The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-04
BALTIMORE INTERESTED.
The Race for the PeBnant Getting
Pretty iXeIY NnW

BALTIMORE, Sept 3.-The largest crowd
that ever assembled IN Baltimore gained access
TO the field to see the Baltimore and Cleveland
clubs play TWO games to-day. Until the Off
eiai count is made it is hard 10 estimate the
number OF people present. The players were
hardly given enough room TO play half game,
and all hits were limited 10 two bases. Twenty
thousand PEOPLE is gwen as a low estimate and
lots were turned away from the gates. In the
morning game the Orioles took the lead at the
start and continued 10 decrease II. The mounted
police had 10 be called 10 keep the crowd back.
Scores
First Baltimores Is. base hits 10, er-
rorS o. CleYelandS 2. base hits 3, errors o.
BatteIies-RObiusOn and Esper, O'ConnOr aud
sullivan. Umpire-ke fe.
Second game-Baltmores 16, base hits %,
errors 2 Clevelands 3, base hits 6. errors g..
Battelies-RobuSOn and Hawkes., thinner and
Young. Umpre-k eie.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Giants batted
fournier all over the field In the morning game
aud won with ridiculous ease. After the game
was safe Manager Ward took Meekn out after
me NTH inning. in order 10 substitute Clark.
lie ala well, only two hits being made of him.
Score: New Yorks 16. base hits Is, errors 4.
ClncinnatIs 2. base hits 3, errors 4. Batteries
Farrell, Meekin ana Clark; Fourier aud
Merritt Umpire-McQuaId.
Fully 10000 PEOPLE witnessed the game this
afternoon. The batting OF Van Haltren did
base hits 8, errors 2. New Yorks 6. base hits
3. errors 3. Observation-Disclosures and Dwyer,
Farrell aud Rusie. Umpire-McQuad.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 8. - About COCO people
Witnessed the two games. The home team won
the first through timely batting. In the second
game Inks made his first appe arance as a
colonel and was bit much harder than The
score really shows: Score: BroOklyns g, base
hts z, errors 4. LOulSviiles 4, base hits 6,
errors o. Bateres-Daily and Lucid, Zahner
ana hnell. Umpire-Lynch.
Second game-BrOoklyns 9, base hits 13,
errors i. LouisviiieS ), base hits 3. errors ,.
Batteries - KinslOw and DauD, Zanner and
Inks. Umphlre-Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ST looked as il the
visitors would be shut out in each game. but
Shugart scored on lucky hits by himself and
PeltZ In the eighth inning in the first game.
In the second the visitors scored two of Reilys
costly errors In the eighth. Score: Philadel-
phias s. base hits To- errors 0. ST. Louis l.
weighing. Miller, Twlneham and Breitenstein.
UmpiGe-Betts.
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g, base hits 8,
errors D. st. Louis 4, base hits 7. errors l.
Batteries-GIady aud Jones, Hawley and
Twineham. Umplre-Betts.
Boston. Sept. 3.-BOStOn won 4 close game
from Chicago this morning by Dufy's hit in the
nnih and clos pui-Out OF StraJtOn at the
plate. Score: BOstonS ;. base hits TO- errors 3.
Chicagos 4, base hits II, errors 4. Batteries
GanZrl and Staley, Griffith and Schriyer. Um-
pire-HurSI.
Boston took the second game by good play
Ing, aided by errors on the part OF Chicago.
Score: BOstOns IL. base hits u. errors l. chi
eel and Nichols, Hutchinson and Schriyer.
UmpIre-HurSt.
PITTsBURG. Sept. 3.-Pttsburg's first game
under the management OF Connie Mack was
great display OF batting. Washington was
never In il. Score: PitlsDurgs %, base hits 9
Batteries - Sugden and Gumbert, Mcclure
Stockdae and Maui. Umpire-Emsle.