Victory and Defeat for Local Teams in Baseball Standings
The Phillies opened at Pittsburg and lost to the Pirates amid pitching struggles. Cincinnati moved to second by beating Brooklyn while New York defeated St Louis and avenged a prior loss to Powell. Boston shut out Chicago. Detroit and Philadelphia posted wins as Athletics extended a nine game streak into fifth place. Standings show New York leading the National League and Chicago and Detroit in contention in the American League.
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Chicago
Detroit
Mack
Plank
Athletics
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Comiskey
Washington
National League
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Philada
Roston
Philadelphia
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L. P.C
Washton
Treston
Balto
Phillies Hold Opening Loss in Pittsburg on Western Trip
In Pittsburg June 3 Captain Delahanty beat a high grounder to third in the sixth to score Delahanty for the Phillies lone run as Phillippi twirled a masterly game. Elmer Flick added a two base hit scoring Delahanty. Pirates pitchers Duggleby Townsend kept the Phillies quiet and Pittsburg won 4 to 1. Attendance 3,000.
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Pittsburg
Delahanty
Phillies
Emilie
Pirates
Elmer Flick
Del
Phillippi
Duggleby
Townsend
Monte Cross
Pittsburgs
Flick
Barry
Pirate
Bob Emeslie
Fred Clarke
Reds Edge Brooklyn In Tight 9th Inning Finish
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 5 to 4 as Keeler delivers game ending fly after bases loaded hit miscues. Breskine 3, Sheckard 1, Magoon three base hit pace Reds while Harley Beckley and Keeler contribute multi hits. Attendance 2,500 at Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
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Daly
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Farrell
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Bergen
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Phips
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Hughes
Cisclonati
Cincinnati
Breskige
Crawford
Dahlen
McCreery
Chicago and Boston Battle With Scattered Hits in A Contest
Chicago managed four scattered hits off Willis as Boston pushed across a run on a single, a long double, and timely two base hits aided by a passed ball. Both teams showed strong defense and fine infield play with limited rallies, final score reflecting a close, low total offensive game.
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Willis
Boston
New York Hit Powell Hard In Tight Game
A New York team defeated Powell with Van ren leading the offense by going five for five at the plate. The game showcased strong pitching and fielding as 5,000 fans attended at the venue. Teammates and opponents were listed in scattered form with partial batting lines and numbers.
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New York
Powell
van Ren
Unclear Baseball At Bat Listing With Penalty Annotations
The fragment lists players such as Heldrick Selbach Strang Ganzell and Phyle, noting Hit by pitched ball by Phyle and a WW double by McGanna Ryan. It mentions bases on balls by Mer and passed ball by Warner, with strikeouts by Murphy Phyle and umpire Dwyer. Time 1 4 remains indicated.
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Pittsburg
Wagner
Leach
Flick
Ritehey
Beaumont
O'Connor
Ely
Wnsend
Cross
Phillippi
Leby
Townsend
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Pagsieby
Bull cFarland
Detroit Edges Athletics 2-1 In Pitchers Battle
In Detroit on June 3 the Athletics beat the Tigers 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Plank and Miller matched zeroes until a late inning, with Plank making a key eighth inning play. Powers was injured on a spike by Elberfeld but finished the game as the Athletics tallied in the second. Attendance reported at 3,199.
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Mich
Athletics
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Miller
Lajoie
Larry
Powers
Elberfeld
Miller Dolan
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Holmes
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Gleason
Dowling Wildness Defeats Cleveland in Baltimore Loss
Dowling walked batters and hit two, forcing in a run in the third as Baltimore beat Cleveland 8 to 7. Attendance 1,200. Highlights include Bradley with a two base hit and Dowling charged with the loss amid a crowded error play sequence.
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Bradley
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Meveland
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Bale
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Donn
Williams
O' Brien
Lachance
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Donlin
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Cantillon
State League to Expand After Tri County League Dissolves
Reading Pa June 3 The Tri county League dissolution prompts a State League reorganization from six to eight clubs led by Reading Allentown Easton Pottsville Lancaster Harrisburg Lebabon move to Middletown and Columbia Norristown or Chester likely final club The first game of the new slate is set for Harrisburg tomorrow with John L Sullivan umpiring subsequent games Davidson replaces staff as needed.
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Reading
Lancaster
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Easton
Pottsville
Middletown
Norristown
Chester
Paul Morris
al Lawson
W. Abbott Witman
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Bloomsburg High School Defeats Normal Reserves Easily
Special to The Philadelphia Times Bloomsburg High School dominated the Normal Reserves on the Normal Field this afternoon in a game marked by numerous errors. The High School scored steadily with players Scheel and Skeer contributing, while Colton and Hine were noted for the Reserves.
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Philadelphia Times
Bloomsburg
Toy
Scheel
Ieee Normal
Western Association Scores Roundup from Columbus-Louisville
Readable snippets show results across multiple games with Indianapolis 8 over Columbus 6, Louisville 5 over Dayton 7, Fort Wayne 3 over Fort oP, Toledo 1, and Marion 22 over Grand Rapids 7, reflecting a varied Friday slate.
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Indianapolis
Louievile
Dayton
Louisville
Fort Wayne
Fort Op
Toledo
Marion
Grand Rapids
Rain Postpones Toronto Syracuse Buffalo Game
In the Eastern League schedule a Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo game was postponed by rain while Worcester-Dorcester and Montreal at Providence Providence and Roches at Hartford Hartford were also listed.
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Dorcester
Montreal
Providence
Roches
Hartford
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Independence trial spin shows Crowninshield yacht fast and handling well
In Massachusetts bay the Crowninshield yacht Independence sailed for two hours under three lower sails. Captain Haff and owner Thomas W. Lawson watched as the vessel demonstrated speed, balance and maneuverability though weather and rigging delays occurred during setting of the gaff topsail.
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Pride and Hope
Yankeeland
Massachusetts Bay
Crowninshield
Independence
Haff
B. B. Crowninshield
Thomas W. Lawson
Princeton Tigers Change Infield After Yale Loss
Princeton, N J June 3 The Princeton nine held its first practice since Saturdays defeat by Yale. Coach Hillebrand moved Cosgrave from short to right field, Pearson returned to first base, Meir shifted to short, Khmwa was replaced. Princeton aims to beat Yale at home this week and will face the Carlisle Indians on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia Times
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Hillebrand
Cosgrave
Pearson
Meir
Khmwa
New Haven
Tigers
Elis
Carlisle Indians
Pennsylvan ia Crushing All Academic Nine 32 to 2
The University of Pennsylvania beat the All Academic team 32 to 2 on Franklin Field. Gunthrop hit six of seven and Brown had four safeties as Penn surged after the fourth inning. Layton and Ziegler pitched for the Penn eleven with Fitler finishing. The Quakers depart for a Northern swing facing Brown Harvard and Holy Cross.
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Pennsylvania
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Holy Cross
Providence
Brown Defeats Chicago 10 to 4 in Baseball Clash
Providence Rhode Island June 3 Brown defeated Chicago by 10 to 4 as Chicago committed ten errors. Weak team play and loose fielding allowed Brown to capitalize with timely hits. The game lasted about one hour and fifty minutes.
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Providence
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Pat Ne
Chester Bunched Wins In Tight Chester Victory
Chester defeated Reading 1-2 with strong pitching from McGamon. Burns and Agnew contributed for Reading in a closely contested game.
Dickinson Elects Captains For Next Baseball And Track Years
Special to The Philadelphia Times Carlisle June 3 Dickinson selects Frank J Cannon Low 1902 of Dickinson as next year baseball captain after a strong season at second base Charles Appleman of Williversville Pa is named captain of the track team for next season he won a last quarter mile this year
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Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Frank J. Cannon
Low
Charles ©. Appleman
Williversville
Rockaway Wins Hempstead Cup In Polo Contest
Rockaway Hunt Club fours defeated Meadowbrook Hunt Club 12 to 5 at Hempstead to claim the Hempstead cup. Notable plays included Rene La Montagne back shot in the final period and Hazards riding work. two ponies fell but riders were uninjured as crowds of society figures watched.
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Hempstead
N. Y
Rockaway
Manhattan
Rene la Montague
T. A. Havemeyer
Meadowbrook
W. A. Hazard
Page
R. LaM'tagne
T. A. Havem'r
Conover
R. L. Stevens
D. F. Savage
J. W. Ap’ton
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Ays Sb Eisai Chee
Women’s Interstate Tennis Championship Opens at Merion Club
The Interstate women’s championship began at Merion Cricket Club with two defending champions Miss Clark of Philadelphia and Miss Harlan of Belmont C C entering. Preliminary rounds produced several byes and close matches as Belmont players impressed, with doubles and consolation events starting today.
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Miss Clark
Philadelphia
Harlan
Belmont Cricket Club
Belmont
Night Automobile Meet Promises Top Philadelphia Racing Card
Billy Sharsig prepares lighting for Athletic Ball Park at Twenty-ninth Street and Columbia Avenue for Thursday night races. Wayne Davis versus Jack Greer comps. Oxford bike of B B Stevens and H B Hart’s Williamson auto. La Fiera and A Meeky duel. Oscar Kastlack versus Louis Kolb. John A Wells Howard steam carriage against Locomobile Company steam carriage.
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Twenty-ninth Street
Columbia Avenue
Wayne Davis
Orient
Jack Greer
Oxford
B. B. Stevens
H. B. Hart
Thomas
Germantown Leads After Interclub Tennis Tourney Play
The postponed interclub tennis tournament resumed at Manheim grounds with Germantown winning four of five sets to take the lead. Wilson Germantown defeated Grugan Belmont 2-5 6-3 6-4 while Kurtz Germantown beat Hoskins Belmont 9-7 14h 7-5 and Carpenter Germantown defeated Hovey Belmont 6-3. Allen beat Collum Germantown and Germantown defeated Alcorn 6-4 6-3.
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Wilson
Grugan
Belmont
Kurtz
Hoskins
Carpenter
Hovey
Allen
Collum
Germanown
M . Germantown
Alcorn
Crack Amateurs Entered At Woodside Race Meet
Amateur cyclists are set for an extra attraction at Woodside Saturday with a 4x2 Australian pursuit featuring two man teams. Stars Dave Rambler and J W Strout join the field to chase the leading duo in a race that promises high drama after the big 39 or 30 meter paced feature between Jimmy Michavi Archie McEachern and Burns Pierce.
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Woodside
Jimmy Michavi
Archie McEachern
Burns Pierce
Dave Rambler
J. W. Strout
Phillips
Sporting Notes On Ge Season Interest And Bicknell Remarks
In comments about the season and growing interest Py Bicknell, a longtime participant, noted a shift in focus at the latest C C meeting. He argued the strongest proof is the enjoyment present among veterans and newcomers alike, reflecting ongoing engagement and renewed enthusiasm in the sport.
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Py. Bicknell
C. C
Bicknell
Grail Made Rush On Post And Won At Gravesend
Good weather and a fast track powered a lively day at Gravesend with 5 000 to 6 000 spectators. Grail led late in the stretch to beat Blue Girl in the Criterion stakes while Grail, Grail, Grail. Other results include Gold Spinner in the third race and First Whip and Dr. Barlow among winners in longer events.
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Hanover Queen
Graff
Chirrup
Grafl
Landry
Blue Girl
Brazil
Desperado
Barry
Monroe Doctrine
Donohue
King Barleycorn
Balamy
Wandering Minstrel
Bermuda Hundred
Bon Jour
Roxbury
Islington
Bob
McGinn
O'Connor
Rossignol
Burns
James Fitz
Postillion
Whd Oats
Illuminate
Piggott
Grail
Boruis
Spencer
Dr. Barlow
Odom
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Walsh
Tie
Beau Gallant
Sailor King
Godfrey
Bullman
Dr. Liddell
Cochran
Mac
Miles
Drogheda
Yorkshire
Candling
Conule
Manchuria
Derby colt Herrmann injured in Hawthorne stake
Chicago June 3 Garry Herrmann a Derby colt bled badly during the Premier stakes at Hawthorne and was pulled up. Silverdale won by a length over Operator with Omdurman close behind. Edith Q. was recorded third due to judges error, causing backers to protest.
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Hawthorne
Garry Herrmann
Herrmann
Winkfeld
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Operator
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Robert Waddell
Edith Q
Maplewood Institute Field Sports Results Summary
The three days of commencement exercises included multiple events. Junior and senior races, jumps and hurdles were won by Vaubenschoten Wallace Munro Longbottom and Munro with various placements. a wheelbarrow race and a baseball game concluded the program.
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Maplewood Institute
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Wallace
Davis
Munro
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Vandenschoten
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Bee
Ceatesworth
Crook
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Loch
Pocahontas the pigeon sets Louisville long-distance record
Louisville reports Pocahontas a pigeon owned by J. Schreck broke the local homing record by flying 400 miles from Alligator Lake Mississippi in 9 hours 41 minutes.
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Pocahontas
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Mise
Weston-Super-Mare bowler wins in 850 yard pigeon match
London report states Afty birds each, Bowell from Weston-Super-Mare went to New York with 26 kills, finishing the match as 68 birds out of 49 chet.
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Weston-Super-Mare
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Navink Cats
Yale Track Captain Richard Sheldon Elected for Next Year
Richard Sheldon of Rutland Vermont was elected Yale track team captain for the next year in New Haven. He stood as the sole ballot winner over Dixon Boardman in a brief race. Sheldon, tall at 6 feet 2 inches and about 215 pounds, previously played right guard on Yale’s champion football eleven and was noted as the best American shot putter at the recent Intercollegiate games in New York.
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Philadelphia Times
New Haven
Yale
Hopkins Grammar School
New York
Henley entries close as Penn and foreign crews enter
The Henley regatta closes entries with clubs including Club Nautique de Ghent and Nice candidate for the diamond sculls. Officials expect a stronger regatta and locals have raised prices to peak levels. Separately, Gettysburg elects A A officers amid Pennsylvanian lacrosse and a 24 hour as you please foot race starts in Shenandoah.
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Ellerslie yearlings auctioned at Gravesend outperforming bidders
New York June 3 Ellerslie yearlings sold in Gravesend paddock. Top prices reached include horses priced at 600 and 1000 dollars with bidders Hthic J Stemler and T Welsh among others. Other high bids listed for multiple offspring from Charexus and Aurus-Calais crosses with buyers T L Watts W M Barrick and more.
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Bon- Mermaid
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Aurus-Calais
T. L. Watts
Charexas-Merry Maid
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Russell
W. M. Barrick
Virginians Undertake Atlantic Skiff Voyage From Baltimore
Two Virginia men Alyah Dorsey James and Barton Haxall Noland depart from the Rappahannock in an 18 foot skiff on a year long voyage. They plan to sail to the Atlantic through the St Lawrence route then south to the Gulf of Mexico and Texas using limited gear including a canvas tent camera and a typewriter. Both men about 24 and James works for Bradstreet Agency.
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Bradstreet Agency
Dressing Up For Death By Own Action In Honest Pride Of Woman
A New York Sun piece quotes a police sergeant on how women preparing to die by own action dress in their best clothes. He notes many reports describe well made garments and silk wear, with one gown common as the outfit chosen for an exit, reflecting a ritual of appearance in crisis.
None Left to Tell the Tale
An item from a Chambers Journal and Chicago Evening Post fragment discusses skepticism toward sterilization and health precautions. A housewife dismisses the topic as foolishness, mocking the agent’s warnings about sterility and related methods.
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Chambers’ Journal
Chicago Evening Post
Chamounix Drive Favored for Fairmount Speedway Site
A committee of the Fairmount Park Commission backs Chamounix Heights as the best location for a 210000 dollar speedway plan. The 80 foot wide drive would be a mile long with a return lane and designated viewing, avoiding rail embankments and cemetery constraints.
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Thompson
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Webster
Trotting Stock Farm to Be Sold at Madison Square Garden
An absolute dispersion sale of the Suburban Stock Farm trotting horses from the W. E. Spier estate will be held at the Old Glory auction in Madison Square Garden next November. The 150 head offer includes famed sires and mares such as Directum, Ade bell, Keeler, Jefferson Wilkes, Copeland, Sappho, Crescent, Etiquette, Nelle A, Rose Croix, and Lula Wilkes. This marks a rare opportunity since the 1886 Glenview dispersal.
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Crescent
Etiquette
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Bermuda
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Lady Elsie
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Glenview
Anniversary Road Drivers Meet at Belmont Track
Racing fans can see a premier Belmont track program on Wednesday afternoon as the Road Drivers Association celebrates its anniversary. The event features four regular classes and a double team race for city championship honors between King Harry and Ottinger with Jacksonian, highlighting a banner meet of the year.
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Dickinson Foot Ball Schedule Cards in Carlisle
Carlisle June 3 Dickinson football manager C Evans nearly completes the season schedule. Open dates include September 21 and October 12 with changes replacing Gettysburg. New games set with Princeton and Annapolis, Penn not arranged due to conflicts.
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Canada’s Cup Defender Launched at Detroit Harbor
Detroit yacht owners syndicate launches the Canada’s Cup defender Detroit a 47 ft 6 in overall length a 26 ft waterline boat of the skimming ish type attributed to Captain Kid Wilds Dimensions list aetherboard craft weight 5000 to 6000 pounds spar boom gaff and sails detailed in the release It is expected Mars will have her ready for a spio y
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Lawrenceville Defeats Hill School in Tennis Match
Pottstown PA June 3 Lawrenceville Academy topped Hill School in a tennis tournament. Blanchard of Lawrenceville defeated Larned of Hill in straight sets, Finck and Van Reypen also contributed for Lawrenceville as matches concluded.
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Gettysburg College Athletic Association Names Officers
At Gettysburg College a meeting elected officers for the athletic association. President W. H. Fleck heads a slate including vice president M. L. Clare secretary R. W. Lenker treasurer E. B. Hay baseball manager M. H. Floto track manager J. G. Koser basketball manager A. B. Richards.
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Shamrock II to be Docked for Mast Work
The Shamrock Tr. will be dry docked tomorrow in Southampton and preparations begin for a voyage on Tuesday June 11 to have a new mast fitted.
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Two New Corporations Form In Trenton
The Commercial Acetylene Company with capital of 100000 is incorporated to provide acetylene gas. Incorporators include Frank Hastings Vredetiek HW Revedici Martin J Qulon 11 MH Mewells Marty FB Rebiasos Edward Beers and John R Renogen all of Jersey City. The Cuyahoga Steel and Wire Company with capital of 500100 is formed to manufacture steel and iron. Incorporators include Cleveland V Childs James RK Mapleton H Smith all of East Orange.
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Cleveland V. Childs
James RK
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