The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-27
BALL AND BAT.
The Brool1Iyns Give the View York
Another DrubbinE.

Brooklyn. y. Y, June s5.-The Brook
lyns again beat the New Torks to-day.
winning tho game In the sixth inning af-
ter the nrst two men had been retired. on
two bases on balls and two hits. Payne
stopped several apparent hits with men
on bases. Jones stick work and the aeld-
ing OF DAILY and Connaushton were the
features Attendance $50. Score:
New York 20 OOO1O 81 > 3
Brooklyn 20 / . 0 0 0 O-5 10 /
Grim
washington. June 26-The locals defeat
ed the champion Blltimores rather easily
this afternoon. Notwithstanding that rain
fell before and during the game. 1854 spec
tators were present. Maui pitched the first
inning for Washington and then retired
because OF difficulty IN handling the wet
pail King, who succeeded him. did splen-
did work and would have held the score
down 10 one run but for errors. Score:
Washington 2 o 2O12 Oils 10 2
Baltimore 30 0 o 0 0-3 2
Batteries-Maul King and Mcclure; Nc
Mahon and Robinson.
Louisville. June 26-To-day's game be-
tween Louisville and Cleveland was a
disgrace 10 base ball. 1t was almost a
riot from start to finish, and lasted three
hours and twenty-six minutes. The play
ers of both teams made a foot ball of UNI
pire Weidman, and engaged in fights
themselves. Burketts home run IN the
ninth tied the score. 1t was almost dark
ana Louisville did not try to play going
out one, two. three. In the tenth Cleve-
land scored four runs on an error and
single. Louisville got three men on the
bases when Weidman called the game on
= ~
the Cleveland players that they made
for the umpire in "a bunch. McAleer
struck him on the jaw. Then the crowd
on the bleachers, armed with sticks and
beer glasses made for the diamond. but
the police succ44ed in driving them
away. Attendancee1 900. Score: R.H.E.
f flsysiand q, 20 a. &c
Batteries-Hiu and Turner; Cuppy and
OCOnnor.
Chicago. June 2G-Hawley was very
easy for the Colts to-day. and by punching
hits in the third and seventh innings. they
won handily. Friend was a complete mys-
terry to the Pittsburgs all the way
through, but his bases on balls usually
scored. The Colts gave another exhibit I
ton Of daring base running, stealing
eleven times. Harry TRULY. second base
man, has been sold to the Springfield
Nlass) team. Attendance $500. Score:
R.HE
Chicago ......2.O 21O4 0 x-l2 u
Pittsburg % 0 o. $50 5
Batteries-Friend and Daley; Hawley
and Merritt
st. Louis, June 26-The most amateurish
exhibition Of base ball ever seen here in a
championship game was given to-day by
the Browns. Their battery work and field
ing were equally bad. The visitors played
an excellent game. attendance, 500
Score:
R.HE
Cincinnati % o. o 0 s 5-l6 II
Batteries-Hart and Murphy; Ehret and
Peitz.
Boston, June 26-Sullivan's pitching was
too much for the Phillies to-day They
tied the game in the third, and after
that made but five hits off him. Cant.
Nash received a warm welcome and was
presented with two elegant stands of
flowers. He played a brilliant game Del
ehanty's batting was magnificent The
Boston intield did brilliant work. At
tendance, 3,119. Score: R.HE.
Boston .......0 0 o 2 2 x-912
Philadelphia / 0 0 0 0 OH 3
Batteries-Sullivan and Tenny; Taylor
and Clements.
The standing Of the cI,bs n data &c a G