The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-04
ON THE BALL FIELD.

At Phiiadelphia--Philadelphia and Baltimore broke even to-day. The home team took hte first game by req.
 son of their magnificent play. The wis.
 tors could do nothing with Taylor, while Esper was hit hard. In the second
 game Harper was put in ti pitch. but
 was taken out after the second inning
 Weyhtng proved, equally ineffective and
 Baltimore had no trouble In making
 hits, The game was called on accpun, fof darkness at@the end of She seventh First game:
 Baltimore. 70 0 % 11o>l 1-
 Phila.. .... 0 4115 "-14 Hits-Baltinore IF, Philadelphia IT,
 Errors s-Baltimore 5, Philadelphia g. Batteries-Esper and Robinson, Taylor and Grady.
 Second game:
 Baltimore. .. 42 a2 Al Q-16 Philadelphia. .. o 0 0 0 2 l.
 Hits-Baltimore 18. Philadelphia 2.
 Errors-Baltimore 1, Philadelphia Batteries-McMahon and Clarke; Har- per, Weyhing and Cross.
 At Louisville%-Game given to Louis- vile g to on account of Chicago re- fusing to play with balls furnished by Louisville.
 At Brooklyn.-The New York and Brooklyn teams played two games here to-dy and each won oY1e. Both teams to-day, and each won one. Both games were won by good hitting, though in the frs game the Brooklyns helped their opponents to a victory by their errors, which were especially bad. In the first Boyle went to bat five times and scored five safe hits. The first game was call ed at the end of the seventh inning in order to enable the second game to be played.
 First game: "
 Brooklyn. .. ... 2 Q % 1 o. 3 New York. e. 2 06 2 0 6 -17
 Hits-Brooklyn 8, New York 16. Err ors-Brooklyn 6, New York 2. Batteries -Daub, Gastright and Kinslow; West ervelt and Farrell.
 Y Second game:
 New York. 0 1 0 { 100 o01 '-6 Brooklyn :. 1 8 0 2 | -
 Hits-New York 10, Brooklyn IS. Err ors-New York 6, Brooklyn 2. Batteries
 zClark and Wilson; Kennedy and Dali lsy
 sfAt Cleveland.-The reds saved a shut out at the hands of the spiders to-day by by batting the ball hard in the last inning Young was in great form. Me- Kean and McGarr made home runs. Tebeau was put out of the game in the third inning for abusing the umpire. UU Q . VU UO b. Cleveland :. 1 2 s1 s-11
 Hits-Cincinnati 6, Cleveland 16.-Err- orsl- Cincinnati 2, Cleveland ?. Batter ies- Gross and Murphy; Young and Trimmer. @ +r
 At Boston.-By good stick work and and bad battery errors on Bostoh's part the Washingtons scored eight runs in. the game against the Bostons here to- day, and as Mercer pitched very clevsr- fy the home team was defeated. Mo- Carthy's bad play in letting selbacf1's hit get past him with two on the bases gave the senators two runs in the first. After the first inning the visitors play ed finely.
 Boston. ... 20 10 o 0 O 0 1-4 .. 2 0 02 0 03 o 1-S
 Hits-washingtoni 10. Boston {. Err s. Boston 3. Batteries
 Moran and MoGuire; Nichols, Con- nAughkcn and Ryan.
 . At Pittsburg.-The browns took the lead, in the first to-day and were never pvertaken ly the home team. Gumhert was hit hard, but the poor baGe-running of tlw home players also contributed to khe browns victory. Ely made home run. st.s Louis :. 2 o 1l02s1 o so-1-s 8. ..1 O Q 02#1s0 O L. 5s ' Hits St. Louis 16, Pittsburg Il. Err oFs 6t. Louis 1, Pittsburg {. Batteries 2 . ylex spa gHiash ha61; aanRszt aad| - f. 2ta ss " V <