Italian A C Defeats School Boys 8 to 3 at Berlin Grounds
In a decisive Berlin street grounds game the Italian A C beat the School Boys 8 to 3. Joe Weafer pitched effectively for the Italians while Tommy Davidson started for Goddard and was lifted after the sixth. Bottiggi and Ricciarelli sparked the eleven with key hits, and Claire delivered a three base hit in a pivotal sixth inning. Goddard tallied late, but the Italian lead held through Shepard’s two innings of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Goddard
Berlin Street
Joe Weafers
Tommy Davidson
Hoornle
Shepard
Bottiggi
Leftield
Ricciarelli
Faulkner
Davidson
Claire
Ginamuzzi
Breese
Stuart
Riverarelli
Camelli
Iink
Keefe Irene
Comelli
Johnston
Weafert
Brown
Bottigsi
Riccidrelli
Willey
Weaters
Soander
Rottiggi
Ricclaret
Beatty
Smith
Weaferl
Giacanuzzi
Conner
Goddard Boys
Berry
Nise
Shea
Hoernle
Brown Hind
Keete
Hin F
Quinn
Boston Sweeps Brooklyn in Split Doubleheader
In Brooklyn yesterday the Boston team won 6 to 2 in the first game and 2 to 2 in the second game against the Brooklyn nine. Philadelphia beat New York 2 to 2 in another National League tilt. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati finished 4 to 4.
Be Hoernle Struck Off In Weekend Baseball Game
Verifion ee Be Hoernle struck off by Shepard and poubtetime left on time of game. Stuart accepted 16 chances at first without an error. Joe Weafers showed fans a small crowd at the park his single and double prowess. Berry led the school boys with a double and a triple in four at bats as Hottigui faded on the mound. Hoernle credited with lone stolen base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verifion Ee Be
Hoernle
Vidoor
Shepard
Poubte Timre
Stuart
Joe Weafers
Gocmat
Dha Wien
Agallet St. Michael's College
Bertin Street
Grounia
Winooski Lady
Miller
Connie Mack
Berry
Man
Hottigui
Baseball Scores From Recent American League Games
In Boston Washington 0 to 3, Detroit 6 to 1, New York Philadelphia 6 to 0, and a doubleheader where Cleveland won 3 2 in the first game and 3 in the second against St. Louis with a 6 final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wweeshington
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wen
Ida
Louis Vane
Mitchell Wins for Cleveland Against St Louis in Cautionary Win
Baseball briefs note Cleveland southpaw Mitchell winning over St Louis after a warned consequence if he failed to clinch. Walker contributed a doubles, a triple and another hit in five appearances at bat. Giants allowed few balls as Robins and Brooklyn trailed, while Gallia and Griffith figure in a trade with Kannax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Cleveland
St. Louis
Walker
Gallia
Asc Grifith
Giants
Robins
Brooklyn
Basten
Railways Kill and Hurt 46,000 in Three Months
Figures show a sharp decline and high toll as 217 killed and 1,667 injured in the quarter. Washington reports the quarterly railway losses amid a fraying transport system.
Gerard and Chan Confer on Polish Relief
American ambassador James W. Gerard held a half hour talk with German Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg in Berlin on Tuesday. The Polish relief issue prompted the meeting but other broader topics were discussed as well. Gerard declined to allow publication of details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Swyville
James We Gerard
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Chahrelier
Plao
Gerard
Monroe Doctrine Safe in Face of German Threat
A semi official news agency interview from Berlin relayed via wireless to Sayville asserts the United States has no reason to fear an assault by Germany. The report addresses defense posture and international expectations regarding potential aggression and the security of the Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Tibune 2
Yeat Orday
German diplomat responds to British note on Monroe Doctrine
A German representative rebutted Arthur Islour's recent remarks by stating Germany's aims in America are covered by the chancellor's declaration that the United States has no reason to fear Germany challenging the Monroe Doctrine. The exchange frames tensions over German ambitions in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Islour
Germany
America
United States
Jon
Hydroaeroplane priority ruling shifts patent fight
In Washington on June 2 the district supreme court awarded priority of invention for the hydroaeroplane to Albert B. Janin in a case against Glenn H. Curtiss. The decision reverses a patent office ruling on grounds tied to invention precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Curtiss
Washington
District Supreme Court
Albert
Janin
Commissioner of Patents
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
Joe
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Sasa
Edith C. Schuman
Bedford St. Harveford
Conn
Cuticura
Dept. T
W. Hoffman
J. Dodge
Boston American
Barre
Kellogg's
J. G. Shadroui
Main St
A C
Weafer
Berlin St. Grounds
Brook
Delphia
Phin
Pittsburg
Cincininati
Tfalian A
Gondare
Towulkner
Gonib
Geam'st
Brunes
Cberry
Ron Atpao
Sentaes
Towale
Mize Philadalphia
Jenni Bon
Mla Cincinas
Ty Austallion
Chicago
Will F Remtty
Stu i
Pitts
Lotta Sun
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Bs Hockefellers
Moat
Estabrook & Eaton
Washington Street
Baseball
Shaw & Wet
S17
Es Venir Belied Tel Sa
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Vermont
Chancellor
U.S
Pringe Albert
National Joy
Bunidore
Bell-Ans
C.W. Averill & Co
Sacro
Court
Fanin
Curtiss
Perry & Noonan
Hospital
BAY State Liquid Paint
A. W. Beckley
Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!