The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-02
ON THE BALL FIELD,

At New York-To-day's game was hoty contested throughout and required eleven innings before a result was reached, the New Yorks then winning on a two-bagger by Burke. a. sacrifice and a single by Ward The champions outbatteds the New Yorks. but lost ! through poor base running and their own costly errors. The New Yorks ran bases in grand style. Staley pitched a good game and if properly supported the visitors would have won. Cham pion Corbett witnessed the game from the grand stand.
 New York .......O o 2 o % 1 O1 1O1-5 Boston ..........0 0 0 1 o o 2 0 1 0 O. 4 Hits-New York 12, Boston IA. Err rors-New York 2. Boston 6. Batteries -Meekin and Farrell; Staley and Ryan At Cleveland - Cleveland-Louisville game was postponed on account of wet grounds.
 At Phfladelphia-Philadelphia won to- day through timely batting. Reilly's errors helped considerably.
 Brooklyn ...0 2 0 2 0 O. 5 Phila ........1 0 0 2 0 2 o, 1 x-6 Hits-Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia H. Errors-Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia B. Batteries-Stein and Earle: Carsey and Cross.
 At Chicago-The colts won easily to- day. Pitcher Hawley was settled in three innings. Young Mason replaced him and was bombarded fearfully. Peitz pitched out the game. Anson's men made the last two innings a bur lesque, walking from base to base and refusing to come home on wild balls that hit the grand stand. Decker and Anson made home runs.
 St. Louis ...1 1 0 2 0 2 1 l. 8 Chicago .....0 2 GA 4 8 l 3 3-28 Hits-St. Louis IA, Chicago 27. Errors St. Louis 6, Chicago 6. Batteries Hawley, Mason, Peitz and Twineham; McGill and Kittredge.
 At Pittsburg-The home team batted Parrett unmercifully to-day. The reds were mot in 1t" at any stage. In the eighth inning Vaughan was hit by a. pitched ball and retired, Cincinnati ..1 0 0 o O 0 2 1-5 Pittsburg ....3 2 1 11j2 1.4ax-1b
 Hits-Cincinnati Ii, Pittsburg 19. Er- rors-Cincinnati 3, Pfttsburg 1. Bat teries-Parrottand Murphy; Colcolough and Sugden. ..'- F.
 At Washington-The game between Washington and Baltimore of July 2S, in addition to the regular scheduled one, was played to-day, Baltimore talk ing the first game, the visitors bat ting Mercer rather hard and supported Gleason, who did great work, in good style. Much dissatisfaction was ex- pressed by both teams over the deci- sions of the umpire. Stockdale was & mark for Baltimore In the second, but after the game was lost Sullivan was substituted, and did good work. Brouthers and Robinson made home runs.
 (First game.h
 Baltimore 70 0 o 0 4 % 3 x-6 Washington O. o 20 o 3 0 o 1-6
 Hits-Baltimore Il, Washington 4 Errors Baltimore g. Washington g., Batteries-G Gleason and Robinson; Mercer and Mcguire.
 Second gane)
 Baltimore ...1 % 5 o 0-4 f x-M Washington I 0 1 0 0.,0 o 0-s4
 Hits-Baltimore IA, Washington II. Errors Baltimore 6, Washington 8. Batteries-Inks and Robinson; Stock dale, Sullivan and MaguiEe. < At Hartford-Hartford was outplayed in the ball game to-day by the Mert- dens, but luck was with the home team. @
 Hartford ....1 O O o O O O. 2 O--.,a Meriden ..,..0 1 O o Q O o l e 8.
 Hits--Hartford 5, Meriden 9. Errors,
 Hartford 5. Meriden 3. Batteries, Cannon and Moran. Ash aud ThsAaen, X