The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-10
SYRACUSE.


Earned runs. Providence 3 Two-base hit. Bss-
sett Sacrifice hit Eagan. stolen bases, Rogers,
Murray, Cross Double plays, Bassett, strioker
and Rogers .; Barnett, Hess and Powers Cross and
Power First base on balls. Lyons, Dixon 2,
knight, Murray, Lovett, Weleh. First base on
errors, Providence 4; Syracuse T. Struck out,
welch, Power, Rogers Passed BALL Hess. wild
pitch, Lovett. Hit by pitched ball, Power, Gross.
Time, lao. Umpire, swartwood.
Buffalo f6, Yonkers z.
~ For several innings yesterday at Buffalo
the result seemed doubtful, but the BIZ
sons finally got st Kilroy and and banged
him all over the lot. Hofier pitched ex.
cellent ball. Attendance 1000.
Innings. 2 3 Sc 7ss
Buhalo...... ............ o o 0 o '-l6
Yonkers-...............3 o o o o.
Hits, Yonkers ., Buffalo IS. Errors, Yonkers 4,
Bufaios 8. Batteries, kilroy and Costello; Honer
and Urquhsrt
National League.
Cincinnatrs erratic bali tossers by SUI
pcrior helding won the first game easily,
although the batting was inferior to that
OF the visitors. The second game was also
captured by tho Cincinnatis by a magnifi-
cent batting rally, after the game seemed
hopelessly lost.
Washington. l o o 0 o.
Base hits = Cincinnati, 9; Washington, T.
Errors = Cincinnati. L. Batteries - Wittrock
and Merritt; Mercer and Mcclure.
Washington. Q 8 o.
Base hits-Cincinnati, ~; Washington, 8.
Errors-Cincinnati, g.; Washington, 4. Bat
teries = Fisher and Merritt; Stockdale and
Mcclure.
At Chicago:
CGssslSnd, CSiSsssl ,.........s dSSs99S IA
Base hits-Cleveland. 10; Chicago, a. Errors
Cleveland, 3, Chicago, 2. Batteries-Cuppy
and zimmer; Mc6sl and Schriver.
AT Louisville:
Baltimore $500 o.
Louisville. % % "A
Base hits Baltimore, Il; Louisville, 0. Err
rors-Baltinore, /. Batteries-Hemming and
Robinson Wadsworth and Grim.
At st. Louis:
81. Isopis % y
Brooklyn ..-.......0 o o 0 o.
Base hits--st. Louis, u; Brooklyn. o. Errors
st Louis, e Brooklyn, L. Barteries-Breit-
enstein and Miller: Kennedy and Daily.
stoIslys 81. Ionis. ......g. ~
Rase ehits-Rrooklyn, II: st. Louis. l9 Er.
rors-st. Louis, J. Batteries-Lucid, Kennedy
and kinslow; Hswley, Clsrl1son and Miller.
Saturdays Games.
At Chicago Boston, 0; Chicago, 1.
At Louisville-Baltimore, 8; Louisville, 3.
At Pittsburg - Pittsburg, 13; Philadel-
phia, z.
At st. Louis-Brooklyn, g; St. Louis, 1.
Al Observation-Disclosures, IA; Washing
ton, o.
New England League Finish.
The New England league season ended
Friday evening with the Fall River team,
champion OF last year, in the lead, 81 points
ahead OF the Haverhill club.
This result hardly has been in doubt
during the whole season, and the strug-
gle has been confined TO the other posi-
tions.
The champions fairly earned the posi-
tion, having a well-balanced team, well
managed.
HsyerhiIl has done great work consider
ing the handicaps in her case, and the
able manager OF the team from the shoe
city Is deserving OF great credit for his
pluck and grit.
Portland made q fine spurt during the
latter part oil the season, aud gave Haver-
NH tussie Tor second place, just missing
the same.
Bangor started with everything against
AAtAf ooh Sehio Ncit ucAI DtallDE out Port
land,ionly n points separating the two
clubs at the finish.
Lewiston was great disappointment.
With high salaries and stars in her ranks
she was looked upon ss winner, but lack
OF harmony early in the season DESTROYED
all chance for even good position at the
finish.
Pawtucket bad a team OF heavy hitters.
but poor fielders, and had 10 be content
with sixth position at the finish.
Worcester was never in the game, and
failed TO get any kind Of support.
Brockton dragged along and finally
gave mp the fight in the latter part OF hu-
gust,
The season, upon tho whole, was a good
one for the leagueeand nearly al the six
who finished the season did well finan-
cislly.
Freeman OF lIaverhDl leads the league
In batting, with the fine average OF 800
In single and .697 in total hits lie has
made 81 home runs this season.
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