Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

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Base hits-Chicago o, Washington T. Errors
Chicago z, Washington 8. Batteries-Hutch-
inson and Farrell; Ferson and Daily. Umpire,
Lynch.
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Base hits-Indianapolls, 16; Philadelphia, 2
teries-B vile and Buckley; Casey and Schriver.
Umpire Fessenden.
PITTsBURG, July New York could
do little with Morris in the morning
game, while Crane was very wild.
SCORE.
EUa Eittssg5S; qn,f 2 g g &c 9 ] "a q
NfM Base G5h Sts-pittsbufs = New York Errors
Pittsburg l., New York 1. Batteries-Morris
Qusid
CLEVELAND, July 4.-Clarkson was too
much for the home batters in the morn
ng game.
SCORE.
oleveland...d ddSS 8 g 90
Bottom. .............0 3 o o 3 2 sc
Base hits-Cleveland, A; Boston, 6 Errors.
Cleveland, 3; Boston, 8. Batteries-Cleyeland
nett Umpire-Ourry
INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-The visitors
won the forenoon game by lucky bunch
ing of hits.
l 2 3 4 s 6 7 9
Indianapolis 90 o . o o 2 O. 4
Philadelphia. 0 o 4 0 0 0 o = 5
rors-Indianapolis. s. Philadelphia, s. Bat
teres-Ge zein and Daily, Burlington and Gle
meuts. Umpire-Fessenden
KANSAS CRY, July Adjoining game
Kansas City, Z; Columbus, l.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Morning game
st. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3,
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Morning game
Louisville, s; Athletics, 2.
C1NCINNATI, July 4.-Morning game
Cincinnati, 0; Baltimore, s.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The home team won
again this afternoon, principally by vir-
tue of O'Day's wildness. Score:
Chicago G g, ss,o, . 3 9 : : ! 3 3 j o-s s-s
Base hits-Chicago 6, Washington 10 Errors
Chicago 2, Washington 3
Batteries Gumbert and Farrell; O'Dsy and
Clarke. Umpire, Lynch.
INDIANAPOLIS, July q The visitors
won the game this afternoon through
their excellent playing.
CLEVELAND, July 4.-The afternoon game
between Cleveland and Boston was easily
won by the home team. Radbourn was
batted very hard.
ss:,ss. ssss3saa 3 3 s-l7 !
Base hits-Cleveland, Ia; Boston, II. Err
rors-Cleveland,. q Boston, o. Umpire. Curry.
Batteries-Clevelsnd, O'Brien and Seimer; Bos-
ton-Radbourn and Camel.
PITTsBURG, July New York won
this afternoons game mainly through
Pittsburgs bad secured their four runs
another hit eff Keefe. Score:
Il 8 5 6 50
New York. - 3 l O @ Q 0-6
Base hits-Pittsburg z. New York g.. Errors
Pittsburg 3, New York 1, Umpire. MeQuaid
Observation-Disclosures Calvin and Miller; New
YORK, keefe and Ewing
LOUISVILLE July 4.-Afternoon game
Louisville, l. Athletics, II.
CINCINNATI, July 4 Afternoon game
Cincinnati, IL; Baltimore, 5.
KANsAsCITY July 4.-Afternoon game
Kansas City, s. Columbus, 10.
ST. LOUIS. July 4. Afternoon game
st. Louis, 10; Brooklyn, /.
SAN FRANCISCO VS.. OAKLAND.
SAN Francisco, July 4.-The San Fran
ciscos and Oaklands played the champion.
ship game OF baseball at the Haight-
street grounds this morning, the former
club winning by score of IL to L. Aid
rich was in the box for the Oaklands and
was hit safely sixteen times for total of
twenty-one bases. His support was
poor. Barry, for San Francisco. held his
opponents down to four hits. The game
was devoid of any special features.
Thk same clubs again crossed bats in
the afternoon before an audience of TO-, 900
people. The game lasted ten innings
and was replete with heavy hitting and
brilliant fielding. Meegan and Coughlan
were the opposing pitchers, and both
were hit hard and often. Van Curt
officiated as umpire, and two doubtful
decisions against the San Franciscos in
the ninth and tenth innings were i'm
Portant factors in their defeat. Score
Oaklands, II; San Franciscos. IS.
STOCKTON VS.. SACRAMENTO.
STOCKTON, CAL, July 4-The Stock
tons won the morning game at Banner
Island by score of to 4. The Sacra-
mentos failed to score until the seventh
inning, when three singles and an error
and triple by McSerley gave them four
runs, only one of which was earned. |
They had made two in the eighth, tie |
ing the score, when the game was
called to allow the teams to catch the |
train for Sacramento, which threw the |
game back to the seventh inning, giving |
t to the Stocktons. Whitehead and |
Burke both made home runs.
SACRAMENTO, July "A large crowd |
witnessed an excellent game of ball |
lere this afternoon between the Stocktons
Ind the Sacramentos. The Sacramentos
won by splendid fielding and punching
heir hits in the fifth and sixth innings.
leigler was hit hard, but his support
'aved him. Ebright was enthusiast
ally greeted on his first appearance.
score: Sacramento IL, Stockton 6.
BAKER DISMISSED.
STOCKTON, July 4.-Manager Harris,
after the base ball game at
today notified Baker he
vas released, and was at liberty to ac-
ept other engagements. Baker has
7ired Newark that he will accept their
ffer, sent him few days ago.