Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-05

sor the Boston, ';i n Game al Pittsb1rS
loio Fired For Profanity.

PITTsBUBG Ju y T. -- The champions
from Boston and the Pittsburgs played
two very lively hall games. They eaeh
won one and the kicking st Umpire
Lynch by the visitors In both games will
long he rem, mbered. Captain Nash
claims this evening that Lynch caused
tue defeat OF the BostonA in the second
game
At the morning game there were over
6OOO people present Stivetts and Killen
were the pitchers. and 'big" Jack pitched
admirably. He had remarkable speed.
Klllen had bad inning. az usual. and
that cost him the game.
In the sixth inning Long wa. put out OF
the game for using u very obscene epithet
at Umpire Lynch The latter was In
clnrd to strike at Long. Captain Nash
kicked hard for Long, but to 40 purpose.
Pittsburg ........,..O o 0 0 y / o
Earned runs Boston, 4 Pittsburs, g.
Base hits-lioston, ~; Pittsburg q. Errors
Pittsburs, g. Batteries -Stivetts, Ryan and
Camel; Killon, Sugden and Merritt.
BBtsssSars Bosa% .,.,.. III III
Base hits Pittsburg, II; Boston, a. Errors
-Pittsburg, 3, boston 4. Batteries -Ehrct,
eumbert and Mack Loyott, Nichols and
Ryan.
At Louisville:
ISHisRiiiS. IIold%2fS. ..... ,'..... Z g
Bsse hits baltimore, g. Louisville, g. En-
rors 80 Baltimore, /; louisville, q. Batteries
McMah9n and Clarke, Knoll aud urim.
kSI,i%a1s kkSEi,y,Ils .,...'.'' - SsSS ~
Base hits - Louisville, ~; baltimore, Z
Errors-Louisville y baltimore, q. Batteries
--hemming and Grim; Mullane, Inks an d
Clarke.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati.......... o n q O q 3 IL
Brooklyn '.......... q IIO / o o / o.
Base hits - Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn, IL.
Errors Cincinnati, g. Brooklyn 4. Batteries
Parrot, Murphy and Vaughn, Kennedy and
kinslow.
G,@SiH%%ti'. ElsSEtHSa -. SSSb bSsd "a
Base hits - Cincinnati, l8 Brooklyn 10
s-Cincinnati, |; brooklyn 4. batteries
chamberlain and Murphy Stein and Daily
At Chicago:
Chicago, ,,-,'.....a o-5
Philadelphia. ....... o o | o 80
Base hits Chicago. ~; Philadelphi lb
Errors - Chicago, 3 Philadelphia, o. Bat
teries-McGili and Kittredge; weyhing, Tnr-
ner and Buckley
Philadelphia ........o % elG
base hits - Phiiadelphia ~; Chicago. Ia
Fllblo W hl'thos ~. phl-
teries-McGill and Sohriver; weyhing, Lukens
and Grady.
At St Louis;
%: Louis. ........... o o Q o 0 o o B 8
Base hiLs-W Washington. 10. 81 Louis, g.
Errors Washington, 2: ~. Louis g. Bat
teries-Sullivan and MoGuire. Hawley and
Peitz
@..Sias,oa..,,.:::: II ...SSiSa1ss;,;oa.:,.::5SI SI2Sf ILs ILlss
Base hits st Louis, n; WsshinRton,9. Errors
st Louis, {; Washingtpn, 8. Batteries
Clarkson aud Miller Mercer, Esper. Mcguire
aud Dugdalc.
AT Cleveland.
New YORK ...."...0 % I
Cleveland "......... o. o
Base hits - New York, o; Cleveland, o.
Errors Cleveland, l, Batteries Meokin and
Farrell; Cuppy and thinner.
Cleveland. u. ........2 Z 3 0 % oil
Base hits - New York, II; Cleveland Is.
Errors-Now York, l; Cleveland, l. Rat
teries- Westervelt, Rusie and Farrell; Clark
son, Young and thinner.
Diamond Chips.
Tomorrow the Grays 20 to Springfield
to play three games.
Gen. 'Hi Hi" Dixwell and another en-
thusiast came from Boston to attend the
games at Adelaide Park yesterday.
Egan will pitch for the grays today and
HorneI for SprinRfield Hornef Is the old