The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

Game which Made the spectators
Tired-The victims at Home for Long
Stay-Yesterday's Games.
BALTIMORE, June THE game to-day
between Washington and Baltimore was made
interesting to spectators only by heavy batting,
but the errors and loose fielding of Washington
and Indifferent work of pitchers made the $500
people tired long before the long-drawn-out
game was ended. Score:
MdthinSfens Raltj%Ores;;. & "a O. Il
Observation-Disclosures, 3; washingtons. s. Batter
ies-German and Townsend; Daniel, Under
iS5 Gleason, Ray. Mack, German. Thres.base hits
Sers eet q Washineons, h B. DoHSe %
Plays-werrick and Powers, Riddle 1 and O'Brien;
whistler. First base on balls-0f German, 4.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., June THE Jersey
Citys took another game from the Wimingtons
to-day The home players batted Williams out
Of the box. Score:
WimyuetGns 7sFssy etss:: : g g 12
Rse cs 5 10
base hascM eDermott, s S, Doo!ey, 2; vana-
stine Murphy. Lynch, Newell; Sacrifice
Brady DSoey
Carl Newell Gagan Hit by
liifs suiiyan. & stein % Batteres- Fit2ger-
d Pssa6 a1d Mphy Williams ss Md ana
ams. q Double plays-Murphy, Dooty, and
Xanaistine Fitzgerald, RRousey, and 9ooey;
Time-1:4S Umpire-Mr. CorcOran.
WORCESTER, MASS, June Tn spite of
their demoralzed condition the Worcesters
easily defeated the Hartfords to-day by hitting
Stab hard. Score:
Ms8tfords MGTasstsgs G d-$ 5-l$
Base chts-worcesters. l3; Hartfords, Errors
Il Home mngnea
hits-Kennedy, Walsh. Stolen bases-Spll, Cam
on ballsNKennedy, Spill, 2; Mann, 2; Smith, 2;
Forster, Winkelman. FIRST on errors-Worce ;
sres este
Stab, Mann Moore, Hodgeman, 2; Walsh; Um-
pire-Valentine. Time-l:50. Batteres-Burns
and Gunisso; Staib and Moore.
NEW HAVEN, June New Haven won a
pretty game from Newark this afternoon before
1900 people. The two winning runs were
made in the eighth inning through errors of
Newark and timely batting. Newark could do
nothing with Doran. Score:
Newarfs:1s::::::::: New mRyens 9 "a "a
Earned rpns-New Hayens. !. Two.base
Hits-New Hayens, 8; Newsrksi T6 ial L. Earned nts
Doyle, Stolen base Lang. First base. on
balls-New Havens, 5; Newarks, g.. First on
Eso Boube piays1McDermott, smith, ard FIELDS
ran and Hoford. Miller, and Duffy.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June THE Cincnnatis
won to-day's game by their superior batting and
base running. In the fifth inning McPhee led
off with home-run hit to the extreme left-feld
picket fence, and little later Knight sent hit
to right centre, driving two men over the plate
He attempted to stretch the hit into home run
but was put out. The brilliant fielding OF
McPhee and Beard were the features. Attend
ance, 2,2ll. Score:
Pita;Dnrggs: PPitts;bnrgs; gs;''''''''' | 9 Q ! 9 o;
Cincinnatis. L. Two-base hit-Mullane. Three
He SdS
Sunday; Crane. Double playsIMcPhee; Beard
Reilly First on PSsBy 6k puryea W
pitches-Duryea, 3. Batteries -Duryea ant
keenan Boxer and Beerg. Time-l:5O. Umpire
McDermott
days games from Wards Brooklynites b.
good clean batting at the right moments aide(
by Van Haltren's wildness. Keefe at critica
stages was very effective. There were 6,79
people on the Brotherhood park. Daily wa
hurt in the second inning. Score:
SfcoflSn.::::::::;: SS% 4SHh:;:::;: 9
Base htNsw Y6rE Y0rs ~ BrophyR 49,
Keefe and Vaughan, Van Haltren, Daily, an
Kinsow. Earned runs-New Yorks 81 Brook
lyns, 4. Two-base hits-Vaughan, O'Rourke
McGreachy. Stolen bases-Connor, O'Rourke
Ward, 2; McGreachy, Van Haltren. Doubl
plays-Ward and Orr, Ward and Joyce, Biel
bauer, Ward, and Orr; Connor alone Frst-bas
balls-By Keefe, ]; by Van Haltren, 9. Hi
by pitched ball-O'Rourke, Ward. Struck out
Gore, Connor, Joyce, 2; Ward, Seery. KnsloM
Passed balls-Vaughan, Kinslow. Time-2:O
Umpires-Mathews and Cunning.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June THE Athletic
had a lead of two runs up to the seventh innin
in to-days game, when Rochester went in an
pounded out six runs and the game. The da
was very cold and errors were numerous o
both sides. Score:
Rochesters. s........... ! 0 0 l /
Athletics. s.............. 2 3
Earned runs-Rochesters, 4; Athletics 2, Bias
hits-ROchesters 3; Athletics, T. Errors-Rocl
esters, 5; Athletics,4. Two-base hits-Purcell,
Lyons Three base hits-H. Lyons, II. O'BrieI
Double plays-Sheffier. 2; Mcguire, Knowle
Purcell 2; j. O'Brien. First on errors-Roche
ters, 4; Athletics, s. Bases on balls-Of Barr,
OFF Mcmahon, 5. Struck ont-By Barr, 2;
Mcmahon, s.. Left on bases-Rochesters.
Athletics, Z. Passed balls-Meguire, /; Robi
son, l. Wild DECENTRALIZATION, l. Time-lb
Attendance-l0G3 Umpire-Toole. Batteries
Barr and Mcguire, McMahOn and Robinson.
CHICAGO, June 7.-Pittsburg brotherhood
won to-day's game in eight innings by hard hi
ting and clever base running. Both team
played a loose fielding game. Score: