Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-03
on balls; OF Underwood s. Struck out: BY
Underwood, 81 by Figgemer. 2. Timer Two
hours and ten minutes. Umpire. Bair.
STAMPING OF THE TEAMS.
biaved Won fost Ber f,'t
GAMES OF the NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Chases the Pirates Hard and
Wins in the Twelfth.


PITTSBURG, May 2-Today's game was
nip and tuck throughout. Pittsburg secured
q lead in the seventh inning, but the visit
ors evened matters by knocking Killen out
OF the box and tieing the score. Clingman's
wild throw and Latham's timely three-bag-
ger won the game for Cincinnati. Foreman
pitched a great game and kept Pttsburg's
hits well scattered. Attendance 2soO. Score:
cIneiRnaii cII8ti8GFFi .S ..S HH3SSS 9 Is
Hits: Pttsburg, 10; Cincinnati, 90 Errors:
Pittsburg, I; Cincinnati, 2. Earned runs:
Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati. 6: Two-base hits:
RRber6aSSer GiinFm1a9 Hoy G. Smith.
Hoy, G. Smith. Stolen bases: Stencil, 3;
Latham 3; Hoy, Ewing, 2; 6, Smith, Miller.
base on balls: II. Smith, Cross, 2; Killen,
Latham Hoy g. Smith. Hit by pitched
ball Beckley. Struck out: Genins Beckiey.
2; Sugden, MCPhee, Ewing, HOgriever. Fore
man. Passed balls Sugden. Wild pitches:
Hart. Sacrifice hits: Klingman and Hog
Foreman and Vaughn. Time: Three hours
and fifteen minutes. Umpire: Emslie.
BOSTON HAD THE LUCK
BOSTON May "A couple OF errors and
in the game with Washington There was
but little brilliant fielding, but the heavy
kept up the interest. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
WASHINGTON W2s!Rn 5;a.:::..S .:..:.S -
:, Hits Boston, 16; Washington, .. Errors;
boston 4; washingi9n, 5, Two;Base hits:
hits: Tucker, Home runs: Nashville, Sell
bach, Mcclure. Stolen bases: Nicholson.
T5t 6aEe P'S Sn blss 2ns of % H9SS to TfT sFre
out; BY Nichols, B. by Maui, l.. Batteries:
Nichols and Camel; Maui and Mcclure.
pIre: Keefe.
BATTED OUT BY BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN, N, Y, May 2.-The home
payers laid Iaid quite m low m5tI near the insh
they turned defeat into tt5' victory. itS Kennedy
and Esper started out to do the pitching,
fore it was finished. Lucid, who replaced
Kennedy, proved a puzzle, while Gleason
was an easy mark Attendance, 1000
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=, Hits; Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 10. Errors:
BrooEym To q BaItmore BIre First 4shef base eu%s on
errors: Brooklyn, 2; Baltimore, l. Left on
Bas Of sPer d Ge9ron o. o n
cid, 2. Home runs Anderson. Two-base
bits LaGh9nee 4S.eeE Kelly Jennings
Kelly, 2 Double plays: Reitz to Jennings
to Carey; Kelly to Jennings to Carey; Cor
wild, pitches, Esper. Batteries: Kennedy,
Lucid Lucid and n, DALEY; Esper, Gleason and and Rob
utes. Umpires Long and Murray.
PHILLIES KILLED AT HOME.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The biggest
crowd in the local history Of the game
Taylor T was put in t the box box for the the Phiiss
and broke the heart of every Quaker city
her y gHg 6n baa he @ TfI hFe thF bases
Sy DSye PoPPPedd up little tile fly to SpyaM
for for the Giants. sMeekln y was as a trlGe s ere
Attendance, Alter @ 1000 "s score: %eie very ee''''''
FST Fsiiadiipsa !I5hil''::',' :..:: Ss
ETrDrs Hs New New York York. Il PhisSsBBRs PReasBRs g.
Earned runs, New York, p. PhiladelPhia,
hits KIP TsTnan st0TnS H0m
bases: Hamilton G2y; STAFFORD 80. Left
on 9rIol bases o.. New Work 81 PhiIad lpha s.
First base on errors; New York 2; Phila:
bali Farrei wild pitch; Taylor. Bat
MsFn and HRa nrFf T"RF fhssm hoaF
and thirty minutes. Umpire: Campbell.
CAME EASY FOR THE SPIDERS.
CLEVELAND, O., May 2.-Clever work
pings gave Gleveland ar an easy ,ied veetory over
ST. slevflSnG hons ........::. :::: 3 "a
roFs Hts ceysSna ST oas hSn$ = carried Er
runs runs: Cleveland i; st. Louis, 81 First ,s
z. Left on bases: Cleyeland 6, St; Louis.
off Breitenstein, I. Struck out: BY Wal
lace, 5; by Breitenstein, 3. Two-base hits:
Mexican, o. Tebeau, McAleer, Cooley (2);
Conner. Double plays: Burkett to McGarr;
Ely to Quinn to Conner. Hit by pitcher:
McKean. Passed ball: O'Connor. Bat
teres: Wallace and OConnor; Brsitensten
and Peitz. Time: one hour and forty
five minutes Umpire: Belts.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The season opened
here today with an exciting ten-inning
tors took the lead at the start, punching
their hits in the first and third The Colts
tied in the ninth, only to lose in the tenth
on Dahlens error and Shugarts hit A
feature of the game was a triple play exc
cuted by Dahlen, Stewart and Anson.
Score:
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Hits: Chicago, IL; Louisville, 10 Err
rors: Chicago, A. Louisville, 2. Earned
runs: Chicago, 2; Louisville, 4. Two-base
hits: Stewart, Ryan (9; Pfeffer., Three
Double plays: Pfeffer to O'Brien; Pfeffer
to Glasscock to O'Bren. Triple play:
Dahlen to Stewart to Anson. Struck out:
Passed balls: Cote, 2. Base on balls:
OFF Cunningham, 81 off Hutchson, 2. Wild
pitch: Hutchison. Batteries: Hutchson
and Donohue; Cunningham and Cote.
Time: Two hours. Umpire: Mcdonald.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.