Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-20

Cincinnati Assumes Command OF the
Column Once More.

Cincinnati Assumes Command OF the
Column Once More.
BOSTON, Aug 19.-Buck Ewing's braves
won the first game OF their last eastern
trip today by hard hitting in the eighth,
when Miller and Vaughn each knocked a
triple The home team received a heavy
handicap in the first inning by Longs poor
work, but in the fifth Foreman was wild
and the bases We're several times filed.
He was replaced by Dwyer Attendance,
1850. Score:
Gtafi%na'i Gosion .!.::::: 80 80
Hits: Cincinnati 49,, Boston, 10. Errors:
Cncinat .; Boston A. Earned runs; it tidn Gn
Three-base hits: Miller, Vaughan. Home
runs: Smith, Long; Stolen buses: Burke
Double play: Collins to Long 10 Tucker; r;
First base on balls: Off Foreman. g. off
Yorrick, 4 Hit by, pitcher: BY Foreman,
BY Foreman, Dwyer,. |; by Yorrick. B. Wild
pitches: Foreman. Yorrlck Batteries: Gin
cinnau. Dwyer. Foreman and Peitz; Bos-
ton, Yorrick and Camel Umpire: Lynch,
RRIDEGROOMs TURN SLUGGERS.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 19.-The Pittsburgs
batted Abbey out OF the box IN the second
in and holding them down well. In the sew
enth the Brooklyns woke up, making four
doubles and single off Hushey before
and two triples Were made off him, which
put the Brookyns two runs TO the good
Attendance, SUO. score
Bii55RHTg BTd6R}yn ::::::. :::SS I'D I'D
Hits Pittsburg, 10; Brooklyn, Il ET--
rGrs: Ptts6hGrg BPoohyyn oo6yyn EaFmed armed
run: Donovan. Three-base hits: Schoch,
Daub. Two-base hits; Shindle,. Griffin,
DAILY, ,CoTcoran, Anderson. Burrell, Payne,
! Bases ISa on 5%iis: Of BaSS aH :; Of HaFh$ys
3. Hit by pitched balls Sugden, DAILY.
COrCOrIn to Anlpr-
son, Daub to Shindle to Anderson. Bat
tterles: Pittsbpre, Hpghey, Hawley, and
Merritt; Brooklyn. Abbey, Daub and Bur-
rel Umpire: Sheridan.
ANSE LOSES THE FIRST.
found Friend so easy in today's game that
inning and put Terry in to pitch: Terry
was about as easy mark as the New
Yorks, however, had to play hard to win
as the Chcagos hit Clarke hard and often.
Attendance, 300 Score:
SesaES Se% York '::.:i ....:.: :--ss
Hits: Hits: Chicago, IL; New York, TO- Errors;
chicago; !; New YORK : Eirst base !i OF
Clarke, !, Struck out BY Terry, l; by
Clarke, l. Home run: Herman. Three-base
Haitren Stolen bases: Sse pahlen, Gleason S
Zerfoss Double play; Dahlen to Anson
Wild pitch: Clarke. Batteries: Chicago
New. York Clarke and zerfoss. Umpire
Emsie
SPIDERS TAKE TWO.
WASHINGTON, s ,, Avg, I9LCleyefand took took
pitching and fast fielding. Flynn, toward
the, end of the first game lost his speed
and was at no time puzzle TO the Wis
hit freely. Tebeau was ordered out of
the, the game for disputing a decision Score
Washington ......0 4 % O 0 i
rors Washington. 8; Cleveland, 3, Earned
runs: Washington, 8; Cleveland. TO- Two
base hits: Bnrkett. Tebeau Three base
plays: o'Bren to Mcclure; Mex can to
9a q Flynn, 3; of wslIaes, as J. straek out;
Flynn and Mcclure; Cleveland Wallace
and thinner. Umpires, Heydlei and
GisSsiaSsd G&isssi'nsion ,..,,:::.. ":::.S s52 ~
TS,n. TSTs: wWSs55i%IstSa !; d tIsEslsnd; Earned
nis iEa'hafR eR&s McSssH TSS
hits: Burkett, Mexican, Home run: Far
Te stolen bases s%ith McKeaG Double
fE%s E5sss base Ss BANS M'Fsfn 81 qsfmsa = oG@"Sf
cSPPppyy, s. Batteries; Batter washinston. t't German aS
and Farrel; Cleveland cuppy and thinner.
CoLoNELs SHUT OUT.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug, 1s-Frazer was
The Phillies landed on him for five sin
ne ehaniy knocked out when the bases W. re
fnll The Colonels could do nothing with
Ssrssy and failed e score Both teams
several errors OF Judgment on long flies