The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
cincinnati Adds Another Victory to
Her String.

EImGNuuuAA AuNA
Her String.
Huntsville. July 25.-Loulsville putt up a
miserable game of base ball to-day, but
MANAGED TO defeat the Senators in the
eighth inning when Miller who batted
for Frazer. singled and brought in the
winning run. Mcclure was put oU.t Of the
game and fined SO for abusing 'the UNI
pire. The weather was fine and the at
tendance 600 Score;
Louisville % Q % al XII 8
Washington q 1 10
Batteries-FTaser, Hin and Dexter; Ger
man MCGUIRE and McCauley.
St. Louis, July 25-Ths Baltimores had
the Browns shut out up to the eighth in
ming, when by a battery error and good
hitting the locals secured three runs.
This won the game, as the BaltimOres
could not get across the plate in the
ninth Both Esper and Fart pitched
good ball. Attendance 5000 Score:
Baltimore 30 1900 % s 8
St. Louis 20 0 0 0 0 0 8 "a o
Batteries-Hart and Murphy; Esper and
Clark.
Chicago. July 25-Broolxlyn beat the
Colts again to-day, although the home
team out-hit and out-1elded Grifln's men.
Terry pitched good game excepting that
his bases on balls were fatal all but one
Of them scoring. Payne was hit hard, but
in a scattering manner. There were few
helding features. Attendance $500. Score:
c,,, R.H-E.
Brooklyn 10 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 II s
Batteries-Terry and Donohue: PAYNE
and Grim
Cincinnati, July 25.-The Reds wound IN
the series with eastern clubs by taking
two games from Boston this afternoon. In
the first game the visitors batted, Fisher
so hard in the first inning that he eUsas re-
heved by Ehret. In the fifth the, locals
punched their hits, scoring five runs and
NO, won ouJ IN the eighth, owing to poor field
ing by Boston. Dryers pitching Won tbo
second game, as Boston could not to,Sot
M nm m when hits were needed. Attendance
ZVCO Score; &C
ciro,rr.+, R.H.E.
B5.atteries-Hhret, Fisher and PITT: Sit
vetts and Camel 49, S'i-
second game:
Cincinnati, oo R-H.E.
Boston 30 o q 61-SS q Q
sullivan and Bergen. 4'ii04S'
Pittsburg, July @.-Pitp,burs ana w.
IorA spilt even on two games to-day. New
io'k won the first game by hitting Hast
Nss nara IN the first three innings after
wn5eh Hawley was substituted In ~
rrs5a - - me game, Pittsburg effected a
q 80 W 3" IN n New York, giving Becklev and
si'VO Tor Harry Davis In,emdis tai',S en-. III
~, ,lo uSal was completed Manager MI.
IN DechIey's place at first. TTha $500
eeiiad vas won by Pittsburg. Game vas
i nrj1l. at me end of New YorI1's eisbfb
-t1.lAg 70 enable the club 10 catch q +I IN
tendance, 5000. Scores: "a q u am
Flfst game
SSi eT oTsk 20 Q 40 % 4 q r. ,
Observation-Disclosures ana 1g1IW IA
Second game
yyi ds. %6 80 OO1OOs r. R; H; r. 4
BatteTi iA .I,;ii:0 0 o 0 0 %
0'1'A' Sullivan and Wilson. '' III DAD
Cleveland O., July 25.-Eigbt tbors.ns
r7.sOlls saw the hard hitting Pbillies e-i,,a
'eiahd the worst set back of the e..
gara ny beating them for two 80
exctine li'ls afternoon. The first game 81 ~
scratch ''s III, was any body's game until
saas scored the winning nm ee!th
ners ."e SIhders started in like VII
gsif ~ Jhe Quakers soon st1-uclr +pni,
for So - men the game was very go,
rit,i''I IL. Both Gumbert ana r 10y
head w., oahg-lp ball and dispIavA5 ~ .so III
Frs. l' o-h at critical stages. e0'u
a5 siig-snd ...-.....2OO 8sOOO1nS n a. e. 3
B.tt,-lla I'll OOOOO1-10 10
T8rIor a..5 -SCIuppy, Wilson and Zirnp1er.
and Clements. INNER;
S.-oad game:
P5s 55is,nT.1,.........8OOO1O1oOkFF Il = E;
bert a-4 e5S-CGppy ana OMeara: C1n,o
.. Az" Orleans. July a5.-ro-days ban
laSs y7-eans..-.l 81 II RH;E;
B.r...-::...'..; 30 o o q "a
S,1rtI. '..s-Si1ith and Gondfnp. - r. =
T-e and Lohbeck. bates,
o,s me "t.s called to permit the yis,r
1a -..'a.somery. Ala, July 25-To-a.,.,-
lanes -e-7ua ted: O-1''y
e11ai,ss99nery . o214 800 0 oRzHs E.
B4tt41.s.' - 0 90 q ~
aaa Gr..mr9,s 5he' han and whey; Pet,S
3l5g. Came
co1a555aaser . 1000 0 r. BILE;
az C-i-,,, s-BaGey and wiz, ~