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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18

dolocno, da je neki organizator,
rodom Slovak tidal Strajkarje.
"Proletarec' ie zahteval ime do
ticnega organizatorja, la poskrbi,
da Sc izobGi takega lumpa IL uni-
je. "Clev. Amer" je pa odgovo-
ria $ p%sOvkami, mesto da hi pove-
dala inc izdajalca. To dejstvo do
kazuje. da so V uredniStvu ''Clev.
Amer zapisali vedoma laz o IL
daJStvu, da hi zbegali StrajkujoGe
delavce. To je vzrok, da je Pro
letarcc' posvetil "Clev. Amer"
IN il DO Sc, kedar jo bono zalotili
ma tihotapskih in protidelavskih
potih. Pri ''Proletarcu" ne odlo-
cajo interest posameznika, marvel
Interest vsega d~elavstva, Sploh
vSega ljudstva, Xxi ga molze in IL
SeSaya kapitalizem. Kdor DO pa
greSil prot sploSnim interesom,
mu bo "Proletarec" brez ovinkov
pOvedal resnico V Obraz. ne Ozira-
je Sc. ako je dotiGnemu NeG ali ne.
To .je pa tudi nam znano. da so
V vsakem Strajku delali posamez-
III odborniki napake. TIE napake
50 pa tako malenkoStne. da V
sploSnem ne Odlocajo V Strajku.
Napake pa MISC izdaistvo, to po-
trdi tudi Batich. Zategadel .je
"Clev. Amer V drugiG lagala
nesramnno, ker je pod naslovom
"Prodani delavci priobGila ME
gov dopis. Zakaj nj Strajk konGal
L zmago delavcem, pa dolocno
Stoji ma drugem meStu V danaSnji
Stevilki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Seattle. Wash. %. Jun.

IL Seattle re dolgo casa nj bilo
nicesar s~liSati. &c ~sluGajno delaS,
Sc 6ez teden Z delom motiS. a V
nedeljo 81 pa rad privoSciS malo
razvedrila. PoletiS kan V svezo
naravO in udihavaS svez zrak V
diseGem parku. Ako ii pa vrata
deiavnice zapro. mucijo te Zopet
skrbi. kako in kje 81 hos poiskal
kruh. Tako tOrej nimaS casa, da
bi pisal kaksen dopis ali ~porocal
kakSne novice. Cenjeno upravniSt-
vO "Proletarca' mai mi Oprosti,
ker sem nekoliko u n~arocnino Ia
ostad. Bill sen zopet odsoten IL
Seattle tri mesece. KolOvratil sem
pc Canadi in gledal, Ge bi Sc dalo
kupiti kakSno primerno farmo. -
SliSal sem cd par roiakov, ola .je
Prime Rupert, B. c., najbOl.jSi
kraj, kar Sc Jill nor najti. Vstop
V to mestO da je baje dOvOljen lie
tlstemu, kteri dObro raZume an
gleSko, ina drugi drzavljanski pa
pir in kteri ina najmanj $50 V
zepu ter par znancev. O TEN sem
sc hotel prepricati. Sci sem tia Z
namenom. da vstrajam ce hi tudi
drva ma meni sekali A varal sem
Sc grozno: obenem sen Sc prepri-
cal, kakSne Sieve so Sc nekteri ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18

kar Sc V Victoriji della tice, je
menda to najslabsi kraj tokraj
oceana. VISA della V tenn mestu o.
pravljajo vecinoma Kitajci. Do
takrat Sc nisem incl prilike, vide
ii, da bi Kitajci opravljali teSka
della namesto belih. Nasproti no
tela. V kterem sem Sc bill nastanil,
gradili so neko move p~oslopje. Cd
vazali so zemljo "a klet. Re oh Sc
sti uri zjutraj sliSal sem tamkaj
neko vrabcem podobno civkanje,
Bill SO kitajci kot mravlje okrog
vsakega voza in V par minutah je
bil voz poln prSti. Radovedno
vpraSam nekoga, kakSno place da
imajo. Rekel mi je, da ne We ma
t%anGno, toda toliko We, da vzame-
10 kontrakt in STEER IA tako ceno,
da jim noben bell delavec ne more
konkurirati. Kontrakt imajo skup-
no 90 do 100 ali tudi do 200 in
nimajo nobenega delovodje ali
boSsa; vSi so delavci in vsi bossi.
Potem pa bodo kmalu socialist
- sem pripomnil - ker ne mara
10 bossov. ker je vedel. da Sc nor
tujem, je smejoc Sc odSel.
Jazz sen jo pa mahnil nazaj V
Seattle.
(konec prih.)
\. WerShnig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
.JAVEN SUOD

bo obdrzaval jugoslovanski soc.
klub V Kenoshi, Wis. v nedeljo
dine %. julia oh poldeveti ur
zjutraj V Schlitzovi dvorani.
o toGki ''delavstvo in domovi-
ma" DO govoril sodrug T. Cvetko.
Sodrug Cvetko, Xxi sedaj Studira
pravo, je poznat kot dober pre-
davatelj. Njegova znanstvena pre-
davanja so temeljita in lahko UNI
liiva.
Vsakemu delavcu, XII zeli razSi-
RITZ svoje znanje, .ie lie priporoGa-
ii, da pride k predavanju.
Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Poor!
Poor!

Iavedni delavci V Milwaukee
i'll West Allis!
Jugoslovanski socialistiGni klu-
hi st. 81, 9 in 30 prirede V nedeljo
dine %. julia skupen izlet V JON
son Grove, VOCAL 81 Ave in Hadey
Road, kjer Sc vrSi potem vrtna We
selica.
Ma vrtni vcselici sodeluieio:
TamburaSka zbora "Nova slobo-
da' in "Adriia', pa pevska zbo-
ra 'Naprej' in "Jednakost'.
Ma vrtu bono toGili sveze pivo
tvrdke Blatz in pekli bono ma
raznju tri jagnjeta "a prigrizek.
Nsakdo, XII ljubi Gist in svezi
zrak. ubrano petite in tamburico.
maj ne zamudi obiskati te zabave.
Cisti dobiGek .je namcnjen V svr-
no ra%zSirjenja iugoslovanskega
socialistiGnega casopisja.
Podrobnosti ma lepakih.
oDBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
ODBOR
Sodrugi ma severn v Chicagi!

Prva redna meseGna seja iugo-
SLOW. soc kluba st. %, bo V nedc-
ljo dine %. julia t. |. V S~chimberg
Hall. 529-527 Milwaukee Ave.
Iacetek totno oh 9. uri dopoldne.
Ma to sejo vabim vse delavce in
delavke, Xxi zelijo sebi in potom-
Gem boljSo prihodnjost - konec
kapitalisticne suznosti.
S soc. pozdravom
FIR. Urbancic, ta.inik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Claridge, Pa, 10 julia 1911

Claridge, Pa, 10 julia 1911
Cenjeno urcdniStvo:-
MogoGe je Yam re znano. da .je
Strajk premogarjev V Westmore-
land Co. pc ID meseGnem trpljen-
III in stradanju proglaSen uradnO
%kontanim, kar priGa oficielni cir
kular st. >. petega distrikta.
Strajk je proglasil predsednik FIR.
Feehan 4. julia V Penn. Sta. ust-
memo kontanim V Svojem govoru
zbranim Strajkarjem. kateri o TEN
MISC ME slutili - sklep glavnega
odbora. Seveda TAXA vest ie ma
S~trajkarje naredila slab utis. Po-
Sebno, ker so bill povablieni ma
shod. ma katerim so incl govoriti
razni govorniki, med tenn Rev.
Shultz in rabi DE-. Coffee. Pred
vsem je bilo tudi obliubljeno. da
bode poleg navadne parade ne
kak ''piknik' in da Sc bode pc
kel tudi ''greezbey pig" in obilo
druge zabave kakor IL. pr. base
ball it'd. Morate 81 misliti. kako ie
bilo tezko pri srcu Strajkarju. ka-
teri je priSel > mill ali wee dalec
IN Je teSko cakal, kaj da bode sill
Sal od govornikov. MogoGe vese-
lo poroGilo o kakcm koraku ma
pref do zazelicne image. Feehan
Jc Strajkarjem povedal. da ie elk
Sekutlvni odbor odpovedal nadali-
no podporo in to vSled Slabega fl
nanCnega stanja internacionalne
blagajne, rekel .ie. la maj Sc vr-
memo ma delo. seveda pod pogoji.
kakrSne nam bo ~Stavila kompaniia
oziroma operatorji. To pomeni
Sneti klobuk in stiSniti med noge
in Sc podati ma urad druzbe in
proSlti "a delo. Seveda. da to ie
povzrocilo nekako paniko med
s~traJkarJi IA prvi hip in to Sc,
ker so kapitalisticni casniki cell
teden poprej pisaii. da Strajk je
koncan $ porazom "a mas, kar Sc
je pa proglaSalo od naSe strani "a
navadno beganje ali laz. Ker smo
bill tega re ~navajeni. Seveda DO
taxi izjavi glav. unijskega urad.
nika smo spoznali. da je bilo res
memo kar so pisali nam s~ovrazni
llStl. Posledica tega je bila, da so
Sc tn in tam sliSali nezadovolini
kriki. nekateri so Sc hotel osvetiti
ali maScevati mad voditelji Straj-
ka. Nekateri so tudi trdili. ceS.
da so prodani ''pol miliona so re
dobili "a mas in druge domncvne
trditve. Ampak clovek, XII lie ko-
litkaj pozna sedanji polozai. spre-
vidi, da o kakei "prodaji'' nj mo-
goce misliti, kajti tekom zadnjih
trch mesecev so kompanije dobile
toliko skabov pod varstvom zako-
nov. Xxi tvorijo "a Strajkarje pra-
vo izjcmno %stanje. da Sc ma image
nj moglo wee misliti. Zakoni so Sc
%izvrSevali prot trajkarjem tako
obGutno. da so zahtevali skoro
tretjino denarja, Xxi .je priSel "a
podporo, pa segali so tudi ma Do
sestva S~trajkarjev. Zapirali so lie
one, katerim Sc je lahko kai we
10. Jece so bile re prenapolnjene
drugih. katerim je bila sodniia ia
ko mila. da jim je dovolila odse-
dcti svojo kazen. Iadnji cas- nj bi.
10 upanja ma kako zmago, Sc mani
pa misliti ma kako ''prodajo DELAY.
cev', ker row so skoraj vsi razen
par iziem operirali Z enako moGjo
pred ~Strajkom. Oni row. Xxi so bill
zaprti vsled strajka, ostanejo Sc
nadalje zaprti, ker kompanije, ka-
kor pravijo, nimajo nobenega pro-
meta $ premOgom in kolikor so ga
potrebovale, so ga skabje nakopa-
Ii Zadostno kolicino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
ANGELINA NAPOLITANO RE.
SENA ~BARBARSKE SMRTI.

elias ~stotisoGev je bill usliSan.
Nesrecna Angelina Napolitano,
ktera je imela biti pc odloku kris
canske justice zadavljena pc po-
rodu svojega otroka ma veSalih
dine II. augusta, - ne BIO viselal
Canadski kabinet V Ottawi, Ont,
je zadnji petek II. t. m, spreme-
MI Smrtno kazen V dosmrtno jeGo.
Zavedno delavstvo zlasti zensko
V Zedinjenih drzavah in Canadi,
XII Je pc mogocnem protestu socia-
liSticnega casopisja Slo prvO ma
delo "a reSitev ~nesrecnice, 81 lah-
ko steje V zadovoljstvo, da je pri-
pomoglo dober Ge ne najvec.ji del
do pomilosGenja. Naval protesta je
bll zadnje dni tako ogromen, da
smo re V naprej vedeli, da ga ca
nadske oblasti ne bodo mogle ig-
norirati.
Toda to Sc nj dovolj. OkolSdine,
HI So prlsillle Angelina Napolita-
no, da je umorila svo.jega nicvred-
mega soproga, jo opravicujejo do
- popOlne svobode. Njeni Stiri
nedorasli otroci potrebujejo ma
ter. Zenske organizacije pc vsi
Ameriki cd socialisticnih skupin
pa do klubov millionaire soglasno
zahtevajo popolno oproscenje An
geline Napolitano. Protest Sc mo-
ia torei nadalievati. 5 peticiio "a
pcticijo je treba bombardirati ge-
neralnega governOrla Canade ta-
ko dolgo dokler Angelina Napoli-
tano ne zadobi popolne prostosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
POSLANO.

Dne II. aprila 1911. st. 1S7 .je
V listu "Proletarec" izSel Glanek
pod naSlovom:
Odprto pismo John Pajku
East Conemaugh. Pa.
V omenjenem odprtem pismu .je
bila vsebina, Xxi sc je nanaSala ma
Sobrata John Pajka, ceS. da .je
hotel kot 81. tajnik S. d.. p. u. or
ganizirati, ozir.. da je nagovarjal
Skabe V Westmoreland Co. Pa. da
maj ~ustanovijo druStvo in ga pri-
klopijo k s. ID. y. u.
ker pa niSva imela dovolj do
kazov. da je brat Ivan Pajk We
del. da je V isti naselbini progla-
sen Strajk premogariev, vsled te-
ga preklicujeva gori omen.jeno cd
prto pismo.
To sva storila ma ukrep in "a
htevo bratov delegatov zbrani ma
II. CLAW. zborovaniu L dine 10. i'll
LIZA 1911. S tenn mai bode kot V
zadoStllo Stvar poravnana.
Franklin, JohnstOwn. Pa. dine
~. Julia 1911.
Rafael Zupanec.
Andre Vidrich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Sodrugi ma zapadu v Chicapii

Redna meseGna seja jugoslov.
soc. kluba st. |. bo soboto I'VE
Ger dine %. julia V Kostkovi dvo-
rani, VOCAL 20 st. in Ayers Ave.
Iacetek tocno OBJ osmi uri zveSer
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Opomba.

V "preklicu' je bill podpisan
tudi X. Zupanec, Xxi pa .ie svoJ
podpis pred zakljuckom lista
preklical, ~naslanjajoc Sc ma sklep
~konvencije, maj st vSi RAPPORT po-
ravnajo mirnim potion in sicer "a
to. ker DO to sluzilo Splosni kori-
sti "Zveze''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18

Ma dnevnem redu so vazne zade-
We. ZakljuGiti DO treba tudi glede
veselice, katere Gisti dobiGek poi
de "a vecjega ''Proletarca".
Ia socializem
FIR. Podlipec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Martin MeznariG.
Zastopnik ''Proletarca.

Pripomba uredniStva: - Posla-
no svoto $3.50 in imena priSpcva-
teljev smo re izkazali V zadnji
stevilki "Proletarca' V rubriki
'Tiskovni fond. Lepa VAN hva-
la, vrli sodrug! Zelimo. da hi ime-
il veliko takih pOSnamelcev in
MOI Z batom'' DO kmalu natol-
KEEL tisocak. nakar BIO Proleta-
rec" izhajal dvakrat IA teden ali
ma Osmih straneh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
DOpfSi.
Roundup, Mont.

Cent. uredniStvo ''Proletarca"l
Upam, da mi ne odrecete teh
par vrstic V naSem priljubljenem
''Proletarcu''" NGasih tako pri-
de. da ne morem molGati. Nasprot-
niki nan predbacivajo, da smo
preradikalni in da Sc prevec po-
tegujemo "a naSo delavsko. Socia-
listicno stranko; konstatirati pa
moran, da Sc premalo delamo,
premalO "a naso stvar. Nedelavpo
sti in malomarnosti bi bilo lahko
mani. Socialisticna stranka nam
vendar kaze pot IL suznosti in cd
pira nam vrata V sreGnejSo bodoc-
most. cato .ie naSa dolznost, da Sc
borimO V njenih vrstah. In naSa
dolznOst je tudi, da podpiramo So
cialiStiGno GasOpiSje, ktero ie ma
Sc %orozje. Drugega orozja mi ne
poznamo. Revolverje in kolce pre-
pus6amo zaveznikom kapitalistov
in Grnih sukenj, IA ktere zivijo in
kterim Sc pustijo vleGi "a nos
Podpisani kot zastopnik PRO
letarca" sen pobiral prostovolino
podporo "a ~povecanje tega lista
in pri TEN delu sem naletel ma
nektere "Grne b%rate''. Xxi so Sc IL
razili drug prot drugemu, da hi
raJSi dali crnosuknjezu so ia GER
kew kako pa 10 centov IA mic
vredno stranko''. ''Crnih b%ratov"
sploh mic ne prosimo. Maj lie da-
jejo svoje dolarGke "a cerkev. "a
kar bodo prejeli "placilo'' ma sod
Mi dan. Mi delavci pa, XII veruie-
mo popolno delavsko placilo in
V pravo blagostanje Ia vSe. ktero
nam prinaSa socialism, kar po-
meni sodnji dan "a kapitaliste,
hocemO in bono podpirali naSe
Gasopisie.
Brez socialisticnega casopisja Sc
ne mOrejO razSirjati ideje socializ-
ma. cato je naSa dolznost. da ga
podpiramo in negujemo kakor
sem omenil. Tuka.j YAM poSiljam
svoto nabrane podpore in imena
somiSljenikov, Xxi so prispevali.
koncno pozdravljam vse sOmi-
Sljenike in sodruge in jim zelim
obilo uspeha.
Martin MeznariG.
zoctnnni1- s.D,,1o+,.o, -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18

"Clev. Amer" hvali zdai
Sakserja kot gentlemana, XII pia-
cuje svoje delavce pc 16 in IS do
larjev ma teden. - Pircetu Sc cedi-
jo slime pc velikem oglasu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18

Glavne postojanke soc. d~elavstva so
pac Trbovlje C112s), Hrastnik 443, 10.
ka l5s, sv. Marietta (Kristof ID 55.
ia tudi v kme6kih okraiih so precej
dobil. Letos so prisli ma drugo mesto,
dasi so bill leta 1907 ma tretiem. Upaj.
mo, da p~ridejo prihodnjiG ma prvoi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-18
Volilni okraj Brezice-S evnica-Laski
trg.

Stevilke govOrijo jasno, "a koliko so
napredovali SLOW. socialist V TEN O.
kraju:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10

 Though Maxwelrs slow ball, which is ing yesterday afternoon, he had every thing else. and the Crackers, from the first shot out of the box, were helpless. The score was 4 to 0.
 Britton for the second time during the series faced the Barons, and for the sec ond time was driven in confusion from the hill. Miller. who succeeded, did bet ter, although he, too, was hit opportune- ly and in addition, was wild.
 Ellam did brilliant fielding for Birming- ham, while Mcbride and Yantz made pretty catches. Zimmerman worked cleverly for Atlanta in the outfield, and Murch robbed Baron on an lily directed bingle. Miller did clever fielding in the box as is attested by his exceptionally large number of assists. A home run by Elliott was another feature. Manager Molesworth, after bingling twice in sue cession, was forced to leave the game on account of illness.
 Elliott got his home run in the second inning. In the third inning Molesworth's single followed by Phelans double and McBrides sacrifice netted the second run. In the fourth, Johnston walked, took sec ond on Millers wild throw to first, and third on Sykes wild throw to second, and scored on Ellam's safe bunt in front of the plate.
 A large crowd witnessed the downfall of the Crackers. The game was listless, however and did not score brilliant sue cess as an entertainment
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IL III EmEDBY
 wRonRT
BEFORE MAXWELL CRACKERS
 WERE HELPLESS AS INFANTS
WAGNER DEFEATS
 MEMPHIS HURTS

New Orleans. August 9.-The New Or leans and Memphis clubs set out to play a double header this afternoon but were interrupted by rain just after the comple- ton of the fifth inning of the first game. The customary half hour was waited and Umpire Hart then decided that the grounds were too wet to continue. The score was 3 to in favor of the locals. Wagner opposed Bernhard in the box and the visitors made only one hit off the local pitcher. After an additional wait of sev- eral minutes, Umpire Hart declared the
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engagement at Anniston this afternoon, and it was a disastrous one. Catcher Peck was taken from the field by phy sicians after collapsing yesterday. and Pitcher Cole had the same experience today Cook has a bad hand and the team is otherwise crippled. the pitch CTS being overworked. Due to this fact, his men were slaughtered here this aft ernoon in a swatfest. Cole now in the hospital, lasted two innings, Murray and Cook each twir1ing three. Smith cinched his game early and then slowed up depending on his fielders to keep down the score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
SPORTING NEWS
 AND LIVE GOSSIP FROM EVERYWHERE
PIRATES TAKE THE LEAD

Leadership of the National league fell into the hands of Pittsburg today. This Is the, first time this season that the world S champions of 1909 have touched the top rung of the 1911 standing.
 The dislodgement of Chicago from first place comes as a climax of a remark able string of victories for Pittsburg, in cluding a ten-inning battle from Phla- delphia today aided by the defeat of the Chicagoans by New York this afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Tigers Defeat Highlanders

New York, August 9.-Detroit won the fourth game of the series with the locals today by falling on Ford for four runs in the seventh. The game, won by to 3, makes an even split with the visitors so far. Cree hit a single, home run and triple in his first three times up and was robbed of another extra base hit in the eighth when Jones, by sensational jumping catch. pulled his drive off the fence. Cobb hit sin gle and triple, and scored two of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
HARVARD STARS
 WILL NOT RETURN

Cambridge, Mass, August 9.-Sad news for Harvard football enthusiasts came out today with the announcement that Dick Lewis and "Dodo' Minot, who were expected to prove the star performers of the 1911 eleven, will not return this fall because they failed in their June exami- nations. Lewis played left end on the varsity last fall, while Minot, former all- American fulback, was at right guard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10
Robinson Beaten

Gadsden, August e.-(SpeciaD.- a magnificent batting rally in the eighth inning this afternoon the Steelmakers de- feated Selma. Dr. Mccain Robinson was hit hard and often and only the most spectacular fielding held down the score Davidson, for Gadsden, pitched a magnifi- cent game. allowing but four hits. The work of Williams on first and Hicks at short, was especially fine, and Hicks pro- duced the single which tied the score in the eighth Dorsey and Defraites played spectacular ball in the field, the Selma center gardener making three circus catches against the fence. Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-10

SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Wasem, Fisher, Woodward, McDuff, Brown, Mclean. Sacrifice Hits-Cook, Harlow. Double Plays-McDuff to Fisher 70 Morton.
 Base on Balls-Smith 8. Murray l. Left on Bases-Anniston 4. Hit by Pitched Ball-Murray Gar ter).
 Hits-Of Cole, 3; Murray, II; Cook g.. Struck Out-Smith 3, Cook 8. Time of Game-2 hours. Umpires-Vickery and Hannon.
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.........................
SOUTHEASTERN
STANDING
Huntsville Takes Two

Huntsville. August 9.-(Special)- Huntsville won the first game this aft ernoon. At the end of the first game Pitcher Wyie was overcome by the heat. Umpire Mclaughlin was so an gered by the kicking of the fans that he threw up his job and refused to umpire any longer
 Huntsville also won the second game by almost perfect support of Tomp- lxins, who kept the hard hitting Ro- mans down to four hits. Scores:
 FIRST CAME
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s-Batted for Corhan in ninth.
 ss-Batted for Hovlik in ninth.

SUMMARY. Two Base Iits-Corhan. McInnes. Three Base Hits-Murphy, Mclnnes, Barry. H. Lord, I4ange. Home Run-H ter. Sacrifice HitsSH Lord. Thomas. Stolen Base-E. Collins. Struck Out-Hovlik ?, Coomps A. Dan forth l.
 Double Plays--Barry and McInnes. Base on Balls--Coombs 4 Hits observation-disclosures In l inning
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Athletics Still Win

Philadelphia, August 9.-In a hard hit ting game here today the locals defeated Chicago 9 to ', it being the formers fourth straight victory over their oppon- ents. Young was driven off the rubber in the second when the home team made four hits, including a double and triple. Hovlik was also hit hard. Coombs was taken out of the game in the ninth in. ming Danforth was sent to the rescue for the third afternoon in succession.
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Between the games this afternoon Bert <MnxweH will endeavor to sell to the spec tators tickets to the Scotty Walker ben eft, which will be played in Atlanta after the conclusion of the season for the ben eft of the former Atlanta shortstop, who was put out of business by one of Max wells quick returns.
 While few of those who bought tickets will see the game, still the donation will
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BrOwns-As Usual

Washington, August 9.-Washington defeated St. Louis today to 4. With the score tie in the eighth Gessler hit the ball over the right field fence for home run. The fielding of Me- Bride, Conroy and Austin were the fea- lures. Score: R.H E. Washington .... BIO 900 01*-5 ' 3 St. Louis ..a..... 002 900 O20-4 2 2
 Batteries: Becker and Street; Powei and Stephens. Empires, Connolly and Parker. Time, 1:50.
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 . s-Batted for Camnitz in eighth. s-Batted for Steele in tenth. s**-Batted for Alexander in eighth. 1.-Two out when winning run scored. Score by innings: 1lltSDurg ....-............... 5O llO VoV - Philadelphia ................. O20 GOO 030 1-6
 SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Byrne, Wilson, Titus, Beck.
 Three-base Hits-Clarke, Carey, Nc kechnie.
 Sacrifice Hits-McKechnie @, Camnitz, Beck.
 Stolen Bases-Wagner, Miller, Paskcrt, Lobert
 Double Plays-Gibson to Wagner. Bases on Balls-Camnitz 3, Alexander 2, Chalmers 8.
 Struck Out-Camnitz A. Steele, 1, Alex ander 3, Chalmers 9 Wild Pitch-Camnitz 3. Passed Balls-Madden. Balk-Cha liners. Hits-Of Camnitz in innings, Steele in innings, Alexander in innings, Chalmers 1 in innings Time of Game-210. Umpires-Klem and Brennan. t5
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SUN MAXI. Two-Base Hits-Baerwald, Knaupp. Stolen Bases-Crandall, Knaupp. Sacrifice Hits-Nagle, Doane. Struck Out-Bernhard 4, Wagner 3. Bases on Balls-Bernhard 1, Wagner 2. Passed Ball-Nagle, Adams Left on Bases-New Orleans f. Mem phis B.
 Time of Camel hour. Umpires-Hart and Kellum.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Pirates Take Lead

Pittsburg, August s.-Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia today in a ten inning game to S. Pittsburg had a comfortable lead until the eighth inning when Camnitz went to pieces, Philadelphia scoring three runs and tieing the score. Camnitz and Alexander were then retired. Steele and Chalmers taking their places. Pittsburg won in the tenth by scoring two runs on three hits, base on balls and a balk.
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shannon Wins Race

Deauville, France, August 9-The Prix De Niller. run here today. was won by H. Bleuryea's shannon. In the Prix De Souzvres. w. K. Vanderbit's Marmara finished second and his Canadienne came in second in the Prix De Honfieur.
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BILLIKENS PLAY
 TIE WITH LOOKOUTS

Montgomery, August 9.-Rain ended the game between Montgomery and Chattanooga this afternoon in the eighth inning, with the score standing to 4. It was another pitchers duel with honors about even between More and Thomas. Roy Moran made a cir GUS catch of liner from Graham's bat, shutting off runs that would have given the game to the locals. The score
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SU M MI AR4. Two-base Hit-Griffin. Three-base Hit-Lambert. Stolen Bases-Roben, Pickens, Landes ?, Fenner. Base on Balls-Off Lewellyn 2, Tomp- kins l. Hit by Pitched Ball-Riggs Uewellyn). Struck OutaLewellyn 4. Tompkins 1. Umpires-Rees and Summa.