Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-30
GAMES OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg Takes Two Straight from
BrOOkIyn In Day.


two straight from the Brooklyns today. The
morning game was won by good hitting in
the sixth. Kllen pitched a good game in
spite of the many errors behind him. The
afternoon game was smuggling contest and
some nice plays were made on both sides.
The feature was d triple play by Griffin
and Smith. Brodie was on second, with
Donoval on first when Fadden knocked a
short center fly Griffin trapped it, ana run
ming in touched Brodie, threw to Smith,
forcing Donovan at second. Smith then
touched Padden, who had tried to steal Sc
ond 1t was brilliant play and received ap-
plause. Attendance at morning game, 900;
afternoon game 1900. Score.
bI5s59iSTF BrooEigh .:..:::::: ..::::: -
Base hits, Pittsburg, I; Brooklyn, s. Err,
runs Ps6arg q BT6SRgn F6SGkzn MaFas
hit: Canavan. Sacrifice hits: E. Smith,
Padden: Stolen bases: smith. Padden, Kill
of killen, |; off Kennedy, l. Hit by pitched
ball: Shindle. Struck out: BY Klllen, 4; by
Kennedy, |. Passed balls: sugden, |. Bat
teries: Pittsburg, killen and Sugden;
Brooklyn, Kennedy and A. Smith. Unlpires:
Mcdonald and Sheridan.
Score afternoon game:
Bit5sREFs Br5oRigH .........6 ,.:.d 5flf %
Base hits: Pittsburg, 10; Brooklyn, IL Err
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hits: LaChance. Daub. Tnree-base hits:
Ely, Straub, Anderson. LaChance, Canavan.
de Double plays: G. smith to Lachance
Triple play; Griffin to G. Smith. First
base on balls; Z, of Hughey, 2; OFF Daub. 3;
ball: Griffin. Passed ball. Griffin. Bat
teries: Pittsburg, Hughey and Sugden;
Brooklyn, Daub and Grim. Umpires: Nc
Donald and Sheridan.
CHICAGO. 10; PHILADELPHIA, II.
CHICAGO, May 29.-After having batted
Orth off the slab and secured what looked
like safe hit the Cots went TO pieces in
the seventh and eighth, and presented the
Quakers with six runs and the game Con-
nor badly injured in the ninth by being
swift inshoots Attendance, $500. Score:
fRifnEG fniadsipnia ':::.:5 .5 III III
Base hits: Chicago, "A. Philadelphia. "A.
Errors, Chicago, ); Philadelphia. I. Earned
runs: chicago Gag & PalsadeiPh}ia, e Two-base
nor. Boyle, Lange. Home run: Lange.
sh6sa hfs
Boyle to Haliman. Struck out: By Cal
lahan, 2; by 80 oFthi rhi, 2; by Wheeler, Base
Wld pitches Callahan, T. Hit with bali:
Ryan, Connor Batteries: Chicago, Gala
Wheeler and Boyle. Umpire: Hurst
CLEVELAND. 2; BALTIMORE. s.
CLEVELAND, o., May 29-While Cuppy
was easy for the Orioles today the Indians
work in the field. Attendance. 5000. Score
Baltimore ...........0 o o.
Base hits: Cleveland, 5; Baltimore. s. Err
on Wilson, /; of Nops. g. Struck out: By
6s GPPE S 9 Dy oeEaeas %sSa i Nds BY NRs
Tebeau, Jennings. .Hoffer, Reitz. Sacrifice
hit: Nops. Stolen bases: Wallace, Tebeau
aad Gupy wilson and
Nops and Bowerman Umpire: O'Day.
WASHINGTON, 5; LOUISVILLE, 2.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 29.-Both Nc
James and Hemming pitched fine ball today
errors of Dolan and Clingman were re-
sposible for four OF the senator's runs. At
tendance, 1900. Score.
Eoais1iiis Eaas5Rfs0n .........d d - -
Ease hts, Washington, 6; Louisville. A.
Errors; washington, l. & louisville . Earned
on McJames. ); OF Hemming, i. Struck m f out:
BY MeJames. s; by Hemming, l. Three
Stolen base: STAFFORD Batteries: Wash
lngton. McJames and Farrell; Louisville,
Hemming and Wilson. Umpire; Emslie.
BOSTON, l; CINCINNATI. 3
CINCINNATI. May 29.-The Reds won
from the Bostons today in al exciting game
The fielding of both teams was excellent.
Score:
Gineinnati EGssRn .f ...........:R SS5 81
Base hits; Boston 6; Cincinnati. Il. Err
run: rum Cincinnati. l. T%obase hits: Tanaea Burse
Irwin l2l, coreoran. Stolen bases: schriver'
Long. Irwin, Miller. First base on balls:
Nichols. 1; Bhret l. Struck cut BY Nichols,
/: by Ehret, l. Batteries: Boston, Nichols
and Bergen; Cincinnati, Ehret and Schriyer
Umpire: Lynch
NEW YORK. 7; ST. LOUIS. g.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The Giants made IT
three straight by taking both of todays
games from 81. Louis. Both contests were
ra agged and uneven inexcusab,e errors al
ternating with brilliant fielding throughout.
The Browns were never IN danger of win
ming and what little heart they exhibited
was taken out OF them by McDermotrE
umpiring Meekin was wild and hit
freely in the first game In the second
Dad Clarke redeemed his reputation by
holding down ana scattering the visitors
hits and striking out six men New Yorks
heavy batting and brilliant double and triple
plays We're the features of the second game.
Score first game:
New York ..-....... 0 90 -
Base hits: New York, S; ST. Louis, IS
Errors: New York, 3: st. Louis, g. Earned
uns: New York. 2; ST Louis. 2. Two-base
ATS Joyce, Turner. Tnree-base hit Davis.
Stolen bases: Turner. Mcfarland. First or
balls: BY Meekin. 5: by Hart, 2. Wild
itches; MeelSin, 2. Sacrifice hits: Tiernan.
eHeason, Holmes Wilson, Mcfarland, House
nan Hit by pitched ball. Douglass
Struck out BY Aeekin, ): by Hart 2 Bat
teries. New York, Aeekin and WaTneg; St