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Cincinnati 6; New York, 5.
| Cleveland; i;I!I Boston ,ifg M game; RAIN.
Minneapolis, ID; st. paul, l.
Detrolt-Gtand Rapids, no game; rain.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, no game; rain.
LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Frazers wildness
in the first inning and the home teams in
ability to hit Ffeld were the cause of their
defeat today. Jack Sheridan made two or
three raw decisions against the Colonels and
a crowd from the bleachers went after him,
but the police succeeded in preventing
trouble. Attendance 29OO. Score:
Louisville .......,.... 0 0 o 0 o 0 o O-i
Base hits: Philadelphia, II; Louisville, 5.
Errors: Philadelphia 0; Louisville, 2.
Earned runs. Philadelphia !. First base
on balls: OFF Fifeld, Z; off Frazer, 5. Struck
out: Johnson. Three base hit: Werden.
Two base hit: Cross. Sacrifice hits: Nc
Creery and Geier. Stolen base: Cooley.
Double plays: Stafford to johnson to Wer-
den, La Joie to Hallman. Hit by pitched
ball: La Joie. Wild pitch: Frazer. Bat
teries: Philadelphia, Iiield and Boyle;
Louisville, Frazer ana Wilson. Umpire
Sheridan.
PITTSBURG, 7; WASHINGTON, /.
PITTSBURG May 4-Pittsburg made
three hits and three runs In the first inning,
four hits and four runs in the fifth and did
nothing more. German relieved King in the
fifth inning and did good work. Hawley
kept the visitors hits well scattered. None
of the, visitors errors were costly. Attend
ance, 1000 Score:
Pittsburg ............ o o o 0 -
Washington ......... 0 0 0 0 1 o 0-1
Base hits, Pittsburg. I; Washington, 5.
Errors: riittss6nrg' l. WAS WTashingtop Earned %
Three base hit: Brodie. Stolen base:
Smith. Double plays: Reilly to O'Brien to
Cartwright. First base on balls: off King. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: OBrien. Ely and Haw-
ley. Struck out: BY Hawley, o. by King, 2.
Passed brs ba is Earreli B9ttgres Pitts
King, German and Farrell. Umpire: Lynch.
BALTIMORE, II; ST. LOUIS, l.
ST. LOUIS, May 14.-After st. Louis had
scored seven in the first two innings Balti-
more none , rallied f IN i the ifth and jumped on
9ny D9n&h%e for rye singles tb which nSted as
Browns were unable to find Nops St Louis
runs were made on singles. Attendance,
1850. Score.
St Louis outs ,...:..,... '''''.''... Q Q Q ~
Base hits: Baltimore, II; st. Louis, o
Error Errors n Baltimore 3; St Louis, l.; Earned
hit: n Doyle; Three base hits: Douglas
Stolen bases; Doyle, ,Dowd Reitz, McGraw,
Jennings to Reitz to Doyle Mcfarland to
Cross, Retz to Doyle. First base on balls:
off Donahuc, 4; off Nops g. Hit by pitched
ball; McGraw; Struck out. BY Nops, 2;
by Donahue, l. Passed balls: Mcfarland
?. Sacrifice hits: Donahue, Mcfarland
G9. Batteries: Baltimore, Nops and Clark;
st. Louis, Donahue and Mcfarland Um-
pire: McDermott.
CINCINNATI 6; NEW YORK, 5.
CINCINNATI May H.-Four thousand
people saw the Reds again defeat the Giants
in an interesting game of eleven innings.
sullivan was substituted for Meekin in the
fourth inning. The Reds could do very lit
tie with his delivery. Score:
Cincinnati ..... 2 o. O 1-6 |
New York .....2 0 0 O O O-5 |
Base hits: Cincinnati. 10; New York, TO- |
Errors: Cincinnati, 2; New York, o. Earned |
runs: Cincinnati, g. New York, 2 Two base |
hits: Holiday. Schriver, Vaughn, Meekin }
IIhret and Davis. Three pase hits: Tier
nan and Joyce. Stolen base: Gleason.
Double plays: Davis to Gleason (2) First
base on balls: Off Breitenstein. 9; off
Rhines,, /; off Meekin, 4: off Sullivan, 3; off
Ihret 2 Hit by pitched ball: BY Sullivan,
:; Struck out: Meekin and Van Haltern
,assed balls: Wilson. Wild pitches. Ehret.
Batteries: Cincinnati, Breitenstein, Ehret,
Rhines, Peitz and Schrver; New York,