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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

8

New York Stars Reprimanded by Farrell and Griffith

The New York American League stars visiting Philadelphia faced a sharp rebuke at the Athletic grounds this afternoon. President Farrell and Manager Griffith publicly scolded the high priced lineup, shifted Anderson to Washington, and benched Pat Dougherty until he proves form. Griffith declared a fresh plan to cultivate young talent from small towns, rather than spending on big club stars.

Washington Post Philadelphia Frank Farrell Clarke Griffith Anderson Washington Pat Dougherty Farrell Mem Dougherty Mungeer Griffith Griffin Pat Griffith New York

Change in Battle Ground for Army Navy Game Seats

Princeton offers more seats for the annual Army Navy game moving from Franklin Field to Princeton. Army earns seven thousand seats on one side and Navy seven thousand five hundred eight on the other, expanding beyond prior limits. Navy officers reshuffle leadership with Lieut. C. J. Bookwaller named secretary of the Navy Athletic Association and Commander T. B. Howard to take a new commandant role.

Princeton Washington Post Annapolia W. F. Halsey Army Navy Philadelphia Pennsylvania Midshipmen C. 3. M.bookwatler Navy Athletic Association Academy T. B.howard A. B. Robertson Lieut A. G. Cavanaugh

Greensboro Wins Third of Series Over Salisbury Spencer

In Spencer North Carolina Greensboro captured the third game of a ball series against Salisbury Spencer by a score of 6 to 2. Greensboro batteries were Hook and Ryne while Salisbury Spencer used Winston and Bentley. Also notes: Charlotte beat Danville 6 to 4 before rain ended play after 3 innings. Sunday-school league games postponed due to bad weather.

Greensboro Salisbury -Spencer Washington Spencer N. C Salisbury-Spencer Hook Ryne Winston and Bentley Danville Charlotte Denville Guniam Calvary M. E

Cleveland Smites St Louis 12 to 4 in First of Series

Cleveland completely outplayed St Louis to win 12 4 for an eighth straight victory. Glade was knocked out in three innings Morgan relieved and was wild with two costly errors. Attendance 2481. Box totals list Vinson Frisk Flick Bradley Moran Turner Gleason Weaver and Beaton for St Louis and Lajoie Wallace Morgan Glade for Cleveland.

Cleveland Ohio St. Louis Glade Morgan Cleland Rhoae St Lous Rhoae ‘Vinson Tara Bay Hoehiorch Filek Frisk Jackson Jones Goonol Lajoie Wallace Liga Bradley Moran Turner Gleason Weaver Loule Tai Bod Flick Bradley Vinson Stone Vinnos Buy

New York Beats Philadelphia In Hectic Baseball Tilt

New York wins from Philadelphia by hard hitting in late innings. Henley relieved Bender, allowing one hit in six. Hogg pitched well for New York. Attendance 4,026. Final score New York 6 Philadelphia 2 with errors and multiple players contributing across both teams.

Chicago shuts out Detroit in 2 0 victory

Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 in a game noted for solid fielding by both teams. Attendance was 3,240. Key players included Jones and Schaefer for Chicago and Kitson for Detroit, with Owen earning the win and Kitson taking the loss.

Chicago Detroit Chicago Rhoa Rhoae Jones Scheefer Holmes Gooder Davis Donoven Porco Donohue Crawford Bullivan Coughlin Kleean Potala Jones Holme Owen Donchue Strick Kitson Ullivan Gwen Mr." Connolly

Minor League Results Across Leagues

Summary of minor league baseball scores from American Association, Southern, Eastern, and South Atlantic leagues. Notable games include Columbus beating Loulaville 2 to 1, Kansas City Milwaukes 8 over Kansas City 3, St Paul 3 over Minneapolis 2, and Indianapolis 5 over Toledo 3. South Atlantic sees Columbia 18 over Charleston 3, Macon 7 over Savannah 6. Eastern League notes Baltimore postponement rath and Jersey City 6 over Toronto 1. Alabama and other scores listed with minor inconsistencies in place names.

American Association Columbus Loulaville Kansas City Milwacukes St. Paul Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo Baltimore Jersey City Toronto Buffalo Bufalo Montress Columbia Charleston Macom Macon Savantah

Cadet game moved to Princeton field for annual Army Navy clash

West Point and Annapolis will play this year at Princeton field in Princeton on December 2 instead of Franklin Field Philadelphia due to ticket demand. The colleges say relations with Pennsylvania are cordial. English cricketers win first test against Australia by 213 runs in London.

West Point Annapolis Princeton Princeton Field Franklin Field Philadelphia National Academies Army Navy Pennsylvania Academies

Park Temple Club Defeats Diamond Rocks 6 to 6 in Amateur Baseball

In a Park Temple vs Diamond Rocks game the Park Temple club won by a 6 to 6 score. The St. Pauls, top in the Marquette League, face the Atlantic team at Marquette League grounds tonight at 6 20. The Highlanders beat the Washington Boys Club second team for the second time this season 1 4 with Howell at shortstop starring. Meet requests from seventeen year olds are welcomed at 229 Seventh Street NW and at 921 Tenth Street NE by F Fay Jr.

Park Temple Diamond Rocks Seventh Street Northwest St. Pauls Atlantic Florida Avenue Northwest Highlanders Washington Boys’ Club Howell Ike Addreas F. Fay, Jr Tenth Street

Cincinnati Wins Two Games in Nine Innings Each

Cincinnati defeated Chicago in two exciting nine inning games in Cincinnati Ohio. Attendance 5,372 with multiple ledgers of hits and errors. Key players included Kling, Chance, Seymour for Cincinnati and Harper, Brown for Chicago.

Cincinnati Chicago Ohio Sacres Darcy Hindwell Kelly Phelps

New York Triumphs In Eighth Inning Shutout Of Brooklyn

New York won 3 to 0 against Brooklyn as Taylor delivered a strong outing and received solid support. All runs came in the eighth inning, with New York piling up hits to break the game open before 1,500 fans. Brooklyns’ pitchers and fielding allowed the late scoring splash, while New York’s defense preserved the lead.

Blanks for Boston and Phillies Cloges Series Closes Fourth Straight

Boston 6 Philadelphia 4 in an apparent deciding game. Errors eight bases on balls and key hits in the seventh helped the visitors pull ahead. Attendance 1,620. Thames and Duggleby starred. Bransfield drove in two. First basemen and pitching details listed with umpires noted.

Philadelphia

Ninth Inning Excitement Delivers Pittsburg Victory

In Pittsburg on May 31 the home team edged St Louis 27 to 16 after a dramatic ninth inning. With bases loaded, Phillippe relieved Flaherty, Brain and Beckley drove in three runs to pull St Louis ahead, then Clarke and others delivered three timely hits and Pittsburg closed with a rally. Attendance 1,660. Umpire Johnstons. Time of game Tours Stevenson Leads Roberts. Special Cable Dispatch to The Washington Post. London, May 31. Stevenson led a 18,000 point billiard match, scoring 13,412 by day’s end while Roberts had 12,38. Stevenson gains 2000 points from Roberts.

St. Louis Rhoaer Clymer Shannon Bion Brain Bocui Most Burke Warmer Egan Howard Palilippe Pillabure Louie Leute Beaumont Ritchey Beckley Wad Smoot Clarke Wagner Dun Wisherty Phillippe Kellum Flaherty Philippe Ove Jenings der. Johnstons Stevenson Roberts Washington Post London

Georgetown Defeats Holy Cross in Controversial Worcester Showdown

Georgetown bested Holy Cross 4 to 1 before a large Worcester crowd. Six umpire rulings marred the game, including a disputed Carrigan trap at third and a questionable out call at first, while White earned praise for serving with control. Larkin and Hart highlighted Georgetown as McGettigan and Morgan anchored the fielding. Holy Cross struggled to answer in the late innings.

Harvard Wins By Hitting In Eighth Inning Over Brown

Harvard defeated Brown 4 to 2 at Soldiers Field Cambridge MA on May 31. Neither side scored until the eighth when Brown produced two runs on an error and a sequence of hits. McCarthy opened Harvard with a three base hit then three singles to plate four runs aided by Brown errors.

Brown Cambridge Mass Harvard Coburn McCarthy

Washington fans hail Brushed storms and Boston chatter

Washington postpones the final series with Boston due to rain and muddy fields. Manager Stahl plans to double up games in September while Collins heads to New York. Knoll stays, Anderson added, and Cassidy and Hill praised by Tim Murnane as Washington builds a strong ball town. Cy Young predicts form rebound as Boston trails in tight race. attendance notes highlight Cleveland leading in gate receipts.

Washington Jake Stahl Stahl Collins New York Bostons Nationals Ashty Philadelphia Athletics Detroit John Anderson New York Highlanders Little Knoll Board of Knoll Wane Cassades Mergency Tim Murnane Hunter Hill Joe Cassidy Tim Fall Murnane Boston Sage Chick Stahl Hest Selttach Boston Lke Jimmy Collins Chick Brahl la Belbach Kip Cleveland Severa

Lady Amelia Leads Sprinters in Second Race at Gravesend

New York May 11 Cairngorm won the Carlton Stakes at Gravesend in a clear stretch run. Lady Amelia dropped from 10 to 1 to 4 to 1 and won the second race by a head over Tos who led from early, while Oers man captured the third by a head from De Heszke. Green Room, Sid ney F., and Colossal were among other winners.

Oatsman Lakes Green Room Cassini New York Cairngorm Gravesend Lady Amelia Oersman Edward Russell Veronese Altert F Ladsarion Redfern Tosi Bullman Big Ben Burns Goldsmith Wotan Shot Guo Burleigh Jo Eund Kenilworth Niblick Phoebus Et Tu Brute Caramah de Reseke Milter Canteen W Knapp Oatus Rockaway Ocean Tide Atwood Conjurer Sidney C Love Carrie Jones Chimney Sweep Arabo W. Davie Merry Lark O'Neil Sparkling Star Odom von Tromp Sidnes F Confederate Nicol Belden George Atwell Cambridge Necromancer Ellen Burn Semester Panie Colosnel Ws CW Knapp Masadell My Buela Thietledale Sailor Boy Gallowses Drone J Staff Aquarius Labo Castor Onward Hyacinth Maid of

Winners Well Backed In Louisville Turf Card

Sterling starts at 6 to 1 the longest priced winner in the Churchill Downs program at Louisville Kentucky on May 31. The opening race goes to Sterling with Autllilan second and Minglta third as time noted. Second race claims James V in Schilling wins at 3 to 1 over Columbia Girl with Buttirskle third. Princess Orna captures the third race over The Pet and Neva Welch, time listed. Helena Oif takes the fourth race over Minnis Adams and Anxie Stol. M. A Powell wins the fifth race at 6 to 2 over Hatebitt with Mouldon and Trappist among the near covers. Sixth race sees Bell the Cat win over Orient and Colonel Jim Douglas.

Sterling Louisville Churchil Downs Rbetruck Barbaros Malieah Darkness Lowpy Sea Mate James V Schilling Columbia Girl Boland Buttirskle Noonan Martin Doyle Thratl Princess Orna Minnis ‘Adams Austin Anxie Stol Taylor Pominence Lady Travers Queen Caroline Slater Frances Henry Watterson Sehlling M.A Powell Hatebitt Jackson Mouldon Rosemary Kane Johnson Enchanter Kingman Miscex Trappist Buronpla Whirlpool Judge Traynor Bell the Cat Wishard Gra Orient Jim Douglas

Bugaboo Wins Runoff After Dead Heat in Toronto

Bugaboo and Henry Waite dead heated for the win in the Toronto run off. Five and a half furlongs saw Monte Savio prevail at 4 to 1, with Pit Bulger 18 to 6 second and The Elma 50 to 1 third. In the mile and a sixteenth, The Buga vou at 2 to 4 won, Henry Waite 20 to 1 second, Yeoman 4 1 to 1 third.

Henry Waite Toronto Woodbine Monte Savio Pit Bulger Elma Land Harengue Seelinda Sleeping Partner Yeoman Bugavou Inferno Wellington J Hawking Golden Green Blue ‘Buk Berry Waddell

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