The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-26

up Tor IL hits, enough to bl
the score made, but for the superior field
ing work of the visitors. Rogers, Dixon
and Lyons hit tho ball as they pleased.
Perhaps the base running was a trif,
headstrong, but the Grays could afford Il
risk q little seeing they were leading ane
batting freely. 1t was anybody.
game up to the end, however, anc
the cranks all agree that it was a corker
Betz made a home run and sent another
player across the rubber. Murray also sen,
the ball over the fence and honors wer,
even for homers. 1t was a beauty game
from start to finish. The score:
PROVIDENCE.
- An. X In. Pc. a. y
Z ! !. |. SO. III
Bassett, 81. ....."......
Rnlght L f..'-."..".s
Sooney, s"...."""-
strieker' ab......".-...
Dixon. e...""""""....t :
ouiii'an, p'....."..-....f Q
Totals .....-......~ 81 8 an 8
wILKEsBARRE.
! ! j 'I'.' St. III
Betts, c. f....."."."...4 .
retlit, zb."..."..".... 0
S ssaSssia, .t ! : SO
rotals.....-~.....n = % .
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Earned runs, Providence Z; wilkesbsrre q Two
stolen bases, Lyons. sullivan 2. Double plays,
MeNshon, Pes,s and Brown s'0y Mes sas s'n snd
B,oSn, First base on balls, o. sullivan, Warner;
errors, Providence i; wilkesbarrc & struck out,
P Ps.s sSiiiY ss1il oi piaso ksen; wpss w ~,;S sTo.n.
lime, III. lom, Umpire. svartwood.
Binghamton IL, Springfield 4.
Binghamton easily defeated Springfield
Yesterday Ct Springfield BY heavy hitting
ing. In the seventh inning the
visitors found Coughlin for eight con
secutive hits, four OF them doubles. Hor-
ner was hit in the head by q thrown ball
while running bases in the second inning
and was forced to retire.
:; ;as;ssi s:::$:::-.
HIT. Binghamto1s 2o:as, Springfield 10. Errors
ana haiter' Coaghlin, Horner and Leahy.
Syracuse ., Buffalo O.
The Stars weyo victorious in their second
game with Buffalo yesterday at Syracuse,
.hbOnb Out. DhuBWel0
proved most effective, only two hits being
made of him.
SYRACUSE ,nS1n 80. osifisasS-s
Hits. Syracuse 10, Buffalo .. Errors, Syracuse 1.
suasio2 batteries. Bslswsin and Wilson, Fisher
and Boyd.
Erie 8, Troy 3.
Loose fielding by the Troys and bunch
ing OF hits by the Fries In the seventh in
ming enabled the visitors to score a victory
yesterday at Troy. The score:
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Trey o ID
Hits, Troy 8, Eric 10. Errors, Troy 6, Erie .. Bat |
'eries' Meakin and Murphy. Hesly and Berger.
National League.
The young men from Brooklyn gave
On excellent sxhibition In the nrst game. |
but evidently tired after this, Tor Boston
won the second easily. The home club |
secured IA hits In the flrst game, against
- for their ~epponents. but the sharp
nsiding OF tho latter kept them close to
tie bases. The features were the batting
OF Dafy. Tucker, and the home runs OF
Cercoran. Mccarthy and T~readway; while
Fred Tenney gave q grand exhibition Of
catching in the second game.
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Earned runs-Brooklyn. * Boston, 4. Base
hits Brooklyn, II; Boston. IA. Errors
Boston, 4. Batteries-Kennsdy and Kinslow;
stivetts and Ryan.
Broosiyn::"...S SSessS ~
Earned r~uns-Boston, z; Brooklyn, 4. Base
hits-boston, ID; Brooklyn, -. Errors-Bos-
ton, i; Brooklyn. 3. Batterics-Niehols and
Ienney; Underwood and Earle.
At New York:
New York o n n
Bsitimore.."...... Q i o-s
Base hits-New York, 10; Baltimore, 7. En-
York, I; Baltimore. z. Battsriss-
and Farrell; Gleason and Robinson.
At Cleveland:
81 'i ioaI:. ::...:: dSSSSdfG--ls
Base hits-Clevelsnd. IL. ST. Louis, 7. Err
rors-Cleveland. 2; 81. Louis, 2. Batteries
oung and o'Connor; Breitenstein and Peitz.
At Chiosgo:
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base hits-Chicsgo, 20; Pittsburg. IL. Err
ors-Chicaso, 4; Pittsburg, T. Batteries-
srlfnth and schriver; Colcolough and Merritt
At Washington:
shiiiiSalsEsSn gbsssSss- 81.
Base hits-washington. n; PhradelphIs. IA
srrers-Wsshisston. 4; Philadelphia, 9. Bat
eries-Msrcer and McGuire: flaming and
s~uckley.
IaaeIphls'... -
Base hits-Philadelphia, 10; Washington. is.
rrors-Philadslphia. 3; Washington, 2. Bat
Grady and Buckley: sullivan
nd kseairs.
New England League.
~ Lewiston Lewiston, 10; Pawtucke,.A
u haverhill-Hsverh.ll, z; Brockton. o.;
u sAsgsr-Fal River. 4 Bsnsor. L
Nstiossl League Standing.