Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-14

first for the ex-Champions, was touchei
no for nine hits and seven runs, in the
n rst two innings, ard then the game lost
an interest The fielding on both sides
vas rocky. The features of the game were
the marnificent running catches by
BFodie.
First game.
,.,.ir,o-e ... S 2 @ O 0 0 K s
Boston. l o 0 2 0 0 O. 8
Hits-Baltimore. a. Boston, TO- Errors
B11t1more, 3; Boston, 5. Clarkson and Clarke;
Sullivan and GanZeli.
The second game was a smuggling match
and the more exciting of the two, as the
teams a]ternated in the lead. Both
pitchers were hammered hard, but the
field gave good support. When the Balti-
mores had scored two runs in the eighth,
Boston having played it's half, Hurst
called the game and on account of dark
ness Jennings was put out for kicking,
Reitz taking his place. Attendance, $780,
Second game.
p.,,,more 1a22ss s-n
Boston 49,. ........... 0 l 0-lo
Hits-Baltimore, lG; Boston, II. Errors
Robinson; Nichols and Ryan.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington won two games from
Brooklyn, today, owing to the failure OF
the latter TO connect successfully with the
pitching of the home teams pitchers.
President Young announced, today, that
he had received votes from a majority OF
members OF the league, in which they ex-
pressed themselves as favoring the play
ing of the Temple Cup series between the
clubs finishing first and second In the
championship race. Attendance, 1900.
First game:
SO
Washington....... 0 0 l x
BROOKLYN. 49,. 0 9 0 0 0 O. 8
Hits-Brookiyn, washington.5 Errors
Wa hington, 5; Brooklyn, l. Mercer and Nc
CURE; Stein and Grim
Second game.
Washington ...... = y 8
Brooklyn ......... 0 0 0 o 0 l. 3
Hits-washipgton, 9; Brooklyn, 6. Errors
Washington, /; BROOKLYN, 2. Anderson aud
Mcclure; Daub and Burrell.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia easily defeated New York,
today, in postponed game. due in the
Metropolis Clarke was knocked out Of
the box in the fourth.
e s
Philadel phia ...... 2 0 3 0 / OBJ
Hits-rhiladelphia Is; New EYork, l6; Err
rors- philadelphia, ,; New York. t. Taylor
and Clements; Clarke, German and wilson
AT LOUISVILLE.
Weighing was in no condition to pitch,
today, and was batted at will The field
ing was sharp on both sides, and there
were four double plays. In spite of the
heavy hitting the game was a very fast
one. Attendance 1900.
Louisville ......... 9 ! Q 2 o 3
Chicago........ 0 4-15
IIits1;LIouisviIle, 70; Chicago. 10. Errors
l. usville, 4; Chicago, |. weighing and War
me-; Parker aud Kittredge.
AS ST. LOUIS.
The Clevelands took another step per
ne inward, today, by defeating the locals
W th ease. Ehret only lasted for part Of
the first inning. Opportune batting won
thu game. Dowd made a home run.
A Attendance, 1900.
st LOUISE. :. o o 0 0 o / :
Cleveland. ........ 0 4 0 ks
Hits-St. Louis. Is; Cleveland is. Errors -
ST Louis, =; Cleveland, 0 Ehret, McDcugal
aud Reitz; Young and thinner.
PITTsBURG.
PIHsburg won close game from Gin
cinrati, TODAY, but one which was lacking
in brilliant features. Gardner was hit by
Il bat ted ball IN the middle of the eighth.
and had to retire. Foreman fnished the
galne without giving the visitors hit.
Attendance, 1900
l 4 6 50
Pittshurg ......... 0 0 2 o x