和訳してください。 Inhis lawsuit Matus says another fan, Belanski's friend Kelvin Ramirez, alsoclaims to have a 50 per cent share in the ball. Matus asked a judge to declarehim the owner or to receive the proceeds from its sale.
As a judge in Florida considered this claim, another suitwas filed by Joseph Davidoff, who claimed that he was actually “able tocompletely grab the ball in my left hand” when another fan in blue leaptover the railing behind him , beforepiling “ontop of me causing me to lose possession at the 50/50 ball.
In this telling , the ball was then loosed again into asecond contest between Matus and Belanski. “I did not consent to the unknown fan tackling, jumping on me andassaulting me causing me to lose possession of the 50/50 ball”. Davidoff said. A judge has scheduled a hedaring later thisweek over the rival claims.
It is not the first time that a fight over a covetedhome-run bin a single seasonall has spilt out of the stadium and into acourtroom. Goldin, announcing the saleof the ball, said the fight over it” was reminiscent of the day of Barry Bonds milestonehome run”.
Bonds, of the San Francisco Giants, hit 71 home runs in a single season in 2001. His 71st, on October 5, was caught by Alex Popov but then lost in a scrum, before another fan, Patrick Hayashi emerged with the ball. The following year a court in San Francisco determined that both men has an equal claim to it and they split the proceeds. In his 1997 novel Underworld, the author Don De Delillo imagined in his opening chapter a similar fight over a ball from of the most famous home run in history, Bobby Thompson”s pennant winning ‘shot heard around the world’ in October 1951. In the book a teenager named Cotter Martin, who has sneaked into the ground, fights another fan for it under a chair. “A tight little theatre of hands and arms, some martial test with formal rules of grappling….he hears the earnest breathing of the rival.” He gives the other man a skin burn to make him drop it, and then “he feels it hot and buzzy in his hand”. Cotter is chased by another fan as he leaves the stadium, but gets home with it vefore his father, stealing into his room in the night, pries it from his hand.