The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-19
crcIgNATI NOW IN THE LEAD.
I'm DROPS FROM THE
- TOP TO THIRD PLACE.

100. comes Up a Peg and Bos-
B'i''- -.,, sticks 10 Fourth Place
.,.-..ture and Chicago Change
''....,.-NNashingtOn New York.
mis- and Louisville suil the
-, Enders-This Weeks Game
,be G. L. A. Championship
-'--.--s-f July 1s.-Thirteen thousand
,bs Reds fall down to-day az
p7- -- Straight victories. The enatn-
i7- ..-.-.re5 their hits on Ehret ana
p---- s-r5-es and triples at will, While
~. was very effective with men
49,. sv.ar. IN the sixth inning. Both
o. saved a good game in the field. In
'74- Inn inning. after Peitz had sin
- Frret hunted to Hemmihs, put
s---,s ,rterfered with Ehret and a douDle
--, -ssulted. as Umpire Sheridan olo not
So the "hoidup. score' RH.E.
c.a ...'i1.1e y Q 2 0 0 Q 90 10 l
Baum -t5.t...-ll...5r..sz-Fhret and Peitz; HemminS
ana Clarke
louisville. KY. July 1s.-TO-day's game
rs a pitchers battle. Five consecutive
~. in the fourth inning won the game
81 New York. Attendance 1000. score I,
New Ears "a g 1888 9 8 g q -
1iR..s-.eries-Clarke and Zearfossi Gun
ningaam and Daley
Cleveland. O.. July 1S.-The Bostons had
,ssir batting clothes on to-day and easily
,ook the Clevelands into camp, thus win
-.,g one game of the series. NichoIs
-.rshe5 a mastery game and snoW ,sSi,. Sd-
-arb headwork at critical Stages, So,
Tss Ia fine box for Cleveland and pltcned
c,,5 came. but his support was miser-
atis Hamilton's and Child's hitting were
features. Attendance 1900. Score
Cleveland 30 0 O1 Q 0-S 10 9
Batteries-Wnso and O'Meara; Mich
ols and Tenney.
Chicago. July 1s.-The Chicago-Wash-
ington game was postponed on account Of
rain.
ST Louis. July 1S.-With Dowd back in
the game to-day, the Browns beat the
prooklvns hands down. Breitenstein had
ali the hest of the pitching, as Abbey was
hh hard and often Errors by the visit
ors did not materially affect the score,
as the Browns batted in all but one OF
their runs. Lynch was severe on both
pitchers Attendance, 1900. Score:
St. Louis ....S 0 0 0 3 0 Ks IA 0
BROOKLYN 30 0 2 0 l 0 "a 8
-Breitenstein and Murphy; Alb
hey and Grim.
Pittsburg, Pa. July 1s.-Carsey started
in to pitch for Philadelphia to-day and
lasted just one inning, Pittsburg scoring
five runs. Keener, who succeeded him,
pitched a good game, except in the sew
enth inning, when the home team broke
d tie and scored three runs. Philadelphia
put up a great uphill game, the feature
Of which was Thompson's throw to the
plate in the seventh inning, cutting off a
run. Contrary to expectations, the game
was a peaceful one. Attendance $780,
Score: R.H.E.
Plttsburg .....5 0 90 % 3 0 ks IA /
Philadelphia L 0 0 0 2 0 0-5 II
Batteries-Hawley and Merritt; Carsey,
Keener and Clements.
Cincinnati is now leading in the national
league race, with Baltimore second and
Cleveland third. Last week Cleveland led
with Cincinnati second and Baltimore
third. Cincinnati and Baltimore have
jumped up a peg and Cleveland has
dropped back. Boston is still in fourth
place. Pittsburg which was fifth last
week, has changed places with Chicago,
and Is now sixth. Washington, New York,
and Louisville are still the tailenders.
The standing Of the clubs to date is as
Clubs. W. L. PC.
Cincinnati ..................53 % .679