Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-19
Game at Baltimore Ends in an In
cipient Riot
POLICE THEN TAKE A HAND


ace.
Philadelphia ..... go. ...tl % 2s .blg
Ho1ton ..ss. ... ..s. .s.lt lN n .b-s
lhlchEp sss.. -. sssssssA ~ W sgNt
IAlumoto &c. .ssss sssssst1 ~ aa 500
~ Louis .ss.s ssss sssstt1 " ~ Jos
Cincinnati .s... ..ssss ..stl 81 - ,tA
IittHhurg ..... zee. .s,..t ~ 90 .isp
New York &c. ..s.s. ssssl8 aA ~ .ilQ
IoulHNille &c. ...... .sss.sth ~ 20 'lNl
Washington ...... 80. .,tN 20 y ,d3s
Cleveland ..... .....s ..th 10 % 'lap
ToDAYs GAMES.
Cincinnati NJ Baltimore.
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Washington.
Louisville at philadelphia.
pittshurg ut Brooklyn.
81. Louis Mt Boston.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
boston 2. 81. louis %.
Brooklyn 9, pittHburg 8.
New York 9. Chicago Z.
Philadelphia Z. Louisville 8.
baltimore 8, Cincinnati Z.
Washington Z, Cleveland o. FIRST
Washington II. Cleveland 4. second
game.
Washington. July Naturalization
and Cleveland split even today. In the
first game the Senators gained a lead.
but the Wanderers won hy batting
rally In the seventh Inning The Sec
ond game won't 10 Washington, mainly
because N Celcvclnnd'H errors. Attcnd-
uncc, $500.
SCORE FIRST GAME.
R.If y.
Washington .... zee. N","t
. Cleveland ss...ss s.s...ss sssssss' IL
Batteries lnccn ana EltircdEo'
Kugppcr and Schrcrongost Umpircs-
2nnncy ana Latham.
SCORE SECOND GAME.
H. H. T.
/ Washington ...,. ..,.. .......,ll
cleveland .ssssss sssssss sssss. 10
nattcrios-Mcrccr and Duncan: Nc
AIliator. bates and schrcC0uEpst Um-
pirra-Gnnncy and Latham
FREE-FoR-ALL FIGHT.
Baltimore. July tS-Corcornn as-
saultod McGraw nt tho beginning NJ
the ninth inning nt Union park today
and n frec-for-uu fight result a.
/ BlgachDr spectators crowded upon the
/ field and a riot would have resulted
| but for prompt action OF the police,
| Both players were fncd and removed
/ from the game. An unlucky bound In
/ the seventh inning gave Cincinnati two
runs and the game. Neither illll nor
] Breltcnstoin We're very effective ana
both were rather Wild. Attendance iiiL
SCORE,
r.. II. p.
| baltimore '.,.' ,,..,, ...,,. 30 10
] cincinnati '..ss s... sees. .s..,l II
Batterlcs-IIll and Robinson: nhoit.
enstcln and Wood. umplrcs-Lynoh and
Connolly.
PHILLIEs GO UNDER.
Philadelphia. July is.-Thc Phnllcs'
| winning streak was broken today by
| Louisville, who defeated the QuakcrH
/ without much EFFORT The home team
/ could do nothing with the visitors
/ pitchers, while the Colonies touched up
Frazer when hits meant runs. At
tendance. j,O36
SCORE.
r.. H. ~.
| Loul7vlllo ..... .,,,,. Sec. .....g n 2
! Philadelphia .s.,, ...,,. ...,.i Z o
terlcs-Cuunlngham and Wood
| and thinner; Frazer and Mcfarland.
| umplrcs-Mn nnssau and Smith,
ORPHANS GET ONE.
New York. July is.-Thc Chicarog
| opened hero today with victory, ~ was
| not an easy win, though. nH the locals
] found Grliiith's curves iu tho last few
] Innings and made a bold bid Tor VIC
tory. Attendance. 1000.
SCORE.
II. II. y.
| New York ,..... ..,.. ..,..,...6 10 2
chicago ..... 80. ..... ....,.s1 ~
Batterlcs-Mocldn and Warner: Grf-
| nth and DOnahuo. Umpires-ODny and
| McGnrr.
BROOKLYN SHOWED UNDER.
New York. July is.-Thc Pittsburgs
made a show Of the leaders today. bat
| ting ana running bases az viii. The
/ BrOuklynH were kept busy IN the field,
and made a record IN total assists hav-
Ing no less than 20, Their errors were
numerous Chcsbro pitched a fast
game and had excellent support. At
tendance $500.
SCORE.
II. II. H.
ilUshurg .ss'. ...... .,.., .,,..h 10
brooklyn -'''' s''' -. .....,..2
Batterles-ChosDro ana Bowerman;
McJnmcs and Mcclure. Empires
swartwoOd ana Hunt.
EASY FOR ST. LOUIS.
Boston. July is.-st. Louis had little
difficulty In winning today, through the
poor support tho home team gave Kil-
len, The visitors played u fast gnme
from the start, and batted Klllen at
opportune times. Attendance, 5000.
SCORE.
II. II, u.
~ Louis ..'.s .''''. .........9 IL 2
Boston &c. .,.,, .... .,...,.....3 3
natterlea-powol and Crlger: Kllien
ana Clarke. Empires E,mslle and Me-
Donald.