Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore Draws n Little Nearer the
Ton Again.

BALTIMORE Aug l-The senators We're
shut out today in the first game they
played since Joyce left the team for New
York. Hofer pitched a wonderfully steady
game, striking three men out in succession
in the seventh inning, when the Senators
had men on third and second and no one
out. Attendance, 7,152. Score:
Ra dtsfGg %
Hits: Baltimore. -; washington. 6 Err
rors: Baltimore. /; Washington. 4 Earned
runs: Baltimore, 3. Two-base hits, Hoffer
G Gihi M' Gartwris a5o'e Bro SasfS C,. 9e' FIRST base
on balls: on Hoffsr, vE sfFuG nitc out; My BY
f a2ffer Rs si SY MeFf Raii,inor S'ia H R5ffSh; M and
Clark; Washington, Mercer and Mcclure.
SPLITTER AT ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 1.-The Spiders and
at the end of the eighth inning so that
cinnati. Score. first game:
s 81 l0giS .... Q 9 9 9 ] Q 9 $--5
Hits; ST d Louis 10 G,. cIGEy e5 Il A.rI Eri
runs: Cleveland. 3; St, Louis. 2. Two-base
bit: McGaTr; ThTee-baSe HI hits IS Teb beau;
base on balls: on Donohue. G.. Hit by
pitched ball: thinner. Struck out. BY
Dopohge. 3; by Young. 2 Passed balls:
Louis, Donohue and Mcfarland; Cleveland.
Young and thinner. Umpire: Belts.
Score. second game:
S St; HRais : ::.:::: / 1855 i--s
Hits: St. Louis, Il; Cleveland, 10. Err
rors: St. Louis, l.; Cleveland; T. Earned
runs: St. Louis. .; Cleveland, l. Two-base
hits: Mexican, Common. Three-base hits:
Parrot, ChiIds, Wilson, Home run: Nc
H naT q q; Conner. ,d Burk Ro;tb,a S nfS Sn. S SPsss:
to Tebeau. Mcfarland to Connor, McFar-
land to Meyers. First base on balls: on
By Wilson. l; by Breiienstein, ?. Batter
les: St. Louis, Breltenstein and McFar-
land; Cleveland, Wilson and thinner UNI
pire: Belts.
PHILADELPHIA SCORES AGAIN.
BOSTON. Aug. Nichols pitched a great
game today; Philadelphia only tallying in
the IN b nrst m innIns; When T6ge Cooley the the h aSto man IAN
good work, Attendance, 5000, Score:
P P2itSR iaii :.::: ] 9 J 9 -
ro a1':S Boston SSSio9 :; Phi EiatsidSiPh' 1 Earned ned
runs: Boston, l; Philadelphia. l. Two-base
F hlfs; cd aaWiit STo,a6 Collins Hss: R hsT5eg; b aSme
plays; Hulen. to Mailman to Delehanty.
First base on balls: on Nichols. l; on orth,
3. Struck out: BY Nichols, ?; by Orth,
/. Batteries: Boston. Nichols and Ber-
gen; Philadelphia, Orth and Grady. I'm
CINCINNATI Aug. 1-Clncinnati-Pitts-
burg game postponed; rain.
BROOKLYN BEATS NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 1.-The New York
team lost a game TO the Brooklyns at East
ern Park this afternoon. The contest was
devoid of any particular feature. Attend
ance. $500. Score;
brooklyn ......-..... l 0 0 0 ] 0 -
New York .....-..... 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 OIL
Hits: Brooklyn, G; New York, 10. Err
rors: BROOKLYN, /; New York. 0. Earned
runs; Brooklyn J.: New York. / First
base on balls: ON Payne, 0; orr Clarke, l.
struck out; BY Payne, l.; by Clarke; Q.
Corcoran- Stolen bases. Ulrich, Lachance.
Wild pitch: Clarke. Batteries; Brooklyn,
Payne and Burrell; New York, Clarke and
Warner, Umpire: Hurst.
FRAZER'S WILDNESS FATAL.
CHICAGO, Aug. Frazer was hit safely
but six times today. brt host his game on
wildness, giving six fbases on balls and
making "a costly wild pitch, Dexter was
badly spiked in a collision with Lange in
the nrst nning but pluekily played the
game out and captured the crowd by hit
ting safely each time iat bat. Attendance,
chicago ....,.-...-. 2 3 -
Louisville .-,.-...... 0 90 o 0 2 0 O-3
Hits: Chicago, 6; louisville, Il. Errors:
Chicago, Louisville II Earned runs
Lange Co, McCreery. ozark Miller C25,
Three-base hits: Langs! Decker. Dexter.
Stolen bases: Lange sO. Decker, Arson.
Prefer. Dexter Double plays: LANCE TO
Pfeffer to Arson. First base on balls: on
Frazer, .. Hit by pitthed balls: Clingman,
Dahlen' Struck OUT BY GTitith, 6. Wild
pitch: Frazer. Batteries: Chicago, Grif-
nth and ktttredge; Louisville, Frazer and
Dexter. Umpire: Emslle.