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Earned runs; Cleveland, 4 St. Louis / Two.
Wallace. Stolen bases: Mexican. McGarr.
Donohus to o.Connor; McGarr to chiIis to Te-
beau. Bases on balls: on Wilson, 3; off Dono-
Umpire: sheridan.
At least 10000 people were present at
the AFTERNOON game. Young nearly lost
his support, but Hart was freely batted
and that saved the game. Score:
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Hits: Cleyeland. Il; St. Louis. !. Errors:
Cleveland, >; St Louis 8 Earned ne v5 runs
Young IN = T1rpree-bqss hits: BurkSst g.
Myers. Two-base hit: TePeau: Stolen
Double play: Chlds to Tebeau. Wild
pitches; Hart, l; Young / BATTERIES;
Hart and McFaFFland Umpire Sheridan.
GIANTS HIT WELL. BUT LOSE.
jumped onto Or, Pond in the morning
Six singles and two doubles and two err
rors scored six runs. Esper then replaced
him, but the latter Jared little better, the
Attendance, 5000. Score:
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rors: New York, ); Baltimore, 3. Earned
runs: New York, I: Baltimore, !. First
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base hit; Kelly. TTo-bass hits; Jennings,
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C-onnaughton to W. Clark, Gleason to w
Clark. Passed ball: Zerfoss, l. Wild
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Clarke and Z%erfoss; Baltimore, Pond, Es-
per and Clark, Umpire: Emslie.
in the afternoon game and the Champions
were defeated by the New Yorks for the
first time this season. Attendance, 1900.
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base on balls: on Hemming, 8; off Meekin,
2. Struck out: By Hemming, 2; by Aeekin,
>. Three-base hits: Van Haitren, G. Davis.
Two-base hit: Clark, Double plays: Jen-
Rings to Doyle, GLEASON to Meekin, HI III
timore. Hemming and Robinson; New York,
Meekin and zerfoss. Umpire: Emslie.
SENATORS SLUG CARsEY.
PHILADELPHIA July 4LThe Philiies
Garsey's weak pitching, Attendance, 100,
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Errors: Philadelphia, ,; Washington, 2.
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 6; Washington,
). TwO-base hits: Brouthers, Delehanty,
Brown, Crooks, Cartwright. Three-base
hits: Carsey. Clements. stolen bases:
Delehanty, selbaeh. Left on bases; Phila-
delphia, I; Washington, : Struck out: By
McJames, J. Double plays; Demont TO
Cartwright. First base on errors: Phila-
delphia, /. First base on balls: of Car
sey, 8: on McJames, 4. Batteries: Phila-
delphia, Carsey and Clements; Washington,
McJames and Mcclure. Umpire: Hurst.
The afternoon game was runnier than a
minstrel show, a shift became necessary
in the NTH and Hallman was put in the
box, Mertes going to second and Taylor to
center. The locals opened W on King and
by a remarkable batting streak tied the
score by making nine runs. German and
Carsey then went in the points and the
Phillies took the lead and kept II 10 the
end. Dan BrOuthers was given ten days
notice of release. Attendance, 5000. Score:
RhiiadeiPhia '~r.. S399s IL
Hits: Philadelphia, 70; Washington. ls.
Errors: Philadelphia, I; Washington, 3
Earned runs: Washington, 8; Philadelphia,
u. Two-base hits: Selbach, King, Rogers,
Lush. Hallman, Taylor, Delehanty. Three
base hits: Cartwright, Thompson. Home
run: Clements. Stolen bases: Joyce. Rogers,
setback, Hulen w, D~elehanty. Struck out:
Lush, King, McAuley. Taylor. Double plays:
10 Mertes TO BrOuthers; Nash to Hallman
TO Brouthers ~. First base on balls: OF
King, l; OF Taylor, 8; OF Hallman. 4 Hit
by pitched ball: Setback, McAuley. Mid
pitch: Taylor. Batteries: Philadelphia. Car