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took him out after six innings and put
Hawke in. Stratton pitched a great
game. Weather fine. Score:

game. Weather fine. Score:
Loqisville....1 9 Q 9 9 9 "A s 10
st. Louis. 0 l D 0 0 o. z
Crooks: two.base hit. Grim; left on bases,
St Louis 1: bases on balls. off Stratton 3. off
Hawley 4, off Hawke 2; struck out, Brown 2
Pfeffer. Jennings, Hawke, Carroll: passed
9; stolen bases, Brown 2, Weaver. Bassett,
Jennings; time. las: umpire, Emsie.
AN EVEN BREAK.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-The Baltimore
and Washington clubs played two
games today. and divided the honors.
In the first game Mcmahon pitched
we'll. and the visitors had plenty of er-
rors. III the second game Washington
did the batting. and Baltimore did the
bad fielding. Weather clear. Attend
ance, 1904. Score.
Washington o 3 Q % ; II
Earned runs Baltimore l. Washington l.;
two-base hits, Mcmahon Robinson, MCGUIRE,
Shindie. Mcclure Stovey; double plays
O'Rourke, Striker and Sutcliffe; first on balls,
Baltimore !, Washington =: struck put, by
McMahon2 2, by Killen 2; passed ball: Robin
ton 5: base from being hit, Shindle; sacrifice
hits, Mcclure, Mcmahon ., Shindle. Dowd,
Sutcli9e, Van Haltren; time. 1850: umpire,
Macullar.
SECOND GAME.
Raltim iErso - 9 $50 e o-3 s 1 S
Earned runs, Washington 8; two-base hit,
Berger: three.base hits. ORourke, Hoy;
stolen base, Abbey; first on balls, Baltimore
8. Washlngtonf; struck out, by Abbey S. by
Duryea ): wild pitches. Cobb, Abbey: left on
bases, Baltimore 5, Washington 9; first on
errors, Baltimore 2, Washing ton 3; sacrifice
hits, Stovey, Dutfee; time, 2:15; umpire,
Macuilar.
WON THREE STRAIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is. - Boston
lost Its third straight game to Philadel-
phia this afternoon. AS in the other
two games of the series, the home team
won in one inning by successive hitting.
four OF the runs made in the third inn-
ing being earned. Kelly, although
watching we'll and throwing to bases
like shot, retired in the seventh inning
in favor Of Joe Daily. of this city, a
brother of Tom Daily, of Brooklyn, who
made a good showing. Owing TO the
large crowd no hit counted for more
than three bases. The PhilIies played
a better game all around than the visi-
tors, and strengthened their hold on
second place. Attendance, S,526. Score:
PPhil . Q 50 9 9
Earned runs, Boston 1, Philadelphia 5 two
base hits, Nichols, Delehanty. Conner; three
base hit, Duffy; stolen bases, Quinn, Dele
hanty :, !Reilly; double plays, Reilly and
Cross, Rey and Conner; first base on balls,
hit by ball, Mccarthy; struck out, Kelly,
Nichols, Hamilton, Reilly, Allen. Keene !;
passed bali. Kelly; wild pitch. Nicholson;
time, TWO hours; umpire, McQuaid.
WONDERS BRACE UP. q
BROOKLYN, Aug. 13.-John Wards
wonders had no Intention of letting the
disgrace invited by two defeats to go
without making an attempt to rub it all
out today. This was vindicated in the
second inning, when the Brooklyns
scored eight runs. Although the vic
tors did not play an errorleSS game, they
helped out Stein at critical points. The
visitors did not score until the ninth
inning. Attendance, 1856. Score.
s Se% Yons % 9 9 Sc e - y
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, Craue. Rusie
and Ewing; umpire. -Barnie: earned runs,
Brooklyn 4. New York l. first base by errors,
Brooklyn 9, New York 9: left on bases
Brooklyn Z, New York 10; first base on balls.
off Stein 2, Rusie 2, Crane 3; struck out. by
Stein 4. Rusie 2, Crane A.; three-base hits
Burns 2; two-base hits. Brouthers. u. Lyons;
bases, Griffin 2, Corcoran. Ward, O'Brien
Burke, Fuller and Boyle; hit by pitcher. by
Crane l.; wild pitch. Stein: passed halls
Klnslow, Ewing; time, 1903.
A ROCKY EXHIBITION.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 13.-Afier five
straight victories the home team fell
all over itself today. and in one of the
rockiest exhibitions of the season pre-
sented Cincinnati with a victory. Score:
Pittsburg Il 0 % 5 :
Cincinnati. 0 0 0 o 0 0 8 OF S 8
Batteries. Terry. Gumbert and Mack,
Chamberlain and Vaughn; umpire Lynch !;
earned runs, Pittsburg /, Cincinnati 3; first
base on errors. Pittsburg /. Cincinnati /: left
On bases Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati z; base on
balls Pittsburgh, Cincinnati s: struck out,
Donovan. Kelley, Beckley 3, Mack. Farrell
McPhee, Latham 2. G. Smith: three-base hits
Beckiey, Terry. Kelly; two-b base hit. Beckley !;
sacrifice hits, smith. WEIGH; stolen bases,
Donovan, Holiday: double plays Miller.
Beckley and Farrell, McPhee, Comiskey and
smith; hit by pitcher, Vaughn McPhee !;
wild pitch, Chamberlain; passed ball, Mack !;
time, 2:l5.