Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
PIRATES POUND BIG AMOS
New York's Pitcher Meets Warm Recep-
ton at the Hands Of the Leaders.
PINK HAwlty'S SCHEME s1nL uNsoLvtD
Giants Unable to Connect with His Curves
Chicago Defeats brooklyn by Dint
of HammerIng stein-other
League Games.

PITTSBURG, May t6.-The good batting
Of the home team and the inability Of the
New Yorks to hit Hawley resulted in the de-
feat of the visitors today. Spirited running
on both sides was the feature of the game.
Attendance. $500. Score:
New sSP15s york ..........d ....'.'.". o-S
Hits: Pittsburg, 49,; New York, 6. Errors:
Plttsburg' 4; New York, 1. Two-base hits:
Cross. Beckley. Three-base hits Cross.
Sacrifice hits: Inman: stolen bases: Stem sS,an
nan. Doyle, Stanford. Base on balls: Stem
eel C2l, Clngman, Kinslow. Tiernan. Far
man, Cross, Rusie, Fuller ts. Passed balls:
kinslow, 2. Batteries: Hawley and kins-
S% nS ten Rnsie and FaTs Tm two hours
COLTS WIN BY HARD BATTING.
CHICAGO. May 16.--Hard and well placed
biting biting alone alone Won, won todays game Tor the the
spoiled what would have given Griffith one
OF the pitching records of the season., as
most of the hits off him came after bunns1ing
errors. Weather clear and cold. Attend
ance, 2,iOo. Score:
Chicago .."."...-. ! 0I 2S9
Brooklyn ............O 1 y
cago, g. Two-base hits: Anson. Lange,
Stewart C0, Griffin, Ryan, Home runs: runs:
81 Base on balls: OF Griffith, 2. Batteries:
Griffith and Kittredge; Stein and DALEY.
Long.
SENATORS WE'RE NEVER DANGEROUS
CINCINNATI, May 16.-The Reds punched
their hitting and profted by the wildness of
Anderson and Malarkey. The Washington
men did not bat Rhlnes till the eighth
inning. and wei were at no time dangerous. At
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Hits: Cincinnati. o: Washington. 10. Er;
rSns s T%o
base hits: Miller (2l, Joyce, Cartwright.
Three-base hits: Anderson. Stolen bases
Double plays: Crooks to Cartwright; Abbey
to Mcclure First base on balls: OFF Rhiness.
2; of IN Melarkey, g. off eT anderson, g. Struck
Wild pitches: Rhines. Batteries: Rhines
and Vaughn; Anderson, MalaIkeey and Nc
utes. Umpire; Emslie.
CHAMPIONS PLAY WAS RAGGED.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Breitensteins work
IN the box was fine and his support by m the
batting of the home team was effective
hits being we. punched, and won them the
game. from the Baltimores. whose fielding
| ance, 1900. Score:
Sa,,IGo1ns s.; Louis '....'...".9 Q @ Q z 2
Hits; st. Louis Z; Baltimore. g. Errors
St. Louis, i; baltimore, 2. Two-base hits
| Ely, Keller, Gleason, Dowd, Carey. Stolen
bases: Brown. Brown. Double plays Keller and
| base on balls: Off Bretenstein, 5; of Hem
ming. 9. Hit by pitched ball; BY Hem
ming, /. Struck out: BY Breitensteln. 8
Batteries; Breitensten and Miller; Hem;
ming and Robinson. Time: One hour and
| SPIDER SULLIVAN SORELY SMITTEN
CLEV VELAND May 16.-The Quakers had
| an easy time with the Clevelands today
| Cuppy was hurt in the first inning and
Sullivan, took his place. The weather was
| Cleveland common. 0 l 0 0 o 90 o..
Philadelphia .....,.. Q, / 0 o o / / -
Nus ceEesnd phladspha hasaslRhd 4 Earhst
runs: Philadelphia, 4, First base on er
rors: Cieyeland, !; Philadelphia. 2. Left or
| bases:- Cleveland, s; Philadelphia, 6. FRS
base on balls: Off Sullivan 2; off Carsey, 4
| Struck out: By Cuppy, 1; by Carssy, /
| Two-base hits Hallman. Delehanty. Cross
| Burkett. Sacrifice hits: Boyle. Stoler
| bases: Hamilton (3l. Double plays: Nc
Aleer to Mexican; Wild pitches: Sullivan
| Sullivan and OConnor; Carsey and Glenn
| ents. Time: One hour and fifty minutes
Umpire: Murray.
| LOUISVILLE, May ls.--No game with tn,
Bostons today wet grounds.