Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
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DEEzoEr. May 3.--Ihs three-srrike rule
had 20 effect on today's game. II osinz one
Of the greatest siugging matches on record
The Pi,tsburss started In With . rush. but
we're soon ossrh&uled By the Detroits, Who
had the game well ia hand until the eighth
innlng. when . combination Of hits and
errors gave i've runs 70 the visitors The
DetFoits then got their work in and Knocked
out eight runs and Won the game. The at
tendance WAS 1900. The score is a.
follows
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Base hits-Detroif n: Pirtsburs. Is
frr0rs-Detroil. 5: Pittsburg. IL
observation-disclosures and Bennett, Henderson and
Carroll
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PHrLADELPHIA. May 3.-Ths Phillies
played a wretched fielding game today with
the Washington team and after close and
exciting struggle the visitors finally won.
Through battery errors on the part of the
home team and q timely home run by
Shorch the Senators piled mp six runs in
the fifth inning. The PhillIes tied the score
in their ninth inning by clean hitting. but
their opponents scored the winning run on
a single double and O'Brien's sacrifice. The
score is as follows:
Philadelphia -........-..-3 o o o o p
Washington .....-....l l.
Bass Hits-Philsdelpnia. 10: Washington. s
Errors-Phiiadeiphia, >: Washington. O.
Batteries-Gleason and Clementa Gil1aore and
Mack.
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CHICAGO, May 3.-The Chicsgos won q
game from Indianapolis today in IN
easy manner. In the first inning the visit
ors touched off Baldwin in lively manner,
but thereafter only scattered hits were
made. Shreve was batted hard bat good
fielding kept down the score The score is
rs follows:
Chicago. ..-.--...-I ! o ! Il
Indianapolis ..--.-S o u
| Base Hits Chicago, 10: indianapolis, D.
Errors-Chicsso. ,; Indianapolis, s.
| Bettcres-Baldwin and DAILY, shreve and
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| NEW YORK, Msy 3.-The New Yorks and
Bostons played the final game of their
| series this af.efnaon at the Polo grounds.
Both teams leave for the West tonight. Both
teams played we'll. Boston punched their
hits TO win. The score:
| New York. k..-...--.-.--.-1 o 4 o.
| Boston --.-.......-...--S o o.
Base His-New York $: Boston, s.
| ErTors-New lVrk. o. Boston 3.
Batieries-Keeie and Ewing. Clarkson anc
Kelly.
Tri-siate Games.
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CASros. o.. May 3.-There came near
zoo today. Umpire McDermott took side.
| with the visitors and practically played tn,
game for them. When in the last half o.
the ninth inning he gave the winning run
to Kalamazoo while the home runner wa,
| twelve feet from the plate and forced off o
third. 200 enraged spectators jumped int
the diamond and would have mobbed I'm
pire McDermott bit for charge of a squad
of police, vino surrounded him and escorted
him 10 his hotel. A protest will be entered
and new umpire telegrspbed for to umpir'
the game tomorrow. which will be play ec
az Akron. The score stood:
Canton -.-.-.........-.l o o.
Kalamazoo ..........1 2 o l.
Base hits-Canton. le: Kalamazoo, IA.
| krfors Canton 8: Kalamazoo. 4.
Earned runs-Csnton. 6: Kalamazoo. 4.
| Batteries Peacheney and tltzsimmons, Aldric
aod Cathcurn.
Umpire-McDermott.
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| COLUMBUS, o., May 3.--Tne home tear
braced up and came out victorious today
The feature being the heavy batting G
Munyan. Pike and Handiboe. The scor,
Columbus-.-..-.-. -..-.---s o Ii
sandusky -..............0 o 0 0 0 o .
Base hits-Columbus, 10: Sandusky, 10.
| Frrors-Colun bus 9; Ssndusky, 5.
| Home run Pontcifle aud Batiy.
Bstteries-Handibae aud Pike, oBrien an
| Dillon.
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Z.SEsvILLE. o.. May 3.-The game toda
was close and exciting to the eighth inninl
when the home team began poundin
Miller hard. The score:
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Base hits-Zanesville. Il. Lima, o
FTrors- Zsnssviie. 5. Lima Z.
Earned runs -Zsnesville, 6, Lima, 1.
| Hone run-HcCsnn.
Batieries-Naton aud Johnson, Miller an
sommers.
npIre-Ioung.
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AGSsFFELp. o.. May 3.-Hansfsld on
T Dlsved at all points the future great" team
} Allen put the ball over the center 6el
, fence, the longest bit ever made on the,
grounds. The score is as follows
; Manifold -.---.--.-..0 5 os g
Toledo. o 0 o 3 40 l .
Base hits Mansfield. 5. Toledo. Is.
. Earned runs- Mansfield, 2. Toledo, Q.
Home rn1-Allen.
| Eatteriex-y Frieo and Over1arder Uocfo-une =,
| J. Dunn and Mathews
| Jmpre-Bates
Th.y Have Two of Kind.
JacEsoS. May 3.-Jsck Morrison, Of Fri
Pa. catcher Of some note, has been signs
by the Jackson team This makes -
A0rrisons, both csteherS. in The min
Jackson nov has two Fritz" and Morri,o
: batteries.
H~dhsrz Justified by th. Jay.
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