Double Victory for Home Teams in Major League Action
The Phillies beat Brooklyn as New York defeated Boston and Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh. Chicago and St Louis enjoyed easy wins while the Athletics ran their win streak to four by beating Cleveland. Washington shut out Milwaukee as all Eastern League clubs won.
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Tmacre
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Gheciapati SP
Louis
Atsburg
Donohue Spurs Phillies Past Brooklyn in Ninth Inning
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 6 to 5 as Donohue cops eight clean innings before a late Brooklyn rally. Errors by Hallman and Daly, plus smart plays by Delahanty and Barry, fuel the Phillies comeback and cap a tense nine. Attendance listed at 6,546.
Between the Innings A Bad Scare in Ninth Inning
The article describes a tense ninth inning with the Athletics in third place and Barry facing a tough day. Flick and Delahanty hit hard balls while Delahanty argued during the awful inning. The crowd leaned nervous as Donohue avoided walks through the eighth.
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Hallman
Athletics
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Delahanty
Taylor's Curves Were Pounded in Rainy Detroit Showdown
Chicago pitcher Taylor could not contain Detroit as Sudhoff kept the game mostly even with a key double steal by Casey and Barrett. Baltimore benefited from a late three-base hit by Williams and multiple miscues, while attendance figures were noted as 1,200.
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Ioning
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Barrett
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Erventh
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Barret
Umpire Cunningham Attacked by Crowd After Pittsburg-Cincinnati Game
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports a Pittsburg vs Cincinnati game ending in chaos as hundreds surged onto the field. Umpire Cunningham was grabbed and shaken, protected by Fred Clarke and Jack O’Connor, while a coward struck him from behind. Stones were thrown at the Reds’ bus. Jake Beckley pursued the assailant. President Dreyfuss criticized Cunningham, and President Young witnessed events without committing to action against Leach and Ritchey.
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Fred Clarke
Jack O'Connor
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Ritchey
Athletics Top Cleveland 6 to 2 on sharp fielding and Wiatt
In Cleveland, June 1, the Athletics defeated the Indians 6 to 2 as Wiatt pitched well and Hayden made two key catches. Lajoie homered among Cleveland’s hits but poor defense opened the game with three first inning errors. Rumors of management changes and new ownership swirl as the club struggles to climb. Attendance 2,100.
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Mitchells Pitching Beats Chicago
Chicago fell to Boston as Mitchell starred on the mound. Freeman stood out at bat with prominent contributions and a 5,000 attendance marked the Chicago loss in the June matchup.
Penn Defeats Georgetown In Error Laden College Game
Pennsylvania defeated Georgetown 8 to 4 in a high error game with sharp plays by the Red and Blue. Leary pitched well for Pennsylvania, while Blewitt started for Georgetown before Cox relieved. Key hits included Gawthrop Golden two-baggers and Leary’s home run by Cox.
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Harrisburg Triumphs In Close Island Grounds Game
Harrisburg Athletic Association defeated Lebanon Valley College 8 to 1 at the Island Grounds. A shower kept many away, but large crowd remained to see the local club pull out the win with steady hitting and strong pitching.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg Athletic Association
Lebanon Valley College
Lebanon Valley
Princeton Freshmen blank Germantown Academy 18 to 0
Princeton freshmen routed Germantown Academy 18 to 0 in a one sided game. Germantown made numerous errors and failed to hit consistently while Princeton scored in multiple innings.
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Germantown
Philadelphia Times
Princeton
N. J
Germantown Academy
Franklinville A. A. Falls to Columbia Catholic in Local Game
Franklinville A. A. hosted Columbia Catholic in Franklinville Pa. where Columbia Catholic beat Franklinville A. A. in a well played contest with a final score showing Columbia Catholic leading 9 to 2. Atco Atco N.J. faced Winslow E H P B and suffered a 12 to 0 defeat as the visitor’s pitchers dominated.
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Franklinville
Columbia Catholic
Columbia C. C
Westville Defeats Glenwood In Tight New Jersey Tilt
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES Westville New Jersey beat Glenwood of Philadelphia 10 to 9 in a back and forth June 1 game. Yerkes pitched dimly as Brooklyn’s McSstown edged Pepn Park 8 to 4 in Sherrystown. Morrisville crushed Bristol 17 to 0 and North Wales routed All Norristown 8 to 7 in a crowded midweek schedule.
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N. J
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Trenton
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Bristol Today
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Yale Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally Over Princeton
Yale wins 9th inning comeback 8 to 7 at Yale Field over Princeton. Underhill pitched well for Princeton before Hillary Hildebrand relieved, while Yale fielding miscues and costly errors by Hirsh Waddell Cook and Sharpe paved a late surge of six runs. Eliason saved a fly ball with a tumbling catch in the seventh as Yale seizes the championship game in dramatic fashion.
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Donohue
Billy Shellsline
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McCreery
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Farrell
Barry
McGuire
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Sheckard
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Mr. Burns
York Y M C A Club Tops Glen Rock In Close Contested Game
York Y M C A Club defeats Glen Rock 12 to 5 at Athletic grounds before about 100 fans. Mor Barnes of York shines in the box, while Glen Rock fielder topples three brilliant catches. Batteries Barnea and Suite for York. Swope and Haines for Glen Rock. Umpire Kotteamp.
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Philadelphia Times
York
York Y. M. C. A
Glen Rock
Mor Barnes
York Club
Grea
Ina
M. C. AE
Swope and
Haines
Kotteamp
Country Club Beaten in Season Opener at Woodbury
In Woodbury New Jersey on June first the Country Club ball club opened its season facing the Pennsylvania Railroad team. Sea Wagner starred with neat hitting while Leese and Cadets also performed. the Country Club showed tough play but the visitors prevailed.
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Fifty-second Street
Lynch
Kilhofer
Jack Outland
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelphia Times
Woodbury
N. J
Country Club
Pennsylvania Railroad Eeverwes
Sea Wagner
Siepl
Suanbury High School Loss Noted in Media Roundup
Selins Grove report covers Susquehanna University tally of 18 games at Media on June 1. Fragmentary notes mention Belmonthg at Williamson Pan West Chester Nor in a brief sports roundup.
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Media, Media
Media—Media
Belmonthg
Williamson
Pan West Chester Nor
Tacosy Narrowly Defeats North Philadelphia in Close Game
The Tacosy team came within a whisker of a shutout, as North Philadelphia scored their lone run in the final inning. Eisenlott reached home on a miscue after a steal, crossing the plate on his own.
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Ron
Eisenlott
Allentown State League Pros Defeat Keystones Easily
Allentown Pa June 1 The Allentown State League Club easily defeated the Keystones the leading amateur team of the city The professionals delivered a great performance in an decisive victory with Tacony showing an errorless game and Sose the new youngster at base contributing in the effort
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Mills
Baker
Tacony
Sose
Philadelphia Times
Allentown
Keystones
All-Scholastic Nips Phoenixville In Ten Inning Game
The Philadelphia All-Scholastic team defeated Phoenix A. A. 6 to 5 in ten innings on Phoenixville grounds. Connelly drove in the winning run on a wild pitch as Coulter and several others turned in solid defensive plays. both batteries delivered first class work in a tight contest.
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Phoenix A. A
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Coulter
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O' Neil
Indians Stop Albright In Rain Shortened Game
In Myerstown LeRoy baffled Albright as Kemp and Wilson starred for the Indians. Rain halted play after seven innings with the Indians ahead 11 to 0. In a separate Bronx area match Brown edged Cornell as Washburn struck out many batters and Brown’s fielders snagged tough flies.
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Burlington and Lindley tie in ten inning classic
In Burlington New Jersey on June 1 the Burlington team edged Lindley of Philadelphia 7 to 6 after ten innings. Earlier in Philadelphia on Decoration Day the Aetna A C lost to Phoenix A C 8 to 2.
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Rights of Translators and International Translation Law
The article argues translation rights should last as long as original copyright and that authors must control translation form. It surveys Berne Convention issues, national variances in France Britain Belgium Bolivia Chile and others, and notes limits of current domestic law. It highlights originality debates and the need for alignment with авторs’ rights.
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When to Skip Anthony Deane in Pilot
Fragmentary OCR prose describes a scene with a crimson setting sun and heavy cloud vaults over hills. The narrator signals retracing steps to explain, noting a sanc tus sanctorum like room contents and a mystery of existence.
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Anthony Deane
Crescent Club Regatta Highlights and Heroic Rescue
The Crescent Boat Club held its 29th regatta from Girard Avenue Bridge to the boat house with large spectator attendance. Winners included Tuttle in the novice race, Van Meter and Green in doubles, Faber’s crew in four oared gigs, and Bruner’s crew in eights. Richard Paxson gained wreaths for heroically saving a 6 year old boy from the river at Turtle Rock.
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Threeway 20 mile motor paced race at Woodside Saturday
A three cornered 20 mile motor paced race is set for Woodside this Saturday featuring Jimmy Michael Burns Pierce and Archie McEachern with the local rider as favorite. The program also includes an Australian pursuit team event limited to twelve riders, plus one and three quarter mile handicaps for amateurs and novices with entries closing June 5.
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Lafayette tops Lehigh in field and track meet at Lehigh Field
Lafayette defeats Lehigh 69 to 38 in a Lehigh Field and Track meet. Several Lehigh records fall as Lafayette dominates multiple events including sprints hurdles throws vault and distance races with top finishers such as Frick E Haldeman Trout and Roper.
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Races at Washington Park See Wide Attendance and Quick Finishes
A series of running events at Washington Park attracted a large crowd yesterday afternoon. J Roden managed the program with events running late into the evening. Notable results include the 100 yards dash handicap final won by W A Green with G W Sanville second and Charles Jones third in 1025 seconds.
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Open Cycle Run to Atlantic City Set for July 14
The Associated Cycling Clubs plan a monster open run to Atlantic City on July 14. Open to local wheelmen and women, the event will be officered by experienced road officials and run on an easy schedule to encourage participation under favorable conditions.
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International Golf and Polo Club Incorporation in Trenton
The International Golf and Polo Club with capital of 1 million dollars was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey to provide grounds and buildings for golf polo and other games. The victors named are John J Hill Horace Thornton and Legrand Bowker all of Jersey City.
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Legrand Bowker
Jersey City
Bloomsburg State Normal Blows Past Hazleton in Baseball
Bloomsburg State Normal defeated Hazleton in a one sided baseball game. Williams, Kilmer, and Masitten led the Bloomsburg offense with strong team play. The clash showcased Bloomsburg's solid pitching and defense throughout.
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Lawrenceville Wins Tight Game Over Hill School
Special to Top Times reports Lawrenceville edged Hill School in a close June 1 contest at Trenton. Key players Weatherhead Ritter Holabird and Weather contributed to the balanced attack as Lawrenceville held on for the narrow victory.
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Bowlers Make Good Averages In German American League
The German American Bowling League completed a highly successful tourney in this city. Notable match was I Zingari vs Star at Faust alleys with I Zingari winning by 152 pins. Readouts list individual scores and averages of active bowlers across clubs.
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New Stays for Constitution at Bristol
Owing to spring in the mainmasthead, the Constitution's crew has shortened forestays and raised splices to gain deck purchase. New and stronger backstays will be made later. Two sailors aboard Mount Morris under a physician's care report high fever and possible pneumonia. A new main sail from Herreshoff loft is aboard Mount Morris and kept on the tender for potential use.
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No Trial For Independence Yacht Delayed By Weather
The Lawson yacht Independence did not start for a planned trial spin in Boston as mist and a brisk northeast wind prevented bending the sails. If Monday brings better conditions, the team plans to proceed. decks rigging and interior work remain and the yacht is reported in excellent condition for an initial trial once the easterly weather lifts.
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Iselin charters Christabel for America Cup races
C O Iselin has chartered the steam yacht Christabel at Cowes for the America cup races marking the fifth American chartered vessel there. The Christabel previously served Emperor William and was taken to the Mediterranean by Herr Krupp. Mr Drexel’s Margarita is also present. Ratsey’s crew is adjusting new sails for Shamrock U while other orders stall.
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Vardon Will Not Defend Title At Open Meeting
London June 1 Harry Vardon withdraws from defending his championship at the forthcoming meeting. The noted golfer cites reasons for not entering the defense and leaves the field open for rivals at the event.
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