole Old England Candida Kore Astarita and more. Additional races include The Great Trial Stakes for two-year-olds on the Futurity course, The Advance Stakes for three-year-olds and up over one mile three furlongs, and a five and a half furlong selling for two-year-olds with entrants such as Deux Temmes Rubesque Goli Badse and others.
A newspaper ad defends all wool garments over mercerized cottons. It mocks selling a suit at inflated prices for a cosmetic appearance, invokes P T Barnum style humbugging, and promises truth in labeling.
The Vesper Boat Club eight oared crew, training for the Royal Henley regatta, rowed 7:06 over the Henley course, just 15 seconds off the record. British experts, astonished by the form, expect a strong bid to win the Challenge Cup, with Leander seen as the main rival.
Mineola sailed by Frank Bourne Jones beat Virginia steered by Clinton Crane by nearly twenty seven minutes on a 15 3/8 mile course in light winds. Yankee failed to start and waited then towed ashore while Mineola finished at 5 08 35. Seas and boats faced slow headwinds with one round course shortened from two.
A concise briefing on current fashion trends and style guidance. Highlights include seasonal palette shifts, signature accessories, and grooming tips from notable designers. Practical recommendations target readers seeking polished, modern looks aligned with contemporary runways.
The North American Gymnastic Union festival continued in Indianapolis with Fred Englehart of Melrose New York clearing 22 feet 2 inches in the broad jump. Delegates from the New York Turn Verein and Newark Turn Verein joined larger classes, with AAU officials and George C. Miller from Brooklyn aiding in judging.
J. J. Mulcahy and William M. Varley of the Atalanta Boat Club depart on the Patricia to Hamburg for the German International regatta on July 15 and 16. They will train on the River Alster for two weeks and race in the double scull. A club send off and ocean tug escort accompany their voyage.
H. J. Westfall of Kings County Law Tennis Club captured the handicap singles final on West Side Lawn Tennis Club dirt courts at One Hundred and Seventeenth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. He defeated E. H. Stern in three straight sets 6 4 6 0 6 3 as Westfall’s passing and place shots overwhelmed Stern throughout the match.
A sequence of game scores shows Meriden 4 Hartford 3 and Springfield 6 Bridgeport 3. Norwich 5 Holyoke 1 and New Haven 4 New London 0 reflect another set of results.
Wilkesbarre took a 6 to 3 win over Syracuse while Scranton defeated Binghamton 7 to 3. Albany beat Troy 2 to 5 as Utica edged Troy 4. A. J. and G. posted a 7 to 7 tie with Albany in a four team evening summary.
In a New England League slate, Fall River defeated Nashua 3 to 2, New Bedford beat Lowell 2 to 1, Manchester edged Haverhill 3 to 2, Lynn won 4 to as Concord posted a commanding 38.
Columbia and Savannah each won slipping past Augusta and Charleston 2 1 and 2 0 respectively while Macon beat Jacksonville 1 0. The brief rundown lists results from multiple league games with no further context.
Montgomery beat Atlanta 5 to 3 while Memphis edged Shreveport 4 to 3. Another Memphis loss 0 to 3 at Shreveport. Orleans 9 Lffaorfait remains unclear in standings.
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