Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-21
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Give Harley Parker Taste Of
Mhnt Uniting Reml1N L..

CHICAGO, May @.-Today'S game neeus
no description. The New Yorks simply toyed
with the Colts, batting Parker all over the
lot and playing perfectly in the field ex-
cepting for muff by Van Haltren. AL
though the Colts are credited with fifteen
hits, they were so badly scattered that they
counted for but little. Attendance lso
Score: .,i
SeiSaS9 Se% York :s.... So. J ] ! 50
Hits: Chicago. Is: New York, 20. Errors
Chicago, 5: New York, |. Earned. runs: Chi
cage q New York H orr9n TwGbass 325 S bati: aiti
Gtolen bases:r Flynn, Fittredge, Van Halt
ren, Stafford, II, Davis, Gleason 2). Double
rredge to Dahlen. Struck out: BY Parker, q;
by Meskin BaSe G on ntb balls ofP of Parfsr Rst
teries: Chicago, Parker and kittredge;
New, York. Meekin and Wilson. Umpire:
Sheridan. =,
DIR POND KNOCKED OUT AGAIN.
CLEvEL,AND O., May 2o.-Cleveland hit
lasted ana hat So6RSd nsd With f9sy sIs,sn5 sT
9s faRRSd %as a of'fssS saSre put
GifTh3Sns Gsltim1Ts .:::: ~ S-l2
rorR !S cleveisnd eseEisla"'i Batimore hof5 Earned
runs: Cleveland, 9; Baltimore, 1. First base
ming. g. Struck out: BY, Cuppy, q, by
Pond; |: by Hemming, / Home run; = zim- lin
Rsb RebnsUn sacrce h hts Tebea Meca @
pouble plays: MeKeap 70 GhiIds to re
Wild pitch: Hemming, l. Batteries: Cleve-
land, Cuppy and thinner; Baltimore. Pond
Hemming and Robinson. Umpire: Weyd-
FARCE AT PITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 2o.-After the third
inning the game was a farce. Hastings
was batted too hard and Goar was sent
in in the fourth. 1t began to rain during
the fourth and r., the home team played for for
play, though 1t rained, until the sixth in
ming had started. Attendance, l,5Oo. Score;
Bit5sSpTS BTdsisiyS .:::::::::::2 s-ss s-s
Hits: Pittsburg "A; Brooklyn. 25. Errors:
Phtsburg. 4; Brookyn, H. , Earned runs: E1,s
stsbgrg 81 r99kyn 10 Two5aSe hts
Mccarthy, Grimm '' Three-base hits: smith,
Ely Lyons i..a,G,hance, schoch Abbey, Home Lon
Mccarthy (2) Grimm. Double plays: Hast
ings to Lyons to Beckey;, Schoch to Cor
Lachance. Bases on balls: on Abbey 2;
ball BY HastiWngs, sGh9Sh Struck r. out
22O Batteries: Pittsburg., Goar, Hastings
and Merritt; Brooklyn. Abbey and Grimm.
REDS HOLD THE LEAD.
CINCINNATI, May 2O,-The Reds batted
Orth hard end won easily; as philadelphia
could not hit Rhines. Attendance, 400.
Score:
FhIiaGeipb,a FInG,Gea5i '5 ! 9 Q Q 9 % %
Hits Cincinnati 10; Philadelphia, q Err
rors: Cincinnati |; Philadelphia, g. Earned
run: Cincinnati, l. Two-base hits: Irwin,
Brouthers. Three-base hit. Hoy. Stolen
Rhlnes. 8. Hit by pitched ball: BY Orth.1.
Struck out: BY Rhines, 4. Passed ball:
Clements, wild ptches:' Rhines, 2, Bat
teries: Cincinnati, RhineS and PeitZ; Phila-
delphia, Orth and Clements. Umpire: Keefe.
BROWNS IN TOUGH LUCK.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Breitenstein, who
was to have pitched for the Browns today,
tore the nail off the index finger of his left
hand and will be laid up for two weeks.
The Browns were unfortunate on the bases
and made several costly errors, losing the
game. Attendance, 1,50O. Score:
Boston ............,.,S 8 l 0 i-5
Hits: St. LOUIS. 4; Boston. 7. Errors:
ton, l. Two-bsse' hit: Cross. Stolen base:
Long, l. Double plays: Cross to Quinn.
First base on balls: OFF Kissinger, 8: off
Stivetts 2. Strutk out BY Stiyetts, 2.
Batteries: ST. Eous, Kissnger and Muir
ply; Boston, Stivetts and CAMEL Umpire:
Lynch.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 2O,-Washington-
Louisville, no game; wet grounds.
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