The daily gazette., 1883-07-14
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

PITTsBURa, July 13.-The Athletic had
no trouble In hitting Driscoll, and it was the
Alleghery's off day at the bat, consequently
they were beaten. Score as follows:
Allegheny l % % o
Athletle ....''''.. U U o.
Earned runs, Athletic, 8. Two base hits
Battin, 8, Taylor, Hayes, 8, Creamer. Three
base hits, Battin, O'Brien. Home run, StOvey.
Left on bases, Alleghenys, Il Athletics, Q.
Struck out, Mansell, 2. Stovey 2; Passed balls,
O'Brien; Wild pitch, Bradley: Time of game /
hour and 20 minutes; umpire. Kelly.
CLEVELAND, July 13.-The Clevelands
administered their third defeat to the Phila-
delphia to-day. The visitors batted well
but ielded poorly. Score:
PhiiadeIphia ..... 0 0 0 81
EagRsd GsSpa SqE Fn
cell, Gross: three base hit, Phillips; first base on
errors, Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, l; on called
balls, Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia, /; left on
bases, Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, Il struck out,
Cleveland, !; Philadelphia, 3; assed balls,
Gross, l.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The Columbus out
batted and out-felded the St. Louis to- day
and won a well-earned victory. The score
by innings
Columbus......... 2 o.
st. Louis.......... o o j.
Runs earned Columbus. 1; tWo.base hits
| Mansell and Gleason; three-base hit Latham;
home run, Brown; lett on bases, st. Louis, 81;
Columbus, 8; double plays, Richmond, Smith
and Fields, bases on balls, by Valentine, l. by
| Hodnett, /; passed balls, Straub L: wild
pitches, Valentine; /; Hodnett, l; time of game,
one hour and torty-hve minutes; umpire,
| Daniels.
BUFFALO, July 13.-Galvin pitched a
pretty game day, and had he been sup
ported well the New Yorks would have
made only one run. The visitors played a
poor delding game and 0'Neil was hit rather
hard. Several brilliant catches were made.
The score follows:
Buffalo .......... Q | o o. q
New York.. o o o o o l. 8
Earned runs, Buffalo, /; New York, y; Two
base hits, New York, 8; thTee-base hits, Buffa-
10, 2; first base on errors, Buffalo, 4: New York
1: on called balls, Buffalo, i; NewYork, ]; left
on bases, Buffalo, I; New York, 9; struck out
Buffalo, 81 New York, 8; passed balls, l..
PoTTsvILLE, July 13.-The Anthracltes
easily defeated the Brooklyns to-day. Terry
| was freely tatted, while but two of the
Brooklynites succeeded in hitting Yarnall
Mclaughlin, OF the home team, retired with
badly sprained ankle in the sixth inning
The following was the score:
Anthracite. 0 % 2 o o.
| Brooklyn ........ 0 8 o 0 0 o l.
Earned runs, Anthracite, 4, Brooklyn, l. base
hits Anthracite, II, total 10; Brooklyn 4, tota
| q; first base on errors, Anthracite, 1; Brooklyn
4: on balls, Brooklyn, 3; left on bases, Anthra
| cite :; Brooklyn, 8; struck out, Anthracite 4
Brooklyn, 7; passed balls, Manning, l. Time
| hours; umpire Holland.
DETROIT, Mich, July 13.-Jones STRUCK
out six men in seven innings to-day ant
Weidman retired three more in the eighth
Burdock disgTaced himself by holding
Powell SO he could not throw the ball to pu
, out Sutton at home and Umpire Burnhan
. declared both out. Whitney was fined S1(
for insulting the umpire. The following ii
the score:
Detroit ......... 40l 0 K
ton 8; three base hits, Boston, L; tlrst base oil
! error Boston, 3; Detroit 8; on called balls, Bos
ton z; left on bases Boston, 7; Detroit, 8; strucl
. out Boston, 10; Detroit 4; passed balls, Boston
] | O.; Detroit,
t BALTIMORE, July 13.-The Baltimores SUI
i fered another defeat at the hands OF tn
u Nets to-day. Doug Allison, formerly re
nowned catcher, supported Henderson In
satisfactory manner. A rain storm stoppe
the game in the ninth inning. The scor
follows:
g Baltimores 49,. 0 011 0 o.
>. Metropolitans l o 2 o K
y Earned runs, Baltimore, 8; Metropolitan,
s two-base hits, baltimore, |; Nets, 2; three-bas
. bases on called balls, Baltimore 2; Nets 2; tirt
g g base on errors, Baltimore, /; Nets, 8; left 0
10 bases, Baltimore, 8; Nets, 7; struck out, Bait
more, 8, Nets, 8; umpire, Walsh.
ALTOONA, July 13.-The Harrisburg
barely escaped being shut out by the club
= this place. A brilliant game was played an
- the Harrsburgs got but two hits. Burr
20 20 and McCloskey were the battery for IL
10 Harrisburg.
AZ Harrisburg ....... o DO o o.
Altoona. 8 / o o K
IN IN LOUISVILLE, July 13.-The Eclipse we
q. a. again defeated to-day by the Cincinnati
: owing to their inability to hit Deagl
u Weaver pitched splendid game, but VI
not properly supported. Carpenters thi
n n base play was the finest ever seen here, al
n he made three almost impossible stops.
"a Cincinnati. ....,... 0 o 0 o.
eu Eclipse ........... o o o o.
M Pitcher, Deagle, Weaver, base hits Cincinn,
~ ~ 8. Eclipse >; errors, Cincinnati, z, Eclipse
Is runs earned, Cincinnati, 2; time of game / no
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