Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-11

GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg Outplays the Champions and
Wins by EImer Smlth,s Double.

PITTSBURG May 10.-Superior playing
by the Pittsburgs won the game. They
batted and ran bases in good form Hoffer
was too wild and Gleason was substituted
In the middle OF the second inning. Col
clough pitched a great game up to the mid
die of the eighth inning, when Hart was put
In his place. Smith again proved himself
the last hope of the Pirates his two-bagger
winning the game. Attendance, $500
Score:
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Hits: Pittsburg, II; Baltimore TO- Errors:
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Stencil Smith (2), Colcloush, Jennings,
Carey Three-base hits Colclough, Keeier.
Keller. Jennings (2l. Double plays: Bier,
bauer, Cross and Beckley; Kinslow and
on steaus Bsckey caE
pitched Pitch bail; Stencil struck out i'i5 bonG- Ss
l. Wild pitches: Coiclough, l. Gleason, l.
Batteries; Colc.ough, Hart and Kinslow;
hours, Umpires Murray and Long.
HUTCH DOES 1T AGAIN.
CHICAGO. May lO.-The Bostons, for the
while the Colts batted Wilson in all drec-
tons and scored in each Of the six innings
he pitched. Although very one-sided. the
game was interesting throughout. Weather
cloudy and very hot. Score:
soRo BoSton ..:......:...S .......... II II
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len, saerifce hits Ryan, Stolen bases:
plays Ganzsl to Nash to LONG Long; Lower rote te
Tucker; Wslmot to Dahlen to Stewart
PassS ss Sa BY 81
Hutchinson, and, Donohue; Wilson, Bannon
minutes Umpire: Mcleod ''
MAC DEFEATS THE JOINTS.
LOUISVILLE, May lo.-The Giants could
team hit Meekin so hard that Boswell was
substituted in the fourth inning. Boswell
but two hits during the rest of the game
The fielding of o'Brien and Clark was a
feature. Attendance. 1900 Score:
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Hits: Louisville, 10. New York, 6, Errors
Ssy 4 New New 4orf XST ast E2gPeS Sase
fkoESisvilIss; 81 New YORK. 4, First base On
!; by Meekin, /; by Boswell. s.. Double plays:
Gl9sscOGk oBrien and dy Lnby; 9'Brien and
Davis. Three-base hits; Farrell Hit by
pitcher: hu6g Wild pitches: Meekin
Boswell and Farrell Time; Two hours and
twenty-four minutes Umpire: Campbell
PIll-l4lES FOUNDED CLARkSON
ST. LOUIS May 1O-The Browns were
second game OF the series to Phiiadeiphia
Clarkson was batted all over the field and
Smith was hit pretty freely by the Browns
but they seldom got beyond first and failed
to score so except in four instances Attend
s6llaSsipnia Fl aGSis i ........S SSGsSGi 81. 81.
Hits; st. Louis, s; Philadelphia q. Errors:
ST. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 3, Earned runs:
philadelphia, 9. Two-base hits: Miller Hall
man, Delehap!y; Threecbase hits; ,Peltz.
stolen bases: Hamilton (2). Double plays:
Quinn. Connor. First base on balls: on
Clarkson, q; off Smith, s. Hit by pitched
oat @ BY cisrSsSn. BY By smith smith, q S'TSGS VIA
pitches; Smith, 2, BATTERIES: Clarkson and
Peitz; Smith and Buckley. Time; Two
hours. Umpire: Emslie.
AGAIN "DE EMPIRE"
CLEVELAND, o.. May l0.-Washington
won today by sharp rally with the stick
ming, retiring Cleveland when the latter
was about TO tie the score. The Cleveland
players and the loo people present believe
Belts must have turned faint or dizzy when
in the tying run. The game will be pro-
tested. Score:
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Hits: Cleveland. y; Washington, 8. Err
rOrs clsisslSinda wsshngSon Earned
bsss by I %a6instGn
i. Left on bases; Cleveland, I; Washington,
6. First base on balls: on Wallace, 2; on
Mercer. ]. Struck out; by Wallace. q
q. Tebeau. Hassamasr. Stolen bases: o.