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Yachts Change Hands.

The following transfers OF yachts A.
reported through the agency Of Stanley NJ.
Seaman:
The gasolene cruiser Faalua. sold by g.,
Gorham Peters OF Boston to l. Z. Raymond
Of New York. This yacht will attend the
boat races ut New London and then cruise
The cruising launch Janet. sold by J g.
Campbell to Capt. H. B. Crosby, U. b A..
Fort Slocum
The yswi Rama sold by z. C Myrick of
New York to II. L. Maercklen OF Hartford
G. A. Godshaik OF Philadelphia 70 Frederick
F. Carey for use st Man chester by the Sea,
The cruising launch Hopewell. sold by
/ z Raymond to W, j, cassard, Jr. OF New
The launch la vedstts. chartered by
Frank A, ERan OF New York to George T.
Chamberlsin Of Rye.
poorn.. New York Athletic Club, TO
BrookfAld. same club.
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rr.nk kinnicut Hurt in Polo Game.

ORANGE, n. J June 2s.-Frank Kinnicut.
on the polo team Of Squadron A. met with
an accident this afternoon in a game played
on the field Of the Essex County Country
Club. Toward the close of the play his
horse suddenly became unmanageable and
threw him. Mr.. Kinn.cut in falling broke
one OF his shoulder bones. The game
resulted In a victory for The team OF the
Essex County Country Club by the score
Of 615 to .. The teams were as follows:
Essex County Country Club-Arthur A. Fowler
L Nicholas Tilney. :; Jack Wilmerdlng. s. Everett
Colby. 4.
Squadron A-Lieut II. n. Childs, 4: Frank
Kinncut :; Howard Cram. 3; Alvin W. Perry. 4.
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Many Motor Beats Entered.

The race Of the New York Motor Boat
Club from New York to Albany and return.
which will be started next Saturday mon''
ing, has proved q popular one Tweaty -sit'
yachts have entered. The start will be made
so.s ci0ik y aSs ss sysgns .SsS SS ss Cd the eS
sioop and twenty cabin boats. OF particular
Interest Is the announcement that Miss Par
keI, an enthusiastic. motor boat woman,
the race-21o miles Among the entries
are. Elmo H.. owned by F. Giles. a nes
boat built for this years Marblehcsd race;
ihs Block Island fsce. and Kittrets Of last
must BE- In before p NJ. Friday and rating
csrtinfates must must BE- delivsred 70 the resat'
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Baseball Notes.


terday when asked about the outlook for the
team but VIC aren't hitting a. well a. I'd like 10
The Highlander. may be down. bu, they aren.,
they did yesterday.
Curious ihinss ibese schedules. The wssh-
ingtons pay their third visit 10 New YORK TO- day.
Elsh. IL . row, q. the Detroit. took from the
sa,umorcs u:cd & 20 win te' entire seasons sllo'-
selection Tor captain Of Inc Harvard min. for n.Ii
up encouraging feature Of the Giants showing
Pi!SbnfEs and Cubs their strongest rivals.
bgo. IamS h,snt been a. sHy ssadissg dS on The
coilegian Of tho Athletics has been doing some
EreA; consecutive hitting. SiBoe June q he has
missed hi,Hns safely In oniyone game. lie made
missed one and has nj, safely ID each OF his last
seven. since June he has made twenty .sii hits.
and u he has a groove none OF the pitchers has
-Four teams, he nreoxiyn.. e..on., chis.s o.
thirty. two Of their victories,
The Detrol!s wsTe 'he nr.t big league team 70
games from the Browns already. which insures
6iC iealue leans that haven't wyn a game
.sSa ioss saS sSfr Sh al s. sss Ss asS sS:
The Brookyns haven't beaten Chicago yet, tho
Cardinals have yet 20 take one from the Phillies.
Mh'!r The posions haven't beaten Pssburg or
SUNDAY double headers don't scres With the
Cuba. Twice they have lost two EAmes on sun
s sSa S s.
header % o. Nay M and the Reds repeated the treat
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Willie .Keeler says the champion Balti-
r1ores Of 1894 played as fast game as the
Chicago Cubs and Detroits. They knew
declares Keeler, and they did not need a
manaser The Baltimorcs in those days
bad kecler. ,Mctiraw. Jennings. Kelley.
prouthers and other crack players, who
helped TO make Manager Hanlon ia nous
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TO.DAy,sCARDFORSH SHEEPsHEAD
sheepshead Bay selling Stakes the Lead
Ing Attraction.

The sheepshead Bay Selling Stakes. at
mile. will be run at the Bay this afternoon
with MONTGOMERY. Dreamer and The Wrest.
ler perhaps the best, In a handicap for
mares, Six and a half fuflongs. Julia Powell,
Lady Bedford and Mary Davis look the best.
For the steeplechase, at about two and
half miles, Touchwood. Sandy, Creexer
and Lizzie Flat may go well.
In the third race. for two-year-olds. FIVE
furlongs. on the grass. Dullcare. Colinet
NTH lace. at a mile and three-siXteenths. on
the Grass. Bonnie Kelso, Hammerless and
Bigot may cut up the money. Two-year-
olds will run in the last race. at Ave and
half furlongs. with Democrat. Uncas Chief
and Blundara probable factors. The en-
tri "a follow.
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Dedh.m Beats New Haven at Polo.

NEW HAVEN. June 2s.-New Haven was
defeated at polo to-day by Dedham In
the commencement game, 10 to 4, before
crowd OF Yale enthusiasts despite the
rain. Joshua Crane. football coach of
Harvard. proved invincible against the
team mf Thomas m ofe ths Farmer M & Yale aseH ,sseR
captain. and Drury played rough game,
but only two fouls were charged up against
them. Forbes played q star game for
a crippled arm. did well in defence for New
Haven.
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nreokl,n Challenge Gun.

G. p Granbery OF the New Rochelle Yacht
Club has entered his yacht Intrepid In the
race for the Brooklyn Yacht Club challenge
cup. which Is to be started next Saturday
from of the Harlem Yacht Club at City
Island The finish for this race will be Oh
the Brooklyn Yacht Club house on Graves
as tho Vineyard Sound llehtship This
makes four yachts In the race The others
are H.. A. jackson Jr's Victory, the
challen ger: w j. Matheson's Melody, and
the Sullivan brothers Mopsa. the defender.
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wIlkesbarre Mayor Objects to Jedrtes
Sparring.

WILAEsRARHE. Pa. JUNE, 2s,-Mayor
Lewis p. Knitfen decided to-day that Jim
Jefries and his sparring partner, Sam
Berger, will not be, permitted to give an
exhibition OF sperrins here to-morrow
Luzerne Theatre and box four rounds
Mayor Kninen says that Jefries can give
an exhibition of his training methods with
the exception Of putting on the gloves with
an opponent Some few weeks ago he pro-
hibited boxing matches here, and he says
now that he will not discriminate between
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Atlantic Mess lDinner.

There will be meas dinner at the Atlantic
Yacht Club tomorrow evening and SONS,
novelties have been prepared In the way
OF entertainment, Hugh Leonard and
Fred NarGanes are 10 give q wrestling
exhibition. Narganes In the amatsur cha m.
pion. Of Canada At lSs pounds. Mart hins
Will tell stories The dinner and entertain.
attend to catch the 1890 boat TO New York
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POLO.
second Match at Meadow Brook for the
Nestbury Cup.

In the second match for the Westbury
challenge cup for teams Of four without
regard to handicap allowances the con.
testants represented the Point Judith and
Great Neck clubs. The result was q vic-
tory for the Point Judith team by to *
Roals. Morgan Grace, Che No. Of the
Great Neck team, had to stay away. 80
the match was OF three on each side. The
Point Judith men alternated In standing
out. The lineup:
Point Judith. F. A. Clark 2, c. p. Beadeston
3, Malcolm Stevenson; back. y. s. Won Stsde.
Great Neck-i, w. r. Grace: :. J. p. Grace;
back, ". l.. Goodwin.
Tomorrow afternoon in the final for the
Hempstead cups for teams whose aggre-
gate handicap does not exceed fifteen goals
the Meadow Brook third team will play the
Meadow Brook Freebooters.
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TOEHISssI ab u u ID IT
sBAtted for Steele In the ninth Inning.
fBatted for johnson In the ninth Inning.

'Batied Tor Johnson To The ninth inning.
Boston. ..,...,,,...,o o oOa Is
wash hinston......,....ltO ns O o o o|
.. washington -Conroy. tnsiauS. Dsishsnty
DonAhue, Leliveit. Firsi base on errors--wash.
inGion, !. Left on bsses.Washin Ton .; Boston.
Hiis-on Altrock. a: OF Groom. |: on johnson, T.
on Wood. 7: OF Steele. :: on Arelianes. I. Struck
Wagner Two base hi,s-DclehAnty. Loiivcit
Lord. Sacrifice hlis--Conroy. Hooper. Thoney.
Niles, Sacrifice nles--McBride, Niles. Stolen base
.-Leiiveit. Balk Steele. Umpires-retrinc and
O'Loughiin. Tme-i hour and SO minutes,
ST. LOUIS. IA. H.. Q: cLEvELANp, o.
ST LOUIS. June 28.-Vctory this afternoon
gave 81. Louis the series from Cleveland. Petty
was effective while both Cleveland pitchers were
hit freely The kcore:
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.Batted for Corridor In the eighth inning.
fBatted for Tuckey In the ninth inning.

BBs.'s:stlpa'. Be.ssa. - g
pooisn, !. Bostsn@Becser 2; Graham. rlrsi
base on errors-Boston. :: hiladelphIa. I. Left
on bases-hoston. .; Philsdslphla, :. First base
on balls on Tuekey. !, % Gordon, :; on Nc
Quiien, I. Three base hlt--Beck.r Two base
hits-CoGey. Maeee. Sacrifice hits--Deininger,
Ss.ss ZEE. n Sssr,nee nx,S~ecpsy; stolen bases, bases.
and Bransneld. Hit b. pieber--By Tuckey
!Doolanl. umplres-Rigier and TRULY. Time
hour and Is minu tes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
storm Prevents Game at Polo Grounds
Ptttsburgs win from Reds.

The Giants didn't get chance yesterday
10 better themselves at the expense Of the
Brooklyns. A torrent OF rain with thunder
and lightning trimmings. a lightning stab
rippias up one OF the pennant poles. drove
players and spectators to cover In hurry
few minutes before 4 O. clock and made &
game out OF the question. The postpone
ment will not be played of until September,
which is as soon as the Brooklyns visit the
Polo Grounds again. The Pittsburss mean
while stole march on the Giants by slip
ping victory over on the Cincinnatis, and
at last accounts this Pittsburg victory had
not been protested. The Pbillies won
. game from the Bostons. Two games were
scheduled In Boston, but rain prevented
tho second. The results:
.; Cincinnati, 2.
, Philadelphia, .; Boston, q.
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Hitchcock's Dayonet Runs seco nd.

Special Gable Despateh TO TIE SUN
PARIS. June 2s.-Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.'s
Grandlieu. 5000 francs. at Auteuil to-day.
Hennesys Rosita won and Wysockys Jolly
Peach was third, Robinson rode Bayonet,
and the other jockeys were Parfremy and
Hawkins
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AZ Syracuse Troy, 5: Syracuse, 1.
Al Uuca-Uuca, 4: Albany, 4.
Al Bingham on-Blnghomton,t I: Scranton. /.
Al Elmlra-ElmirA, .; Wilkesbarre. !.
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Devon second beats rreeboo,cr,.

DEVON. Pa. June 2s--In a special polo
match for individual cups awarded by
NJ. G. RosenRarten. Jr.. Devon second,
aided by a four goal handicap. succeeded
In beating the Devon Freebooters by the
score Of II toS.
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Cincinnati. .,....:,,,...o .....:,,,,,,....,o 81 -
Runs-Plttsburg-Lesch. Wagner, Gibson.
Snclnnatl-EGAn, HoblltEel. Two base hit
Hooltxel Three base hits-Mltchei. Bescher,
Gibson, Saerince hlis-Downey Absteln. Double
plsys..Ail!er and Abstein. :; Miller. wagner and
Dubuc, 2: on csmnit1.s. Struck out-By Ewing.
= by camnltz. :. Wild pitch-Ewing. umprcs
PHILADELPHIA IN. Ii, 5; BOSTON IN L., ..
HosroS, June 1.-Rain prevented the playing
Of ths second game 70, day. Phlsdelphia out.
costly as those Of Boston. Wards single In the
eighth drove In two runs. The score:
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Tri.State League.

Al Johnstown--First game-Johnstown. 5: Al.
toonA, 2, Second game-Altoona. 4: t:yohnstown,
AZ Witamsport--Harrsburg H;WllliArns port. :.
AZ Trenton-.York. ?: Trenton. o.
Al Reading --Laneastcr. o: Resding,A
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'Bsited for faiktnbers In the ninth inning.
Cleveland, ,....-,,....,,o q q 90
81, Louis ....,.......... o 0 Z IS
: Runs-Si. I,ouis-Honmau, :: Griegs, Wallace
:: Jones. Three base hits--Jones, Ferris sscd'
pi,chefBy ptlty lGoodeJ First bast ON halls
on Petty. q on tAlkenbere, I. OF Sitton, T. Struck
lffi on bases st. Louis, o; Cleveland, II, Jim.
pires -hurs, and Connolly. Time-i hour and b
minutes.
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A. New Orleans-Memphis. 4: New Orleans. o.
Az Little Rock-Llttle Rock. o: Mobile. o.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I; NASHVILLE. I
AZ Birminehsm-F1rst game Birmingham 8
Atlanta, 3 Second game-BlrminGham, o: A.
anita, ?,
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western League.

Al wlchits-Wichits.7 I; Omaha. ),
Al Topeka-Topeka. s; Dee Moines, .,
A, peDVer--Denver. 4; Sioux City, T.
At Pueblo--I-incoln, Q: Pueblo,
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AZ st. Paui-Columbus, :: ST, Paul. o.
Al hinneapolis-M Minneapolis. !; Toledo. I.
A. Kansas sCty-LoulSvtlle. 8; Kansas CYty, :.
AZ Milwaukee indianapolis, 3: Milwaukee. I.
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Another Poe tponement IN Polo Match.

. Special Gable Dsspateh 10 THE SUN
LONDON. June ?s.-The international polo
match, which was post poned from last
Saturday to June 80, has been again post
poned, this time to July I.
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WINNING Squirt IN NINTH
NEW YORK AMERICANS BEAT
THE ATHLETICS. Z

Get Busy After Being Blank ed Up TO Final
Round-Bostons Drub Washingtons
and Tako Second Piace-Cleyclands
Shut Out-Detroits Defeat white Sex.
The Highlanders made q good getaway
In Philadelphia yesterday, closing the
series there by snatching a game from the
Athletics In the ninth inni ns. They won
two out Of the Ave games played In Phila-
delphia. which Is something OF an improve
ment over their pace for the last two or three
weeks. The defeat cost the Athletics Sec
ond place, the Bostons nosing out the Wash
ingtons and ousting tho Maokites. The
Detroits took ten inning contest from the
White Sox. this encounter. like those In
Philadelphia and Washington, being won
and lost In the final inning. For the second
time in two days the Browns whitewashcd
the Clevelands by a score Of 9 10 o! Fifteen
pitchers were used In the four games. The
results:
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BOSTON tA.LJ.e;wAsHrsorox.s. 5.

WAsHISoroS. June 2s.-Lord's lucky double
In the ninth inning on q ny Milan knocked down
but could no. 81 d.prompiIy fsa owed By hooper's
single gave Boston busy ga.ne 10 day. Gessler
hand. Streets low throw TO third split Conroy's
cheek open In the eighth. but he continued play.
ing. Wood and Allock were knocked out OF the
box 10 the eighth inning and Steele and Groom,
who succeeded them. were Ineffective. Umpires
Perrne and O Lougblln were loudly hissed, but
no attempt was made 70 mob them The score:
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Conn ecticut League.
Carolina League.

AZ Holyoke Hartford. A; Hoiyoke. ].
AZ New Britain Bridgeport, I: New Britain,
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Rhodes ana Partner Beatcn At Tennis.

Special rahi, Dsspatch IN rHs SIN
LONDON, june ~. In the mixed doubles
played at the tennis tournament At VIM
bledon to.dayC. o. Tuckey and Mrs. Tuckey
beat d. p Rhodcs aud Miss b. Tuiloch.
81. 2-6. VI.
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Totals. as 10 ~ 7 81 Totals. so ~ 10 >
'Batted for Brady In the ninth inning.
SeWa9S.e.,,,....' %S.e' .,,..'...,.o - u
yns-lBsitimore--sissle. Poland. :: Strang.
Sssrinee 6l,,-p pol.nd: Dunn Stolen base
Dessau, 9. Struck out--By brady, s; By Dessau, V
First base on errors-Nevark. I: Baltimore, ,.
Left on bases-Sewark, Q; Baltimore. a. Umpres
-flnnersn and Kelly. Time hours and Is
minutes
AT MONTREAL.
Toronto. ,.......0 I o o o o o OIL 3 :
Montreal. ......1 o 0 o - 7 o
Batteries-Ncwtou and Mitchell: Winter and
Bueiow.
AT RocHEsTxR-YIRsr oAME.
Roesesier...,,..'''',. $50 5is Q
Hs!teres-Taylor and Mckiiister: Chsppee
and Erwin.
SECOND oAAH.
Buffalo. ... o o o 90 ooooI-. u o
Rochester. o o o I o o D o o o OIL 10 :
Bstteries-Aaiarkey and Ryan: BarGer and
Erwin.
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Runs|Jersey Ciiy-Aocller. Providence
Hoffman, Moran. Anderson. 2. Phelan. Stolen
bases-Moran Anderson. Three base hlt-Phc
Ian sacrihee hl'-Moran Double pl.ys,ios.
Sstton, :. First base on balIs-On Lanitc, /: OF
Sittou, Wild pltch-Si iton. Passed ball
Fitzgerald. Left on beses-P Providence, s; Jersey
City, Q. umpire-Byron. Time hour and IS
minutes
BALTIMORE, s: SEwARR.l !.
Newark couldnt hit Dessau at the time when II
meant runs, while Baltimore found Brady'S 8
curves no puzzle IN Newark yesk rdsy. and ihe
locals los. BY the score OF 8 10 !. The score:
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;, .; Cincinnati, 3.
In Phaladeiphia. :; Boston. ..
3; CINCINNATI. =.

PITTeBUho, 3. CINCINNATI, 2.
CINCINNATI, June 1-Timely hitting won TO-
days Game for tho Pirates. On two occasions
the locals secured three base hits but were unable
70 score Adouble play With the bases full saved
the day for Pittsburg In the seventh inning. Tho
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New England League.
New York state Lesgue

AZ Lowell-Loweil, 2: Lawrence. 1.
AZ Lynn-Brockton o: Lynn,.0
Al New Bedford-HAyerhiil. Q: New Bedford. l
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Al Augusta Augusta, 4! Macon. I.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o; Jacksonville, I,
~ nbh-Columbus. =. Columbia, I.
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South Atlantic League.

~ Anderson Charlotte, >: Anderson. o.
Al Greensboro-Greensv I: Greer sboro, 3.
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TURF.
TURF.
RACINE TO-DAY
AT sHEEPsHEAD RAY.

Also Jun. g. q. JsIy bIiasHsHp /. 4 !. ion al
a sirss, II is,S, 1 la.S l.sit ans i,e Sf"i '''>e'
Broofiyn Brdss. OF subway % SerousS Hall
Brooklyn. and chan cling 70 elevated Boerum rlset
Station. Via seth Street Perry. ! Pm beat
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Games Scheduled Tor To-day.
ANypIcAH LxAouR.

washlnston In New York; Philadelphia Ia
Boston; Cleveland 10 Detroit; ST. Louis In Chicago.
NATIONAL LHAopR
New York n Brooklyn Boston in Philadelphia.
EASTEnN LEAoUH.
baltimore In Newark; Jersey City In Providence;
Buffalo 10 Rochester; Toronto In NontreAl
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EASTERN LEAGlE.
n. 8: yHRsEY crTY.

PROVIDENCE 3: yHRsEY CrrY. I.
PHov IDRycE June 8.-Though the Jersey Citys
outbatted Providence day errors caused the
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called p, N, American League PARK. y. Y,
Americans vs. Wathing zion. One admission -
Ads.
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'Balted Tor Summers IN the eighth Inning.
fBatted for Speers In the tenth inning.
iBsued for Hahn In the ninth inning.
Chicago. @ 90 Q oEi
s-Detrolt-crawford. killifer. Chicago
-WeldAy. Two base hits-Cfav ford. KllHfer,
Sacrince hits-Cobb. TannehIll, Purtell, isbell.
sullivan. Stolen bases--Atz. WeidAy Struck
balls-On Burns. 4; on Summers. z: on Speers,
2. Double piays-Tannehtli. IsbeTl and purtciI:
Stsnave and Rossman. >. Leh on bsses-Chi.
cngo. .: Detroit. 5. Hit by pitcher-By Speers
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Brooiiyn vI New YORK. Adm. Se'"as,. ~
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CHICAGO. June cs-Detroii wen out In the
tenth inning In the game with the White Coz
TO day. CHICAGO had fourteen men 10 the field
and Detroit used rifteen. Schaefer. Cobb and
AN were chased from the field for arguing with
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I nc HCOTe.
pHILlDyIPQIa

Runs-NeM iork.Elberfcld, Chase: Phla-
riGce hits-Baker. Murphy. Left on bases
PhilsdelphlA. I; New YORK. =. Struck out-By
Morgan. .: by Doyle. a. First base on bslls-Oh
Morgan. ): on Doyle, 1. Stolen base-Oidrng.
Double plsy-ChAse and Sweeney. Wild pitch
Morgan. Umpires-Shertdan and KERN.
Time hour and 81 minutes.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-08-19
MINERS RE-
FUSE TO SCAB
On the Pressed Steel Car Company
Strikers-Foreign Strike Break
ers Desert by Car Loads.

Twelve foreign born mine workers
from Avondale and Grand Tunnel, near
Wilkes Barre, Pa. who left last week to
work in n brick yard near Harrisburg and
claimed that they We're lured to McKees
Rocks and imprisoned behind a stockade
there, have returned home
They say they We're engaged to work
in the brick yard, but awakened to find
themselves behind the stockade at Nc
KEGS Rocks They were offered $1.75
and So a day with free tobacco and free
board to work, but refused, and during
the ght they climbed the stockade, made
their escape and walked and stole rides
on trains back to this valley. They say
there were many men behind the stockade
who We're duped they had been.
In desperate effort to break tho
strike of it's 5000 employees who have
been out for more than a month against
intolcrable working conditions, the Press
ed Steel Car Company, of McKecs Rocks
have declared that unless $50 strikers re-
turn to work in the car shops at once,
their families will be evicted from their
homes. This notice was served on the
strikers Monday and caused another con-
ference to be called at Indian Mound. If
the evictions are made 400 families will
be homeless as a result of the strike.
Today $50 more scabs were ferried
across the river and placed in the shops
after the ''pickcts We're driven back by
railroad detectives. The company claims
to have between 1900 and 1000 men now
at work, but the strikers declare that
=
Immediately upon reaching the plant.
An entire car load of strikebreakcrs
succeeded in deserving the plant and pass
ing the deputy sherffs Saturday night
and left McIkces Rocks for Pittsburg,
where they intended taking trains for
their homes. On leaving the plant they
we're asked by the deputies if they in
tended returning. Before rcaching the
cars they told the deputies they would
come back, but after boarding the cars
the hurled a collection of choice epithets
at them and the company and declared
they had enough of the "dirty
hole
The attack by the strikers yesterday on
the steamer p. NJ. Pfel has brought the
company officials to the realization that
the ferrying of men across the river in
daylight is likely to result in fatalities.
The strikers were highly excited at the
time of the aattck on the Pfel, and al
though nearly hundred shots were fred
no one was in ured.
The company also faces serious
disorders inside of the shops with the
strikcbreakcrs. Fights are frequent and
assertions continue. The constabulary is
also facing n new trouble in that bur
glaries and assaults are breaking out
throughout Schoenville. The strikcbreak
ers are believed to be responsible for
these outrages.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-08-19
STEEL TRUST
WAGES WAR
On Unions and Begins Wholesale
Discharge of all Workers Who
Oppose Industrial Despotism.

The United States Steel Corporation
has began the proceeds of eliminating
| from its mills all those of pronounced
be suspected of scattering seeds of union
| ism among other workmcn
Many of the corporations fine work
men have in the last two weeks been
discharged from the employ of mills
where they had long worked, and on
InqulrinS the cause for discharge were
told that they had talked too much or
| too loud
And in most cases those thus dis
charged have found on nquiriny for
work at other plants of the steel cor
poration that there was no work for
them, Il blacklist having apparently been
prepared. Over 200 former well known
mill men have been discharged
This condition of affairs is found in
the non-union mills of the corporation,
not at the mills of the American Sheet
and Tin Plate Company where strikes
are now on. The employers appear to
have found men at work inside their
mills who, though working ;s individu-
ais, were still strong union men at heart,
and it is they whom the trust decided
to get rid Of.
The first explosion came when four
high priced men were discharged sum
marily from the Schocn Steel Wheel Com.
pany 5 mills, at McKees Rocks, near the
Pressed Steel Car Company plant, where
there is Il strike on. These men were
tr thn host
district, but had been very strong union
men when the Amalgamatcd Association
held the upper hand here, and within the
past week they appear to have been over
heard by mill officials taking the side of
the striking builders in an argument.
They were called into the Office and sum,
marily discharged.
AT East Liverpool, Ohio, and Chester
w. Va, across the river, there is much
| indignation over the summary discharge
| of an engineer in one of the corpora
ton mills because he was found passing
out circulars calling for meeting of the
mill workmen after work The engineer
was called outside the mill by officials
and was not even permitted to return
for his hat and coat, they being brought
to him, and he was warned never tc
again put his foot inside the mill lie
has found that he is also mysteriously
barred from other mills.
The gathering of mill men in the ev,
enings has also been frowned upon by
under officials of the corporations Work
men III the mills of small towns surroapd
ing Pittsburg have been warned that
| they must not take part in any of these
| apparently innocent meetings.; that if
they do they need not wonder if they
| find their places at work filed.