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New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
B. AND 0. BUYS a LEASED LINE.
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IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNEl
Pttsburg, June 20 The Baltimoresand Ohio Rail
road Company to-day purchased the Pittsburg and
Conneilsville Railroad, a stretch OF twelve miles
OF road between ConneIIsville and Unontown The
stockholders were paid about SS50OO0. or $3.50 a
share. the par value being $50 a share. The right
for this stretch of road passed through the
legislature among a host of other bills in an
omnibus bill in the early ffties. when the Penn
sylvana Railroad was fighting the Baltimore and
Ohio in an effort to keep II out of Pittsburg The
Baltimore and Ohio leased il for nnety-1ine wears
5000 a year. The stockholders sued the Balti-
more and Ohio when the corporation defaulted pay
ment before the receivership to have the PitsburS
and Connellsve released from the contract and
the suit was to come up soon. The litigation is
ended. H. D. Buckley. controller Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. paid over the money to-day to the stock
holders. who reside at Uniontown.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS INDICTED.
OUTCOME OF INVESTIGATION OF VIOLA
TION OF LAW IN POOLING
COTTON RATES

Atlanta. Ga, June 20-The federal grand jury
which has been Investigating the alleged violations
Of the interstate commerce law relating to the
pooling of cotton rates of Atlanta this after
noon returned three indictments. one against five
Of the railroads entering Atlanta and one against
individuals representing the railroads. charging
them with violating the law 10 regulate commerce
and a joint indictment against both railroads and
individuals for violating the Sherman antitrust
The railroads indicted the Southern Railway
the Seaboard Air Line the Atlanta and West Point
the Western and Atlanta ana Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company.
The indiyliuals are Second Nice-rresident w W
Finley and General Freight Agent E A Neal of
the Southern Railway, President and General Man
ager Charles a. Wickersham and Traffic Manager
r. E Lutz of the Atlanta and West Point Traffic
Manager II. F Smith and Division Freight Agent
J. 4. Sans of the Western and Atlantic r
Sheatham assistant general freight agent of the
ard of the Georgia Railway. and S F. Parrott
chairman of the Southeastern Freight Association
1t is understood that warrants will be issued to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
ENDOWMENT FOR NAVAL 7. N. c. 4
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO
HOLD A LAWN FETE.

The International Committee OF Young Mems
Christian Associations, with headquarters at NO.
8 West Twenty-ninth-st, will June % give
lawn fete at Lyndhurst for the endowment Of the
Navy Department of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Writing about the fete, Miss Helen
Miller Gould, second vice-presdent of the Women's
Auxiliary, says;
The International Committee of Young Mems
Christian Associations is doing excellent work
in our army and navy, in our colleges among the
railroad employees OF country. among colored
and for the Indians The Women's Auxiliary
OF the International Committee was organized in
1897, and up the present time has co-operated
especially with the efforts in behalf of sailors SOL
diers and railroad men. The proceeds Of the lawn
fete will be sent 10 Miss I.etftia Craig ONeiH as
treasurer Of the Women's Auxiliary, toward the
endowment of the work in the navy. and particu
larry the naval branch, No 167 Sands-st., Brook
lyn.
The musical programme at the lawn fete by the
numbers:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
CRICKET.
SOME INTERESTING GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR TO-DAY.

Six Of the seven clubs which have entered teams
in the competition for the cricket championship Of
New-York viii be in the field to-day. The
Kings County and Brooklyn clubs will cross bats
at Prospect Park where also Nelson Lodge will
play Manhattan. while the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club will play Paterson at Bayonne. There will
also be played to-day three games in the champion
ship series of the NewYork Cricket Association
These are Columbia Oval Essex County. at
WiIiamsbrdge: Paterson Team VS.. Brook
lyn Team B, at Paterson, and Branch Brook
VS.. Newark. Branch Brook Park Newark.
The Manhattan second eleven and Brooklyn Team
c will meet in the championship series of the Pros
pect Park Cricket Associate at Prospect Park.
and Chadwick will play Nelson Lodge second eleven
al GreenYille.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
CTCLING.
LARGE ENTRY LIST IN METROPOLE MEET
TO-DAY-CENTURY ROAD CLUBS
RUN TOMORROW

With q record breaking entry list larger than
has ever been obtained in the metropolitan dis
trct. the meet of the Metropoe Cycling Club this
afternoon Manhattan Beach promises to pro-
vide auspicious opening of the cement track by
the Half a hundred novices will in their
maiden race. seVenty-fve riders will take part in
the big amateur handicap, all starting the same
time, and nearly many more will compete in
the five mile open race.
Many prominent, professional riders, including
Kramer Bald, Collett and Fisher. will appear in
the dash contest with a flying start and also in
the Metropole Sweepstakes Handicap, five
miles The paced will be a four cornered
battle between Hall, the English boy; Lawson. the
young Swede; Munroe. the youngster from Ten
nessee. and Freeman. from the Pacific Slope. This
quartet will follow the restless motors for twenty
miles, and exciting contest is assured
The trial heats of the novice will be
called at p. m. and at 2S0 o'clock the profession
al riders will have their trials for the one-third
mile dash At p. the first final race will take
place Those who have not obtained invitations
for the will find il possible to reserved
seats at the track. The early arrivals will be IA
vored.
Preparations for the hfty-nnile handicap race for
the road championship tomorrow at 1:S0 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
WATER ISLAND.
QUAINT QUIET CURIOUS SPOT THAT Is
ISLAND ONLY IN NAME.

= L
ISLAND ONLY IN NAME.
Water Island Long Island. June % (SPeciaD.-
me southern portion Of Long Island is remarkable
~ reason Of the inland hay that for more than
,l,ndred miles washes its coast with no greater
soroe shan the waters of a large inland lake The
mig beach-''the beach, IL is called-that forms
ne outer shore Of this bay keeps the ocean dis
ance varying from five miles in the wides parts
% only a few hundred feet in the narrowest. back
rom the coast Of Long Island. II is not much
more than a quarter Of a mile in width in the
srg~st portions. and where II is indented the
deepest il becomes only sandy bar, with scarcely
Visible signs Of its existence. If storms rage only
ne beach suffers: all is comparatively calm and
fe on the other side in spite OF the fact that dur
rg the worst tempests the ocean makes its way
,rer the lowest and narrowest strips into the bay
sehind.
Tie life saving service has been developed to
rreat degree Of efficiency this long stretch OF
ear Every five miles there is fully equipped
Water Island is in reality not an island at all.
L is a part Of Fire Island, or the Great South
Beach II is difficult ascertain how this spot
.9ed is5aa spen White Eoase ana TbarbeTs
These houses famous for their nsh. clam and
,aTty can look back upon their dinner or supper
here with deep longlngs for another IKE IL Inc
nat they engage their captains to bring them
. place could he offered that such speedy second
rial The hotels are placed on the ridge OF the
t5oVe the level Of the AtanTic on the one side
nd Great South Bay the other. Board walks
inchorage grounds in this little bay 10 the hotels
me higher part Of the isanf IN ins fais section Is
push and long. coarse grasses. stunted pine trees
gretch of wreckage strewed beach is at the same
sme dreary and fascinating. The ocean may be
rdnary seaside resort 1t is as nature first made
and intends it ever to be; a solitary outpost.
guard TO the Long Island shores against the fury
md terror OF the mighty Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
4 DETECTIVE PLUNGEs TO DEATH.

eINKERToN MAN FALLS DOWN A1RSHAFT
WHEN CHASING a THIEF.
In chasing a thief across the roof of the five
story apartment house at No. I96 NInth-aNe''
yesterday. Edward Dolan. a Pinkerton detec-
tive Of No. 144 West End-ave-. fell down the air
shaft between Nos. 796 and 79S. His jaw, ankle
and hip were broken. AS a result Of internal
Injuries. he died two hours later in Roosevelt
Hospital.
The detective said that in jumping from one
roof TO the other over the airshaft ne had at
tempted TO steady himself by taking hold of
chimney The chimney had crumbled. In fall
ng 10 the bottom OF the shaft part OF the CHM
aey went down with him.
The occupants of the apartment house and the
houses adjoining were questioned, but no one
could be found who had seen Dolan or the fuSl-
i've on the roof. and no one had heard footsteps
On the roof.
noian had wife and two children.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
LAWN TENNIS
CRAGIN AND WARD DEFEAT WEsTFALL
AND COLwELL IN LOCAL TOURNAMENT.

CRAGIN AND WARD DEFEAT wEsTFALL
AND COLwELL IN LOCAL TOURNAMENT.
Play by lawn tennis experts in the sen1i-anal
competitions attracted d large and representative
gallery of spectators yesterday TO the courts OF the
New-York Lawn Tennis Club. where the open
tournament under the auspices or the United STATES
National Lawn Tennis Association is nearing Hs
end The work OF the well known college veterans,
and also that OF the women, was OF sufncieE'
caHbre 70 hold the gathering until twilight llAoS
BY all odds the match in the meHs s. Gol9TS 40 ssr.
which engaged HoIcornbe Ward. the former To- 10.
ward expert and national and internaLonS+ 9in gf'
holder Of the team paired Win e4s--C 7S = Alex
t 1nJTT. [e F tbe Iyar and Cragin took the hr
section of the contest -. after the po-.l5 &C.
War1 endeavored TO relieve the strain OF the h2.y
fought game by Iobhng deep into the oppoSs.IIs S,Is
court His attempt cost his sloe tle SCI t-5 and
and Alexander waited for The ball 70 oolna, @ir fr
then drove their returns past their adyerssf fiS ~
the point. taking the set al 90 - ''!C-s-csnfsi
set Cragin took the net position a[5 sriSg By
smashing and cross courting the ret3 t5Tans had
twice been within point of victory
The summary - r-,,reu
r Kngs G@uRty Tennis CG5 efeq,l J. c 2s kyf Ass 1et
Courty Tennis club. 81 q G. I5rT5lJ r. Iey ~st New
York Lawn Tennis Club. defeated X NJ D5A'''
YORK Lawn Tennis Cuo g e. - KINGS County Tennis
Club. defeated C. Lorraine vyeth. NeT-1'FA Lawn
final rogna-Ha-old H Hackett West SIDE tennis
Ir,h defeated Samuel \ Westfau kl1gS tge-- tgts cub
80 y 81 e = 9 Kelley West side Tennis Srrb
defeated Robert Colweu. jr. Kings County -s---
Mems doubles first roundCaIhou7 trssta tf Sarsus A.
corrbe Side Tennis cub -e-ea-l~
WestfaH and Robert ColweiL il h-nsss - Ksley.
Club -. 6-i; Edward p tlsner ans as; " tfs:zarn2
Wsst side Tennis Club defeated Frecsl4eS ~
and Frank & Hague. Kings County Tennis C4'-' y
fault - rI-r~7-,se Ward
west side Tennis Club defeated Rsyraont D r1Fari P
TredarIck r Alexander -. Id. 81. 4assatsd
Fisher and { c. Kelley West Side Tennis 49,, Tex
J Z Gresson and semp W Russ, san AH'onl''
3-6. St 6-1- ~ E-i,aSsth H
Moore and Wylif Z. Grant New orr ems - rs
fes1sd Miss C!yee Woodward and c q Netet- l1s 15)
Tfandicap singles {a-st round}--NtorriS Sl1--A
defeated F;enfannia (pIus half l5l d' 80 an
second rolIad-Eenry W NC!leuhaue- "'"S T NJ
feated J. X Smythe owe hslt 10 % 'SS-s bsif 49,
Tcnohue lowe defeated Charles galway sfsatsd
81 6-4. Henry Van Praas plus ha1 10 . Ecs
Henry W Warner lowe f5). e. % =, -. Safault
lowe 15l defeated E Roberts towe 1alt L'l lav DE-
Consolation singles (hrst round @ ~ X lruer
feated 7 " Beckley. 6--3, - g. fist-if We
defeated 2. E. Roberts tt, -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
oUAKERs WANT GAMES.

The Belmont Cricket Club OF Philadelphia is
desirous of visiting New-York in the middle of Au
gust. and wishes TO arrange three games with met
Philadelphia has charge. and will be glad to hear
from clubs with open dates. The Philadelphia
Cricket Club Is also desirous of arranging a game
with New-York club for July its grounds at
Wissahickon Heights. Their secretary Is Sydney
Young, No. GIT Real Estate Trust Building. Phila-
delphia-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
TO PRESERVE ADLRONDAChS.
SOCIETY INCORPORATED TO SAVE FOR
ESTS AND MAINTAIN HEALTH
FUL CONDITIONS.

Albany June 20 (SpeciaD.-Nith the secretary 0l
State was filed to-day certlhcafe OF lhco fOi
OF the Association for the Protection OF the AuI-
rondacks ,
II is stated in the certificate that the pafucu-
lar object for which the corporation Is 10 NC
formed is aid by all proper means IN the pres
erya7ion of the said Adirondack forests, waters
game and fish. and the maintenance o. heSltIl
conditions in the Adirondack region. The primer
nal Office Of the association is TO be in the Borough
of Manhattan. New-York City. The names anu
,,1ac ces of residence of the persons to be the ol-
rectors Of the association until its first annual
meeting is held. are:
Jobn G Agar and Edwin A McAlpin. OF New
York CITY; Charles r. Christy. OF Stamford L@on4;; @
William @. De Witt, Henry 5: Harper, va IId 81
HtgIey Henry E. Rowland, a NJ Huntington, III Eo a.
win S Marston and Edward II Litchteld' t5 a.! o.
Egw-York City; Henry Phipps, of Pittsburs + Pen+i.
James MacNaughton. Of Tahawqs, Essex Soun5g' T115
x Y: Abraham G. Mills. J. Pierpont Morgan,
william A Read and Henry = Hottel' Vr,i+eiaIy
York city: Robert c Pruyn OF Aloqny: " ~
ReII T6rt " Civ TITUS Sheard of Little Falls. y
Y: William Barbour. of Paterson. n j; GnahigS ti+
- TsUC-York i,ity; William q. Nerplanck, OF New
York CITY: Thomas S. Walker, OF Long take,
Hamil'%H cSeR1y;d SaTsrd y Nwebb AfTed l. Whte and
Wiiiiam c Whitney. Of NewYorh City. ana Inn
othy L. Woodruff, of Brooklyn.
reporter last evening:
The association. as is of course well Kno"Il mas
been in existence since last February Its lncor-
orarion means that it is looking toward an active
policy The greedy numbering interests must De
Guarded against particularly those that attack me
o[Ing trees The association Will not only see thdt
existing laws are ooeEeo put - W. WI. ieeiestior
It's one purpose is scientific preservation OF the
forest stretches.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

The officers Of the interna tional committee are;
Lucien c. Warner chairman; Alfred E. Marling,
vice-chairman: Frederick 2. Schenck, treasurer;
Richard c. Morse, general secretary: The officers
Of the army and navy committee of the interna-
tional committee William Sloane. chairman;
Rear Admiral Albert s; Barker, T. s n Charles
schenck and John p. Mum Advisory committee
William r Dodge and John J. McCook Secre-
tares-William r. iillar William E Fenno. James
II. Banks and John s. Tichenor. The officers OF
the womens auxiliary OF the international commit
tee Mrs. z. 4. McAlpin. president: Mrs. Rus
sell Sage. first vice-presidenti Miss Helen Miller
Gould. second vice-president; Miss Letitia Craig
O'Ne secretery-trea surer: Mrs. Albert :. Barker,
Mrs. John = Mum and Mrs. Q. p. Potter.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
TIE ROACH sHIPYARD PURCHASERS.

1t reported yesterday in Wall Street from
a trustworthy source that the purchasers OF the
Roach shipyard were Standard OIL interests and
that the recently Incorporated Delaware River
Snip and Engine Building Company: which has
soeJcO0 stock and S2,50C00 bonds. would confne It's
operations 10 the construction of vessels for the
Standard OIL Company. The report Was denied
upon authority.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

arc now COMPLETED, and the large NUMBER OF el'
tries received indicates that the race VIII pe ~ g.
-, - .o The race will be held under the
ausnices of the New-York State Division OF 'he
Century Road Club of AMERICA and VII nH wanaMgn
lpa eadnuarters of the officials will be az
Wess Hotel Valley Stream Estcs The Tefeae eS @ en
tered ineiude Charles Mock. Henry Nelt. '9jIti 9h
Achorn, William Fersuson lG aho Eafnhes Esnt5e
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

THE KNICKERBOCkER ATHLEiiN
bas arranged a most interesting p-d.ome
of summer sports. views OF fas botos
courtry clubhouse at Bayonne' " D. 20 the
of leading members, and n fuit ~ -, sat-
basebsu game which VIII take pine
urday between its team and that oi =. rr-fs-
york Athletic Club. in to-morro"
une.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

lowed by concert by the 18th Reglnenii bnI 1 1ps
formal opening OF the hotel -, c-.-5,-- r,oorr-
Reveiiie will be sounded at o'clock sunoay s mo- i
ing by the band and full chorus. MAKING d P PLsas
ing awakening to the first day OF he ne"
Richard Wienacht, four times presiGeAt, o u -
the party.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
rr.TToRyEY GEN. GRIGGS BEATEN.

Much interest was taken in the play on on q e.of
tie between John Nloller. IT. o. the LAKE 49, of
CI,,h and ex-Attorney General John w OIls7 O-s IN
the North Jersey Golf Club, Tor the MS mrs n1Ivsd
20 ~ Tuxedo links yesterday AolteI W., NCoar5s.
~ ne, score OF l39 Following are thelr S"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
PADDOCK TEsTIFIEs IN HERLIHY TRIAL.
PARTRIDGE RETIRING DEcREP1T ME.

Police Commissioner Partridge has been busy Of
late forcing into retirement policemen who
fit for duty and appointing able bodied men to fill
their places he has found that many decrepif
policemen have been tucked away in favored
berths. where they did work and continued 10
draw full pay. One Of the men suffering with
locomotor ataXia and could walk. but he
was carried on the payroll until the Commissioner
discovered him. Colonel Partridge is appointing
about fifty new policemen every month.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
yoye BEACH SEASON OPENS TONIGHT.

The opening of the season at Long Beach. Long
stand will be ususually brilliant this year owing
o the summer night festival of the Arion Society
" NewYork which will be held there this evening.
Special trains the Long Island Railroad viii
.onrey the Arions TO the beach this afternoon. A
Timer VIII be given at lne Long Beach Hotel fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
MErRoPoL1rAN CHAMPIoNsHIP GANEs-

The series Of games for the metropoh.an !. .ns
tennis championship will begin on June . l.r =
West Side Tennis Club The contests VII a,,s
of mems singles scratch and handcag' ag'.,- will
Sa,,bJes and WOrnen's singles Ihe tOur = won
he for the challenge cup. whlcn mas Ss-S - = prop
.Sd ~ ,rnes before il becomes tne WllheI<s
III There will be several other prizes 'ilei
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

March HlIrah Boys lacae
Nocturno. Hearts and Flowers Tobani
Bridal from 'Lohengrn Wagner
Gems from san Toy Stuart
Angels
Internezzo 'Passscae .Cregh
March. '.23d Regiment ygilantia' .Lacae
Paraphrase Melody in Rubtnsteiu
PART II.
Spring Song Mendelssohn
Descriptive. "A Hunting Scene Buccalossi
yalse. 'Bleue''
Song ''N4oletS .SsvasIa
~ Characteristique. Plsntation Pafmes O. Hare
Episode MiliIaire "A Cavalry Charge IIders
Songs OF stephen roster r oster
Good Bye Shannon
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
NEWARK

Earned rrns-Torono < Two base hts--MiIer.
sey Three base hitsMassey Hargrove Sacrifice hits
Miller Massey Brennan. Griffin Culver. Stolen
Downey. Hargrove Miller, Schrall DAILY First base
balls-On Hardy Cross 5. Hit by pitched balls
BY Gross Struck out-By Hardy. 8: by Cross l. Left
on bases-Toronto. 6: Newark. Time 1855. Umpire
Daley. Attendance. $500.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
pH1r,AnEIPu1A. ?. BOSTON. o.

Boston June 20-In the first inning of to-days
game Thomas singled and Barry batted out home
run winning the game for Philadelphia Fraser
kept Boston's hits well scattered. Attendance, 2lo
The score: Ii =
BOSTON o o o O q % J
Phiiadelphia ...........2 o o o o 0 % !
Earned Philadelphia. . Home run.Barry Sacrt-
dce hit-Cooley stolen base-HuIswttt- Double plays
Deaont, Long and Tenney Dena2nt and TeI1sy HusFi.t
and Jennings bai!s-OH Willis . OF
Fraser g. Hit by pitched ba.By Fraser. BY Wills
Struck out-By Willis 4. Time so Jmpire-CantiIIon
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
TORONTO. II; NEWARK. o.

Toronto Ont. June 2O.-Newark could do moth
Ing with Hardy's curves. and only secured three
hits two of them being scratch ones Cross was
easy propostion for the locals and they scored
at will Hargrovess fielding the feature
he
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

JERSEY CITY. l; MONTREAL. II.
Montreal June 20.-Burns was wild to-day. He
was hit opporturely and Montreal ran the bases
we'll Mills had trouble getting them over. but
Jersey City could hit him safely. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

Two base hit-RanGan. Three base hir-Chi,tsutsa
Sacrifice htt-CcOlidse stolen hassCa-r First base
bails-By StIInan. +. by Ciarval. 5. struck o1t-By
Stllmaa .: CIarkson. I; by Ga-var. Double plays
StIrn4n t. Randall: Coolidge unassised 5y pitched
baII-Ry S-ilrnan. = Time. 2:15. Ura7i-e-LyncA At
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
PRMcEToN MEN TO PLAY IN TIE WEST

". ". Steinwender. of ST. Louis. captain AMI
second baseman of the Princeton team. and VIII
lam z. Green. the Princeton catcher and captain
OF last years team. will play this summer N a
Western league. Green started for the West yes
terday and viii be Joined by Steinwec5er-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Meriden-Springheld. = Meriden. ..
Al -London-New- London. l. New-Haven. ,.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Waterbury. l.
At Norwich-Hartford. :; Norwich. 5
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

Earned -1ns-Nev-York 5: Brooklyn, First base on
errors-F3rookyn / Left bssss-Nev York !. t.-E-
Two base hts-Smth. Bean. Three base aits--
fsoverrnan O'FIaEan. Home runMcCreery Double pay
o Hagan Bean. Sacrifice kit-heeier. Firs1 case
on balIs-On Evans by pitched ball-By Evans /
Struck out-Bv Evans .; by Newton, , Time, Lob
I-mptre-EusI!e- Attendance. $500
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

Totals ---5I II ~ = = .. 4VVaIs -.-.o- y 10 :
rars.,- .-........-...-.-0 q | q q o - e !
SydnTyye,I ~ ............---.4 XII
Sacrifice hit-NIiIls. stolen bases.Rauh l2 shearon
0dvaII Two base hits-Raub. Kelly. Haligan. Carr
Pases on baIls-Or Mills 3: OF Burns Z Struck out-By
Nfius . Passed ball--FulleT Double ?ay-Woods to
60 eft on bascs-Jerssy City Montreal. T. Time
2.c5 fnpire-Rinn. Attendance. 1.foO.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

NEW-YORK STATE LEAGUE.
At Svracuse-Syracuse. 3. Utica, o
At Binghamton-Troy, 1; Binghamton O.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND

R H E
Wssbi@sion Tssf1R4 .......:.:.! .... IS 16
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN FAILS TO BAT, AND NV
YORK WINS.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AAIES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGtf-
., yorL Z F,-, oblvn / Philadelphia. .. Boston.
stroit, s; Boston. o. CleNeiaha =
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
AT DETROIT
EASTERN LEAGUE.

| Boston .......................0 o o 90
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

MORRISANIA CLUB LEASES ISLAND.
The Morrisania Yacht Club has leased South
Brother Island. Flushing. Long Island. from
Jacob Rupert for five years, at $1,000 year
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

GAMES TO-DAT-
Brooklyn a Naw'-York. Philadel lphla ~ oCstCI
Chicago az Cincinnati. 81. LOUIS a. iIl'NoNIs.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

Preparations for the fifty-rnile handicap for
the road championship, tomorrow at 1:50 p. m.