The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-07
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE
Summaries of Yesterdays Sagyses Ex
Various League Cities.

Philadelphia, June 6.--Ehe tsidIlias
made it three straights from PittsbuFg
to-day. Hawley was knocked out cE
the box in the first tuning, aaxf after
that it was a pitchers battle. Taylor
having a shade the better OF It, As~-
tendance, 1851. Score:
Philadelphia. 3d090002 x--5 ST
Pittsburg. ....... 100000 ca 3 r.
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Hauv~
ley, Hughey and Sugden. Umpire.
Hurst.
BALTIMORE, II; GEAEV
Baltimore, June 6.--Ln an effort to
make it three straight, the CleselanEaa
tried three pitchers ia to-day's game,
but without avail. Dca1bie nlavs and
long hits were the features. Atfenfb-
aDce, 7,7O0. Score:
Baltimore. 23021I2 Mi IS e.
Cleveland. 80. 1O10eG310--6 6 z g
Batteries: Pond and CLARKE; Wilson,
Cuppy, Wallace and oConRor. Um--
pires, Weidman and keeefe.
CINCINNATI, 13; BRuOKLTN, o..
Brooklyn, June 6.-To shat ont tbs
I'roolllyns on their OWE grounds two
games out of three is by no means
an easy task; nevertheless, that is WHAT
the Cincinnati Reds have done Fish
er was responsible for this afternoons
shut out. He pitched the BAN many
Linds of ways, but the Br0oklyEs could
not do better than rake these hits
jaub was knocked out in rlie third
inning, and Abbey, who succeeded him.
Jared no better. Pop Smith pat up 3
IUatChless game at short. Attendance.
500.
8ro0klyn..... 0O000000- 3 g.
Cincinnati.... 0O2G20012--1S Is 4
Batteries: Daub, Abbey and BurIeu;,
Fisher and Vaughan. Umpire, Sheri-
dam
WASHINGTON, 10; LOUISVILLE, s..
Washington, June 6.-The Coloneiz
played in hard luck to-day for. AL
enough they earned seveu raas. khe
Senators, who earned but two. beat
them. German was hit freely. and Mer-
Ger replaced him in the last two in
ming. Cunningham was wild, forcinz
two runs in the sixth inning. Tom
kislow, who joined the Colonies here,
took Cunnng'ham's place at the first.
and played good bali. Attendance.
$3.50. Score:
Washington. 0200OOt34-IO 12 s.
Louisville.... 01030310-- IA 3
Batteries: German, Mercer and Me-.
Guire; Cunningham and Miller.
ST. LOUIS, G; NEW YORK, a..
New York, June 6.--After trying in
the past for two weeks, the ST. Innig
Browns to-day managed 10 win a game.
They defeated the New Yorls at the
IoEo Ground to-day ia the presence OF
$500 people. Both Meei1in and Hart
pitched strong ball. The timely work
OF the visitors in the seventh innInu
won the game. Score;
St. Louis..... 10OOI0400- & -
New York;. 0OOO02002- Al a.
Batteries: Hart and Murphy: Meekin
and Farrell. Umpire, Henderson.
CHICAGO, A; BoSToN, u.
Boston, June 6.-Anson won his seq
ond victory over the Bostons to-sfau
because they could not hit Mcfarland.
Duffys nine had men ON the bases
every inning, except the eighth. and
yet could score only in the first inning
when Lowe made the circuit of bases
on balls, a wild pitch and scratch by
emmy. The Chicagoes hit Nichols
freely, but he did some great work i'm
nght places. Tenney's catching and
Dahlen's fielding We're the features.
Attendance, 7,700. Score:
Chicago ....... 0O02000II-4 N q
BOSTON, ''....... 100000 5 s.
Batteries: Mcfarland and Kittridge.
Nichols and Tenney. Umpire, Lynch.