The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-21
Dorxes ON The DIAIOND.
,.Iv Disgusts Both side With His
Rulings at BaItirsre.

- Dfsgusts Both side With His
Rulings at BaItIrsre.
,,-.ssineton. Aug. 3.-ciaveland put
,,-..binrton out today owing to the mas
WI, pir,hing Of "Cy'' YOuTg- Norton did
800 work also. Attendance l,2oo. Score;
so-- R.HE.
washington o o 0 90 W
Cleveland 81 0 "
r,s,reries-Norton and Mcclure; Young
anu thinner.
rss1-ira9re. Nd. Aug. P.-Laly gave an
..-...-sresting exhibition u umpiring TO-
fsv The first game wasreplete with rows
--t arguments over bai decisions, both
ms suffering alike. Bfcomlng Glss uste9
nm mis- rulings. the p-Eers nnally ceas 'et
----.-e1fng and cOntenu themselves Win
I'm, and jOllying tk9 umpire Tor the re-
T,1l~isr Of the day. T. Louis outDatteu
Hla- ---...--o r., the first game, and kept an
b-----i - rbroughoutI Errors, bases on
ea5s t,it l,a+srnan, aid a wild pitch gave
li--7' -. tean a vdory in the second
s,--zst Attendance $50. Score'
Fi ..s 5s--- 900 Oh 1O1 1-S 9 2
e Louis III W II
RatterIes-Hemming md Clarke; Dona-
hgs ana met lS,m as-@''O' R.H.E.
sego.-I so1Ok o o O-S Z 2
bal--l ny a q 90 0 OIL s 3
s.. l -'.eriss-Hoffer AMI Robinson; Hart
and Mcfarland
philadelphia, Aug. R0-Louisvile ana
,,s1.5slnbia played two games this even
md broke even. Both games were
spsrplv played, and bdh were pitched bat
lies Hin carried on the honors IN the
- ard IN the sechd Philadelphia was
Innate enough to- bunch it's hits, and
- ,ron out. GERS great catch Of Rog-
81, long drive in ths ninth inning of the
s--,1I game saved tie day for the Quak
ers The weather vas clear anu pleas-
ant. and the attendace 4,6l0. score:
re came R.H.E.
7,s Ei.sI mia oh o o 0 o. l
1amisvilie IS 0 8 b 0 0 ks 10 0
Batteries-Orth aid Boyle; Hill and
Miller
pb1is5ein5ia dO1sO o o. Il 2
1oYisvile II 0 doc o 0 2-3 Z 2
Barteries-Gumbet and Grady; Herman
and Dexter.
New York, Aug 2O.-The New Yorks
nulled to-day's game with Chicago out
of the third inning, when Griffith was
sized M for a three-bagger, three singles
and a base on balls. which with passed
ball and Langs muff at the plate Of
throw from Dahlen Melted six runs. Nee
kin pitched a malterly game after the
fourth inning. Scqre: I'll. Il.
New York Il b 2 0 0 6 x-9 10 2
Chicago ......1 21 0 0 0 0 0-5 2
Batteries-Meekil and Wilson, Griffith
and Lang.
Boston, Aug. 2O.-with the game in
hand to in favor of Cincinnati, at the
beginning of the ninth. Boston batted
Hart in every direction, scoring five runs
on four singles, double and a home run.
Bostons new left handler, Klebedan,
made his debut and aroused great en-
thusiasm by his work. Not a hit was
made off him in the first five innings. He
has plenty of speed and command as well
as a cool head. Attendance 4,491. Score:
R.H.E.
Boston ...... 0 0 O1 0 / 0 6-9 10
Cincinnati e. 0 0 0 Is 10 0
Batteries-Klebedan and Bergen; Ehret
and PETIT.
Brooklyn, Aug. 2O.-Both the Pittsburg
and Brooklyn teams played wretchedly in
the field to-day, and while the visitors
touched up Kennedy at intervals, the
home players had a picnic with Killen.
Wrights muff was responsible for the
two, if not all three runs scored by the
Brooklyns in the eighth inning. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg =. 0 OOS 122 OES 12
Brooklyn 90. 0 0 4 0 o 0 3 S-11 II
Batteries-Kennedy and Burrill; Kilen
and Sugden.