Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-31

lost the afternoon game, through their In
ability to hit Frazer. Score;
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HITS: Louisville, II New York. 5; Errors:
t0gsys New y6TE York Earned 5 sss pgns
oYi Frazer q off CLARK Struck @ @ out: BY
Frazer 5; by Clark. 8, Two-bese hits; Tier
Van Van Haitren. Double plays: o'Brien 10 cas-,
sidy. Wild pitches Frazer. 2; Clarke 2,
Hit by, pitched ball: Frazer, A. Batteries
w. II. Clark and Wilson. Umpire: Sheridan.
Attendance, 15,Oo0.
sLUGGING GAME AT P1TTSBURG.
PGTTSBURG, May 30.--This myrning's 8
both sides, with Plttsburg having slightly
the best Of i. Joyyees,,s batting was the fea-
ure. Attendance $500. Score:
Eila5SqFs washington . ...... ] 555iiss IL III
Hits; Pittsburg, IS; washington, IS. Earned
runs runs Pittsburg, q Washington, Z Two Two
Crooks Three-Bas BaseSS hit: joyce. Hons run
Joyce. Stolen bases: Donovan CD, Smith (9
saydS Ey KGn b }ycG hgh rrst cPT%Tgef Sgss on
balls: BY McJames, 4; by German, z; by
Killen, I. Struck out: By McJames, Done
van and Kilen Batteries: Pittsburg XII
James and Mcclure.
The afternoon game was good one, in
spite of the four errors. The fielding on
both sides was frst-class. The well timed
hitting of the visitors and Hawley's wildness
Score:
Washington r''.......SS ..........S 3 / IS
II. Hts: Pittsbprg. 8; Washington l2. Errors:
Pittsburg, Il; Washington 4. Two.base hits:
Smith, Lush. Three-base hits: Bierbauer.
eel Joyce. q; Lush, 81 Selbach. Mercer.
Double plays: Mercer to Mcclure; Demontre-
2; off Hawiey, I. Struck out: BY Mercer, i;
by Hawley, /. Passed balls: Sugden. Wild
pitches Pitt,s Mereer Me- z Batteries Pittsbnrs,
and Mcclure. Umpire: Emslie.
QUAKERS TAKE A PAIR.
PHILADELPHIA. May 5D.-Donahue and
Louis Browns in this Mornings game, were
pounded all over the field while McGill
pitched a good game. The features of the
son and Cross work at short. Secretary
Shebin has given Pitcher Inks his ten days
notice of release. Attendance. 5000. Score:
ST. sh'lhadspnia h6Sis ..:::: 1893 81 c-ls
Hit Hits; P,ihiladienphia 1S St Louis, 2 Err;
FSss bass Philadsha 8 st. ho%is n TwS
Struck out: BY McGill, 2; by Kissinger, |.
on balls: Off McGill, A; off Donahue. 3; off
Kissinger, 4. Passed balls: Boyle, |; Muir
ply, l. BATTERIES; IPh'ladelphia; MeGill and
Murphy. umpires: Henderson and Camp
bell
In the afternoon Taylor pitched a mag
nifcent game and was supported in gilt
edged fashion. He allowed but six scattered
hits gave one base on balls and struck out
five men. Hart pitched a steady game bar
ring the first two innings when the locals
landed on him for a triple, two doubles and
five singles Attendance. $500. Score:
St. Louis ............ 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia ........ l 8 0 0 0 0 OF
Hits: st. Louis 6; philadelphia IL Err
rors: st. Louis 2; Philadelphia. 0, Earned
runs: St Louis, /; Philadelphia A. Two
base hits: Hulen, Taylor, Delehanty. Three
base hits: NJ. Cross, Brouthers. Home run:
Gonnor3. Stolen bases: Quinn, NJ. Cross,
sullivan. Struck out: Nash, Sullivan, HUI
len, Mcfarland C2), Dowd, Hart, Myers
Double play: Quinn to Cross. First base on
balls: off Hart, 4: off Taylor, l. Wild pitch:
Hart. Passed ball. Mcfarland. Batteries:
St Louis, Hart and Mcfarland; Philadel-
phia. Taylor and Clements Umpires: Hen
derson and Campbell