The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
|GTTLES WITH BALL AND BAT.
wO GAMES FOR EACH CLUB THE
HOLIDAY PROGRAMME.


Yorks-PittsBurE and Cincinnati
Also Divide HonOrs-PhiladeIphI
and Washington Keep mp the
same decentralization Beats Brook
Iyn Twice.
Yen York. July A-The New Yorks
nd Baltimores broke even on the two
mes played here to-day. The morning
ame was won in the tenth inning BY the
sampions. although it should have gone
he other way with clean fielding behind
bad Clarke. His support was distress
|ngly bad all through the game. The at
endance was $500.
The afternoon battle was New York's.
The visitors could do nothing with Meek
MS speed, while Hemming was hit free
3. GleasOn's fielding was the feature. he
ceptina fifteen out OF sixteen chances.
he weather was cloudy but big crowd
urned out. Attendance 10000
The score of the morning game follows;
RH.E.
New York ! Q 30 IS s
4 Batteries-Clark and zearfoss; Pond,
Esper and Clarke.
The score of the afternoon game fol-
New York 100 s211O x7IS 8
Cincinnati 30 0 0 2 o 0 O-3 IL 3
Batteries-Meekin and Zearfoss; Hem
tming and Robinson.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 4.-Cinclnnati took
the morning game from Pittsburg to-day
because the home team could not hi
Dwyer Rain stopped the game. and it
had finally to be called before the ninth
tnning. over an hour was lost altogether
on account Of the rain. Ely made two
remarkable plays in the field. Attend
"ance 1000.
Pittsburg took the second game after a
hard battle, scoring the winning run in
tine ninth inning, owing to an error by
L. Smith. There were many disputes
lon questions of rules during the game,
and Umpire Lynch had a hard job:
The score Of the morning game follows
R.H.E
Pittsburg. ~ o9SSSSSS-l !
Batteries-Hughey and sugden; Dwyer
and PETIT.
The score of the afternoon game fol-
lows:
ICincinnati 20 o 0 o 2 o o o. IL 8
Batteries-Killen and Sugden; Ehret
and Peitz.
Philadelphia, July 4.-The morning game
was won easily by the Washingtons, who
gave Carsey a terrific drubbing. The Phil
les put a good fielding game but in the
face Of the visitors hitting they did not
have a look in. Attendance, Tip.
In the afternoon Philadelphia defeated
Washington in one of the most remarka-
bic games ever played here. Taylor, who
IS suffering from a sore side, was an
easy mark for the visitors, who held the
game safe at 10 to 5, when Hallman was
brought in. At the end of the first half
of the sixth the score was IA to in
their favor. In the second half the locals
gauged King for eight hits, Clements
winding up with home drive with two
men on bases. Beginning with the sew
enth Carsey pitched for the Phillies and
German for the visitors. The Phillies
made the winning run in the seventh on
IIuien's force and Delahanty's double. At
tendance, S,252
The score of the morning game follows
Philadelphia O5 $1,000 1-si2
Batteries-Carsey and Clements; Nc
James and MCGUIRE
The score Of the afternoon game follows
R. HE.
Philadeip sSi o 3 . i o KS 20 )
Batteries-German, King and McCauley;
Carsey, Taylor and Clements.
Brooklyn, July AIN pitchers battle,
the Bostons defeated the Brooklyns this
morning. The Hubites punched two hits
in the third and as many in the eighth
While the Brooklyns got more men to
bases than the Bostons and made timely
sacrifices, the men invariably were left,
as hits were not forthcoming at these
tines. Attendance 1900.
The Bostons also won the afternoon
game. Stein, who lasted three innings,
pitched an errattc game and was touched
for six hits, but two double plays retired
the side in the second and third innings.
The change in the pitchers box was made
too late. While the Bostons could tally
only one run in the remaining innings,
the home players were held safe through
out, Nichols being in the best of form.
Attendance 5000.
The score of the morning game follows:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn 20 200990 % 5 4
Batteries-Abbey and Burrin; Stivetts
and Tenney
The afternoon games score follows:
B2s52p - So = i g
Batteries-Nichols and Tenny; Stein,
Daub and Grim.
Chicago, July 4-The Colts made many
errors in the morning game, but the hits
they registered on Fraser were long and
hard, Clarkes triple to the rear bleachers
q IN the seventh brought in three of Louis
VllIes five runs. No umpire showed up at
4 the grounds and Terry otficiated, doing
very we'll Homes reappeared with the
SNti7F -aAto, pay lib Ills llISl since ne
was injured in the spring. Attendance 5000.
:. The score follows:
R.H.E.
Chicago 30 0 O1O2 12-S 10 s
Louisville 10 0 0 0 0 Al O-5 8
Batteries-Griffiths and Kittredge; Fra
ser and Warner.
The afternoon game was practically set
lied In the first inning when the Colts
pounded Cunningham so savagely that all
the life was taken out of the visitors. At
tendance 5000 Score:
-. RHE
Louisville ~ 1 0 / 0 0 0 0 90 s 8
Batteries-Briggs and Donohue; Cum
ningham and Warner.
Cleveland, July At rained hard all the
morning and up to within fifteen minutes
OF the time of play. Even then It was
cloudy. For all that there was an attend
anee of nearly 5000 at the morning game
ana there would have been double that,
out for the bad weather. Donahue. who
was on the rubber for the Browns, was hit
hard in spots and at times was very wild.
AS result of this condition of things the
game was never in doubt. The score fol-