Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
Chicago Still Engaged in Shooting
the Chute.
BROOKLYN HITS A sNAG.
Colonies Take n Game from the Giants
-orioIe. and Pirates Play
Good Hail.


teach Cincinnati to play bail yesterday
but the Reds had some tricks up their
sleeve as long az their arm and whom
the game closed the suporhna had an
other defeat to register that brings
them now down within i've of the Bean
ontors who are second on the league
list on their own ground at Chicago
the Orphans went all 20 pieces and dis
played terrible slump while the SEM
ntora kopt pcRging away and cventu-
ally won. hands down by O. margin ot
three notchcs. The Louisville Colonies
yesterday Kept up the form they have
been displaying during the last wcok'
the New York nine ran up against the
men from Kentucky; they came saw
but scarcely conquered. Tor the Giants
went down to defeat. Al pittsburg the
Pirates and the Oriolca met on the dia-
mond. Pittsburg captured the game
with ease.
II IL a singular fact that pitubnrg
has secured AN uf ita winning pitchefH
from Richmond. now having a quartet
OF the product OF that team, namely
Tannehlll, Lever Sparkle ana Nhea-
bro.
Manager selcc says be- Or more than
pleased with the showing made by FRS
bio. both ns fielder and batter. but
h. does not yet BY any means hll Ham
ilton's place.
John j. Kelly the Pennsylynuin man.
who ia the most popular umpitr ~
New England has applied Co Uncle
Nick Young Tor another trial un the Na-
tloual League stan.
Tim ponohuc Of the Chicagos has sold
out his Interest In Chicago saloon in
his brother. Tim has found that play
Ink baseball and running "a saloon DO
not work together
BID Mcphcc win probably retire from
the diamond nt the end uf tho present
season. His ankle Htlll buthcrs him'
aud ID ~ doubtful is the Injured mcm-
Der will ever fully recover.
The brooklyn owners are reported TO
have received $4,000 ~ thcir share OF
the sixteen games played ut Clncin.
natl. Cleveland, chicago, PluHburg ana
Philadelphia on the last trip.
President Droyfuss ~ Louisville has
brought Outncldcr Soyboll and lnnoldcr
Do'an from Riohmond. Dolnn was for
merry lsnulHNlll' llNNNIf NNN i'tA ~
be- released owing 20 "a persistent lame
arm.
REDS BEAT sUPERBAs.
Cincinnati. July 3i.-McJames was
Wild and poorly supported Ia the eighth
and ninth innings and the Reds won
out when the game seemed sure FOR
the leaders. Attendance, $500
SCORE.
Cincinnati. 80. 80. -. 'ssss'N y
brooklyn ... &c. eel. .s.sssd =
Battcrlcs-Phllips and Pcitz; Nc
James and Mcclure. Umplrcs-Lynch
and Connolly.
GIANTS PLAY POOR BALL,
Louisville. July si.-Thc Giants played
poor ball today and the Colonies had
easy sailing. Doyle talked too long
and tu1 loud tu Umpire Smith and was
removed from the game. Attendance,
1000.
II. II. T..
New York, 90. o., =. zee. ...3 4
Battcrles--phuupl ana thinner;
Carrlck and Will.-umplrcs Mannssau
aud Smith.
ONE FOR PIRATES.
plttsburr. July si.-Chosbrp filled the
bases In tho first Inning with bases on
balls and let McGraw in ON wild
pitch After that he stcudied down.
and with good support, kept the hts
well scattered, Attendance $500
SCORE
n. II. r.
Plttshufg. 'sss 600 sssssssa II
BALTIMORE Gee Gee seed
batteries Chesbro and Brycrman.
nm and Roblnsnn. Umplrca -Swart-
wood and Warner.
THE WASHINGTON Hoopoo.
Chicago, July si-The Chicagos
played their regular game ln the field
today Tor the first time In several
weeks, but could not overcome the
Washington hoodoo. with lead Of
four runs they went TO plOceH in the
nfth ana never recovered from tho
slump. Attendance, LOO.
SCORE
II. II. p.
Batterles-Taylor and Chance: Wey-
hing aud Httrcdge. UmpIrcs Emslle
aud Mcpaonuld.
RAIN PREVENTS GAME.
st. Louis. July sl.-Raln prevented
the game between Boston ana Sc
Louis today.
HOW THEY STAND.
T.. W. /. PC.
Hrooklyn,.,,, e. ., .. IS 90 2S .6St
Boston. 81. 90. ... 80. ..,S6 % 80 ,GlG