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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

7

Two Long Hits Won for the Champions

Brooklyn shut out by Quakers Detroit easy for Cleveland and Chicago beat St Louis. National League scores list New York 2 Boston 1 Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 0 Pittsburg 4 St Louis 2 Pittsburg 9 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 6 Chicago D.

Brooklyn Quakers New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit Igo New-York Phila Louis

Southpaw Willie Tops Willis in Boston New York Classic

In a tight New York Club defeat of Boston, Willie the left handed pitcher over Willis for supremacy. Devlin and McGann deliver two three base hits accounting for two earned runs, while Dolan scores Boston’s lone run on a Dolan Delehanty Tenney sequence. Willis dazzles, only 28 Boston men bat in eight innings as the champions rally with McGann’s seventh inning hit driving Bresnahan home for the decisive run. Attendance 2,500.

Willie New York Willis Boston Devlin McGann Tenney Dolan Donlin Mertes Bresnahan Dahlen Gilbert Sloran Wiltse Moran Delehanty Browne Gann Winton Dahien Needham Raymer pSep Strick Wilis MceGlenn Wiltie Bresnahin Mr. Johnstone

Pittsburg Sweeps St Louis In Doubleheader Baseball

Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 and 4 to 2 in a two game set. St Louis bats were weak and fielding sloppy in the first game. In the nightcap Pittsburg’s hitters collected at least one hit from every man, giving them the sweep.

ST. Louis Pittsburg

Baseball game summary between St. Louis and Pittsburg

The line score notes 12 hits for Thielman over five innings and 1 hit by Brown over four. Struck out by Thielman and Flaherty with Brown also fanning once. St. Louis left on base seven times, Pittsburgh six. Time two hours. Umpires Klem and O Day. Attendance 4 800.

Sr. Eocis Pittsburg Ribpore Ribpore Shay Ss.c Clarke Shannon Bimont Bride Grady Wagner Howard Brain Clancy Burke Ritchey Warner Seas Bean Phillippe Thielman Flah'ty Gavinste Wasner McBride Arndt Flaherty Carisch Flaher Eotmawbaar Shee Pete Ns Sram Tioward Metride Stalen Seppe Wagner Ee Grady O. Warner Cot Brown St. Louis Messrs. Klem and O'Day Brooklyn Philadelphia Thomas Tall Gleason Lumley Tneyd Gesler Ol Titus Magee Ames Doolin Tter OfDooin Kahoe Hiladelphia Weed Dooin Chicago Ribpoa R'k’feld Jones Stone Holmes Vanzant Odo Ol Koehler Donohue Wallace Isbell Sullivan c Davis Donahue Owen Glade Sheridan Seocees Harvard YALE Ribpoaez Ribpoa Kernan U/Barnes Leon'd O’brien Steph's Kinney Mat Warward E.s Scawenle Bowman Barnes Coburn Jackson Stephenson Camp Mr. Smith

Brooklyns Shut Out Philadelphia In Baseball Tilt

The Brooklyn club beat Philadelphia 9 to 0 as Sparks dominated from the start. Jones scattered hits and Philadelphia failed to score while Brooklyn pushed across early runs and added later. Attendance reported at 2,831 with umpire Emslie.

Philadelphia Penn Brooklyns Sparks Jones

Odwell's late homer lifts Reds past Cubs in shaky game

Cincinnati defeats Chicago 3 to 0 as Odwell clubs a late home run with two aboard after Briggs and Overall mix seven innings of work. Slagle Huggins and Corcoran spark the Cubs offense with scattered hits but fail to score. Briggs goes seven allowing seven hits while Pfeffer stifles Chicago in relief. Attendance 2,700.

Chicago Cincinnati Ribpoae Ribpoae Slagle Huggins von Schulte Oqiparry Qmaloney Oj Odwell Chance O'Seymour H'sman Corcoran Cincinnati Ie Briggs Pfeffer Odwell Sebring Slagle Corcora Mr. Bausewine

Washington-I Philadelphia Shutout in Pitchers Battle

Philadelphia defeated Washington 1-0 in a pitchers battle led by Patten and Plank. Seybold drew a three-base hit and an error produced the only run. Washington fielding was ragged and Heyden was injured on a foul ball play. Attendance reached 3,417 as O Loughlin umpired.

Washington Philadelphia Today Patten Plank Seybold Heyden Alice ‘Roosevelt

Chicago Beats St Louis In Ten Inning Ball Game

Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 2 in ten innings as Chicago won on a walk and single aided by an error by Van Zant. Error by Sullivan tied it in the ninth. final score counted in Chicago. Attendance 349. Umpire Sheridan.

Chicago St. Louis Sullivan van Zant

Detroit Drops Second to Cleveland in Series

Detroit and Cleveland played a tight game with Cleveland's batting proving decisive. Detroit failed to hit well while Coughlin made a superb one hand stop and throw off Lajoie's bat in the second inning. Cleveland won 4 to 1 before about 1,500 fans at Detroit.

Detroit Mich Cleveland Coughlin Lajoie Hickm Bradley Schaefer Turner McIntyre Stovall Buelow Fitson Ohess Doran Allies Ecomotale Hess Kitson O’ Leary Hickman Mr. Connolly

Kelster Delivers Winning Run in Fourteenth for Jersey City

In a marathon Eastern League clash, Jersey City edged Baltimore 5 to 4 in fourteen innings. The game featured two homers and sharp defensive plays by both sides, with Pattee homering in the fourth to put Jersey City ahead.

Jersey City Baltimore Pattee

Byers Lifts Jersey City Over Baltimore In Late Rally

In a seven inning plus game Jersey City edges Baltimore 5 to 4 as Keister drives in the winning run in the 14th. Byers belts a pair of hits including a home run and Pattee adds a three base hit while Halligan Bean Jordan and Kelly contribute extra base hits in a tense contest. Attendance reaches 2000 with Lindeman and Egan as umpires.

Byers Keister Jersey City Baltimore Adkins Fof Lindeman Lindeman Pattee Neal Halligan Bean Jordan Kelly Clement McAuley McAlene Woods Mr. Egan

Providence Defeats Newark in Sloppy 7-3 Game

In Providence, the local club beat the Newark nine 7 to 3 amid wild pitching. Shea broke a finger warming up and will miss weeks. Cronin McPherson Hesterfer staged relief in the third. Cronin and Dunn led with timely hits as Providence outhit Newark and left eight men on base.

Providence Newarks Hesterfer Poole McPherson Cronin Shea Newark Poland Murphy Brodie Rock SiShea Lake Gj Hesterfer O’ Hagan Dunn Swander Stooner

Torontos Best Rochester Then Lose In Ninth

Rochester defeated Toronto 7 to 3 after a ninth inning rally. Crystal threw past Rauben into the bleachers with bases loaded, allowing three Rochester runs. Batteries were Schultz and Payne for Toronto, Crystal and Sullivan for Rochester.

Toronto Ontario Torontos Rochester Crystal Rauben R.B.E. iRpanesterla Schultz Payne Crystal and Sullivan

Standings of the Clubs in SWL Pee WL

Baltimore leads with .608 after 31 games, Moronto .469 with 26, Providence .586 at 30 games, Newark .442 with 29, Jersey City .580 at 29, Rochester .408 after 20, Buffalo .511 at 24, Montreal .388 with 30.

Baltimore Moronto Providence Newark Jersey City Rochester Buffalo Montreal

Scheduled Games Across Cities Today

Baltimore faces Jersey City, Newark meets Providence, Buffalo plays Montreal, and Rochester hosts Toronto in today’s set of matchups.

Baseball Scores From Southern and South Atlantic Leagues

In the South Atlantic League Savannah defeated Columbia 11 to 0. In the Southern League Birmingham beat Nashville 7 to 0 and 15 to 1 in a pair of games. Shreveport shutout Little Rock 1 to 0. Atlanta defeated Montgomery 8 to 2.

Savannah Columbia Birmingham Nashville Shreveport Little Rock Atlanta Montgomery

Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues

Connecticut League results show Holyoke 6 Meriden 5 and Bridgeport 7 Hartford 6. New London 8 Norwich 5, New London 0. Springfield 5 New Haven 0. New York State League games include Scranton 8 Syracuse 7 and Binghamton 6 Sees. New England League notes New Bedford 2 Nashua 0 and Concord 5 Lynn 2. American Association reports Toledo 3 Louisville 1 and Toledo 4 Louisville 8. Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 4 and Columbus 4 Indianapolis 6.

Holyoke Meriden Bridgeport Hartford New London Norwich Springfield New Haven New Bedford Nashua Concord Lynn Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul Columbus Indianapolis

Race card highlights from Oceanport track meet

For six races at the main track and turf course, horses including Lady Amelia New Mown Hay Astarita Rose of Dawn Dinah Shad Formerly May and Go Between compete in fillies mares and open divisions with penalties allowances and handicaps. Stakes feature the Rockaway Cup Steeplechase with Red White and Blue Almanzor Knight of Elway Gamecock Merry Moments and Sportsman among contenders.

Lady Amelia Astarita Floralia Bologna Dinah Shad Sheead Bay Phidias Yankee Consul St. Estephe Veronese Maapheaa Igs Klingsor Jolly Dixon Sidney Micka Almanzor Knight of Elway Uncle Charley Monsieur Beaucaire Sonoma Belle New York Palmbearer Iis Bellatrix Druid Resist OG Esiniendo -L Masaniellos Che Witeh Hazel Pesach Areca Oi Cabin Jennie McCakt Pasadena

Cairngorm Wins Bay Ridge Handicap at Sheepshead Bay

Sydney Paget's three year old Cairngorm takes the Bay Ridge Handicap one mile and a quarter at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Jacquin and Outcome in a clear finish. Ort Wells disappoints, while nonfavored runners claim several other race wins as W H Snyder trains a few surprises.

Sydney Paget Cairngorm Bay Ridge Sheepshead Bay Colonial Girl Graziallo Jacquin Outcome Paget Ort Wells Broomstick James R. Keene Voter Brookdale Nymph Cousin Eva Ladsarian C. E. Darnell Miss Point Lyne Burns Bobcares de Jiremy Maher Nicol Lord of the Forest Wirth B. Smith J._J- Walsh Comedian Baird Holloway W- Robbins Wees Eee Eee Atkins Hildebrand Cat’s Eye Scholl Laneham Smith Tarlac Eva Ata Aera Herbe Auvergne W. Davis Teviltree Hee Ts Frills L. Smith Auduchon LE He Ne i Cae Ch. F Water-Cinderella James Rowe S. MF O'Neil Sadeee A. W. Booker Adbell Miller J. Martin Witfull Cues Sinister Csc Oxford B. c Star Ruby- Linda Vista A. J. Joyner

Yale Beats Harvard for Baseball Honors

Yale defeats Harvard 7 to 2 in New Haven to claim the intercollegiate title, ending Yale’s long drought since 1868. Key moments include Bowman’s timely hits and Barnes’s homer in the fifth, with Coburn pitching for Harvard and Jackson for Yale in front of about 12,000 fans.

New Haven Conn Harvard Yale Princeton Coburn Kernan Kinney Chapin Camp Stephenson O'Brien Dexter O’brien Cote Bradbury Huiskamp Bowman Jackson Leonard Barnes Randall Greenough Pexter

Puritan Yachting Legend Sold for Public Auction

The Puritan, famed defender of the 1885 America's Cup, was sold at a Boston public auction for 4025 dollars to OConnor Brothers metal dealers likely to be broken up. Designed by Edward Burgess for Gen Paine’s syndicate, she won all her trials and held the cup before changing hands through several owners.

Puritan Genesta Boston O'Connor Brothers Edward Burgess Charles J. Paine A. Cary Smith Priscilla Gen. Paine Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Halifax

Americans Win All Matches in Wimbledon Championship

The Americans swept the All England lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon with clean wins in singles and doubles. Notable tests came from Ward and Wright and from Mavrogordato and Evans, with a tight 9-7 final in the last set. Larned and Clothier defeated the Swedish pair Hillerup and Larsen in straight sets. Miss R K Douglas may defend the singles title, and May Sutton faces Miss Meyer in the first round of the ladies contest starting tomorrow.

London Wimbledon Ward Wright Mavrogordato Evans Deuce Larned France Miss May Sutton Pasadena Cal N. Meyer Beals-C. Wright Boston E. G. Parton William J. Clothier Philadelphia R. B. Hough William A. Larned Summit N. J G. L. Orme Holcombbe Ward Beals C. Wright T. M. Mayrogardato E G. Evans T. Hillerup E. Larsen Sweden

Ladsarian Wins First Sheepshead Bay Race Amid Auction Bid

Ladsarian, entered by Mrs. Co. E. Darnell, won the opening race at Sheepshead Bay. The horse was bid to 2200 dollars in favor of M. L. Hayman before owner retained the mount. Jockeys Davis Robbins and L Smith suspended for post misbehavior. A burglary reported at the Coney Island Jockey Club offices in Windsor Arcade. Fasig Tipton to resume selling yearlings at Sheepshead with Kentucky studs Boone Creek Daytona Iroquois and Mere Hill in the mix.

Ladsarian Sheepshead Bay Co. E. Darnell M. L. Hayman Davis Robbins L. Smith Cassidy Coney Island Coney Island Jockey Club Windsor Arcade Fifth Avenue Forty-sixth Street Pinkerton Coney Island Club Fasig-Tipton Company Sheepshead

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