The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
PROVIDENCE.
WILKEsBARRE.

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Totals................ Is IA 10 "a 10
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q: 81: q.
Mcmahon, $. s...........
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rotals................. Ss 10 N II
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Nlkesbarre ...-...-.... o 0 o o.
Earned runs Providence 2; wilkesbarro
Two-base hits, Lyons 2, Bassett, oooney, Rogers
Lezotte 2. stolen bases, Bassett 2 knight Rogor
2. cooney, stricker 5, Murray, Dixon q Gilien
Double play. Mcmahon shannon and Stearns
FIRST base on balls, knight 2, Rogers. stricker 2
TyrrTc, srearns, r7ftfen McrHughiin. First has,
on errors Providence 4; Wkesbarrc I. Struck
out, Bassett, Knight, Rudde rham, Lezotte. Passed
balls. Dixon Il Lozolte l. Wild pitch, Rudder-
ham Hit by pitched ball, Bassett. Time, i:50.
Umpire, Snyder.
Springfield ~, Allentown o.
Kelly and his gang played in Springfield
yesterday and Springfield won. 1t was a
listless game, the only interesting feature
being the ridiculous errors.
innings. ...l
Springfield ..........1 2io124l GA
Allentown ............... 0 l. 9
Hits, Springfield n, Allentown H. Errors,
spriugheld5 8, Allentown 5. Batteries, Gruber and
Aeshy, hlroy aud Miliigan.
Scranton IL, Buffalo 4.
Delaney pitched mssterly game yes
terday at Scranton and held Buffalo down
TO four scattered hits. But for errors by
Phelan and Lchsne the visitors would not
hor
In the seventh and ninth innings, when
he was hit hard.
Innings .."........... 7ss
ecrsnion..-. ............2 0 o OO4 sill
bunaio....-. ............ p
Hits, scranton Is. Buffalo e. Errors. Scranton
Buffalo ;. Batteries. Delaney and Patchen'
6igsby and Boyd
Syracuse IL, Erie ..
Syracuse won yesterday at home by ter
riiic batting. Erie has been saving Healy
Tor some time. expecting to subdue the
Stars and turned him loose today. Syra-
cuse made d3 base Hess made home run.
lnnings.............. $3.50 67ss
syracuse ....-........... 0 90 o III
Arie .'...--............. l 0 0 2 o.
Hits, Syracuse a. Erie TO- Errors, Syracuse.
Erie Z Batteries, Barnett and Hess, Healy and |
Berger.
National League.
Back number Arthur Clarkson gave Bos- |
ton eight bases on balls and 16 hits, which |
scored the Champions IA runs Stivetts /
pitched steady game and was well sup
Ported. The double plays Of Lowe and I
A1ulnn- Anu lhe hnIae- Elils-nL Nash, Con-
naughton and Miller were features.
s. fS'i@% Eoa......... i,......... tidSSSS al.
Earned runs-BostDn. o: st. Louis. 2. Baao
nl,s-- session ~; 81. Louis 8. Errors-Bos-
ten z; 80. Louis ?. Batteri s-stivetts and
"yan clhrkson, Twineham and Miller.
AT Brooklyn:
fitts6nrg ......... ...... o-i1
base hits-B Brooklyn, IS: Pittsburc. II. Er.
Brooklyn, ?; Pttsburg, . Batteries
''sln sna Daily Ehret aud sugden.
houiapiITs hhol1l%8Ts. .'.'''.....es oloo IS
nAso Mts-Bdtimore, 10; Louisville, O. Err
rors-i.ouisviiie, 8. Batteries Hawke, Esper
&ha Robinson; Wadsworth and zahner
Al New York:
clsSsaad sssv saasasdE.........: 49,. SSSSpscs
base mts-New York y: Cleveland. 10. Err
rors--New York. :; Cleveland, a Batteries--
1is. !. nn % and Farrell; Cuppy and o'Connor.
- AZ Philadelphia:
fSassSithia................. fSasiSi ,hlli......... 1884,
Ss-se hits - Chicago, rs: Philedelnbia II
chcagp j; Philadelphia ? .Batterios
Grady. - "N9nhs anu ,
Az Washington.
Washington .......soa a
~'nclllAs ,,ell 49,. o o 3 o 0-S ,
bAse hts = Washington, l2; Cincinnati
triors-W Washington, q; Cincinnati. q RAJ.
49,, nsroer and Mcclure; Fournier aud
New England League. :
et Daheor- bunBOr, =; Fall River. 2
Al tiaverhill-Lowist6n, y: Haverb,n >
AZ Pnwtucket-Portland, s. Pawtueket ?
Al brocktcn-Brockton, 10; New Bed.
ford, 8 -'0N-
National League Standing.
"on Lost Won. Lost.
pss'on, s'' ,,;.. ,...'..-. g ptisburE....- a
ss~ xark-,----- -ls . ciseisssiiii.-....- g a
rsn,saelph'a.... . 50 Louis .... - 81
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