Chase and Dougherty Defeat Greater New Yorks in Boston
In Boston, Chase and Dougherty delivered the winning run in the twelfth inning as Greater New Yorks fell. Police guarded the umpire during the tense finish.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
9
Scores of Yesterday's Baseball Games
National League results include New York 2 Boston 1 in 12 innings, Philadelphia 7 over Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 18 over Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 8 over Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 2 over St. Louis 1 in 18 innings. American League shows Boston 8 over New York 0, Chicago 2 Detroit 1, St Louis 8 over Cleveland 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnaiti
S. Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Fae
HLS
Philaphia
Detroit
Ag Boston
Scheduled baseball games listed for today
New York visits Brooklyn at 7. Pittsburg plays St Louis. Cincinnati travels to Chicago. Cleveland goes to Chicago. Detroit heads to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bowerman Drives N L Home In Twelve Inning Win Over Boston
The National League champions defeated the Bostons 2 1 in twelve innings. Bowerman scored the winning run on a slide after Cannell dropped an easy fly and Wannell fumbled at the plate. Early Boston run came from Abbativhio in the first inning. Mathewson relieved in the ninth and New York pulled ahead in the twelfth after pressure in the outfield. Umpire Johnstone oversaw a tense, crowded scene as police protected players. Attendance 12 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Bostons
Bowerman
Cannell
Mathewson
Wannell
Abbatichiv
Neelham
Vrup Johnstone
Jasot
Needhin Mignronsiv
Abbatichic
Wainire
Young
Bolo Grounds
Boston
Donlin
McGann
an—Mertes
Dolan
Dahlen
AiiGann
New York
Devlin
Gilbert
Rando
Needham
Taylor
Raymer
Browne
Tura
Abbativhio
Delmanty
Bass
Leff "Mathewson
Payvlor
Denhanty
Doubledey
Waylor
Mr. Johnstone
Tie ends in eighteen innings as Chicago and St Louis duel
In a record eighteen inning major league pitchers duel Taylor versus Reulbach Chicago wins 2 1 on a late double and triple Schulte and Maloney drive runs. Scoring features include a ninth inning equalizer by Clarke and strong defensive work by Reulbach’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Taylor
Reulbach
Maloney
Hance
Gending Clark Hiome
Hicago
Schulte
Tinker and Chance Spark Cubs In High Scoring Clash
Evers doubles and double plays drive the Cubs with Tinker and Chance keying attacks. Slashed steals by Slash Maloney and others, multiple errors and bases on balls highlight a three hour ten minute game with 200 in attendance. Umpires Causewine and O Day officiated.
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Evers
Tinker
Chance
Warner
Arndt
Kling
Ivers
Slash
Maloney
Shay
Balis
Taylor
Reulbach
Hasces
St. Louis
Chicago
Messrs
Causewine and
O'Day
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader on Poor Fielding
In Philadelphia on June 1944 Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader as Brooklyn’s fielding woes fueled Philadelphia’s two wins. Dobbs and Magee led late offense while Eason and Sparks battled on the mound in a brisk two-game set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ribpor B
Ribportt Dobbs
WiThomas
de Lumley
L Gessler
Titu Bateh
Bris Rabb
Doulin
Bergen
Devin
Ritter
Cincinnati Wins Overtime Style—Baseball Card Game Summary
Ten hits and four runs in the first three and a half innings gave Cincinnati a lead. Pittsburgh could not overcome the early deficit as Leever lasted four innings and Cincinnati finished strong in a snappy errorless game. Attendance was 5,270.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Leever
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Cincinnate
E . Ribpoa
Clarke
Huggins
Ao B'mont
Barry
Sebring
Pidwell
Zoh'tle
Phelps
Ate Phe *McBride
Oth Uj Walker
Boston Defeats Greater New Yorks 8 to 0 on Wild Throws
In Boston, Chase and Dougherty misthrows lead to three scores as the champions shut out Greater New Yorks 8 to 0. Stahl and Grimshaw reach on miscues, Collins scores on a wild throw, and Hege dominates on the mound while Boston’s defense shines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Chase
Dougherty
New Yorks
Bostons
Stahl
Grimshaw
Collins
Tannehill
Young
Hege
Ferris
Yeager
Loston
New York
Rubpoa
Selach
Lough'y
Tool Deeley
Rukett
Evris
Niger
Ai Eiaw
Yan Hill
Seung
Saan
Powell
Arita
White, Killian shine as Detroit tops Chicago 8 to 0
Detroit built an early two run lead and White pitched a splendid game to blank Chicago 8 to 0. Killian allowed the visitors only scattered baserunners while Detroit staked a big cushion with a wild first inning and strong defense. Attendance 5,000 at Detroit.
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Detroit
Nillian
Chicago
White
Peeee O'Leary
Cooley
Holmes
Ikman
Ate Bavis
SB. WY
Craw’ d. Rfi
Don’ Hue
Acu
Ein Bot
Orise
Schifor
GlSulliva
Cleveland Homecoming Ended in Loss to St Louis
Cleveland fell to St Louis 8 to 2 in a seven inning game called to let the visitors catch a train. Joss faced heavy hitters with poor Cleveland support and Howell puzzled after the first inning. Key moments include Stovall Wallace and a three base hit for Wallace and a two base trio for St Louis players.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joss
Howell
St. Louis
Jackson
Feld
Bay
Ostone
Flick
Eeeth
van Gente
Lajoie
Osugden
Ridley
Wallace
Turner
Koehler
Stovall
Gleason
Buelow
Weaver
Mikowell
ES Reade
Bradley
van Zandt
Providence Triumphs 2 1 as Clarkson Cronin Pitchers Battle
Clarkson and Cronin matched zeros until Providence broke through with two runs in the seventh. Errors by Jersey City in key moments cost them a game won by Providence 2 to 1 before 7,468 fans at the harbor park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Bean
Woods
Providence
Jersey City
New York Times
R. 1
Clarkson
Cronin
Bean
Montreal Falls to Toronto Through Free Bases and Errors
Montreal lost to Toronto as Leroy walked eight, with Hartman and Gibson miscues aiding the visitors. Leroy fanned eight to Currie’s two, but the walks and errors hurt Montreal. Score by innings shows Toronto ahead 5 to 0 after nine. Batteries Currie and Taft for Montreal. Leroy Ferry and Gibson for Toronto.
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New York Times
Montreal
Toronto
Leroy
Hartman
Gibson
Currie
R.H.E
Currie and
Taft
Buffalo Beats Rochester in Double-Header Victory
Buffalo and Rochester split a double-header with Buffalo winning both games in strong fashion. Scoring shows Buffalo dominant early in the first game and solid pitching in the second as Milligan McAllister and Kissinger McAllister provide key battery work. Attendance reached 6,420 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
Princeton Golfer Wins Englewood Club Cup
Princeton golfer F. J. Sloan upset ex champion Jerome D. Travers in the Englewood Club Cup final at Englewood. Sloan led after the morning round and held on for a one up victory as Travers faltered on the greens in the closing holes. Ralph Peters, Jr. of Princeton won the gross score prize with 75 and tied for the net prize at 70 with L. H. Hurd of the host club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Travers
Sloan
Ralph Peters, Jr
Princeton
L. H.hurd
Unclear sports routing data from missing lines
Fragmentary odds and routes show teams and cities such as Baltimore Newark Jersey City Providence Toronto Montreal and Rochester Buffalo with scattered figures and pairings. No full event context or result is available.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Resolute and Prospect Park Forfeit in Brooklyn Amateur League
In the Brooklyn Amateur Baseball League yesterday the Resolute and Prospect Park game ended in a forfeit after a disputed eighth inning decision. Prospect Park has appealed, and the association will rule this week. Final scores show the forfeit giving Resolute a 9 to 0 win.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
R.H
Resulute Co
Resolutes
Tresbach
Stewart
Reynor
Silvernail
Public School 46 Wins Championship at Washington Park
Public School 46 of Manhattan defeated Public School 109 Brooklyn 6 to 1 to claim the Public School Athletic League title at Washington Park Brooklyn. Wagner pitched for No. 46 allowing three hits while contributing two hits himself. three-base hit by Weisenberg and a two-base hit by Duggan highlighted the scoring. Umpire was Mr. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Athletic League
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Public School 109
Public School 46
Manhattan
Wagner
Manhattan Boys
Manhatypan
Kriss
Act -Whrank
Wisberg
Bebeman
Krauss
Levine
Jahan
Collins
Kennedy
Doorley
iStaties
Smith
Nstein
P.d
Oberat
Brooklvynm
Weisenberg
Duggan
Bernstein
McDonald Im
Y Keenan
Mr. Gray
New Bedford Tops Lowell In Three-Goal Victory
New Bedford defeats Lowell 8 to 2 in a high scoring game. Fall River edges Nashua 4 to 3. Haverhill beats Manchester 6 to 4. Lynn beats Concord 5 to 1.
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New Bedford
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
Manchester
Lynn
Concord
Baseball Scores From The American Association List
Milwaukee beat St. Paul 3 to 1 while Columbus topped Toledo 4 to 2 Louisville and Indianapolis were 0 0 in a separate game Indianapolis defeated Louisville 2 to 0 Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 7 to 1 with another score Louisville 0 and Indianapolis 2 dated in the records
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville, & Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York State League Scores Reported
Wilkesbarre defeated Syracuse 7 to 1 while Albany beat A. J. and G. Troy 6 to 4 with Utica topping Binghamton 4 to 1 and Scranton 4.
Connecticut League Scores Ledger Summary
Hartford 4 Springfield 0. Bridgeport 7 New London 4. New Haven 4 Meriden 0. Norwich 2 Holyoke 1. Holyoke 7 Norwich 3.
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Hartford
Springfield
Bridgeport
New London
New Haven
Meriden
Norwich
Holyoke
Dormitory League Scores Across New Jersey and Massachusetts
At Red Bank New Jersey Red Bank 1 Montclair Athletic Club 0 At Amherst Massachusetts Amherst 4 Williams 0 At Pennington New Jersey Pennington 10 Trenton 9 At Morristown New Jersey Morristown Field Club 7 Montclair Athletic Club 6 in 11 innings
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Red Bank
N. J
Montclair Athletic Club
Amherst
Mass
Williams
Pennington
Trenton
Morristown
Morristown Field Club
Regional scores reveal mixed results across cities
Atlanta defeated Montgomery 1 0 while Birmingham routed Nashville 3 0. Nashville tied Birmingham 4 0. Turttle Rock and New Orleans drew 2 2. Memphis beat Shreveport 5 1.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
Turttle Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Shreveport
South Atlantic League Scores Report
Macon tied Jacksonville 3 to 3 while Augusta lost to Columbia 0 to 0 and Charleston defeated Savannah 5 to 0 in South Atlantic League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Jacksonville
Augusta
Columbia
Charleston
Savannah
Ocean Challenge Cup yachts set for 250 mile race
Six yachts will contest the Ocean Challenge Cup of the Brooklyn Yacht Club next Thursday from Gravesend Bay to Hampton Roads over a 250 nautical mile route. Hampton Roads Yacht Club hosts a Independence Day Regatta with an ocean race for Chesapeake and Delaware Bay clubs. A cruising race for two cruiser classes runs alongside, plus the club fleet annual cruise on the inner course. over a dozen yachts expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Hampton Roads
Moore Wins National Women's Tennis Title in Default
Elizabeth H. Moore of Kings County and New York Lawn Tennis Clubs claims the national singles championship in Philadelphia. She defeats Helen Homans 6-4 6-7 6-1, after May Sutton’s absence allows Moore to win by default. Moore’s fourth national title.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth H. Moore
Kings County
New York
Miss Moore
Helen Homans
West Side Lawn
Homauns
Shep '' Homans
Princeton
Miss Homans
Miss May Sutton
California
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Tennis Championship Leads Shift in Kings County
In Brooklyn on former Kings County grounds, Kings County Lawn Tennis Club dropped from first as Montclair Athlet ic Club kept pace. Mollenhauer won for Kings County, Anderson lost, and the home doubles fell to West Side. Englewood Field Club and Knickerbocker Field Club finished with clean scores in other matches while Siwanoy faced Englewood with Torrence brothers winning singles and doubles. Hamilton Grange pushed but Knickerbocker prevailed with Rising, Allen, and Roberts sweeping singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Kings County
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Mollenhauer
Frederick G. Anderson
West Side
Englewood Field Club
Knickerbocker Field Club
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
Englewood
T. M. Banks
Guy Carleton
Siwanoy
Forty-ninth Street
Convent Avenue
Flatbush
Rising
Allen
Roberts
Judgments filed yesterday list numerous debtors and creditors
The document records judgments filed yesterday, listing debtors by first name and surname alongside creditors. It includes names such as Alten Lee Alfréd Schamford Adler Joseph D New Amsterdam, Bart Edward I Press Publishing Co, Blumberg Jacob S United Dressed, and many others with associated creditors and amounts or case references.
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Lee
Alfréd Schamford
Adler
Joseph D
New Amsterdam
Uae
Bart
Edward I
Blumberg
Jacob S
Aedes
Brogan
Arthur L. Dickinson
Donnelly
Annie
Ida S. Wyatt
Feliheimer
Jerome
Jacob T. Wenbodd
Henry Bageret
Cleelotese Tinlons S
Sahin Las
George
New Amsterdam Gas Jackman
Frank H.press
Rishup
Wm. H.G. F. Lawrence & Gregory Co
Ees Olmstead
Pane R
Jane A. Wale Pezzoni
Wm. V
Peete
Richey
Anna
Gaz Poe
Oh Oaragovin
Elijah
John H. Meyer
COSIS
Ryder
Edgar L
Joel B. Goodman
James H.—Voorhees
Hacen E Wets Smith
R. Wilson
Electric Fire Proofing
Wm. P
Myron H. Oppen
Reese
Nesses
Sutton Rice Co
Abraham Rees
Queens County RY
Louis Ratner
Harlem R. CO
Henry
Epa
Y.C
RF. R. R. CO
Shipping and Mails Openings for Atlantic Steamers
Shipping notices list sailing times and open supplementary mails from June 25 to June 28. Vessels include Equita Argentina, Maranhão, Monroe, Comanche, Hamilton, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Francess Anne, Prinz Oskar, Carpathia, and Siglo. Supple mentary mails remain open on piers until ten minutes before sailing.
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Comanche
Charleston
Jacksonville
Hamilton
Norfolk
Uller
St. Kitt’s, &c
Carpathia
Liverpool
Eastern Prince
Perma
Siglo
Galveston
Kronprinz Wvilheim
Bre
PAOTE
Court Calendars for Monday June 26 in U S District Court
Calendar lists Judge Holt sessions in Room 66 Post Office Building at 10 30 A M with discharged cases numbered by docket and numerous In re and adjourned entries. The roll includes individuals such as Alfred Hanley Frank B West Hy Oppenheimer Wim H Dunn Alfred A Benjamin Bernard Kuffer man John J Dooley Wm Kronowitz Charles W Brandt Bernard Fruhauf John A Nesbit Miller & Sand haus Joseph J Slocur Swerdlow & Berse Moses Michael John J Hughes Sammuel Kanter and others across involuntary motions and various firms and case groups.
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Moser-Zemek
Hunter-Snell
Newmark
Wacht
Bush- Bush
Colon
Cooper J
Kirkpatrick- Smith
Lederer
Hannes
Sutherland
Palmer Bros Co
Greacen-Benton
Loebel
Bloch
Schlesinger
Johnson-Peats
McMan
McMahon
Townsend and Smyth
Charles Beaghen
Leah Cleary
Joseph Kelly
Sam Sing
James Markey
Max Schwartz
Francis A Guarimo
John Holmes
Alfred Tallman
Charles Bettran
Joseph Payten
ti—Loomis Mackey
Michael Sachs
John T Ban
Donald George Strong
George Rea Israel Klein
Thomas Gorman
Angelo Vecchio
John McKernan
Raffaele Solomone
Antonio de Pas
Sam Polen
Quale
Harry Smith
Fred
Willmont Court OF General Sessions
Foster
Appleton
Joseph Compania
Joseph Klochin
David Abramso
Maurice, Leving
Samuel Ullman
AntonTo Juliano
Court OF General Sessions
Goff
Garvan
For the People
Richard S Lipsey
Thomas Fleming
John Zulegar
Benj Pearlbinder
George Noonan
Edward Aisenstein
Frank Wachyski
United States District Court
Holt, J
Alfred Hanley
Frank B. West
Hy Oppenheimer
Wim H. Dunn
Alfred A. Benjamin
Bernard Kufferman
John J. Dooley
Wm. Kronowitz
Chas. W. Brandt
Bernard Fruhauf
John A. Nesbit
Miller & Sandhaus
Joseph J. Slocur
Swerdlow & Berse
Moses Michael
John. J. Hughes
Sammuel Kanter
Tron Namarod
Supreme Court Notices and Trial Term Adjournments
Appellate Division calendar opens at 1 P M listing cases such as Martin Gavigan Ridgley Taylor and others. Supreme Court Trial Term and Special Term for Motions adjourned. Ex parte business at 10 A M and motion calendar set for 10 30 A M. County Court criminal calendar noted.
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Supreme Court
Blanchard, J
Schonberg - Perel- Lara Ae
Codyman
Hertle
Federal
Sorer- Koerber Bank
Elm Brew
Wellbrook-Crosby Cor
nt-Coleman-Bierhofft
Patterson
Flash
Christenfeld- Products Co
Davidson
Cohen-Cohen
Ji—Lavelle-McCarthy
Tinapp
Axelrod
NY City
BO -Muenster
Muenster
Freese
Int
Matter of Russman
Marullo
Waterman
Ry Waterman
Pracy
Knickerbocker
NYB
Kip-Hollingsworth, I. B Co
Weiss
Decker
Kahn
Levy
Truax
White
Amend
Clarke
Maclean
Supreme Court—Appellate Division
P. J
Bartlett, Woodward
Ewald- Poates
Burke-Baker
Kelly
Foreign Intelligence Ships and Arrivals June 23 24
A list of ships and travel dates across multiple ports including Narra gansett London Azalea Singapore Afghan Prince Yeddo Shanghai Bovie Liverpool Vandalia Port Said Moltke Cherbourg Frederick der Grosse Lombardia Naples Kentucky Christiania Germania Marseilles Patria Marseille Deutschland tank Rotterdam Montreal Havre Prins Willem J St Louis Plymouth Seminole Port Said New York Minneapolis London Antwerp Glasgow Rotterdam Dunkirk Manhauset Bremen Mascot Tilt Cove Copenhagen Havre Bluecher Boulogne Tyne Umbria Liverpool Gerty New York Calabria Gibraltar and related arrivals and departures.
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Narragansett
London
Azalea
Singapore
Yeddo
Shanghai
Bovie
Liverpool
Vandalia
Port Said
Moltke
Cherbourg
Frederick der Grosse
Plymouth
Lombardia
Naples
Kentucky
Christiania
Germania
Marseilles
Patria
Deutschland
Rotterdam
Montreal
Havre
Prins Willem J
St. Louis
New York
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Minneapolis
Finland
Antwerp
Astoria
Glasgow
Statendam
Manhauset
Dunkirk
Barbarossa
Bremen
Mascot
Tilt Cove
Arkansas
Copenhagen
la Gascogne
Bluecher
Boulogne
Lady Armstrong
Tyne
Umbria
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McNeal- Hayes Mach
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Portland
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Metro Co
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Gottlieb
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Leggett
Rosenberg
Shaffer
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Thomas, J
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James H. Falconer
Alex Macfarlane
John Hurley
Meier Loewenstein
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