Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-05
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Louisville Gives baltimore Hare
Chnse After the Eirst Imnint;.

Chase After the First Inning.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-But for the wild
ness of Pitcher Cunningham and the errors
of the Colonels in the first inning the Wis
itors might have made it interesting for the
Champions. They played good ball after
their bad start. Hemming was, however in
fine fettle and kept the hits scattered until
the last inning, when an error helped the
Colonels to improve their score. Attend
anee. 400. Score:
LoaisTiIie Laii!MiEs ........ .,,.:: ?
Hits: Baltimore s. houisyllg H. Ena, ErrG,s r,5s
BatimOre, BatmOre LoaisSiiie, GisGis 2 rwobsS, hts
Brodie, Collins, Wright stoien bases: Bro
die (2), McGraw, Kelley l2). Double Lays:
carr First base on balls: OF Cunningham
@ Hit by pitched ball: BY, HeminIng, !; by
Batteries: Hemming and Clarke; Cunning
ham and Spies Time: Two hours and ton
minutes. Umpire; Jevne.
LUCID A WINNER.
PHILADELPHIA, 4, Sept; 4.-'st; Louis could
do nothing with Lucid today. He held them
down to three hits. only one of which
men and gave but three bases on balls, on
the other hand, McDougal was pounded by
the Phillies almost at pleasure although .hd his
Score:
Philadeiphia .,.'.,,9G Q O. S-'S g
ST. Louis ...:.'.....'l v
Hits: Philadelphia, 16; St. Louis, 3. Err;
runs; PhiadePhia. s; Two,base hits: Glenn
ents Cross hits: Deehanty siosG
bases: bases Sullivan (2). Hamilton, Struck out
BY McDougall, 2; by Lucid, 5. Doub:e
Bases on balls: or Lucid 5; off McDougall
5. Batteries: Lucid and Clements; McDou-
gall and Peitz. Time: Two hours and fif-
te en- minutes. Umpire: Murray.
GIANTS AND PIRATES DIVIDE.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4-The Pittsburgs
and New Yorks, in addition to their
regqs1yd ms ago 0 at
Polo grounds today. The double card drew
well. at least 1000 persons being present
Van Hatren's error In the seventh inning
of the first game prevented the Giants from
winning. New York won the second game
through Moransi Wild pitching. Score, first
game n'S;
New York ,...,4y.2 999do9 o
Hits; New York; is; Pittsburgg, H. Errors:
New New YORK. & fstitssars; Il 2 First & on balls: III,
a g Gsrks Gsrks G Foreman f%Ss sSs
hits Clarke TMo,;byase ,l1ya hits; Don9van Bier
fSfb2l boable bags bags to Fser
to BieEbener TO- BeSkley. Hit by, pitched
Merritt Umpis- Kcefe and oDay.
Score. secondsga
Pittsburg Pe@ aTsN ......-.".,s....S 3 o
Hits: New YSrkii's; Pittsburg. 4. Errors:
New New YSTk YORK j. ssars o s sfnea ea sss
OFF Moran, 9. Struck out: BY Rusie, 8; by
Moran. 8. Two.base hts Burns. Sacrifice
hits: Tiernan. stolen bases: Burns, Farrell.
Double plays Moran to Bierbauer to Stem
eel. wild pitches: Moran. Batteries: Rusie
and Farrell; Moran and Merritt. Time: One
hour and thirty-six minutes Umpires:
Keefe and ODay.
REDS PLAYED BETTER BALL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Parrott was In
excellent form and the fielding of the Wis
tors was also good, Washington did some
heavy hitting, but it was not opportune.
Mallarkey was succeeded by Gilroy in the
sixth inning. Attendance. $40 Score:
Ginslnnsti GGiaslhinstiP" .......s ....,ss vi
Hits: Washington. Z; Cincinnati. II. Err
rors; Wsshington i Crinsinnati l. Earned Ta
base hits: Cartwright. Three-base hits;
| Parrott Sebach Home runs Mcclure,
! Miller Stolen bases Burke, Brown, Ewing
Miller. Sacrifice hits: Latham. Double
plays: Joyce to CartwrIght;. First base on
| balls: on Mallarkey, 2: off Gilroy, l. on
| Parrott 4. Hit by pitched ball: Burke
| Left on bases Washington A: Cincinnati, g.
| Struck out: BY Mallarkey /: by Parott, g.
| Wild pitches: Gllroy. Batteries: Malarkey
| Gilroy and Mcclure: Parrott and Vaughn.