The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-26
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Earned -Proviiense 8; FAN River 2.
GT. sss Ha%s sasn 5s:s
base NJ, balls Petit, s,Setsr. Passed bal esii
ball-strieker, Murray. Time-lh. Som. Umpire
James Kelly.
Brown II; Dartmouth o.
Brown showed Dartmouth's wearers of
the green few things about baseball
yesterday. The day was an ideal
one. That, coupled with. the result
OF the two close Harvard Dartmouth
games, to and to 2, attracted a
crowd numbering twelve hundred or
so. Dinsmore pitched for Dartmouth
and White was in the points for
Brown. Dinsmore has heretofore held his
opponents down 10 a few scattering hits,
but yesterday the Brown boys were
and aIir kept an Dartmouth heldefs Seagsanoo on
continued run. Dartmouth's errors.
hard hit balls. Browns / error,
contrary to the usual thing, didn't cost
anything. A double play by Dartmouth
was feature of the game. The. game
full score and the following is a sum
mary:
Errors, Brown 1, Dartmouth Runs,
Brown IL. First base hits
Brown ii, Dartmouth 8. AS
sists-Brown IL, Dartmouth IS.
Earned runs-Brown 2: Two-base hit
Steere. Three-base hit-Steere. Sac
White 2. Stolen bases-Tenney,
Steere, Bustard, Lowney 2, Millard,
Cook, Smalley. Double play-Dins-
more, Mccormack and Huff. First
base on balls = OF Dinsmore -
Cook; off White smaIley, Mccor-
on errors - Brown 8; Dartmouth
1. Struck out-By White Smalley. Dodge,
Abbott, Brown, Carlton. Passed bali-Ten-
ney. Hit by pitched ball-By Dinsmore,
Cook. Time-1h. Som. Umpire-Mr.
Burns.
Baltimore slipped a peg and lost TO
Boston on account OF miserable fielding.
The only Mullane pitched well, striking
out eight men. and allowing Boston but
four hits Niehols gave six bases on balls.
and was hit for nine singles and two
doubles, but these were usually made
after two hands were out. McGraw and
Jennings gave Boston three runs by had
fielding. Baltimore scored in the first
inning on hits by Keeler and Brodie, and
Eelley's sacrifice In the fifth, after
keeler had made hit aud Brodie had
gotten to first on balls, Kelley scored both
on a fine two-bagger. Boston scored in
the second after McGraw gave Mccarthy
a life and Nash had drawn base on
balls; a double steal was made and
Tucker sent both home on his single. A
hit by Mccarthy and bases on balls to-
Nash and Bannon filled the bases in the
fourth inning. Jennings then mufsed
Ryan's infield fiy, but Hurst would not
declare the batter out, and two runs were
scored on the play. Another muff by
Jennings gave them the third run.
ssositfGn soi,fno,. ,......... s9S 9 as
Earned runs-Baltimore, l. Base hits-Bos-
ton, e. Baltimore, II. Errors s-Boston, 2; Balti-
more, 6. Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; Null
lane and Robinson.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn. ! 90 s.
Philadelphia. l / .
Earned fuuS-broOklyn. q. lnliauelpnla. L.
Base hits Brooklyn, IL; Philadelphia, T. Err
Philadelphia, 8, Bstteries-stein and
Kinslow; Taylor and Clements.
At Washington:
New M.ybiOgsoo. YOTs ooi...,,...sSd ! 8 IL
Earned runs-New York, 8; Washington, l.
Base hits-New York. 10; Washington, I. En-
rors-New York, 5; Washington. s. Batteries
German and Doyle; Maui, Mercer and Nc
Guire.
At st. Louis,
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Earned runs-st Louis .. Bsss hits-st
Louis, Ia; CnlcatV. q. -. ots-C Cniesgo, T. Bat
teries- -Hawley and Buckley; Hutchison and
Kittredge.
AT Cincinnati:
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Earned runs-Cleveland, i; Cincinnati, 3.
Base hits--C Cleveland, Q; Cincinnati, =. Err
rors-Clevelsnd. 4; Cincinnati. 8. Batteries-
Cuppy aud o'Connor; Chamberlain, Dwyer
and Murphy.
At Louisville.
LssiSdfE Loais%iIls ,'.'...S 10y ss Il
Earned runs-Jouisville, l. Base hits-Pitts-
burg. 9; Louisville, 6. Errers-Pittsbarg, I;
Louisville. 1. Batteries-Gumbert and Mack;
Hemlng and Weaver.
Diamond Dots.
Baltimore, Boston and st. Louis are tied
for first place. Each have lost n single
game. Chicsgois in tough luck. IL hasn't
won one.
The Pawtucket players Indicate that
they will make the game interesting for
competitors. Yesterday they had n tussle
with the Eastern leaguers from syracuse
ssd after a stubborn struggle won by =
score of Is to IL.
Amherst defeated Harvard yesterday at
10 to Q.
Princeton had hard struggle with the
University OF Pennsylvania, but man
q ged to get the game to 3.