The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-09
BALL AND BAT.
Errors and the ~. Louis Pitchers
WiIdness Give New York "a Game.


Wudness Give New York Game.
81. Louis. May s.-Donohue's witness
and errors by Cross and Parrott enabled
the New YOrks 10 win. Attendance. l0o0.
Score:
ST. Louis 80 0 0 0 0 0 90
Observation-Disclosures and ATcFSar,and.
Clark and Wilson.
Manager Harry Diddlebock Of the St.
Louis Browns was suspended this morn
ing. It is alleged that he won considerable
money on the races Thursday night and
began celebrating. He did not show up
THIS morning and il Is said Arlie Latham
VIII lake his place.
Pittsburg, Pa. May Sherman tried to
pitch for Washington to-day, but made a
disman failure. He filled the bases in the
first inning and then forced in two runs.
giving away 10 Boyd with the bases still
tull- j ne visitors did poor work In this
inning and Pittsburg secured enough runs
70 win the game. Mcclure was the only
man who could hit Hughey and his batting
was the cleanest seen here this year. At
R.H.E.
3ittsburg ~ 900 2-l6 y 0
Washington % l Q II % s 8
Batteries-Hughey and Merritt; Boyd,
German and MCGUIRE.
Cleveland. o., May s.-Hard hitting by
Cleveland. assisted by two errors ana
base on balls gave the home club a lead in
the third inning. A similar combination in
the eighth clinched the game. Attendance
LOO. Score:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn .....2 0 / 0 . 0 O-3 4
MISREPRESENTATION and thinner; Abbey,
Kennedy and Grim.
Chicago. May s-Capt Nash will protest
the game to-day between the Phillies and
the Colts. in which the latter got the
decision by a score of to 8. The trouble
happened in the first half of the ninth
inning, and grew out of a wrangle be-
tween Nash and the umpire. The game
| Score: R.HE.
Chicago 100 o 0 0 2 ks 3
Batteries-Griffith. Kittredge and Dona-
hue; McGill and Boyle.
Louisville, Ky, May s-Louisville was
shut out to-day by Boston through Stiv-
etts' magnificent pitching. William Nc
| Gunnigle is expected here tomorrow to
| have consultation with the Louisville
| clubs owners in regard to taking the
management Of the team. Attendance,
800. Score: R.H.E.
Louisville 20 0 0 0 o o 0 0 90
Batteries-smith and Warner; SWEETS
and Camel.
Cininnati, O., May s.-Arlington Pond,
more this season. was knocked out of the
box in the fourth inning to-day. Red
| Ehret was in good form and had perfect
| support McPhees batting and keeler's
catch in right field of a hit that looked
| good for three bases, were the features.
| Attendance, 5000. Score: R.H. Z.
GinfiinnSa % ! Q 3 1888 - Z 8
Batteries-Ehret and Pietz; Pond, Clark
/ son and Donnelly.
lumbus' pitcher hard to-day and won in
the easiest kind of fashion. Score:
e HSS4S 5;,,..., % 1888 ~ ~ is :
| Batteries-Sehmidt, Hahn and Fisher;
| Hughes and Hunt.
Birmingham. Ala, May s.-The locals
played like schoolboys to-day. Fricken
was in the box, but it matters not how
good ball he will pitch he does not get
/ the proper support. Out of the ten runs
/ scored by Atlanta but one of them was
earned. Score:
atlanta All anita nam AM 0 8 0 0 x-10 9
! Batteries-Fricken and Fuller; Walker
/ and Fields.
Charleston, S. c., May s.-The Catholic
Library Associations ball club won the
| third of their series of games with Man
! ager Smiths team from Atlanta this af-
| ternoon by score of 10 to 8. The At
| Ianta men We're here last week, and are
here again this week, playing alternate
games with the Young Mems Christian
| Association and Catholic Library Asso-
| citation teams. Last week Atlanta and
! the Catholic Library Association broke
| even, each winning game. To-day the
| Catholic Library Association won the
| rubber Atlanta won the Young Mems
! Christian Association game this week,
and the Young Mems Christian Association
| be played off tomorrow.
Philadelphia, May S.-The returns up to
date from the ball games played for the
! Harry Wright memorial fund aggregate
| 81, S61. Sc. A number of clubs which played
benefit games have not yet made their re-
| turns