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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

8

Nationals Weak In Batting Outfield Sluggers Sought

Scouting trips fail to find ready power but Washington aims to end a cold spell with new outfielders. The Nationals struggle in batting while pitchers and catchers show mixed form as Boston Cleveland and Philadelphia push in the American League pennant race.

Nationals Jake Brohl Tabasco Washington Bosto Stahl Virginia Boston South Carolina Southland Smithereens Northland The Athletica Bostons Athletics Cleveland Nationale Philadelphia Huelsman Elas Jones Tom Brown Felding Knoll Cassaday John Anderson Alump Braht Cassidy Nill Mullen Jacobsen Amer Detroit Patten Wolff Hughes Jack Townsend Kittredge Tigers Hey Don Ska Theen Athletics Lajoie 13 Despond Larry Harry Doen Atlantic City Clevelands Waddell Connie Mack Rube Cheatro Ike Chicago Louis

Sixteen inning victory as Cleveland tops Chicago in long battle

Cleveland defeats Chicago 4 to 2 after a sixteen inning, tightly contested game. Cleveland bunched hits in the final frame to seize the win before 17,480 at Chicago. Storted by notable names like Stovan, Isbell, Homis, and Bradley, with Altrock and Jos pitching and O Laughlin umpiring.

Cleveland Chicago Cleveland Today Roam Cleveland Roae Sones Jackson Bay Davie Flick Bemis Jong Poor Boe An Bosem Twonano Hite Storan Isbell Homis Bradler Firat Basa Belle Alt. Fock Mr. O’laughlin

St Louis shuts out Detroit with nine runs in three innings

St Louis silenced Detroit by nine runs in the first three frames in a decisive early game. Attendance was 2,830 as St Louis tied and broke the game with strong hitting from O Leary Lowe and Van Zant.

St. Louis Coughlin Aba O'Leary Met Lowe Odrit o'Kitson Opord van Zant Crawford Driit Cooley Kitson Om Kitson Ford Hewell Buchanan Hite Om Hewell St. Louia Detroit Mr. Connolly

BROKE EVEN AT ST LOUIS

The Denver A C Club beat Bradburn Club 4 to 1 on pitching by Bradburn and batting by Abe Gler. Washington Bayas Club beat Weather Bureau Messengers 1 0, and Foggy Bottom AC 12 10 with strong pitching by McClellan and Scrivener. Talaquah Athletic Club seeks games with clubs aged fourteen to fifteen. St Dominic s club defeated Golden & Co 8 to 3 and seeks games with local district teams. Irish Lads beat W R 3 to 0 and seeks games with teams averaging twelve years. Providence Athletic Club organized under Roy Pyrich with lineup listed. Mascot teams aged thirteen seek challenges to Hoy Weyrich.

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Noles, Gena Montreville Shine in American Association

The article praises Gena Montreville of Noles for matching any American Association second baseman in batting, baserunning, and fielding. It highlights Valls of Lynn in a 19 inning game at Nashua with 25 strikeouts, and notes Denny Sullivan leading the league with a .358 average after trials with Detroit and Washington.

Gena Montreville American Association Paw Dispatch Valls Lynn Nat Nashua Valli Tewenty-Tve Denny Sullivan Detroit Washington Denny

Sporting Editor Post On Fielding Errors And Judgement

A debate notes that fielders are exempt from errors if they do not handle a hard hit ball cleanly. It states the spectator and scorer judge these plays, and questions who wins when a difficult throw is mishandled.

Sporting Editor

National League Baseball Scores and Pairings

Cincinnati 8 St Louis 1 and Cincinnati 1 St Louis 1 Pittsburg 8 Chicago 2 Phiteburg 3 Chicago 4 where they play today.

Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburg Chicago Phiteburg

Chicago Loses Twice to Pittsburgh in Doubleheader

Chicago was outclassed in both games on June 4 in a doubleheader with Pittsburgh. Schulte collected seven hits in eight appearances, while catcher Carisch will miss several days due to a split hand. Attendance reached 14,600 as Pittsburgh pitchers dominated and Chicago failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position.

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Washington Amateur League bows in baseball in DC

A new amateur league named the Washington Athletic Association opens with Mohawks versus Baltics at North Capitol and New York Avenue. Existing clubs include Little Rocks Walford Athletic Club and Tennallytowns. Secretary A C Riley invites more teams and a full schedule will be announced later with dates ranging mid June through June 20 at varied DC streets and campuses.

Washington Athletic Association North Capitol Street New York Avenue Mohawks Baltics Little Rocks Walford Athletic Club Washington’Boys’ Club Tennallytowns A. C. Riley M. P. Walker W. A. Volkman Bailics Va. Mohawke North Capital Street Walford Ve. St. Ann's North Capitol Streat W. B. C. Ve. Lita Rocks Second and Streets Bailics Va Walford Fourteenth and Astresta Mohawks Va W.B Walford Va Little Beck Lon. Col Avenue Rhode Island Avenue WB C Lincoln Avenue Baldler Va W.bc St. Ane's Georgetown Latte Rocks

Minor League Baseball Scores From Several Leagues

A string of minor league results across the American Association Southern League and New York State League shows wins for Indianapolis at Columbus 6 3, Louisville 12 Toledo 7 in ten innings, Milwaukee 0 Minneapolis 3, Memphis 7 over Memphis Nashville, Newark 4 Buffalo, Jacksonville 2 at Jacksonville and Scranton 6 at Binghamton 6. Providence 4 and other scattered scores are noted along with an ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming pile cure.

American Association Columbus Indiamapolis Kensas City Kansas City Paul Louisville Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Memphis Nashville New Orisons New Orleens Shreveport Hoboken Jersey City Providence Montreal Newark Buffalo Jackasnville

Harlem regatta rule shocks crews in disputed quarter mile

New York Harbor June 4 The Harlem regatta committee ruled the Memorial Day quarter mile race a non race and ordered a rerun next Saturday. Fred Fuessel of Harlem Rowing Club won with F Wesley of Bohemian Boat Club second Titus finished third and protested claiming the distance exceeded 44 yards.

New York Harlem Regatte Nassau Osthouse Fred Fuessel Harlem Rowing Club F. Weseley Bohemian Boat Club Titus Fungsel Titus Any Me James Pilkington Natonal Association of West Philadelphia Shepard Brooklyn Fuessel

Yale Crew In Fine Form For Harvard Meet Selection

Yale varsity eight nearly selected for the Harvard meet with practice in New London. Captain Whittier declined to reveal times after a four mile test that officials call surprisingly good. Morse replaces Williams. Chase returns to No. 5. lineup lists Weeks, Daly, Morse, Scott, Chase, Whittier, Kincon, Whitney. The freshmen team remains in the same order, matching their Henley form to face Harvard freshmen in New London.

Varsity Harvard Washington Post Kew Haven Conn Yale New London Capt Whittier Wiliams Morse Chase Weeks Daly Scott Whittler Kincon Whitney Philadelphia

Sir Mortimer Durand Named Lenox Cricket Club President

Sir Mortimer Durand the British ambassador has been elected president of the Lenox Cricket Club after a season of participation guidance at autumn meetings. The change signals continued diplomatic involvement in local sports amid a bustling club scene in Massachusetts. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the National Skat Congress elected Buffalo residents William Simon as president Henry C Steul as vice president Henry Wulff as secretary and George J Stocht as treasurer. The constitution was amended to admit new members on paying dues before each congress.

Washington Post Pittsfield Mais Mortimer | Durand Lenox Cricket Club Milwaukee Wis Buffalo N. Y William Simon Henry C. Steul Henry Wulff George J. Stocht Congress

German steerage passenger drowns watching ship propellers

The Hamburg American liner Bluecher, sailing from Hamburg, halted after a mid ocean fall when Frederick Heine, a young German steerage passenger, leaned over to view the propellers and lost his balance. He was not recovered, officers suggesting a propeller strike as a possibility. Cabin passengers collected 720 for his sister.

Washington Post New York Hamburg Frederick Heine Heine Hette

Polish Woman Murdered in Philadelphia

A Polish woman, about 35, with two bullet wounds in the breast, was found dead by the Pennsylvania Railroad embankment near Frankford Creek in northeast Philadelphia. Police indicate murder and hope for clues to identify her. Two men, John Collis and James Alfast, were arrested for assaulting George Brown in Jackson Hall alley. Brown was knocked down in a fight with several men.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Frankfor@ Creek Bna John Collis James Aifast George Brown Jackson Hail Alley Brown

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