Pitcher Orth Shines as Boston Tops Cincinnati
Orth pitched in rare form guiding Boston to a 3 0 win over Chicago while Cincinnati fell to Philadelphia. Slagle and Cross starred in sharp fielding plays. Orth drove in two runs with a long homer as the city crowd saw a 9 inning, one run game. Standings show Boston at 11 8 .379, Cincinnati 12 20 .375. Today Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at New York.
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Orth
Chicago
Windy City
Slagle
Cross
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Doheny
Brooklyn
Es Souls
Philadelphia
Philadave
Reoklyn
Lone
St. Louis
Phillies Edge Chicago in Pitchers Duel on Orth Home Run
Philadelphia wins 3 2 at home as Orth tosses six strong innings and belts a two on one in the eighth with two aboard. Lajoie Flick injured, crowd 3135, slow batting from both sides, Cross and Slagle excel in defense while Chicago strands runners and misplays a pivotal ball.
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Lajoie
Flick
Phillies
Chicago
Orth
Rlor
Cross
Slagle
Taylor
Mertes
Delaney
Chiles
Thomas
Delahanty
Douglass Nee
Olgerton
Childs
Eve
Wolverton
Douglass
Petrts
Doheny's Wildness Costs New York in Loss to Pittsburg
Doheny struggled with wild pitches in the fourth and seventh innings and a fumble by Glea gon in the late game helped Pittsburg defeat New York. Final score details show Pittsburg with a stronger late surge as New York could not capitalize.
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Doheny
New York
Gleagon
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Boston Wins In Eleven Innings In Tight Battle
Boston edged its opponent in an eleven inning game on May 31 in Boston. Pitching dominated as Long and Crawford delivered solid relief while Pittinger earned the win in a sharply played contest. The line score and details are unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
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Boston
Pittinger
Long
Crawford
Suits to Measure Offer Imported Goods Half-Price
A local shop advertises single suits set aside from stock and offered to measure for 25 dollars instead of 30 or 35. Tailoring promises full satisfaction. Buyers can also select ready made options including white or fancy duck waistcoats flannel coats and trousers office coats or stylish suits with minimal alterations.
Baseball game summary with misc substitutions
Base hits Collins as Ai stolen bases Barrett Freeman. Double plays Tenney unassisted Barrett and Beckley Lowe and Tenney. Sacrifice hits McBride Crawford. Bases on balls Pitt 1 2 off Hahn 3. Struck out by Pittinger 2 Hahn 3. Umpire Emslie. Time 2.08.
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Collins
Barrett
Freeman
Tenney
Beckley
Lowe
McBride
Crawford
Pitt
Hahn
Pittinger
Emslie
Pennsylvania
Ao White
Gerhard
Devlin
Jones
Gawthrop
Thase
Collier
Orbin
Ba Ollter
Orth
Loughbridge
Hard
McClay
Kempton
White
Smith
Newhall
Keley
Foy
Latam
Athletics Rout Reading in final game of series
In Reading on May 381 the Athletics defeated Reading 5 to 2 in the last game of the series. Athletics used a patched lineup with Conn Fields Emming and Duggleby quitting over pay. Key moments included Shannon and Lawre contributing in the outfield and Berryhill at first.
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Reading
Athletic Club
Voortiees
Berryhill
Shannon
Bay Saves Game in Narrow Elmira Victory at Allentown
In a tense late inning, Elmira catcher Bay made a diving catch off Joe Delahanty with two on and one out to preserve a 4 runs to 3 win for Elmira over Allentown. Player notes include Kuhn, McManus, Henry, Dean, Grant, Accorsini with two base hits and Koschenbach Delahanty on three bases.
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Bay
Allentown
Elmira
Joe Delahanty
Boyle
Gallagher
Bottense
Rossen
Empire—Bear
Home Runs Decide the Scranton Victory
Wilkesbarre May 31 home runs by Scheffler and Knox powered Scranton to a 6 4 win over Wilkes Barre. Nicol stood out with two hits and a two-base, three-base performance, while Scheffler and Knox belted homers.
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Wilkesbarre
Sch
Scranton
R.H
A.E
Knoll
Nicol
D'B
Ket Ito
Sehef'r
Strat’n
Ib O
Reet
Clymer
Wei
Mill’ck
Knox
Scheffler
P. O'Brien
McIntyre
SeeeTe
Milligan
Ope
Diwene
Hectises
Kell Nicol Tratton
Kesser Wheuaenens
Barber
Owen
J. O’brien
Russe
Bloomsburg Defeats Strong Catawissa In Close Contest
In Bloomsburg on May 31 Bloomsburg beat Strong Catawissa in a tight game highlighted by solid hitting and fielding. Scoring details show Bloomsburg with eight runs to Catawissa’s zero, with standout performances from Beagle and Hummel. Ritchie and Yohe contributed offensive sparks as the teams traded innings.
Chester Plays Fast Ball At Twelfth Street Park
Chester opened with blazing pitching at Twelfth Street Park on May 31 as the fast article of ball drew spectators and set a lively tempo for the game led by strong fielding and timely hits.
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Chester
Twelfth Street Park
Cuban Giants Drubbed Amid Fielding Lapses In Match
The Cuban Giants were outclassed as Hayden Town and Pierson sparked offense with two-base hits while Beamer Green and Hayden each homered. Bell pitched and toed the line with 1.35 time, as Chester and Gusts held the Giants in check.
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Tee Botete
Efi
Brown
Ieee i
Zee
Will Wei
Ee Green
Bell
Giants
Chester
Hayden
Town
Clay
Pierson
Beamer
Green
Penn dominates All Academics in 22 to 2 rout at Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated All Academics 22 to 2 on Franklin Field. Penn’s hitters했다 until Devlin and Leary shut down the visitors to two hits, while Flavell Shape and Huston did not play. Scoring details show a lopsided game with strong pennsylvania hitting and solid defense.
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University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Spear
Fitler
Quakers
Devlin
Leary
Flavell
Shape
Huston
Pennsylvania
Penn Track Men to Train at Bryn Mawr for Paris Games
The University of Pennsylvania track committee chose Bryn Mawr as the Olympic training site. Six team members J W Tewksbury I K Baxter Alex Grant J McCracken T B McClain EB R Bushnell begin quarters at Summit Hill on June 4 under Coach Murphy due to Kraenzlein’s 220 yard hurdles strain.
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University of Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr
Summit Hill
J. W. Tewksbury
I. K. Baxter
Alex Grant
J. ©. McCracken
T. B. McClain
EB. R. Bushnell
Kraenzlein
Murphy
Haverford Cricket Ground
McGracken
Haverford Lawn Tennis Finals Delayed For Saturday
At Haverford yesterday the lawn tennis event limited to ladies doubles consolation singles and mixed doubles. Finals postponed to Saturday after rounds produced notable results including Miss Lycett dominating in singles and leading doubles and mixed entries into the championship bracket.
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Haverford
B. Banks
Miss H. Ot
Green
Miss Crawford
Ec Banks
Sreester Rastall
R. H. Lycett
D. H. Morris
Harlan
A. Heaton, Jr
Miss Chichester
W. P
K. S. Green
H. W. Lewis
Miss Rastall
Miss Lycett
Miss Sinclair
Aea
Ie Paeneiae
Dickinsons football schedule announced for the season
Carlisle Dickinsons football schedule lists games against Syracuse Lehigh and Penn with key home match versus State College. The slate includes dates at Carlisle Swarthmore Philadelphia and Lancaster with opponents Haverford Gettysburg Syracuse Leh Lafayette and Franklin & Marshall. The article notes no season loss and a player with three starts on the line and no injuries.
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Carlisle
Leh University
Fra
Lancaster
Lafaytt T F Genk
Deland. Ps
West Chester Kennett Square duel for Chester County title
A large crowd gathered in West Chester on May 31 to watch the tennis showdown between the West Chester and Kennett Square champions competing for the Chester County championship.
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the Times
West Chester
Kennett
Chester County
Penn Defeats Lehigh as Red and Blue Strive for Turnaround
A garbled report notes Penn facing Lehigh with focus on lifting the Red and Blue as they press for a win in the late-season stretch. Dow leads efforts to secure an even score and momentum.
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Penn
Lehigh
St H Penn
Dow
Trues Name Westcott Cole University Track Captain
Alexander Westcott Cole of New York was today elected captain of the University track team for the 1901 season. He has been a member of the track team for four years and amid the toss the team leader role is confirmed.
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Alexander Westcott Coleman
Uversity
We Yeurs
Sly Fox Wins Mount At Rid Dies Down Plate
London May 81 race results show Sly Fox ridden by Tod Sloane winning the 2pseom event while Jolly Tar with J Reif claimed the paseste and Marconi with J ir took the ebeale.
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London
Sly Fox
Tod Sloane
Jolly Tar
J. Reif
Marconi
J. Ir
Reading Game Delayed by Unpaid Athletics Cite Salary Dispute
Reading on May 31 reported a scheduled game between Reading and the Athletics of Philadelphia was delayed by 45 minutes due to the Athletic Club's refusal to play without salaries being paid. The clash was later arranged after the dispute.
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the Times
Reading
Athletics
Philadelphia
Dixon Versus Callahan Foreshadowed As Penn Art Club Fight
A highly anticipated featherweight bout headlines the Manchester city scene as George Dixon faces Tim Callahan at the Penn Art Club next Monday night. Dixon aims for a comeback after his loss to Vera, while Callahan seeks a shot at the Brooklyn terror with a decisive win. The card also features Tom Cleary versus Harry Berger in the undercard.
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Callahan and
Dixon
Penn Art Club
George Dixon
Tim Callahan
Will Dixon
M Vera
Terry
Callahan
Brooklyn
George d
Tom Cleary
Harry Berger
McCoy to Box O'Donnell in June Bout at Kirtland Club
The Kirtland Club has signed Kid McCoy to box Steve O'Donnell for fifteen rounds on the evening of June 7. McCoy wired his acceptance from Chicago. Lynn Maas report adds context on the bout and participants.
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Lynn
Maas
Kirtland Club
Kid McCoy
Steve O'Donnell
McCoy
Chicago
Jersey City Clubs Face Financial Strains as Players Debate Pay
Jersey City players face payroll troubles with $55 owed to Manager Pieilshman of Reading and free lodging by Landlord Bowman. A conference at the Mansion House failed to reach a settlement as Fields Fleming Conn and Duggleby depart for Philadelphia.
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Jersey City
Central House
Pieilshman
Reading
Bowman
Mills
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Athletic
Mansion House
Shoch
Athletics
Fleishman
Reading Club
Chauncey Pulsifer
Philadelphia
Fields
Fleming
Conn
Duggleby
Fieishman
Pulsifer
Philadelphians
Engineer William A Engle Rescues Boy From River
Special Telegram to Tax Times reports William A Engle of Reading, Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, rescued a boy from drowning in the Schuylkill River on May 15. He received a letter from J W Jones, president of the Volunteer Life Saving Corps, New York, stating he has been announced for a band service and credited with the rescue.
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Tax Times
Reading
William A. Engle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schuylkill River
J. W. Jones
Volunteer Life Saving Corps
New York City
Fx Eoan
Seminary President Resigns at Metrgar Female College Commencement
The nineteenth annual commencement of Metrgar Female College was held today in Carlisle. Rev. Thomas H. Robinson of Western Theological Seminary gave the commencement address. President West presented the diplomas and announced his resignation to assume a role in a neighboring county. The exercises closed with the lawn reception.
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the Times
Carlisle
Metrgar Female College
Thomas H. Robinson
Western Theological Seminary
Allegheny
West
Minen
Tie Chacasee
Woman Loses Sight After Sun Eclipse Gaze
Special Telegram reports Mrs. H. C. McAllister of Conestoga Centre was struck blind in the right eye and has severely impaired left sight after gazing steadily at a sun eclipse on Monday. Her condition worsened through the following day.
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Timms
Lancaster
H. C. McAllister
Conestoga Centre
Boy Attacks Mother in Chester Night Incident
A 13 year old boy, Harry Thomas, attacked his mother Emma M. Thomas at Third and Howell in Chester. He threatened to kill her when told to go to bed and struck her with a stick, prompting her to cry for help and nearby residents to intervene. The mother was rescued by others in the home.
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the Times
Chester
Harry Thomas
Emma M. Thomas
Third
Howell Volletzaete
Aesew
Malvern Factory Girl Mary Harvey lauded for skilled bottling work
Special Telegram to Tue Timms from Weet Chester May 31 notes Mary Harvey a skilled worker at Hires' Malvern factory. The report mentions her bottling root beer and her precise technique in the manufacturing process.
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Tue Timms
Weet Chester
Mary Harvey
Malvern
Boer Houses Describe Simple Homes in Free State
A writer notes Boer houses in the Free State use sun baked, whitewashed bricks with Asiatic appearance. Interiors feature minimal rooms with basic furniture, ant hill mud floors, and simple ornaments like lithographs and family Bibles. Even progressive owners may keep Dutch newspapers and a modest dwelling reflects practical life.
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Europe
America
Julian Ralph
Turkey
Persia
Arabia
Far East
Free State
Seeeh
Abraham Lincoln
Their First Chance
A stranger exclaims over a block with nineteen saloons as the local guide notes the prevalence across nearby streets. The exchange highlights the contrast between one block and the surrounding area in Chicago.
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Chicago
Favorites win most races at muddy St Louis meet
A six race program at the St Louis fair grounds saw five favorites prevail despite heavy rain leaving a sloppy track. Myth upset as a 12 to 1 outsider in the fourth race while favorite runners captured the rest.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Myth
The Young Girl's Revenge in Tombstone Magazine
A comic scene unfolds as heiress Bromo Moneyton dismisses Tombstone Magazine editor with cool logic. She cites misalignment of offered marriage plans and hints at a future decision, then reveals Radiator’s verses have been refused for years before exiting.
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Los Angeles Times
Tombstone
Bromo Moneyton
Bromo
Financial Star Couple Teaches Domestic Economy
A Detroit Free Press item profiles a newly married couple famed for a playful clash of finances. The wife touts thrift and utopian home life while her husband debates marital practicality as she jokes about earning a few cents from rags and bottles.
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Detroit Free Press
Hubby
Napoleon of Finance
Laughing Plant of Arabia Featured in Historic Note
A brief note describes a plant from Arabia known as the laughing plant. It notes bright fernlike flowers and seeds that resemble small black beads and are said to induce laughing effects.
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Arabia
Laughin
Todianapolie Ie Press
Dead Heat in Third Race as Long Shots Dominate at Gravesend
At Gravesend today two disqualifications and a dead heat highlighted the program. McMeekin was disqualified for underweight after a narrow second in the second race, Add also drew the DQ in the fifth race for fouling, and the third race ended tied between Harlem Lane and Delmarch after a strong stretch duel.
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Gravesend
Add
McMeekin
Mary McCoy
Spencer
Lambkin
Harlem Lane
Delmarch
Maximo Gomez
Wedderstrand
Ladvehip
Paeten
Kinnikinnie
McCue
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the Benedict
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O'Connor
Herbert
Time
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Prince
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Dangman
Odom
Ps Educate
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J. Glee
Larson
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Gulden
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Dosmor
Hardly
Landeman
Pupil
Mary Me
Janice
Bullman
Ida Carber
Eadeve
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Princess P . Maria Bolton
Mudder
Barbara Fritchie
Ada Beatrice
Miranda
Courtesy
Dame
Shaw
Kirkwood
Maher
Aa Ae
Oo ‘Rausch
Chappaqua
Ats Ben Cupid
Sensational
Track meets mud as six favorites fall in Latonta race
Rainy day at Latonta tracks sees Silver Coin win the third event by a nose over Unsightly in a terrific drive. Other races list multiple horses with odds and times, including Silver Gain, Peter Duryea, Rubel, Sam Lyons, and Nellie Regent among runners. Racing card shows selling and stakes across six furlongs to one mile races with numerous entrants.
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Latonta
Silver Coin
van Camp
Robert Morrison
Glenbow
John Maguire
Xanthos
Silver Gain
Harahberger
Howell
Peter Duryea
Lynch
Rubel
Michaels
Sam Lyons
Harshberger
Nettie Regent
May Ella
W. G. Welch
George B. Cox
W. Mooney
LaGrange
Wilson
Flop
Lela Murray
Brightie
Arcturus
Padema
Monette
the Geeser
Opera Girl
Sadie Parson
J. Hicks
Lexoline
Orris
Dr. Tarr
Tension
Lady Bratton
Lady Bramble
Herting
Carnival
Ilotta C
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