Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-31
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
baltimore Takes Both from Cincin-
naii Mnking it Thrcc Strnight.


BALTIMORE. May 20-The Champ 'on:
made it three straight from the Red Stock
ings by capturing both the days games,
Both were characterized by intermittent
sharp and loose fielding and heavy batting,
two and three baggers being frequent. At
tendance, morning, $500; afternoon, 1850
Score:
Gintinm%si enltim0rs .:::: .:::::: 9 9 %
Hits: Baltimore, s: Cincinnati, 10; Earned
runs: Baltimore. 8; Cincinnrsi. =; Iwo-b;ase b;a
Keeier (2, Irwin, Robinson. Stolen bases:
Keeler, Smith, Ewing. Triple plays: Reitz
to Jennings to Clark; IRWIN % T. % MSPhee lie , to
Miller. First base on balls: Off Mcmahon,
2: off Dwyer, 8. Hit by pitched ball: Dwyer
StrSb TaTsbp OUT By asle
and Robinson; Cincinnati Fisher, Dwyer and
Vaughn. Time: One hour and forty-five min
utes. Unpires: Lynch and Weydman.
Giatianstl eRtimHfa ::::::::: 1SS :-s -s
Hits: Baltimore IS; Cincinnati, Il Er,
rors: BatImore 5; Cincinnati SnInatii Earned o
base base hits: N Ewing vaughn. Three base hits
Miller, Hoffer. Clarke, Robinson. Stolen
PsssS ponbe piass: ys:e Hofer e Donney BurKe to
Vaughn; Irwin to Vaughn to Ewing, Hit
by pitched ball: Burke RuT Struck Struck out: BY
les: Baltimore. Hoffer and Robinson; Gin
einnah, Fisher and Vaughn. Umpires:
Lynch ana NeyufnaH
BOSTON COULD GET BUT ONE.
BOSTON. May 3o.-Sullvan's mastery
pitching in tight places gave the Bostons
an easy victory this morning. lucky
punching of hits with the CleVelandS' errors
in the first two innings gave the Bostons
long lead They only made two. hits off
Young after nat. Attendance. 6,010. Score:
Boston Boston ~ i..........'' 29 9 ,-S
Hits: Boston. 8; Cleveland, 6. Errors: Bos-
ton. 8; Cleveland, 3. Earned runs: Boston.
& Sf H9ms pT run bd MsAfgT First Two bs
e 1ouns. 9a' buy qRd' Via peaR f%Fo Toans
van Double plays: Collins to Lowe to
Tucker; Long to Lowe to Tucker Batter
les: Boston,, Sullivan and Bergen; Cleveland.
Cleveland's batting and fielding in the
n0 ii.00o Score Score: We '' '''' '''' ''s'''a'''''
SGst6n SlsS6lsHa !.::::::::. ] - 81
Hits: Cleveland. Is; Boston; r. Errors:
Three:b base hits Burkett Wallace HamiI-
So 55 G9nf hHT rfnny bny
I; by stivetts. 2; by Nichols 3. Hit by pitchel
gen, Tenney. Wild pitches: Wallace, Stiv-
etts; Struck out: BY Stivetts, i; by, Nichols.
/ Double plays ~ Wallace TO Childs to Te-
land. Wallace and O'Connor; Boston. Mich
OILS, stivetts. Tenney and Bergen. Umpire:
BRIDEGRooMs WIN BOTH.
BROOKLYN, May 30.,-The Brooklyns hit
Terry hard enough in the first four innings
of this this mSrrning,s game aea to score enough runs
contest Kennedy pitched good when men
were on bases. Score:
GGFhIiSn!Sn GhiSasSS :.:.:.::S .::,;SS %
nIdn,sivn ats BrqoklyR :; Chicago, Errors
Kenhe TerfS s4aeE ON 0fs 81 9
nedy. 5; by Terry Z Two-base hit hits: ~ Jones', ones
McBridec Double plays: Decker, upassisted;
stolen bases: Griffin, McCa?ty, Passed balls:
Donohue. Batteries: Brooklyn, Kennedy and
plre Hurst. attendance: s,oOo S "
Fully 1900 people saw the afternoon game. |
The Brooklyns made their record for the
son N made M him = take his his msSiclne. me- f In the the
from that time runs were few and far be
tween. Score;
ESiSaaSg .:::.:..::d .,:::dS dSS 9 I'll
BROOKLYN, =; Chicago 3. Eifaed runs: brook.
yn o g. GGhsaso Passs on balls on Psmb
Mccarthy Ryan. Double plays |
Batteries Brookiyn. MD Daab % and % Burreli VhI Chi
cage. Mcfarland and Kittredge. Umpire: |
Hurst.
GIANTS AND CoLoNELs DIVIDE.
NEW. YORK. May 30,-The Louisvlles |
were simply outclassed in this mornings |
game with the New Yoris. MeDermott was
as Wild as March hare, and could hardly |
get on enc bah in four over the, plate, and when
battery II was sent to the field. Meekin |
was In great form, and pitched with winning |
effect. McDermott gave way to Smith at |
the beginning of the sixth inning. Attend |
ance, 5000. Score:
ks% York ..:..ss .:::.:...s sSss5ss I'll
Hits: Louisville, s; New York. 49, Errors:
LoniisyilIIe' 4; New York 2. Earned runs:
" y 4, Siartke, 4, MscrssTy. Three-b@ass @ bits;
I. Davis, Gleason; II, Davis. 81 F. Clarke.
Aeekin, Wilson. Double plays: Dexter 10
cassidy, Eases on balls: on Mcpermott. );
,ff Meelin. 4. Hit by pitched ball: Meekin,
struck out: BY McDermott. j; BY Smith.
f; by MseSln, 6. Wild pitches: McDermott.
Batteries: New York, Meekn and Wilson;
soIlssille MeDermott. Smith and Miller,
Afternoon game: Not since New York has
'esn In the National league has II been able
o score a double victory on Memorial day |
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