Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-09

Chicago Secures n&Victory st. Louis
Should Have scored.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.--The Browns out
batted the Colts two to one, but lost the
game on n costly assortment of misplays
and Breitenstein's widness. Cross was
fined s25 and removed from the game in the
fourth for too much kicking, Douglass talk
ing his position at short, Hart going to
1900. 1900 Score: core "
sh'GasG st' HoS,s . ....::...:. "a
chicago, 1; i; St. Louis s. Earned runs; St.
Louis, 2. Two-base hit: Dowd Three base
base; bases: Dahien 5ie ts5 Ryan, Decker Double
plays: Dahlen to Pfeffer to Anson Cross
to Dowd to Connor, Cross to o'Connorr
Struck out: BY Griffith, 81 by Bretenstein
g Wild pitch: Breitenstein. l. b Batterie,s; ,s
Rreitenstein and Mcfarland Umpire: Nc
Farland.
TERRIFIC SLUGGING AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Today's game
respective clubs s-McMahon and Mercer,
lowed lowe 'bsi1i by Giarkson or and washingtons new
do much better. Errors on both sides
ance, 1900. Score:
MaisfihInston HaifimoFe " .....1 / fSSGS 9 ! .I-af1
rors: ' washingtenf @ ne 8; Baltimore o 5. Earned
runs: washington 8; Baltimore, "a. Two
base hits; Farrell, Dumont, Kelly, (2). Cart
BoS!e: First on 6alIs f OF Mercer, !; Of II
pitched balls: Jennings. Brodie, Farrell
Struck OUT BY Clarkson, 1. Batteries:
Washington; Mercer Merton and Mcguire
Umpire: Hurst.
CY YOUNG LET DOWN.
CLEVELAND, Aug. S.-7Young let down in
the home team became demoralized. That
explains the victory of the Pirates. At
tendance, 600. Score:
Gifysana Pittsbapa 2 ..........2 1 9 9 g
csysand & PsSSrs T@oSSse hi
BuIhett, Smith Double play Young dte tS
land, Young and zimimer; Pittsburg Haw-
ley and Merritt. Umpire: Emslie.
PHILLIES FINALLY WIN.
ala pitching, coupled With Brilliant Gsld-
saa1 who Was ia the iRr box fe for Boston
pitched good game, but his bases on balls
and the. the hitting Of ] batter were re responsible
R6ila@e'pha R6stcn ....:.:.... 9 &c &c
Hts ,PhIlads!pho 81 Boston s. Errnrs
ssS%$ 5s %s"s" qas"y sH"y
Hulen, Delehanty. Hallman, Mertes, Hamil-
ton g., Tenny. First on balls: or Qrth, 3
%sF!ss sSSsa s!@acf out t. oS R'GSs% ss
Philadelphia, Orth and Ciements; Boston
Sullivan and Bergen. Umpire: Coaahan.
REDS RESUME WINNING
slightly HNSiSHaai the Reds but oaYs Ser Ri
were scattered save In the eighth, when
three together resulted In two runs. The
with a hit now and then. Attendance, 5000
Score.
cneinnaa 5;R";Ryiaf .....:....s 9 -
Hits: Louisville, Z; Cincinnati, G. Errors;
Mccreery'' MS.' Tfhree-base hit: Clarke Stolen
bases; Hoy. Miller (2), Mcfarland Burke
First base ,G; 9n balls; of or &Foreman' & 3; off
O. Struck out: BY Foreman, 2; by Frazer,
/. Passed balls; Petz. Wild pitches: Fra
ger, g. Batteries: Louisville, Frazer and
Dexter; Cincinnati, Foreman and Peitz
Umpire: Lally.
CAPTAIN JOYCE's FIRST TRIUMPH.
NEW YORK. Aug. S-The New Yorks
outbatted and outielded the Brooklyns at
the polo grounds today. Joyce is now cap
tain of the New Yorks in place of Gleason,
who resigned. Score:
Se% sseS9Niym York........... -
Hits: Brooklyn. 10; New York. 12. Errors:
Brooklyn. 4; New, York, o. Earned runs
Griffin, Payne, Tiernan. Stolen bases; Beck
ley. Tiernan. Double plays: Connaughton
to Beckley;, Joyce to Beckley. Batteries
tendance, 5lOO.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.