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THE SPORTIISra LIFE. July 21.

>E BALL.DAN ASSOCIATION.

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IKOBB AT LOVISVILLB JCI.T 13.' up their rw**nt heavy h^tt'n?,

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•on, St. L0nl«; O'Brien, Larkin and J. Gleason. Thrrt*-bftv hit* — Robinson, 8t Lnniif; Coleman and

•its 3, off plays—

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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.Games to fc« Flnyed.

Joiy 15. J?-' \vburyport al Boston; Br.ickton at Portland. J'i' <!.j'n at Portlaud, Lawrence at llaver-

J \ l. S".. .vûnriijrt; Brockton at Lawrence. J» • .u; Newburyport at Port-

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Trie Record.The 8t. Lonis Club continues to maintain a

fine lead, and although by no means yet entirely out of the woods, looks like th« winner. Pitte- bnrg is jtill in

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place, but Brooklyn is• supplanted Louisville-• going back to fourth.

.-t-.ond division, and is notille. Now that the battle-" shifM to the lait, thfr« Is a

••clj. Tl.i_-record below conclude^ all iurday, Jnly 17, inclusive:

| 4, 3 6 3 18j ! !) 3 6: 4

ra'-i-.'.rs................. 54 2 2 P

li\ 8 840 . 571 49 I .671

Total lo«t......_.......30,32,12 ;!3 35|39;30;24 277

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Games Played Saturday, July 10.i ISXITI vs. METS AT CISCINSATI JULY 10. •' : •' ••••••'•• i gauae which required

. the Meta received their :;. Th-1 fit^h'ri^ was un-

, three ; Mays

' . then a il, Li'.a by iU...y a^.l KtMwin a^d Jones' out

sent tn thi-co runs. The only error of the game was made by Uolbert, and the contest abounded in bril- Iwit ulajs. Score:ctv . \ NATL AB.B. B. P. A.*l MITS. AB.B.B. P. A.B Jot.e«,lf...... 40020 O.Neljon^s..... 300 0 20Corkhill, rf.. 5 0 2 3 3 0 Roseman, cf. 4 0 0 100 Ca'peuUir,3b 40011 0 Orr.lb.. ....... 4 0 1 12 00Lewis,cf...... 300 0 00 Hank'son,3b 400 1 20Mctfhee, 2b. 3 1 0 3 20 Denahue, If.. 4 0 2 0 00 Fenuelly.ss. 31033 0 Forster, 2b... 402 4 40 Ecilly, Ib.'.. 4 1 2 12 0 Ojlii-ady.rf..... 401 2 00BaMwin.c... 4 0 1 6 0 0 Holbert.c.... 4 0 1 10 01Pechiney.p- 400 0 00 Mays, p....... 300 0 30

Total.... 3435 30 9 0 Total...... 8407 30 111Cincinnati.............. 000000000 3—3Metropolitan........... 0 00000000 0—0

Earned runs — Cincinnati 1. Two-base bit — Orr., Stolen bases— Corkhii:, McPhee, Beilly and Baldwin.

Paeaed balls — Uolbert 1. Wild pitches — Fechiney 1.First on balk— Ofl Pechiney 1, on* Mays 3. Umpire —Valentine.

Sr. Locis vs. BALTIMORE AT ST. LOUTS JULY 10. — The Browns won in the ninth inning after a cloee and exciting contest. O'Neill and Welch made singles, and K .bir.-ion's fine drive over Sommer's head sent both t:. .1 across the plate. The visitors played spL-n:Iki i nil afc<l worfcM hard to win. Kilroy pitched in his old-time fjri:. v he Browns down to twohiaupthe sc :. Sommer captured everything in his !«• .lliaut style. Kobin- sort's and Comiskej's b se pfay and Kilroy and Comi*key's batting were the features. Score:

ST. L"'J1S. AB.B.B. P. A.B BALTO. AB.R. B. P. A. E

4014014004 0 0

00400141200000

.tatbam, 3b.. 400 0 10 Fnlmer, c... 311 6 Gleason.58... 401 0 30 Uonck, ss.... 400 0O'Nfill, If.... 422 1 00 Manuiii,.', rf. 4 0 0 1< xiikey,lb4 1217 V- h.c'f..... 3 112I .1 •Mthers.p. 4 0 0 0 lUtini.uo.-A 4 0 1 2 Niril.rt ...... 3003Buih vug, c.. 3 0 0 2

844,7 27 122

AT PlTTSBCRO JULT 10.—itors ha.! made but three

_• 4 to 3 in favor isj Swartwood latter put out ly. Each was Bold hit, and

single, Mc-

Total...... 367 8 27 lo 6J Tola]....,. 401112 47 9 8Cincinnati................... 010002400—7Br.wklyn................... 1 1200214 0—11

Earned runs—Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 2. Two-base1..,.. _\l ,•! .11.,,. ,...! 11..', TI...»,-1.».A I.it -MO-

Terry 1. First on balls—ott Mullane 3, orl Terry 2. Umpire—Bradley.!_,,......._. .......... ,-r............ r,,,. n _Th, uid fort. . .u with hi!.i u.i i.,n..w-a mi u: ^ were nearly dead from chasing the <• pitcher looked lik» an umpire after •» t with a Cin. i ' . ' ;w- eveT .nd no ' ' -rs

y in the ru'M. \VolI d i-laying w tia IDd lea-<ame. Score:

r: AB.B.. B. P. A.F. .ITHT.FTIC. AB.B.B. ». A.«Kcru.s, c..... 3 32 3 .1 :t...6 20 0 20White, ss..... 6 3 4 3, >' ..423400Werrick 3b.. 5120- .503521Wult, rf....... 4 118' ..401600Mack,2b...... 4 2 1 3 I ,LS>400 7 00Strauss, If... 5014! if.. 2 0 0 1 0 0Cook.lb...... 5 0 1 6 1 ....400 321Sjlvester.ef. 4 111' ..401030Bamsey, p... 4 2 2 0 ; ,. ...400 1 11

Total...... 391315271361 Total...... 86 4 8 27103Louisville................... 46300000 0—13Athletic..................... 200020000—4

lamed runs—Louisville 6, Athletic 1. Two-base hits—Larkin 2, Werrick and Cook. Three-base hit- Mack. Left on bases— Louisville 3, Athletic 10. First on balls—08 Ramiey 4, off Smith 5. Passed tails—Milligan 3. W lid pitches—Smith 3. Umpire— Walsb.

ST. Louis vs. BALTIMORE AT ST. Lorrs JrLT 11.— The visitors, atrerv.- rl •••. l '•>• tr.eir new St. Louis bat tery, McGinnis a reded 111 administering a defeat to the eh .3 of the most exciting gat.; - --.'. An immense crowd wi received a perfect ova- tio:. the box, and was ap- plaua ^ v 5.r; uuu' H.: v.â. v> the bat, Oa the first of these occasions—in the third inning—he was pre sented with a ro>*£tTiin''eni liouijuet. Thou when the gun. - ' ' tory had perched upon the hi:.- ., the crowd rushed upon tbe fieM .* off on their shoulders. Dolan caught UL.II, t.ut u. eiU* more practice with his new pitcher. There were men on bases every inning, and only sharp fielding prevented more runs being scored. The visitors played faultlessly with the exception of Dolan. Muldoon scored in tbe second inning ou his base on balls, Busriong's wild throw and Sommer'a out. Not auoth. . red until the last in ning when the li runs and the lead on O'JXeill'sbit by i . r - •> by Welch and1 Dolan's muff at tho plate of Fulracr's throw to head off Welcb. The visitors then wett in to do or die. Fuluier got first on balls, ilouck hit safe, and Robinxm fumbled Manning's grander. The tieiug run then came in on Farrell's fly, and the winning one on lluldoon's safe hit. Score:

ST. LOUIS. AB.R.B. t. A. Bl BALTO. AB.B.B. P. A.BLatham^b... 40133 I'Falmer, cf... 110 3 10Gleason,ss... 20026 0 Houck, ss.... 412 2 40O'Xeill.lf..... 3 1 1 2 0 0 ! Mannlng.rf. 4 00 3 00Comisk'y.lb 4 0 0 10 10 Farrcll, 3b_. 400 3 30Wekb,cf..._4 1 1 2 0 0 Muldoon.2b. 4 1 2 2 30Bobiuson^b 403 2 31 Soramer, If... 3 0 1 0 00Nlcol.rf...... 40 0 0 0 0 Scott, U....... 3 0 1 11 10Busbeng.c... 300 4 20 SIcGimns,p.. 3 00010Hudson, p... 300 0 02 Dolan.c....... 300 3 12

Total...... 31 2 6 25 15 4 Total...... 29 3 6 27 14 2St. Louis...................... 00000000 2-2Baltimore-. ................. 01000000 2—3

Earned runs—Baltimore 1. Three-base hit—Welch. Left on bases—St. Louis 4, Baltimore 4. Struck ont— Hudson 3, MuGinuis 1. Double plays—Gleason, Bushing and Comiskey; Gleason, Robinson and Comiskey; Latham, RoMn«m and Comiskey. Hit by pitcher—Gleason and O'Neill. Firat on balls—Off HnJson 3, off McGinnis 1. Passed Lalls—Dolan 2. Stolen bases—Houck and O'NeilL Wild pitches—Mc- Cimnis 2. Time—1:45. Umpire—Kelly.

Games Played Monday, July 13.ST. Loris vs. ATIILETIC AT ST. Louis JOLT 12.

—The home club had all it could to win this game, which waa nipand tuck cntil the last two injj^^^^^^r ' 'ing, aco

Mack,2b...... 3 0 2 2Strtn», h".... 6 0 0 0

, Ib...... 514 111 I 0Sylvester, cf. 5

Bamiey, p... 5 0 1

9 1 •'. 020 d .- 10000-. 101

401000.

00 0! McUiuui»,i>.. 4 0 0 0 00 1 0 Dolan, c...... 4 0 1 8 41

Total...... 431020 27 11 4 Total....... 34 1 « 27 11 2Louisville.................. 20002024 0—loBaltinw> ' .000000010—1

Barn. \ville8, Baltimore 1. Two-base hita—M .uuing. Three-base hit—White. Passed !*..«, -„,,..,„ 1, Dolan 1. Wild pitches—Mc Ginnis I. First ou balls—Off Ramsey 2, off McGinnis 3. Struck out—Ramsey 9, McGinuu I. Umpire— Kelly.

PlTTSBVBO T8. MET8 AT PrrTSBTBO JULY 13.—Thehome club turned the tables on th» visitors in this game and won easily. Thay hit Cushman hard and steadijy nil through the game. Galvin was also hit hard, bnt (he hits were scattered. The features of the game were Shomberg's long hit and home rnn and Smith's flue work at short. Score:PtTTSBVBO. AB.R. B. P. A. B HITS. AB.B.B. P. A.BMiller, c..... 5 1 1 6 0 0 Nelson, ss.... 3 0 0 2 02Carroll, cf.... 522 4 00 R'eman, lf,cf 6 02100Barkley,2b.. 3 1 2 3 1 2 Orr.lb......... 4 0 0 810Smith, ...... 521 4 91 Hank'*>li,3!. 400 1 41Knehue,3b... 511 0 32 Donah'e.cf.it 411 0 00Glann.lf...... 502 2 20 For»ter,2b... 410 6 20Brown, rf.... 400 0 01 Brady.rf...... 413 2 01Shomb'r^.lb 422 7 00 Holbert, c... 403 7 81Galvlu, p.... 40201 1 Casbman,p. 400 0 20

Total...... 40913*2«167; Total...... 3639 27155*Donahne out for obstructing batted toll.

Pittsburg...................... 4 010110 11—9Metropolitan................ 00030000 0—3

Earned runs—Pittsburg 4. Home rnn—Shomberg. Two-base hits— Carrull, Brady aid Holbeit. Three- baw hits—Carroll, Smith and Kuelme. Stolen bases- Miller, Glenn »:-.,! i;_ilvm. Parsed balls—Miller 1, Holbert 1. W •'•ishmanl. First on balls —Off Galvin., 7. Struck ont—Galvin 2, Cnsbmau 7. ....... , ...ji—Smith and Shomberg;Kuehne, Smith aud Shomberg; Hauklusou and Forster. Umpire—Valentine.

CINCINNATI vs. BROOKMN AT CINCINNATI JUI.T 13 — IlarkiiH was a little wild, but was not hit hard except in one inLing. Pqitiiaey pitched a good game, but did not receive th™ support Harkins did. In the seventh inning MePhee scored ou his smgle, a base on balls at.d Reilly's hit. Baldwin and Pechiney reached first,and with threa men on b.ises Jones cracked a home run to centre Held. In tho ninth a base on balls and Relay's home run gave the home clnb two more tuns. The Brooklyns made two in the eighth and one in the ninth, but were unable to overcome the lead of the Cincinnatis. Score: CISCIN'ATI. AB.R.B. p. A.E BBOOKLYN. AB.R.B. p. A.B Jones, If......2 2 1 0 0 0 Pluckney^l. 5 0 1 040Corkhill, rf. 4 1 0 2 0 0 HcClell'n.2b 4 1 1 450 Ca'pentcr.Sb o 0 1 0 4 0 Swartwo'd.rt 5 0 0 0 00 Mullaoe, cf.. 4 0 0 4 0 l ! Bnrcb, If..... 400 3 00NcPhee, 2b.. 3 1 1 S 7 0 McT'.m'ny.cf 2 11200 Fennelly, as. 2 1 0 2 12 Phillips, lb. 4 0 2 12 00 Beilly, lb....4 22 11 0 1 Peoples, SB... 4 0 1 030Baldwin c... 4 1 2 5 0 2jUarkins,p... 3 1 0 330 Pechiney, p. 3 1 0 0 10 (Jlark.c........ 410 3 22

Total....... 31 9 7 27 13 6 Total...... 354 6 27 15 2Cincinnati.................... 00010150 2-9Brooklyn...................... 00001002 1—4

EarLed runs—Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 2. Home runs—Jones and Kcilly. Twc-lase hit—McTamany. Stolen bases—McCiellan 2, Pinckney, McTamany, Pbillips aud Peoples. Passed balls—Clark 1. Wild pitches—Pechiney 1. First on balla—Off Pechiney 4, off Harklru 7. Umpire—Walsh.

Games Played Wednesday, July 14.CISCINSATI TS. BROOKLYN AT CINCINNATI

JPLY 14.—The home elub won this game in the first inning, scoring four runs en battery errors and one hit. Terry hit two men and give two men first base on balls. This, with a passed ball aud Fennelly's hit, sent In four men. The Cincinnatis made cne more in the fifth, when Mullane went to first oncalltd bal!s,'to second on Petplej' wild throw, to third on Sayders sacrifice, and home on McKeon's hit to right field. The visitors escaped a white wash in the last inning by a base on balls and Burcu's throe-base hit. Score:CISCIS'ATI.AB.H. B. P. A.B'BaoOKLTN. AB.R.B. Jones,If...... 3 1 1 6 0 0 Piucknry,3b4 0 0 0Corkhill.rf. 3 1 0 2 0 OiMcCleli'n,2b 4 0 1 1 i 41101 0 Swartw'd.rf. 2111

i 1 0 4 3 0; Burch, If..... 4 010; 0 1 0 40 M'Tama'y,cf 4 0 1

..... 40 1 13 0 0Mu:i.iue,cf._ 3100 SnjJi-r,c__ 4002 McKeon.p... 302 0

0 1

p. A.E 3 0 3 00 00 00 0

Phillips, lb. 4 0 0 13 000 0 Clark, ss... ...3 00050

Terry, p...... 3 0 0 2Peoples, c.... 301 5

.

Cjruti.. Kiir^y

.advan.fi j rue ><., Burch d:-r .. _Tamauy getting thinl; i'^.,pl<-o text hit to Birkley, who threw to Silltr to head off McTamany. The latter made a dive for the plate and waa touched by Miller, bat Umpire Bradley declared the run scored. In a minute the spectators realized the loss entailed by this action, aad amid a storm of anathemas they broke over the barriers and rashed madly toward the fast retreating umpire. He wag surrounded by ths home play; rs and given in charge of the police.who, evi dently exacting such a scene, had crowded around the entrance to the dressing room. Bradley waa escorted to the Allegheny Central Station, and took a round about way in reaching Pittsburg, where he imme diately took the train for the West. Score:

e. AB.B.B. P. A.I caoOKLTK. AB.B.B. P. A.EBrown, rf.... 310 2 00 1'inckney^b 4 00110Carrol!, cf... 4 00 4 0 0 McC'lell'u^b 4 0 0 241Barklev,2b... 5 0 2 5 4 0 Swartwo'd.rf 3 1 1 4018mitb,w._....4 0 0 2 5 1 Barcb.lf...... 4 1 1 201Kncbne, 3b. 4 1 1 1 0 1 Ji'Tama'y^f 4 1 1 0 00Shomb'rg.lb 30090 l!Phillips, lb.. 412 8 01Glenn, If...... 421 1 00 Peoples,*.... 410 3 20Milltr.c...... 4 0 3 1 % 0 Harkins, p... 3 0 0 120Gall ID, p.... 401 0 10 Clark, c...... 302 6 02

Total...... 35 4 8 "25 10 3 Total...... 33 5 7 27 96*0ue man ont when winning run was made.

Pitisbnrif................— 11000101 0—4Brooklyn..................... 01002000 2—5

turned rung—Brooklj n 2, Pittsburg 1. Three-base hit—Kuebiie. Bases stolen—Cdrroll, Glenn, Miller 2. Passed Ul!s—Clark 2, Miller 1. Wild pitches— flarkms 1. First ',a balls—Oft Galvin 1, off Harkics 5. Struck ;tit—lh'.tkiD»3. Doutl^rlajs—Smith and Barklf}; smith, Barkley anil Shomberg; MeClellau andl'hil.i^ri. Umpire—Bradley.

Lotli. fU.B VS. ATHLtTlC «T LOVISVILI.I Jl'LY 10.—The liuiiie ciub had to cnrn this game by hard work.Aydelotto pikiiL-1 most effectively for tho visitors, butbisbaênou bjll^ were fatal. He received splendidsn!....ir 't'i • ; -<• •< - • <ro'l two ruos in tbe first iu-

•dls, and bits by Milligan,•v iiite's error. The home

L. . , : -^ ... ^...T, .,, ...j third inning, but in the nttti tda Athletics regain A the Iea4 by O'Biien scor ing i mo. In tbe ataih, however, the home clnb r ll - •• :nnirg run, as after two men were out, < k were given 1 ases on balls, and Strauss' t i b^th to cross the houiepUte. Score:L . ; . u.l.v.. AB.R.B. P. A.R ATHLKTIC. A3.R. B. P. A.BKt.nu, cf_. 4 0 1 4 1 1 O Brieii, c.... 4 1 1 810H.-W, p .3 1 2 2 2 0 LarkiD, If.... S 1 0 3 00« 1112 1 0 H:l!if;aB,lb..4 0 2 901

".02 0 60 ,Stovey,cf..._ 311 1 00100 1 1 0 '.'oleninn, rf.. 4 0 0 Oili OO 0 0 0 r;:easoD,3b._ 4 02100i 1 1 11 61 l!»ner,2b...._ 401 6 50510 5 4 O.âest^s....... 4 0 0 040

bir...u.,!. J.... 30 1 2 00|Aydelotte,p_3 0 0 030

T. !.r..::. 3243 27 15 2J Total...... 34 3 7 27142I ............... 00200200 0—4

............... 20001000 0-3

.s-Ath!i'tic 1. Two-biisehits-H<ckeran; i —KIT I. V- t

•inert,

rf, off HtcUor 1. Struck out— r 2. Doubly plays—Bauer and

,......,..._. .,:dC«x>;-.; White, Mack and Cook;Uaner act! Jlilliân. Uoipire—Walsh,

Games Playpd Sunday, July 11.I.'I.NNAT! ^ ^, Ij.r : ' JKP.V.V AT ClNCIXNATI Jl'LY! :•.. --me v:a UKirkeJ by disgraceful con-

t. of the spectators, of whom 6,000 i'. The homo team was lo?in»

iVt.ie at the men were

i.-w I,, tir^t

..-m.- clubs many errors were re more than tii&et by their

A.I'ATHLBTTC. AS.R.3. P.2 2 GlcaiOD, 3b~ 5220 6 1 Lartio, If.... 533 3 11 0 l!MilVu,lb,rl5 01820 1 1 • Stovey, cf_... 5 222 0 o: Robinson, c. 5 113 0 0 CTm'n,rf,Lb 402

40

2 1 Bautr, 2b..... 4014 0 1 Que.'t, ss....... 30003 2 Atkisson, p.. 4 0 0 1

31. LOLIS. Afi.E. B. P.LathHin, 3b. 5110 GL>ason,f9... 4212 O'Neil, If..... 5022Comiskey.lb 5 1 2 11 Welch.cf ...... 5 222Foutz, p....... 5001Bobin»on,2b. 4222 Carutliers,rf 5 140 Kemmler, c. 4 1 2 7

Total...... 42101627149 Total...... 40 812 27163St. Louis..................... 20030013 1—10Athletic...................... 002030201—8

Earned rune — St. Louis 5, Athletic 4. Home runs — Larkm and Comiskey. Two-base hits — Caruthers and W. Gloason. Stolen bases — Stovey 2. Passed balls — Keicmler 1, Robinson 1. Wild pilches — At kisson 2. First on balls— Off Foutz 1, off Atkisson 2. Struck out — Foutz 6, Atkisson 2. Left on bases — St. Lcnis 7, Athletic 6. Umpire— Walsh.

LOUISVILLE vs. BALTIMORE AT LOUISVILLE JULY 12. — The Orioles were not very well received on their first appearance of the season in the Falls City, as the home team fairly paralyzed Powell. H« was effective until the fifth inning when Croes cleared the bases with a homc-raa hit. After that Powell went to pieces and was pounded terrifically. Score:LOCfSVILLE. AB.B. B. P. A. B[ BALTO. AB.R.B. P. A.KHeckcr, p.... 422 0 00 Falmer, c.... 311 4 10

1 0 Houcfc.ss.... 4 1 0 0Cross,c......... 5 3 2 6White, ss..... 6 2 2 1 40, Manning, rf. 4 003Werrick, 3b. 6 2 3 3 3 0 Farrell,3b... 400 Wolf, rf....... 61441 0 MnldooniBb. 3103Mack, 2b..... 41104 0,Sommer, lf_ 4 0 1 6Straosa, If.... 512 2 0 Ol Powell, p.... 4020Cook,lb...... 5 0 2 11 0 1 Scott,lb..... 4 0 0 7

3 1001 04 00 13 00 0

Sylvester, cf. 523 0 00 Clinton, cf... 200 0 00

Total. .....48142127 131 Total..... 32 34 27122Louisville.........—...... 10008206 1—14Baltimore.................. 3-0 0000000—3

Earned runs — Lotdiville 9. Home run — Cross. Two-base hits— Crosi, Werrick, Mack and Powell. Three-base hit— Strain. Stolen bases— Cross, Wolf and StrauM. Passed balls — Cross 1. Fulraer 3. Bases on balls— Oft Powell 4, off Hecker 1. Struck out— Hecker 5, Powell 1. Double plays— Powell. Muldoon and Scott, Umpire — Kelly.

PITTSBIR9 VS. Mils AT PlTTSBCBa JtTLY 12.— Thovisitors got onto Morris at the start and, by goo 1 bat- tin.', achieved a creditable victory, earning all but oae of their runs. The home club coald do nothing with Lynch,and scored only in oneiuniog when MorrU' hit and Brown's and Cam-U's bases on balls, two wild throws by Beipwfalager and Coir oil's throw-out at second gave the home club two runs. Score:PITTSBVBO. AB.R.B. F. A.I: METS. AB.R.B. P. A.EBrown, rf.... 311 2 20 Nelscn,«s..... 400 1 20C.uroll, c..... 20091 1 Bowman, If. 4 1 3 3 01

20 Orr.lb.. ....... 4 1 1 11 001 0 HankV>n,3b 401 3 30

' 3 0 0 1 003 1 2 330

.... 302 1 00r,c 8 1 1 3 42

......300 010

Barkley,2b... 401 4 Smllh, »>...... 4021K'iehr.e.%... 4 0 0 1 2 i'llolbert, cf... Sh.-mb'r«,lb 4 0 1 4 6 n'r^nter, 2b..., Gleun.lf...... 4 0 0 0. Manu.cf...... 3 1 2 2Morris, p.... 3 0 0 1

Total.. ...... 31 2 724 8 3 Total...... 31 410*26 13 3•Sbomberg ont for not touching base.

Pittsburg..................... 00200000 0—2Metropolitan. ............. 2 0011000 i— 4

Runs earned — Metropolitan 3. Two-base hit — Roseuian. Three-base hit — Beipscblfiger. Stolen bases — Smith 2 and Mann 2. Passed balls — Carrol! 2. Wild pitches — Morris 1. First rm balls— Off Lynch 3. First on errors — Pittsburg 1. Struck out — Mortis 7, Lycch 6. Double plajs — Kelson, Forster and Orr, Forster and Orr; Borkley and Shomberg. Umpire— Valentine.

hit—J,--n^. Thr™-'>n3'> liit—Burtli Passe.i : .rpeuter Fenn. balls— Offll

ST. Louis v*. ArHLMi.; Al ir. Lovis JULT 14.— Tbe home club attain won cadly. In the second in Eing Welch led off with a douMo, Robinson and Caiuthers followed with triples and Hudson a safe hit, but was caught stealing second. Kemmler then got a single and scored on a double by Gleason. Latham sentafly to Larkin, who made a rank muff. O'Seill made adoubleand brought in Gleason. Comiskey and Welch were fielded out. In the third Caruthers scored on his safe hit aud an error by fctavey. Welch and Comiskey scored in the soveuth ou two hits and a sacritlce by Robinson. In the ninth tbe Athletics scored their run on Milligan's double and a sacrifice:

ST. LOUIS. AB.R. B. P. A.B| ATHLETIC. AB.B.B. P. A.Latham, 3b.. 5 1001 rO'Brien.ss... 4 01131 Gleason, ss... 41216 liLarkin, If.... 400 2 01O'Neil, If...- 402 2 00Comiskey^b 5 1 1 8 0 1 Stovey,cf......4 0 1 201Welch, cf..... 522 3 00 Robiaton, c. 4 0 1 2Bobinson, 2b 5 12531Caruthersjrf 5 22 0 10 Gleason, 3b.. 3 000Hudson, p... 4011 Kemmler, c. 4 1 1 7

MIIligM.lb. 4 1 1 15 00

t'oleman, if- 3 0 0 2 00

Bauei^b...... 30234 06 1

Atkisson, p.. 3 0 0 0 10

Total....... 41 9 13 27 12 4 Total....... 32 1 6 27 16 6St. Louis..... __ . _ . _ 0 61000200-9Athletic............... ........ 00000000 1—1

Earned runs— St. Louis 6. Two-base hits— W. Gleason, Welch and Milligan. Three-base bits— Rol.insoo, St. Louis; and Caruthers. Passed ball) — Robinson 1. Wild pitches — Atkisaon 1, Hudson 1 First on balls — Off Hudson 1, off Atkisson 2. Struck out — Hudson 5, Atkisson 1. Double play — Gleason, Bobins>.-n and Comiskey. Stolen bases — Bobiuson and Robipwn. Left on basee — St. Louis 7, Athletic 4 Umpire — Bradley.

LOUISVILLE vs. BALTIMORE AT LOCISTILLE JULY 14. —This was a battle of pitchers and Hecker came off best. Ho held tbe visitors down to two scattered singles and shut them out The home team also batted weakly, but managed to earn one of their three runs. The fielding was clean and sharp on both sides. Score:LOVUVILLE. AB.B. B. P. A.E! BALTO. AB.B. B, P.Hecker,p.... 310 1 40 Fnlmer, c.... 200 7Cross, c........ 4 1 1 5 2 0 Honck, s».... 4 0 1 1

1 32 Manning.rf. 400 'White, 95..... 400 Werrick, 3b. 4 0 2

10 30 10

1 2 0'FarrelI,3b... 300 2 41 Wolf, rf...... 311 3 00 Mnldoon,2b. 300 2 31Mack, 2b..._ 4 0 1 2 3 0 Sommer, if... 3 0 1 000 Str«n»s, lf._ 4 0 0 1 00 Scott, lb...... 3 0 0 14 00Cook.lb...... 4 0 1 13 0 0. Clinton, cf... 300 0 00Sylvctter.cf. 40000 OiKilroy, p.... 800 1 00

Total...... 3436 27 14 2J Total...... 2802 27 122Louisville............. ....... 20000000 1—3Baltimore.................... 0 0000000 0— O

Earned runs— Louisville 1. Stolen bases — Wolf 1. Passed balls— Fulmer 1, Cross 1. Wild pitches— Hecker 1. First on ball*-Off Uecker 3, off Kilroy 2. Struck out— Hecker 5, Kitroy 7. Umpire— Kelly.

PITTSBURO vs. METS AT PrrrantRO JCLY 14. — The work of Mays a»d ilandiboe wsa fioe, both youngsters being quite effective. The h'.mo team, however, managed to bunch thtir hits to greatest advantage. Tom Brown led the batting with a home ran and a three-bagger. The fielding was excellent. Score:FITTSBURO. AB.R.B. P. A.K[ MBTS. AB.B. B. P, A.BBrown.rf...... 522 0 00 Nelsoo,s«.... 310 1 50Miller, c..... 5129B«rkley,2b.. 3 003 Smith, ss....... 4 002Shomb'rg.lb 301

2 0 Roseman.cf.. 401 3 00 4 0 Orr.lb......... 4 0 2 12 00

Whitney.Sb. 3 110filenn.lf...... r - -. 300 2 00

Games Played Tuesday, July 18.ST. Louis vs. ATHLETIC AT ST. Louis JULY 13.

— The home team hit Aydelotte freely, and by good baie-runninz ran up a large score. The" d t'v.) rU!H in thf) flr^t inning oa

: n, O'NeillGlcason,

•i hits byBti- '^ in the oi:; ;ple. The At _ i by Stovey

. lour- ABC.B. P. A. E ATHLETIC. AB.R.B. P. A.E'...420 0 2 i) '.' Bricn. t... 4 0 0 1 00....5 334' 'f... 4 02 3 00

..603 1 ,1','.. 4 0 0 11 10Ib5 02 13 > '... 4 113..4111 rf. 4 0 0 0..4000 b. 3 0 1 3p. 2120' ..3002

:b. 4 0 0 3 ...4014..400 ,p.. 3 000

of the'• -1 to

or tlt.'itivfi ves, !>bU in bauds ot*x>d I themselves. Thojwlice by this time

Total...... 37 7 II f! 15 « Total...... 83 1 5 27 14 1St. Louis... .................. 20100022 0—7Athletic....................... 00010000 0—1

Earned runs — £r. Louis 6, AtbMtc 1. Home run —St.-rv«y. Two riaw hit — Welch. Thr*i--l«sf hit —

n bases — L<u' ""•! b, I'ineoo. M ' •• 3.

I'hers 4, Ay<l< i • i?* — J. Gli*L*ou, LUuier and JkftlitgaL; truest, Bauer and

Uilligan and liauet. Unyjirc — Ikadler.

.. Mann.cf..... 201 0 00 Holbert, c... 3015Haudiboe, p. 4 0 0 2 11

IUnk'son,3b 300 1 11Donohue, If. 4 0 0 0 00Forster,2b... 401 3 41Drady, rf..... 300 2 00

Mays, p.......3 0003 20 0

Total...... 32 4 7 27 12 1 Total....... 311 5 27 13 4Pittsburg...................... 0 0012010 0-4Metropolitan................. 00100000 0—1

Earned runs—Pittsburg 3. Home run—Brown. Stolen bases—Orr, Mill, r 3. Throe-base hit—Brown. Passed balls—Miller 1, Holbert 4. First on balls—Off Handiboe 2, off MajsS. First on errors—Pittoburg 1. Struck ont—Ilandiboe 9, Mays 3. Double play— >ielson, Forstor and Orr. Umpire—Valenliue.

Games Flayed Thursday, July IS.ST. Lorji3 vs. ATHLETIC AT ST. Loi'is JULY

15. — The visitors showed what they could do with good pitching to build on, as thej gave Athieson's |" very good support, and besides hit F< .'it tho game was a com plete walk-* \ '• Tbe he me club just saved themselves from a bhut-oat in the last inning, Welch getting to first on an error, stealing second and scor ing on Robinson's doubln. Tho latter was tbe only one of the Browns who could size Atkisson up. ti. ions. AB.R.B. P. A.E;ATBLETIC. AB.B.B. p. A.B

Latbam, 3b. 4 0 1 1 5 2 0'Brien,s».... 4 0 2 0 32 Gleason, ss... 4 0 1 0 1 OJ Larkin, If.... 5 0 2 1 00 O'Neill, If.... 40020 O'Milligan.c... 400 4 20 OomMt'y, lb 4 0 0 10 0 OjStovey, cf.... 411 3 10 Welch, cf... 41140 0<Robii«on,lb. 4 1 1 10 00 Fotttot, PL--. 40001 0 Coteman, rf. 4 2 2 4 10 Robinson, 2b 4 0 3 4 2 1 Gleason, 3b_ 4 2 2 311 Caruthera, rf 4 0 0 1 1 0 Bautr, Zb_... 4 2 2 221 Kemmler, c. 2 0 1 2 2 1 Atkisaon, p. 1 3 1 0 21

Total..... 641 7 24 12 4 Total...... 361113 27 12 5St Louta...... .............. 000000001—1Athletic..................... 01220033 I— 11

Earned rum— AtUiitk I. two-bsA htta— Bobin-

tl like a winning lead. 1mrs by Mack, Kerlus nu<l ••x's bases on balls aud hits by Kur.-y »ivtive. the visitors four runs aud tho game:AB.B.B. P. A.E' BALTO. AB.S. B. P. AJ 321 7 3 :! Fulmer, c... 411 6 31 500 2 60 Uuii.-k^s...... 411 1 22

.501 2 00 Vf.»,mii,ic, rf. 4 1 1 2 0 1 Woll, if...... 40010' .410080Mack, 2b..... 4 0 0 24 .301630Strauss, If.... 4 0 1 00 f.,401100Cook,lb......4 0 2 10 8 2So,tl,lb....-l 0 0 9 00Sylveater.cf. 20100 0;Chaton, c«... 200 2 00 Ramsey ,p....4 1 0 0 8 0 Kjlroy.p...... 3 1 1 002

Total...... 3536 24156 Total...... 20 5 6 27 11 6Louisville.................. 00200010 0—3Baltimore....................! 0000004 i—5

Two-base hits—StratuB and Moldooa. Passed balls—Kerins 1, Fnlmer 1. Wild pitches—Kilroy 2 First on balls— Off Ramsey 6, off Kilroy 5. Struck out—Ramsey 8, Kilroy 7. Bases stolen—Wolf, Scott, Summer 2. Double play—White, Mack and Cook. Umpire—Kelly.

CINCINNATI vs. BROOKLYN AT CINCINNATI JULY 15. Hullane proved a stumbling block to the visitors and they only hit him in one inning. The home team was rather lucky in getting Its work with the stick in where it counted. The fielding was not brilliant, al though Pimkney, McPhee aud Fenuelly did flno work. McCauley'd catching was poor. Score: CINCIX'ATI.AB.B.a. p. A . • AB.B.B. p. A.B Junes,If......4 0 0 1 l> (.512040Corkbill, rf.. 4 0 1 1 c '..3 1 0 4

1 l MV.UIW J.rf. 413 0 u Burch, If... 4 0 0

2 1000 01 0

Ca'penter,3b 401 0Lewis.cf...... 4 3 3 2 ,McPheo.ib.. 231 3 31 McTam'y.cf. 301 Fennelly^s. 41134 0;Phillips,lb... 4 0 0 11 00Beilly, lb.... 3 0 1 9 1 I'dark.ss...... 4 0 0 030Snyder, c..... 3 0 1 7 2 liMcCauley.c. 8 0 0 4 S2Mullane.p... 3 0 0 1 3 O.Porter.p..... 4 1 0 021

Total...... 31 7 9 27 14 4] Total...... 33 4 6 24 15 4Cincinnati.. ......... ....... 02020300 x— 7Br.oklyn.. .................... 00000400 0—4

Earned runs — Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 2. Three- base hit— Pinckney. Passed balls— Snyder 1, Mc- Cauley 1. Wild pitches — Mnilane 1. Stolen bases — Cjrkbill, Fennelty and McCiellan. First on balls- Off Mullaoe 4, off Porter 2. Umpire — WaUh.

PITTSBURO vs. METS AT PITTSBURO JPLY 15. — Good batting enabled the home club to beat the visitors for the third successive time. Morris waa bit freely bnt kept the hits well scattered. Both clubs fielded sharply, Forster's remarkable display at second base being the feature. Barkley and Shomberg led at bat.PITTSBCR8. AB.R.B. P. A.B HCT3. AB.B.B. P. A. BBrown, rf.... 31010 1 Nelson^*..... 400 0 10Carroll, c.... 411 9 22 Roseman, If. 4 0 0 2 00Barkley, 2b. 3 2 2 1 4 0 Orr,lb.. ....... 4 0 0 910Sbomb'rg.lb 4 0 3 11 00 Hank's'n,3b. 400 8 20 gmith.ss...... 2 0 2 2 2 0 Holbert, cf.. 4 0 1 110Whltney,3b.. 400 2 1 0' Foreter, -2b._ 412, Mano,cf...... 3 1 2 0 0 0< Brady^f ...... 4 1 2 1Glenn.lf...... 40010 O'ReipsYger.c 4 01341Morris, p.... 400 0 00 Ljncbj)...... 411 0 20

Total...... 3151027 93 Total...... 363 7 27181Pittsburg..................... 20000210 0—5Metropolitan................ 00100010 1—3

Eurued runs—Pittsburg 3, Metropolitan 1. Two- base hits—Maun and Brady. Tbree-hase hits— Barkley 2. Passed balls—Carroll 1, Beipsthlager 2. First on balls—Off Lynch 4. Strnck out—Morrla 11, Lynch 2. Umpire—Valentine.

THE EAST AND THE WEST.

The Records Made During trie Western Visit of the Eastern Association Clubs.The first Western trip of the Eastern Associa

tion clubs was concluded July 15. The result was a decidedly poor showing on the part of the Eastern clubs, the Brooklyn Club alone making anything like a decent st»nd, and even that team did not succeed in winning even half of their games. Of the Western clubs the St. Louis and Cincinnatis got the lion's share of the glory, although Pittaburg and Louisville have no reason to be ashamed of their great record. The following table shows the record made by each clnb:

EAST. Won. Lo«t ' «-"T. W»n. Lost. Athletic............... 3 !......_ 13 3Baltimore........... S ....... 11 5BrooklTn............ 6 1 .................. 13 3Metropolitan...... 4 li Pittsborg.......... 11 6

48 Total............ 48 16Total...............18BATTINQ AND FIELBISG. ^^

The appended tabVai will sfcaw the iflb work PPJ>« <-.\il*< of bothjsectioiis.ô vjnwsed t\,each other. In batting, fielding and base-running tho Western clubs were superior, but in the batting particularly did they excel greatly:

Etnt. B. IB. 2B. 3B. 4B. E. Athletic vs. Pittsburg——.... 11 31 7 1 1 24Athletic vs. Cincinnati......... 14 28 1 2 1 17Athletic vs. Louisville.......... 15 31 3 1 0 10Athletic vs. St. Louis............ 21 36 4 2 2 15

Totals.............................. 61 126 15 6 4 72Home runs—Stovoy 2, Robinson 1, Larkin 1.

Baltimore vs. Cincinnati...... 17 31 1 2 1 18Baltimore vs. Pittsburg.....— 15 27 4 0 0 17Baltimore vs. Louisville....... 9 18 3 0 0 1Baltimore vs. St. Louis......... 5 22 1 0 0 16

Totals..........................™.. 46 98 9 » 1 63Home run—Scott.

Brooklyn vs. Louisville......... 20 31 3 0 0 11Brooklyn vs. Cincinnati........ 20 29 3 4 0 16Brooklyn vs. St. Louis........... 10 26 4 1 0 20Brooklyn vs. Pittsburg........ 12 27 1 5 0 12

Totals... ........................... 62 113 11 10Metropolitan vs. St. Louis.... 14 25 4 2Metropolitan vs. Cincinnati.. 14 32 4 2Metropolitan vs. Louisville.... 28 36 5 2Metropolitan VB. Pittsburg.... 11 31 4 1

0 591 191 180 10 13

Totals.............................. 67 124 17 7 2Home runs—Mays 1, Rose man 1.

West. Cincinnati vs. Athletic......... 31 36 1Cincinnati vs. Baltimore...... 49 50 7Cincinnati TS. Brooklyn....... 28 30 0

« 204 132 IT

Cincinnati vs. Metropolitan... 21 30 3 1 1 14

Total... _ ........................129 146 11 9 13 64Home run*— Jones 5, Beilljr 3, JlcPbee 2, Fennel];

1, Corkhill 1, Lewis 1.Louisville vs. Athletic.......... 49 69 7 4Louisville vs. Baltimore....... 30 53 6 1Louisville vs. Brooklyn..... .. 31 61 2 4Louisville TS. Metropolitan... 22 36 6 1

Total.............................-132 199 19 10Home run*—Strauss 1, Cross 1.

St. Louis vs. Athletic............ 27 47 6 4St. Louis vs. Baltimore......... 22 32 3 1St. Louis vs. Brooklyn........... 22 32 8 2St. Lonu vs. Metropolitan..... 29 43 4 5

1 II1 130 140 26

2 64

1 190 100 70 16

Total..............................-100 154 18 12 1 51Home runs—Comiskey 1.

Pittaburg vs. Athletic........... 32 47 14 2 0 12Pittsburg vs. Baltimore........ 37 46 9 0Pittaburg vs. Brooklyn. ........ 18 37 2 6Pittaburg vs. Metropolitan.... 20 37 2 5

0 170 72 14

90Total................................107 167 27 13 2Home run*—Shomberg 1, Brown 1.

BATrEHT WORK.The individual work of the pitchers of each

clnb, as well as the number of passed balla by catchers is hereby given: Athletic.Pitchert. Games. IB.TB. EB.B'to-WP.St.OSB Aydelotte.................. 2192368558Coleman................... 149 4 Atkiawn... ............... 4 57 78 18 8Kennedy.................. 6 64 93 19 18Matthews. ...... .......... 2 23Smith....................... 115Clark... ................._.. 110 18BoWmore PtUliert.Uendereon... ............ 3 36 46

1 11 0 IS 30 00

9 8 6 10 101111

1

2 81 112 1522

Kilroy...................... 8 81 108 30 33 13 28Powell..................... 3 38 50 14 11 " 'McGinnis.................. 8 26 31 8 4

Hit batsmen—Heudenon 1. Brookltn Pilchen. Harkins.................... 4 38 64 12 21Porter...................... 6 50 68 11 9Terry........................ 8 66 69 18 20Toole........................ 18923Metropolitan Pitchers.Cushman.................. 5 45 64 12 21 1 21 10Lynch...................... 6 57 75 18 15 6 13 17Mays........................ 5 44 54 U 15 6 11 11

Hit batsmen—Mays 1. Ctncmtmgi Pitckert. McKeou.........._..._- 3 19 23 2 6 00 1Mullane................... 7 63 87 15 17 4 0 8Pechiney.................. 63036 5 15 30 8White....................... 18 12 82000

Hit batsmen—McKeon 3. Lonioci.ie Pilckert. Hecker..................... 8 34 38 2 17 1 16 2Ramsey.................... 968 82 830 748 5Refctius................... 1 14 16 2 3 » 0 1St. Louii Pitcher*.Caruthers.................. « 40 54 10 8 120 5Fouti...................... 7 62 70 19 U 0 29 4Hudson............———2 12 13 1 4 1 8 2McGiuuis.................. 15608000

Hit batsmen—Foatz 2, McGiunis 2. Pitteburj Pitekm. Galvin....................... 8 42 52 S 10 0 10 1Handiboe....™...™... 3 20 22 2 7 1 18 8Hofford..._-...._-... 18 13 32020Morrie...... « 46 G2 10 6 1 31 0

'" -rt—Patted bad*.FulBMr. Holbtrt, «; Reipschlsffor, 7; Peoplea,T, "* " " "'•-u •' v "-..--

6; Clark, :,. 5;MiIli«>ti,.4: Nava, 4; <.'.•<..», j; ttuenaD, i, 41Uie/, •>, u»ian, J; I Bingo, 1; Douuhue, 1. I

lUverhillat Brockton; Lawrence at Newbury-,...., Boston at Portland.

The Record.The race in this League of well-matched club?

8 decidedly interesting, so cloae together are all ;he teams but one. Haverhill is in first position, nst a few points ahead of Newbnryport, while [he latter in turn fo jiwt four points ahead of Lawrence. Brockton has t- ' ' j great ball and rapidly overhauling tli .< now but a shade behind in fourth ;>T»r.. . . is dropped to fifth place' igain. A" i are in the 500s. The Boston ?lubis~' Jitch, and has but tuuiU pros pects of _ i it, Thf rpi-or1 i<» up tn July 11:

VS.HAVF B^TIBKI'L.AB. R, B. p. A

r, Ib..... 4 1 1 12.M.iGarr, ss... 502 Jinnee, rf....4 1 0 2S'.aiMry, lf_. 5 1 4 2 C«rl, cf....... 5101Hnwkes, 2b.. 5102 Murphy, p... 3 1 0 0 Cooney,»b... 4 0 1

311>>411 4 .4002 .4013

2 3015 6. ...... .. 4 ...lb4 0 3 111 u M *ldeu, rf.. 4 0 0 0

1 0 1

, .. McKe«ver,o4 1 0 5 0 2 Ualey.y...... 3 0 0 0

Cloba.

Boston................Brockton...........HaverWll............Law rence...........Nevrburyport......Pottland...........

Tolal lost............

.258

.530

.583

.553

.057510

4073000013000185

Total ..... 39 7 '8 27 17 4 Total...... 33 2 7 27 2013H»verhUl. ...._....._...„. 00002003 2—7Portland........................ 00000002 0—2

Earned runs — Haverhill 1, Portland 2. Two-basehits— Foster MeGarr, Cooney, Wheelock. Loft on1 -• -Haverhill 8, Portland 6. Passed balls-

irks 1, McKeever 2. First on balls— Portland 2.>n errors — Haverhill 9, Portlaod 2. Struck out — •

i..> Haley 4, by Murphy 3. Bases stolen — Mcdarr,Munce, Slattery 2, Carl, Sheftkr, Q'Bourke, Caianagh.Hit by pitcher— Foster, Munce, Murphy. Umpire—Murpbj. Time— 2^3. ______

Games Flayed July 1O.NEWBURT PORT ys. BOSTON AT N'B'TP'T Jci.rlO:

SIWB'TP'T. *B a. B. p. A.E B. BLUES. AB. a. B. p. Mm pl.y, c... 5 3 2 » 12 Kiley, cf...... 401 3

• 4 4 2 2 00 Uartnett, Ib. 4 1 0 8 5 2 S 10 00 J.Sulliv'n, rf 4 I 1 0

GamesBOSTOS va. LAWK

B0<. BLflS. AB ». B. p.Kil»y,cf...... » 1 3 SHarlnett, Ib. 4 2 2 10 M.Mill':iu,3b 521 2 J.SnlliTan.rf 5 200 Ky.in, p........ 5020Shaw. an...... 4022Butkr, 2t>.... 3000Filzger'Ulf. 4 000 Uarphy, c... 3 1 0 10

Flayed Jnly 7.E.XCB AT BOSTON JOLT 7: A. E LAWRXNCB.AB. R. B. P. 1 1 O'Connell.lb 5 1 1 11 0 0 Burns, 3b..... 5 131 1 0 Gorman. rf_. 5003

1 12«0 01 0 German. rf_. 5 0 0 3 00

I 1 BnrkeTlf...-6 01000II 2 Douovan, cf. 5 1 1 0 10

S 0 Pettee, 2b.... 4 2 2 1 601 2 ! Cox, s»......._ 4 23 2 110 0 Crowley,c... 3 0 2 8362 4 Claytoa, p.... 400 1 10 6

Total..... 38 8 10 27 20 10 1 Total...... 40 7 13 27 23 14Boston Blues................ 30001040 0—8Lawrence.................... 00002410 0—7

Earned runs — Blues 1, Lawrence 4. Two-base bit£ — Hartnett, Burns 2, Pettee. Three-base hits— Hart- nett, Burke, Cox. Ffrst on balls— By U ay Ion 3. First on en.->r» — Blu«s 3, Lawrence 2. Passed balls — Murphy 2, Crowley 5. Wiltl pitch— fljau 1. Struck out — By £tvs.n 8, by Clayton 8. Umpire — Lynch. Time— 2:21.

PORTLAND vs. HAV'HL AT PORTLASD JPLT 7:POBTLASD. AB.B.k. P. A.I HAVERHt'L. AB.B. B. P. A.EGalligan, cf.. 5 3 3 3 01 Foster, Ib... 4 2 0 10 03

4 3 MtGarr^.,3b4 120 6 1 Munce, rf.... 3 1 1 0 1 Oj M'y,«83b,cf,p 4 1 0 2

Sbeffler, cf... 4 1 2 3 0 2 ! 3Uttery,lf.... 4 1 3 1 O'Bourke, c.. 4 0 0 3 1 4' Carl, cf, M... 400 2 CavVgh, IK 4 0 1 12 10; Hawkes, 2b. 4 0 1

, ..Kwrns, SB... 4321 Wlieel'ck.Zb 4 2 2 1 Hatfleld, 3b. 5 2 0

11 02 12 10 13 30

Beilly, rt..... 4 0 0 0 0 0 McKeever, c 4 0 1 312 Haley.p...... 43 2 0 2 2 Willto, p, cf. 4 1 1 042

Total..... .38 14 12 24 15 13 Total...... 35 7 9 21 1215PortUnd.. ......... _ ......... 0065300 x— 14Haverhill.. .............. ......... 30220000—7

Earned runs — Portland 4, Haverhill 1. Stolen bases— Galligan 2, Kearna, Wheelock, Hatfield 3, ShefflHT 2, O'Rourke, Cavanagh, Slattery 2. Two-base hJts — Galligan, Cavanagh, Munce, Willis. P>u»ed balls— O'Boorke 1, McKeevsr 2. Wild pitch— Haverhill 1. First on ball*— Portland 2, Havorbill 1. First on errors— Portland 9, Jlaverhill 5. Struck out— Portland 2, Haverhill i Umpira — Small. Time— 2:20.BROOKTOX vs. N'WB'YP'T AT BROCKTOX JCLT 1:

BKOCKT03. AB. ft. B. P. A. B HEWB'P TS.AB. tt. B. P. A.BHawfS, lt>... 5 1 3 13 0 liSbas;non, 2b 4 0 0 1 42Mei9ter,2b... 4 1 1 3 4 0 LaBoque, cf 4 0 1 1 00

1 0 Flanagan.lb 4 1 1 10 112 SjWhiteley, If 4 0 0 2 00 '

Davis,3b...... 5 2 0 0Thayer, c.... 3 3 2 5Patton, 89.... 5 1 3 1 6 I'Wilson, C....4 1 1 813'McCarthy, If 5 1 2 1 1 1 O'Brien, rf... 4 1 1 0 01Cudworth.cf 4 1 1 0 0 Oj Worrison, ss 3 0 0 1 40Tnck'man,p4 0 1 2 7 1 Cull, 3b. ...... 2 0 0 1 4 -2M-G'nigle,rf4 02 2 0 0 Beck, p....... 3 0 1 027

Total...... 39 1014 27 20 7 Total...... K 3 5"23 16 16*Hawrl out, hit by batted ball .

Brockton.................... 21330100 x— 10Nowburyport.. ........... 010100001—3

£arned runs — Brockton 2, Ntwburyport 2. Two- base bite — Hawca, Tnayer, McCarthy, Flanagin, O'Brien. Three-bjse hit— Patton. Home ruti — Wil son. lira! on balls— Off Beck 3. First on errors- Brockton 7, Kewl-uryport 3 Stn-i-k ,,nt— Hv Tu.-kcr- man 4, bj lieck 2. D.J Passed balls— Thaytr 1,

Games Played July R.BOSTON vs. BROCKTOX AT BOSTON J :. • .-.

BSOCET'VH. ABrlhB. P. A.B: B. BI.IES. AS. R. B. P. A.B Ilawes,lb....,5 3 * 13 10 Kiley, cf...... 411 3 00Meister, 2b... 4122 40 Uartnett^b. 400 6 11 Dava, 3b..... 4 0 2 0 1 2 M.Suli'aa,c.. 3 1 2 4 01Grady, C......4 0 0 7 0 6 Kennelly, rf 1 0 1 010Patton, SB..... 4 1 I 1 4 U. Sull'an,lb4 1 1 1 20H'Gn'gle.rfp 410 O 20 R.van, If...... 410 2 02McCarthy, If 4 1 1 1 0 OShaw, ss...._ 4 0 0 311Cndw'th, cf. 4 1 1 2 0 0 Butler, 2b... 4 0 0 140Bond, p. if.. 221 1 8 1'Fitzger'ld.p. 400 0 48

.-- . --'Murphy, rf.c4 00 411Total..-..351011272010J --- - --

I Total......3« 4 5241414Brockton..................... 00302500 x—10Boston Blues...;............ 1 00102000—4

Earned runs—Brockton 4, Blues 1. Two-base hits— Patton, Cfldworth. First on balls—By Fitzgerald, 2. First on errors—Brockton 1, Blues 4. Passed balls— Grady 3, M. Sollivaa 1, Murphy 1. Wild pitches- Bond 1, Fitzi-erall 5. Struck out—By Bond 5; by McGuncigle 1, by Fitzgerald 4. Hit by pitcher—By Fitzgerald 1. Umpire—Daley. Time—2:n.

PORTLAND VS.UAVEBHILL AT P'RT'LND JTJLT 8: PORTLAND. AB.R. B. P. A. E'HAVEBHl'L. AB.R. B. P. A.B

.401 0 21 ilmw, ss...... 400 1.511 3 41 M'ABdl'as^b 400 0521 2 I 2 Btao.p, If... 3 0 0 6

<* 5 0 1 0 0 1 Murphy, c.... 200 5Lovoti, p, If. 5 2 2 0 7 2 r'zg'r'ld,p,lf 3 0 0 2Coll, 3b....... 522 1 50 Butler, 2b... 300 2

01110 0221301426841

Total......43161527209| Total......31 22271717Newburyport.............. 10103136 1—19Boston Blues............... 0 0020000 0—2

Earned runs—Newburyport 5. Two-base hits—A. Murphy, LaRo<Tue, Whitely, Lovett. Three-base hits— Flanagan, Cull. Home run—O'Brien. Bases stolen^ A. Murphy 3, Whltcly, LaRoqne 2, O'Brien 2, Flanajr.au, Shaw. First en balls—Newburyport 3, Blues 1. First on errors—Newbnryport 4, Blues 4. Struck out—By Lovett 6, by Whitely 2, by Fitzgerald 5. Double plays—Wilson and Cull, Murphy and Butler. Passed ball— Murphy (Blues) Wild pitch**— Fitzgerald 2, Ryan 1. Loft on base-—Newburyport 4, Blues 2. Time—2:15. Umpire—D:.tton.

BROCKTON VS.LATV-REXCE AT BROCKT'S JULY 10: BR'JCKTSN AB.B. R. P. A.« LAWRENCJ.AB.B. B. P. A.B Hawes, lb... 4 1 1 10 3 1 O'Conn'll,lb3 1 2 6 01 Meister, 2b. 421 2 11 Buru8,3b.....5 11113 Davb, 3b_... 411 0 30 Gorman, p... 501 0 25 Thaycr, c..... 4 1 1 8 0 O'.Barke, If.... 4 0 1 0 00 Patton, «.... 40001 1 DonoTan, cf 4 1 2 5 OS McCarthy, If 4 3 2 2 0 0, Pettee, 2b.... 4 0 0 610 Cudworth.cf 4 1231 0 Coi,33...~.._ 400 3 20 M G'n'le.rf,p 4 2 2 2 8 fc Crowley, c._ 4 1 1 420 Nichols, p,rf 4 0 0 0 1 3 Clayton, rf.„ 210 0 0.0

Total....... 36 11102718 1J Total.....35 6824811Brockton.................... 00222410 r—11Lawrence..................... 050000000—5

Earned run—Brockton 5. Home run—Cudworth. Two-base hits—Tbayer, O'Ooanell, Burns, Gorman. Three-base hit—Davis. Left on bases—Brockton 4, Lawrence 7. Hit by pitcher—Hawts, Meister, O'Con nell. Wild pitches— Nichols 1, Gorman 3. First on balls— Gorman 1, Nichols2, McGunnigle 1. First on errors—Brockton 8, Lawrence 6. Struck out—By McGunnigle 4. Double plajs—Meister, Hawes and Thayer, Cox and Pettee, O'Connell. Bases stolen— Hawes. Meister 2, McCarthy 2, Mcflunnlgle 3, Nichola, O'Connell, Crowley, Ctayton. Umpire—fialey. Time— 1:52.

HAVERHILL. vs. PORTL'D AT H'T'RH'I JULY l(hIIAVFBHIL.AB.B. B. ». A.I PORTLAND. AB.R.B. P. A.I Foster, lb.... 521 7 02 Galiigan, If. 500 4 10 " ~ -'• 2 1 l.Kearus, ss.... 4 2 2 1 21

201 Wheelock,rt4 12100 320 Hatfield, 3b. 4 1 2 0 40 100 Sheffler, cf... 400 4 01

SlrGarr, ss.... 513 Munce. rf..... 3 3 1 Carl, cf__. 421 Slattery, If-. 401 Hawkes, ib.. 402 Coon*y,3b.... 401 Murphy, p... 400

4 0 O'Rjurke.lb 4 0 0 10 00 131 Cavanagh, p. 3 1 0 0 34 183 Kcilly, c._... 4 11404

McKeever, c 4 0 0 9 11 Spence, 2b... 411 3 30

Total .....37 81027 199 Total...... 3678 871311Haverhill.................... S 0200020 1— «Portland....................... 30, 130000 0—7

Eiraedrnns— Ha»erhill2. Two-base hits— M:<5arr 2, Carl, Spence. Piiaed balls— McKeever 1, Beilly 2. Wildpitches— Murphy 2. First on balh— By Cava nagh 2. First on errors — Haverbill 4, Portland 3. Struck out— By Mnrpby 3. Bases stolen — McGaiT, Mnnce 2, Carl, Slatterjr, Wheelock 2, Ilatneld . Tuae —1:45. - - '!i

Games Flayed Jnly 13.BOSTON vs. PORTLAND AT BOSTON JULY

ORTLA.tB. AB. .n. P. \.Z' B. ^1^% AB.P.. B. P.

Galligan, If. 522 Reams, ss... 411 Wheelo'k.eb 521 Hatfield, 3b. 5 2 3 Sheffler, cf... 423 Cavanagh,p.. 511 KeUIy, c...... 4 1 2Madden, rf... 4 1 0

1 0 Oi Foster, lb... 5 0 1 0 2 liMc(Jarr,83...5 2 2 3 3 1 Munce,rf....5 1 1020 Slattery, If... 402 * 1 OCarl.cf........ 5 1 2045 Hawkes, 2b.. 3114 525 Vade'cr,3b... 4 000 400 Cooney, c.... 4028

1 13 0000 0

000301 123

O'Ronike.lb 2 1 1 10 10 Ccnley, p..... 301 0 10 6

Total......881314271512 Total...... 385 12242011Portland.................... 00029200 x—13Haverhilt.................... 11 0120000—5

£amedruns—PortUnd 5, Haverbill 3. Two-basehiM—Wheelock, Hatfleld, Faster, Slattery, Hawkes. Bases stolen—Galligan 2, Hatfield 3, Sheffler 3, Reilly, Madden, O'Bourko, BlcGarr, Carl, Cooney, Connolly. Three-base hit—Shoffler. Passed ball*—Reilly 5, Cooney 3. Wild pitches—Cavanagh 2, Connolly 2. F.int on errors—Portland 8, Haverhill 5. Struck out — By Cavanagh 4, by Con nelly 5. Double plays—Mc- Garr, Hawkes, Foster, Sheffler, Beilly and O'Rourke. Left on bases—Portland 4, Haverhill 9. First on balls—Portland 4, Haverhill 3. Umpire—Murphy. Time— 2:45.

N'WB'VP'T vs. L'WR'SCK AT N'VB'YP'T JULY 8: VBWB'VP'T. AB. B. B. p. A.B'LAWR'KCE. AB.RB. p. A.E Shannon, 2b 0 2 1 3 3 OJO'ConuelUb 401 9 00 La Rtque, cf 6 3 2 1 0 01 Burns, 3b..._ 4 0 0 222 Flan Van,lb. 66470 2 Gorman, rf. 4 1 1 0 10 Whiteley, If. 6 2 4 0 10 Burke, lf,p_ 400Wilson, c..... 4236 O'Brien, rf... 4 112 Morrison, si 6 1 1 3 Lovelt, p..... 5240 Cull, 3b....... 4121

0 04 14 20 0

Donovau, cf. 3 2 1 3Pettee, 2b.... 4 1 3 Cox,i ' ' 'D.C'nw'y,pU3 000 W.fJonway.c 3105

Total. .....4619 22*23 137 Total...... 33 5 S 24 18 7*l*ett*e out for running outside the Hoe.

Hewburyport... _ ............ 2024143 3—19Lawrence....................... 0110030 0 — 5

Earniii run*— Newburyport 12. Twc-baaa hits — Shannon, Flanagaft, Whitely, Wilson 2, Morrison, lovett 2, Call, O'Connell, Gorman, Pettee, Cox. Three-base hit— LaRoque. Home runa — LaRoque, Whitely, Wilson. Bases stolen — TTBrien, Shannon, LaK«,qae, Whitfly, Lovett, D. Conway, Pettee 2. First on balls — Newburyport 2, Lawrence 1. First on •rrort — Newboryport 3, Lawrence 4. Struck out— By Lovett 3, by Conway 2. Double plajs — Morrison, Shannon, Flaoagan. Passed ball— Wilson. Wild pitches — Lovett, Conway. Left on bases — Newbury port 6, Lawrence 5. Time — 1:50. Umpire — Lynch.

Games Played Jnly 9.LAWRBSCE VS.BROCKTON AT LAWRENCE JULY 9:

BROCKTON, AB. R. B. P. A. E LAWRENCE. AB. R. B. p. A.EHawes, Ib... 4 1 1 16 00 0'Couuell,lb 4 1 1 13 10 Meister. 2b_. 321 2 60 Burns, :)b...... 411 3

1 1'Gorruan, rf. 4 0 1_.

Davis,3b...... 4 1 aThayer, c.... 4 1 2Pattot, M _ 411 McCarthy, If 4 1 2 C'udworth, cf 4 02

110 00

5 2 3 Burke, If..... 4 0 0 1 00 1 3 U Donovan, cf . 4 0 0 2 10

00, Pettee, 2b... 4"0 1 0 3010 0 Cox, ss......... 302 2 20

Tuck'rm'u.p 40008 3 W. Conway ,c 300 2 31McGu'gJe, rf 4 0 1 1 00 Clayton, p... 2.0 0 1 82

Total...... 36 7 13 27 20 7 Total...... 32 2 6 24 19 4Brockton..................... 00050020 x— 7Lawrence..................... 10000100 0—2

Earned runs — Brockton 4. Two-base hits— Hawes, Davis, Patton, McGunnigle. Three-base hit— DavU. Wild pitches — Thayer 1, Clayton 1. First on balls — Tuckermau 1. Struck out — Tuckerman 5, Clayton 4. Double play — Meister and Hawes. Passed ballg — Thayt-r 3, W. Conway L Basae stolen — Hum.", Meisttr, Gorman, llawes. Umpire — LyuchT Time — 2h.

BOSTOS vs. NBWBUBYPOBT AT BOSTON JULY 9: SBWB B'P'T.AB.B. B. P. A.E: BLUES. AB.B.B. ?. A. B Shannon, 2b.4 1 1 5 1 1 Kiley.cf...... 4 2 2 400LaBoque, cf 4 1 2 1 0 0 Hartnett, Ib. 4 0 1 15 01 FUu'agXlb 4 0 1 11 0 O.J.SnlliTan.rfl 0 0 110 Whiteley, If. 4 010 0 0 Shaw, •»...... 411 0 40Murphy, c.. 4 1 3 5 2 10JM' Audi's, 3b 3 0 1 0 20 O'flri^D, rf... 4 0 0 1 0 OiM.Murnhy.c 4 0 0 114 V ,.n,a. 410 2 4 IjRjan, p. ....... 4 0 1 081

. p..... 4 1187 4;Butler, 2b.._ 410 6 40.. ...._B 1 1 0 4 0,FUzgerald,tf 1 1 0 010

Total...... 35 G1027181«| Total... ...82 6 6 27 19 «

... >ss... 500 0 '-.,rf. 5 001

it.. 4211 f... 4123

O'Kuurke, c. 4 136 Schoen'k, lb 4 0 0 11 ~ ?nc», 2b... 4113

,rf 4 1 3 ...4 02 ...4 1 1 )b 4 0 0 ...40 0

?.... 4 0 2

4 3^

8 1 4 0 1 0 OS

Haley,p....... 4 1 2 0 S 4 i'iugjsra'ld.lf 4 0 1 3 01

Total...... 39 7 10 27 17 Si Total. ......36 2 9 27 18 9P< rtlau.1......... _ ....... 20031001 0—7Boeton Blues............... 11000000 0—2

Earned run — Portlaad. Twc-rbeae hit— Kyan. Three- base hit— J. Sollivan. First on balta— Haley 1. First on errors— Portland 3, Blues 3. Fitssedlalla — Murphy 2. Wild pitches— Haley 3, Eyan 1. Struck out — By Haley 5, by Byan 6. Donbld play — Spence and Schoeneck- Umpire — Daley. Time — 2:09.

LAWBBSCB vs. N'WB'YP'T AT L'WR'C* JULY 12:LAWRENCE. AB.R. B, P. A. B! NEWB'P'T AB.B. B. P. A.XO'Connell, p 3 1 2 1 82 Marphy, c... 500 2 01Burns, 3b..._ 50001 0 LaBoq.u«, cf . 3 1 1 1 00Gorman.rf... 5 0 1 4 1 OiFlao'gan.lb. 4 1 1 11 10Burke, If...... 512 1 10 Wbileley, If. 4 1 2 3 00Bres'han, Ib 5 1 1 8 0 1 Shannon, 2b 4 0 0 0 02Donoran, cf . 5 1 2 1 00 0 Brten, rf... 411 3 10Pettee, 2b... 421 2 20 ttorriaon, ss. 4 0 0 0 21 COT, s»......... 40123 liCulJ. 3b.......4 0221*Crowley, c... 41082 3 Gruber, p.... 9101 43

Total...... 40 7 1027 18 7 Total...... 38 5 7*23 9 »•O-OoBnell bit by batted bill.

Lawrence..................... 00000421 x — 7Ne»luryport ............... 02300000 0—6

Eained runs — Lawrence 4, Newburyport 1. Two- base hit— Burke. Passed balls — Crowley l.tJurphy L Wild pitch— O'Connell. First on balls— Gruber 3, O'Connell 1. First on errors — Lawrence 6, Newbury port 2. Struck out— O'Connell 4, Gruber 1. DonbU play? — German and Cox, Crowley and Bresnahan. U»pire— FteWgh. Time— 2h.

BR'CKT'S v*. HAVKBBILL AT BR'CKT'X JULY 12tBBOCRTON. AB.B.B. P. A. K HAVCRni*L AB.B.B. P. A.nBawes,lb...... 5 0 1 12 0 2 Foster, Ib.... 5 1 2 12 10Meister, 2b . 5 1 2 4 4 OiMcSirr, a... 5 0 1 290Davis, So,.... 410 1 21 Munce, rf._. 613 0 60Tbayer, c..._ 3 22821 Slattery, U.. 511 0 00Patton, ss.... 432 1 40 Carl, cf........ 520 1 01McCarthy, If 5 2 4 3 0 1 Dawkes, 2b.. 5 0 0 423Cndwoith,cf4 0 1 3 0 ICooney.e..... 5 1 0 842M'G'nn'le, rf 4 0031 1 Kirnes, 3t>_.. 913 1 10Bond, p....... 4 0 0 0 4 4. Cwiloi., ....... 3 1 2 0 84

Total. .....as Dl230171lt Total...... 43812*282510*Wfnnltyi run made with one out.

Brockton................. 502000010 1— •Haverhill................. 021002120 0— *

Earned ruw — Brockton 6, Haverhill 2. Home run — McCarthy. Bases stolen — Meister, Patton, Munce t, Carl 2. Two-haw hits — Thayer, Patton, McCarthy, Munce, Kirnes. Three-haw hi1s — McCarthy, F;ater. Passed balls — Cooney 2. Wild pitch — Bond. First on balls— Brockton 4, Haverbill 1. First on errors — Brickton 5, Haverhill 5. Struck out— By Conley 7, by Bond 1. Left on bases — Brockton o, Havernfil 6b Umpire— Lynch. Time — 2:30.

Games Flayed July 13.BOSTON vs. PORTLAND AT BOSTON JCLT 13.—

PORTLAND. AB.B.B. P. A.I' B. BLt'M. AB.B.B. P. AJ00 Kilty, ct...._ 500 1 10 3 I Ake, 3b....... 502

Gulligan. 1/501 2 Kearna, ss... 4113 20

01101031007833

2Whetlock,rf5 22 0 0 1 W.M'rpby,lf 4 1 3 3Hatfield, 3b. 5 1 2 1 4 OjShaw,*...... 502 3Sheffler, cf... 523 1W(<0, Hartnett, Ib 4 0 0 »Madden, p... 501 fl" S, Butler, 2b..... 400 2Reilly, c....... 4 2 1.5 0 4 M'Corm'k, rf 4 1 1 1Schoen'k, Ib 3 0 0 13 00 Fitzgerald, p 4 0 1 0Spence, 2t>... 301 2 20 JI..Murphy,c 422 6

Total...... 398122716 9 Total...... 89411271813Portland ...... _ ............ 20010230 0— IBoston Btaes.. ............. 0 0 2 0 P 1 0 0 1—4

Earned runs — Poitlind 4, Ulues 1. Home runs — Wheelock. Two-base hit— Rcilly. Three-baso hits—Sheffler 2. First on balls— By FltzgeiMl.t 1. First on errors — Portland 2, Blues 2. Passed balls — Bpilly 2, Mnrphyl. Wild pitches— Madd«n 2, Fiizgerald ». Struck out — By Ma«id»n 4, bv Firzêrald 6. Hit by pitcher — By MadcMU l,bv FitzgeraM 2. Doable play— Spence and Bchoececk. Umpire — Lynch. Time — 2:21.

N'WB'YP'T vs. H'v'na'L AT ^'WI'YP'T JVLY 13:SBWB'T. AB. B.B. p. AJ HAVERIUI.AB. R. D. p. A.B

Shannon, 2b. 54 3 2 3 3 Foittr, Ib.... 5 0 2 10 00L»H'X|tie,cr.. 54410 0 McGarv, s»... 5 0 0 1 01 Flauagan.lb 5 1 2 17 1 1'Munce, rf.... 4 0 0 0 08Whittley, If. 5 3 3 1 0 0 ! Ir«in,3b..... 4 0 2 1 31Wilson, c..... 501 4 21 Slattery, If.. 4 2 1 1 00O'Brien, rf... 4 1 0 1 1 iVxrl, cf.. ....... 4 0 0 0 00Morrison, <*. 4 1 0 0 ?' ' ' 2b. 4 1 0 2 4 1

r, c 4 0 0 » 2 1 ...420 091

Lovott, p..... 4000 Cull, 3b. ...... 4 0 1 1

Total. .....41 14 14 27 18 9 Total...... 38 » 5 2418 8Newbaryport....... ....... 33101213 x— 14Haverhill.................... 0301 10000—5

Earned runs — Newburyport 7. Uom-iruus — Wbite-StoK-n Im-i rs— Stwi.n.'ti 3, I,iHo«jo»

>k« toy.h —17.

ley 2.3,'M2, IPus-Willi*. First 01Struck out— By iHawkoa, unasiiti

THE Boston-Hnvcrhill game at Boston Juno H itii played in the shortest time ou rvcord in the \ow £ng» land League— one how, Ibirtj -Ire mlnut**.

the sportiisra life. july 21. >e ball. new england...

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