Omaha daily bee., 1895-07-23

Struck out: Genins, Stencil, Cross, Niles
Kelley, Carey !O, Clark. Clarkson 90. Rob
Gardner and sugden Hemming. Ciarkson
and Clarke. Time, Two hours and thirty
fVe minutes. Jmpifes; kecte and Powers
REDS ROUT RUsIE.
CINCINNATI. July 22-The Reds won by
hard hitting in the eighth. Attendance
1000 Score:
SSi9Sin2ali Ss% 9atk...:..::. . 2fs5 S-S 90
roRs hts ,GrSi99H II Ney York orbad g Er
hts; Holiday O,, McPhee, Latham, Gray
plays: Rhines to Ewing to, Vaughn; Doyle
man, 3; of, Rhlnes /; OF Rusie. 3. Struck
out; BY Rhipes By Rgsie Passed
Rhines and vaughn; Rusie and Wilson.
Time: Two hours and twenty minutes.
umpires: Emslie and O'Day.
SENATORS IN HARD LUCK.
CLEVELAND. July 22.-The visitors out
batted the home team, but their hits were
not so timely. stockdales wdness also
contributed to the defeat of the Washing
tons. Attendance, 500. Score
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rbFs as u WbaiagtOG E Esrhad Er
Sass on errors Wa;TSi@E;{,9a, i Gef{ r,,ss, or
9ns0 stockdaie Sn 1Rs sraa out: on BY oE GaBpy
Abbey. Sacrifice hits Mexican, Young.
stolen bases SS,. Bqr,ett '2; G. ,re!,,ia' Te6eau'
Batterres; SuppSE, 1oupG Ma and nv, nimmer; hi;
sna ah% mnuS mpre !wS HaS mqSys
COLONELS AT THEIR OLD TRICKS.
,Loutsv1LLE, July 22;-The Colonels'
pitchers were entirely off. today and the
Phillies had a walkover McCreery relieved
McDermott in the second inning, after the
former had made four wild pitches. At
tendance, 72O Score
FSHisEiIS FSiiadtipnia i:S .::::: $-s S-rs
Hits: Louisville, II; Phlqdelphia, 10. Er,
r0Ts: togisyiiIG & P6adsPhaI Earned Tsi
s bass on 9noTy erroTs Ioasve vi Phil PRiadspha % J.
Left on bases: Louisville .; Philadelphia, 10.
First base on balls: OF McDermott 10; off
Taylor, 8. Three-base hits: Wright, ,; Nc
Creery. Two-base hits Cross, Clarke. Stolen
Greery to shagar fS % Spies m by pcSs
ball; Reilly, O,Br!en, Collins. Wild pitches:
MMcCreery, l; McDermott 4. Passed balls;
Warner, Grady. Batteries MCDermott,
McCreery, Warner and Zahner: Taylor,
Clements and Grady. Umpres: Jevne and
Mcdonald. Time: Two hours and forty
"oNLY BRETT" WAS EASY.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-The Bostons hit
Breitenstein when and where they pleased
the Browns made his debut today and
played well. In the eighth inning "A free
fight on the bleachers delayed The game
some time. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Boston 5n''s .............. ........ ia
Hits: st. Louis, I; Boston. II. Errors: st.
Louis, :. Earned runs: s.. Louis, !; Boston,
g. TwO-base hits: Duffy, Bannon, 2; Tucker,
Breitensten. Threc-base hit: Lowe. Stolen
bases: Lowe First base on balls: OFF Mich
OILS. 2; off Breitenstein, 3. Struck out: BY
Nichols. 2 Passed ball: Miller /. Wild
pitch: Breitensten l. Batteries Breiten-
stein and Miller; Nichols and Camel Time:
Calvin
ANsE DROPS THE SECOND, TOO.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Anson changed the
Colts batting order all around today, in
hopes that it would throw off their hoodoo,
but it did not work The locals could do
nothing with the stick except pop up easy
flies or bunt weak inheld hits. and their
fielding was wretChed. Brooklyn took every
advantage of the msplays and by a little
good batting won an easy game. Attend
anCe, 200. Score:
Chicago .............0 0 0 / 3
Brooklyn ...........O 0 0 3 0 / .
Hits: Chicago, s; Brooklyn. II. Errors:
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 4. Earned runs: Chi
cago, /: Brooklyn 8. Two-base hits: DAILY,
Shindle. Home run: Tredway. Double plays:
Dah,en to Stewart to Anson. 2; Struck out:
BY Hutchison, /; by Thornton. 2. Base on
balls: OFF Hutchison .; off Thornton 3.
I Wild pitch: Hutchson. Hit by ball: Arson,
| Kittredge and Donahue; Lucid and Grim.
| Time Two hours and fifteen minutes I'M
| pire: Burnham.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS