Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Manages FINALLY 20 Get One
OF prookINu.


NEW YORK, June gI'-The nth game of
the series between Neyv York and Brook
lyn, which is to decide the championship
OF Greater New York" in addition to
league honors, was, played at the Polo
grounds this afternoon and won by the
New Yorls in the ninth inning by some
lively batting. When Hfhe locals came in
to against them. Abbey, who took
STEMS place in the third inning, suddenly
himself the New Yoriss had won the game.
in the sixth inning Attendance, $500 Score:
Ne% NrSoFlya York '..d5 ......d S3S 9 9 Is Is
Hits: BrGg9}kyn 4 Ney York T. ,rd5 Er;
base on balls; OF stein 3; off Abbey q;
Off sullivan, ?. struck out: by Abbey. i;
by MGekip, 2; by sullivan, |, Two5bnse hits:
stolen bases; Anderson, Van Haltren Cg,
6 Davis. Ticrnan C) Gleason clark.
Double plays; Anderson to Lachance, Far
rel to Gleason to Clark, Gleason to Clarke.
Passed ball: wilson, l. Batteries: Brook
iyn Stein Abbey aud Rurrel; New York.
Neekn, sullivan and Wilson. Umpire EN-
slle.
BILL JOYCE AND HoFFER MATCHED.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Today's game
Washington grounds In the third inning
Joyce and Holfer threatened to come to
blows. The responsibility for losing the
game rests with Mercer, who hit three
men at critical periods, and Demontrevlle,
who made q costly error. With the eN,
a good same, as did also Hoffcr, Attend
anCe, 100. Score:
W9}shington '..'... 2 Q / Q 0 o iI-5
Hits: WashinEto ton, 9; Baltimore s Err
rors: Washington, l; Baltimore, 0. Earned
runs: Washington, 3; Baltimore, . Two
base base hit hit sslbachs Home eTr run: Kealer. @fST
| Stolen bases: Brown, Donnelly Doyle,
Hoffer, Joyce, Double plays: Demont to
to Demont to Cartwright First base on
balls: off Mercer, q, off lIoffer;, s. Hit by
! by Hoffer, g. Passed ball; Clarke Wild
pitch: Hoffer; Batteries Washington.
and Clark Umpire: Hurst
I<ILLEN THE COLT KILLER
CHICAGO, June 27.-Killen was too much
for the Colts today, while both Terry and
| proper time. The inted play was very
brilliant on both sides. Attendance, 61C0.
Score:
fhiSaEG Fitts5arg .:.S ..:.:... I'D I'D
Hits: Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, Il. Errors:
Chicago, L rittt;sburg 2 , Earned runs: Chi
| len, Donohue, Smith, Bierbauer, Itillcn.
Three-base hits: Dahlen. Lqnge, Blerboucr.
Double play: Smith to Bierbauer to Mack.
Struck out ~ by sod TerryY TrYi i & by &kien 4 by
8, Hit with ball Ryan, Lyons. Batteries
| Chicago, Terry, Briggs and Donohue; Pitts
| burg, kilen and Sugdcn. Umpire: Sheri-
| dan.
JOHN MORRILL, UNIPIRES
| BOSTON, June 27-The home team con
| tinued its winning streak today and besides
| taking advantage of Keonan's unsteadi-
ness, hits were made when needed. Nichols
was hammered for six earned runs in the
second, but after this the Phillies seldom
| gauged him. No league umpire appeared
and the RIOTERS insisted on John Morrill,
nt 1ipi
E sostoa J ,; gS551aa -!
Hits: Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 9. Errors;
Boston 6; Phladel5iia, G.. Two-base. hits:
! Hamilton (2), Deehunty, Hallman, Grady.
Threee-base hit; Long. Stolen base; =, Long,
| Double plays: Nichols 70 Long to Tucker;
Brouthers TO Keenan,. First base on balls:
| BY, Nichols. 4; by Keenan, 5. Hit by pitched
Nichols, Delehanty. GRADY C2). keenan,; by
| Keenan,, Hamilton! Batteries: Boston,
| Nichols and Tenneyt Philadelphia Keenan,
and Grady. Umpire: John Morrill,. Attend
ance. 5000.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Bine 27.-The Louis
ville-Cleveland game was postponed on ac-
count of rain. -.,,l o.t.