The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-27
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as fresh as unbaked peanuts came
TO town and Brown tossed them and
rolled them in the dirt. They went home
feeling that they had been pounded
The score was IL to s. Donovan
was very much in evidence because of
his powerful batting. 1t was hoss
and boss between Donovan's hitting
and the cheering by iubilant and
sympathetic Brown Freshmen all over the
grounds. Yale had hard time of it in
that shouting crowd. Brown won the
game on its merits and clearly outplayed
the Yales.
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van q Stolen bases-Perkns, Green, Lowney 2,
Harris Harris smith a 2; eaimby Double plays. plays
Qunby. Jerrems and McCandless. First base on
6alLs--Lowney, Fsrnham keaior: Jerrems,
Farnhsm, Gurney 2. Passed ball. -DeForrest,
Wild pitches-Perkins 1; McCandess /. Hit by
10. Base Hits-Brown IL; Yale 6. Time In. 6Om.
Umpires--Mr. Call, Brown; Mr.. Bass. Yale.
Harvard trounced Dartmouth to 2 at
Cambridge.
Yale and Columbia had pretty game at
New Haven and Yale won to 3.
Inks was doing we'll and pitch
Ing timely ano had the Bostons guessing
until the sixth inning, when he was very
unwisely removed from the game after
Mccarthy, Nash and Tucker had made
hits. Baker was put in and made wild
throw, gave two bases on balls aud was
hit for a single by Stivetts. Brown re-
placed Baker. but the Bostons made two
hits and Baltimore did some wild throw
ing giving Boston eight runs, lead that
was never overcome. Baltimore scored
one run In the first inning on base on
balls, q sacrifice and Brouthers' single;
again in the third on loves error of
McGraw's grounGer aud keeler's hit. In
the fifth Baltimore landed five runs on
singles by Bonner and McGraw, doubles
by Kelly and Inks, and keeler's three
bsgger.
Boston ............. Ia
balumore. 49,. -. y
Earned runs Boston, 4; Baltimore, 4. Base
hits-Boston. IL; Baltimore, IL. Errors-Bos-
ton, l: Baltimore, s. Batteries-Stivetts, Staley
and Merritt; Inks Brown, Baker and Robin
son.
At Washington:
S New York q 90 -!
Earned runs-New York 3; Washington, y
Base hits-New York. o; Washington. Q. Err
rors-New York, B. Washington, 5. Batteries
-Meekin and Farrell; Stockdale and Mcclure.
At st. Louis:
Chicago .........2 0 oil o o o.
Earned runs-St. Louis, s. Chicago. l. Base
hits--St Louis, IA: Chicago, 10. Errors-St
Louis, .; Chicago, s. Batteries-Gleason and
Buckley; Schriver and Abbey.
At Brooklyn:
philadelphia g :-ls
Brooklyn ........... 00l o Ga
Earned runs Philadelphia, :: Brooklyn, /.
Base s-Philadelphia, II; Brooklyn.6 6. En-
rors-Philadelphis. 5; Brooklyn.4. 4. Batteries
-Carsey, Weyhing and Clements; Sharrott
and Lachance.
At Cincinnati:
Cleveland .......... o o o-l2
Cincinnati. ....... 3 o o o 0 o.
Earned runs-Cleveland, g. Base hits
Cleveland. II: Cincinnati. 5. Errors-Cleve-
land. L: Cincinnati, B. Batteries-Clarkson
and thinner; Cross. Dwyer and Murphy.
At Louisville:
Pittsburg ........... @ 0 o l q
Louisville. ....... 0 o o o-I
burg, o; Louisville. 4. Errors -Pittsburg, /:
Louisville, q. Batteries and Mack;
Kilroy and Grim
Baseball Notes.
Boston and st. Louis are tied for first
place, with Philadelphia close behind.
Chicago has O score.
The Eastern Leaguers from Syracuse fell
upon Pawtucket yesterday and smote
the budding hope of the cranks
OF that city unrightly. When the dust
cleared away Syracuse had IS and Paw