Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-19
GAMES OF NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston W~hitewashes Baltimore in n
Seven Inning Contest.

Sept. 18.-The home team PLAYED
great ball today, shutting out the champion
Orioles. Hoffer was knocked out of the box
in the second inning. At the end of the
first inning Brodie got into a dispute with
Umpire Murray and was fined s25 and or
dered out of the game. A shuttle of posi-
ticns resulted and the visitors went to
pieces. The game was called at the begin
ming of the eighth on account of darkness.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
B B]SitGn ..:.. . Q Q . Q %
Hits: Boston, s; Baltimore, 2. Errors:
ten, 3. ,Two-base hits: Duffy, Ryan, Dolan.
stolen base: Bannon. Double plays: Ryan
to Tucker; Jennings to Gleason to Clark;
balls: Bannon (D, Nash (2), Tucker, Kelley,
Robinson. Struck out: Tucker, Gleason,
Esper. Batteries: Dolan and Ryan; Hefer,
ray. Time: One hour and thirty minutes.
SPIDERS CAPTURE THE SERIES. b
CLEVELAND, Sept; 1s.-Cleveland and
team winning by a rally in the eighth, when
the errors were with. two men out. Cuppy
was succeeded by Young in the sixth. At
Gciis aSinnatl ::":::1 ! G9SSSS % 30
Hits; Cleveland Il; Cincinnati, 4 Err;
hits: Mexican. Mccarthy, Cuppy, Hoy,
R Pa vaughn, Dwyssr G9c; Sacrifice hits s
I'2Nlttl iNSal SNoiti MI
Aleer, McGarr, Burke. Double plays: Gray
to Smith to PARROT. Base on balls: OFF
W Hwns l. s Sff GhpP aSt. 81 n off w Ithines' I; off off
| Dwyer, 1. Wild pitches: Wallace, Cuppy.
Batteries: Wallace, Young, Cuppy and
pires: O'Day and Jevne. Time: Two hours
and twenty-five minutes.
ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE SPLIT.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1s.-The Colonies and
Browns played two games today and broke
even. The Browns won the first game,
Breitenstein pitching great ball. The Colo
nels had a walkover in the second, knock
Manager McCloskey tried Burkett and Nor
rison, late of the Southern league, in the
good impression. Darkness stopped the
second game at the end Of the seventh.
sGui EUnis ...::.....:5 9 Q 9 u
Hits: Louisville, 6; st. Louis, Z. Errors:
louisville 2; s.; Louis l. Earned runs
Gam, Three-base hit: Cooley. Sacrifice
hit: Often. Stolen bases: Clarke, Dowd,
G GosT. Ra pSus ole BBnl1iiyss:' or Hol HTsitt to HASA
Struck out; BY Mcfarland, /; by Breiten-
stein, 3. Wild, pitch; Breitensteln. Bat
Time: Two hours and five minutes,
Score, second game:
stui louis .. :."".. 0 Q ?:
Louisville, l; St. Louis, 2. Earned runs
Louisville, G.; st. Louis, 2. Two-base hits
McDermott, Holmes, Sheehan. Three-base
hit: Miller. Sacrifice hit: Hassamaer
Stolen base; Shugart. Double plays: Miller
to Quinn to Connor; Shugart to O'Brien tc
Hassamaer. Batteries: McDermott ant
Spies; Kissinger and often. Umpire: Nc,
Dcnald, Time: one hour and nifty min
utes.
WASHINGTON WINS ANOTHER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Today's wa.
the seventh game won from Brooklyn by
the Senators this season. They got II by
good playing, in which De Montreville, the
new shortstop, especially distinguished him
self. Game was called at the end of tn,
eighth inning on account of darkness. AT
tendance, 800. Score;
Washington ...,,..,..., o 0 0 ! o.
Brooklyn .............. o / 0 l 0 / o o.;
Hits; Washington, IL; Brooklyn, 10. Err
rors: Washington, 2. Earned runs: Wash
ington, 4. Two-base hit: Crooks. Three
bsse hit: Cartwright. Home run; Joyce
Double plays; DeMontreville to Crooks L
Cartwright Cd; DeMontrev!Ile to Cart
wright. Base on balls: on Mercer. s; on
Gumbert. 2 Hit with ball: Grim. 'struci
out: by Mercer, 2; by Gumbert, 8. Bat
terles: Meyer and Mcclure; Gumbert anC
Grim. Umpire: Keefe. Time: One houl
and forty-fve minutes.
CONNECTED WITH MIR. FRIEND.
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