Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-22

Work of the OrioIe OutHcId Prevents
BrOoLIXn from Scoring.

GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Work of the OriOIe OutncId Prevents
Brooklyn from Scoring.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, Sept. 21.-Daub
pitched gilt-edged ball for Brooklyn against
Baltimore this afternoon, but the team be-
hind him could not hit the ball. Hoffer was
hit much harder than the score shows, but
phenomenal catches by the Orioles out
fielders prevented runs. as well as hits. At
tendance. 5000. Score:
Brooklyn ...........9 90990o %
Hits: Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, s. Errors:
Brooklyn, 3; Baltimore, j. Earned runs:
Baltimore, 2, First base on errors: Brook
Ign, 2; Baltimore, 2. Left on bases: Brook
lyn. Z; Baltimore. 6. Bases on balls: off
Daub. Q; Oft Hoffer,, 1. Struck out; By
Two-base hits: Lachance, Clark. Sacrifice
hits Carr. Stolen bases: Kelley. Double
play: Clarke to Carr; Hit by pitcher:
and Clarke. Umpire: Keefe. Time: One
hour and fifty-eight minutes.
KNOCKED DAD U OF THE BOX
BOSTON,. Sept. 21.-Boston won the last
straight game from New York today. The
visitors, although able to bat Sullivan hard
weak in their fielding, Clarke was batted
out of the box in the third. New York tied
the score in the eighth, but fuckers base
on balls and a home run by Harrington
saved the game for the home team. Score:
RS~ 2o ii;:::::::::::s 55SS5S5f3 i-is
Hits: Boston. 49,. New York, 16. Errors;
ton. 3; New York, 6. ,Two-base hits; J.
Bannon, Doyle. Three-base hit: Davis.
bases: Stafford. Double plays: Wilson to
G. Davis; Tucker (unassisted). Bases on
balls; Bannon g. Duffy Tucker 70 c)s Gan,
Clarke. Pass Passed bali: CAMEL. wild Pitches:
sSd Gan1 4; ae Germsn D. d haiisPie and sq poyle.
Umpire: Hurst. Time: Two hours and
thirty-five minutes. Attendance, $1,000
PHITrtES MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
made 1t three straight with Washington to-
day. Both clubs batted freely, but the local
team did better work. and in the sixth in
ming scored seven runs, four of them on
Clements hit over the right fence. Wash
ington hit Carsey hard in the last inning,
club, was put out of the game in the sixth
for abusive language to the umpire. At
tendance, $3.50. Score:
MasSlaEpson . SSsi5SG5S -iS
rr Hits; fphhjlia1 sslahs u; WW@ashing gn; L.
Abbey. ssi6sch Is. Three2base hits: Dele,
9an! ci ThSmps0n sa S2i Cartwright S " ra MGme
@. Turner: Struck out: BY Carsey, 2
wright. First base on balls: Off Carsey,
4; off Anderson, 7. Hit by pitched ball:
and Clements; Anderson and Mcclure.
Time: Two hours and twenty minutes.
Umpire: Murray.
COLTS WON BY HARD HITTING.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Anson's Colts won a
closely contested game today, making the
second of the last series with the Browns.
competitors down to about an equal number
of hits. on a majority of which the visitors
were enabled to score ON errors made by the
home team. Attendance, 2,Oo0. Score:
q Chicago 'S ::.s . / S'SSSS 30
ro mi!s' ST. St Ld hGnis,s 8; z GhIe ehisag g + Earned ETi
Three-base hit: Kissinger. stolen bases:
Aosqni p EiysFe'tb ab ha9g TO- T T99blsy; A Mil!sT:
cSnnSr. First base on balls: OF Crit;
bshii q By Sf a Mfi 1 l. s stra nit by OUT pl''fss S
Griffith. 8; by McDougall, 3. Left on bases:
s. Bouf hGqis and + M fhiGag Grit 4 R and Kisired Me
pire; Emslie.
TOOK A SERIES FROM THE PIRATES.
lands made it three straight with Pitts
burg today. closing the season at home
very SerSre hard ar efS while 81 cu i2,pSS' held M9ra 5he Was Visitd hll
down to eight hits. few of which counted,
The game was called at the end OF the
III oNSShh u uoi
f fitisbaTs ..:. :ff 3 20 cc--lss
ro HitS; cre clsIyslssndi l Sitt PbIstssurg' s Earned Eri
base on balls: on Moran 3. Struck r out!
BY Moran, /. Home run; Mexican. Two
base hits: thinner. Beckley. Sacrifice
hits: G. Tebeau. Merritt. Stolen bases:
Childs C), McAleer, McGarr. Double plays:
Childs Wnassisted); Mexican to o. Te-
beau (). Wild pitch: Moran. Batteries:
Guppy and thinner; Moran and Merritt;
Time; Two hours. umpires: Mcdonald
and Jevne.
REDS KNOCKED oUT TWO PITCHERS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-The Reds had a
smuggling match today with Louisville and
both Inks and weighing. Bailey was also
hit hard. Score:
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Hits: Cincinnati, u; Louisville. Is. Err
runs: Cincinnati, 8; Louisville. 3. Two-base
hits; Parrot, Vaughn ~, Bailey, Burke,
Weyhing. Three-base hits: Hoy (). Miller.
McPhee, Morrison. Stolen bases: Holmes,
Bailey, McPhee. Bases on balls: OF Wey-
hing. .. Hit by pitcher; Warner. Struck
cut; BY weighing, 2; by Bailey, 2 Wild
pitch; Bailey. Batteries: Bailey and
Vaughn; weighing, Inks and Warner. Time;
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire:
O'Day. Game called on account of darkness.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played, Won. Lost. r. CT
baltimore ....",.. 123 So Al 66.7
philadelphia -. rs z IS Gi.S
fhlanrA % 80 "a