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were the pitching of Ruse and the field
ing of the New YOrks. Score:

New York ] g g g g ! 10 is
Batteries, Rusie and Doyle, Haddock and
Daily; umpire. Snyder; earned run, New
! York; first base by errors, New York g.
Haddock 4; struck out, by Ruse 2, by Had
dock 2; two-base hits. o Brien, Haddock;
sacrifice hits Burke, II. Lyons. O'Rourke,
i Boyle, coreo T1;o Ward Joyce oBrien
Ed. Lyons, Richardson; double plays d.
Lyons, Fuller and Doyle, Fuller and Doyle,
Fuller (alone). Griffin and Daily, Corcoran
and Foutz; wild pitch. Boyle: passed balls,
Rusie j, Haddock l; time, . hours.
WON DUN BY HITTING.
CINCINNATI. july 30.-Chamberlain
was wild at the start today. and nearly
threw the game away in the first inn
ing. Rhines took his place. and pitched
good ball. The Reds hit Gleason at the
right time, and won out. A drizzling
rain fell during the game. McQuaid's
umplrng bOrdered on the magnificent.
Attendance, 1854. Score:
St. Louis. "A o 2 0 Q o Q o %
Batteries, Chamberlain Rhines and Vaughn,
Gleason and Moran; umpire. McQuaid;
earned runs, Cincinnati .. st. Louis 9: first
base by errors, Cincinnati 1; left on bases,
Cincinnati +, st. Louis q; first base on balls.
off Chamberlain !, Rhines 4, Gleason Z: struck
out, by Rhlnes .: three-base hits Vaughn,
Rhines; two-base hits, Latham. Vaughn;
stolen bases WEIGH, Latham, Commiskey2 2,
Smith, McPhee Gore; hit by pitcher. by
Chamberlain l, by Rhines 1: wild pitch,
Gleason; passed ball, Moran; time. hours.
DURYEA POORLY SUPPORTED.
WASHINGTON. July 80. - Duryea
pitched very effective game against
Qnl limo &c tod lint
lie received was eXecrable, not one of
the eight runs scored being earned.
The errors were all made at the most
critical stages of the game, Hoy's being
responsible for three runs. Vickers
kept the hits of the home team we'll
separated, and his support was sharp
and effective. Attendance, 500. Score:
R.H.E.
R RafhIngton.:Ss 9 9 ! 9 q ! Z
Batteries Duryea and Berger, Vickery and
Gunsons umpire. Mccullough; earned runs,
Washington 2, Baltimore O.; first base by
errors, Washington l, Baltimore 8; left on
bases. Washington s. Baltimore 6; first base
on balls, off Duryea s. off Vickery I; struck
out, by Duryea 5, by Vickery s; two base hits,
Duryea. Dowd; sacrifice hits Stricken, Wick
cry; stolen bases hits, Hoy p Van Haltren 8;
hit by pitcher. Duryea L; wild pitches,
Vickery I passed balls, Gunson 3; time 2:15.
BEANEATERS BATTED HARD.
BosToN, July 3O.-Philadeiphia start
ed out like winner today, but in the
second Boston had great batting
streak, making six hits, and Duffy
finishing up the smuggling with a home
run with three on bases. Philadelphia
struggled hard, but could not overcome
Boston's lead. Knell went in in the
sixth. but was wild, and Boston added
10 their score. Score:
R.H.E.
PhiTdelp' ia.3 1 0 0 0 II IL 2
Batteries. Stivetts and Kelly. Keefe. Knell
and Clements: umpire, Gaffney; earned
runs, Boston 6. Philadelphia B; first base by
errors. Boston /. Philadelphia 2; left on
bases, Boston TO- Philadelphia s; first base OH
balls, off Stivetts 2. off Keefe 3, off Knell =;
home run, Duffy; three-base hit Long; two
base hit Delhanty; sacrifice hits, Kelly ),
Lowe. Quinn, Clements, Delhanty, Allen,
Hamilton; stolen bases. Long 2, Nash, Del
hanty. Quinn; hit by pitcher, by knell 2;
passed bail, Kelly; time, hours