The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-07
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Smith, e-s.................. o.
Wcstlake, 3b...............
Donovan, p...- -............s
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Scranton. ................
Earned runs, Scranton 1; Providence g. Two
bsse hfts. Massey, T. Rogers. Lyons. Rogers.
.strloker, Murray, McAucy. Three-base hits,
ri Rogers Lyons. Stolen base, McAuiey. Double
, plays, Smith, Pheian and Massey; smith, Massey
and Patchen; Dixon, Stricker and Rogers; rogers
and strioker; strioker and Rogers. First base on
bslls OF Donovan .; OF Lovett l. First base on
errors. Scranton 2: Providence !. Left on bases
6crsnton y; rrovtdrucc struck out by pono-
van 2; By Lovett o. Passed ball, McAuiey. Time
1Sk Umpire, Snyder.
Binghamton 10, Erie q.
The Bingoes defeated the Eries yester-
\ slay at Binghamton, In walk. The work
Of Patten'e Kids was excellent. Healy
was knocked out in the seventh, and
Field took his place.
n,nrhamton. ....21so 20 4-le
Erie e.....................o o 90 o 0 =
RHits, Binghamton 10, Erie 10. Errors, Bingham
foa Erie5. Batteries. Delaney and kafteri Field,
Hesley aud Gunson.
Buffalo 8, Wnkesbarre a.
Wilkes barre lost yesterdays game on
the home grounds through inability to
nit Hoffer, while Buffalo found Meekin an
easy mark.
Basaio' Sa - 3 $500 81 0 -
WiIkesbarre. ...........-0 o o o o o o l.
Hits. wnkesbarre II, Buffalo 2. Errors, wilkes
>arre q Buffalo, Batteries, Moekin and Warner.
Hodcr and Boyd. Attendance $50.
Springfield z, Syracuse 2.
The Stars had the game with Springfield
won mp to the eighth inning yesterday at
Syracuse when Bauswein let up and the
Eastern team pounded out two runs.
Innings. ............... %
Springheid.... ......-...e o
Syracuse. 80. ........... o.
Geld Z, syracnsc0 0. Batteries. Coughlin and Leahy
Bauswcin aud Hess.
National League.
Much disgusted, discouraged and dis
heartened As the rank fielding Of his fell
low players, Pitcher Maui went to pieces
In the seventh inning, and by some great
stick work and very rank errors by the
visitors Boston scored II runs. Up to
this time 1t was as pretty a contest as seen
on tho homo grounds this season, but the
Gena*ors oouldn't stand the pace, and
fumbles, mnffs and wild throws came in
rapid order Tim Keefe called the game
at the end Of the eighth in order that
the Washingtcns could get homo.
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Earned runs - Boston, 81 Washington, s.
Base hits-Bosten, 49,; Washington, IL. Errors
--washingtor, s. Batteries-Staley and Ten
neg; Maui and Mcclure.
At Chicago:
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Base hits--Chicago. IL Cincinnati, IA. Errors
--Chicago. 8; Cincinnati, z. characterization
and Kittredge; Gross and Murphy.
At Louisville:
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Base hits-Louisville, s; Sc. Louis. O. FIR
rers-Louisville, L. st. Louis, 2. Batteries
Menefes and Grim; Hawley and Twineham.
Al Pittsburg:
Ssssl:nss...... sS:sssl:as. $685. oIfa
Base hits-Ptteburg II; Cleveland. H. Er
rors-Pittsburg, 4: Cleveland, q batteries
Ehrst and Merritt; Young and thinner.
AT New York:
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Base hits-Broohiyn. "a; New York, .. Er
rors-Brool1yn. 4; New York. 7. Batteries
Kennedy and Daily; Clarke. westervelt and
ysrrell
New England League.
Al New beaIoIa-Aewiston, 4; New Bed
ford, 3.
At Pawtucket--Portland, IL; Pswtuckct
rs.
Az Fall River-Fall River, z; Haverhill, )
AZ Brockton-Bangor, 8; Brockton, 4.
A Change Necessary.
noo~rrow Maaa Aua 7Mapaoc
Allen Of the Brocktons Is disgusted witt
the playing OF his team, and states that h
A negotiating with five new men. Their
n TO be a general overhauling Of the tean
- once.