The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-10
THE GIANTS JUMPED ON KING
And Beat the Smoky City Boys
BY Score of 7 to 8.
Staley Almost Killed mt Boston by IL Red
Hot Liner-Young Was Shining Mark
for tho Brooklyns and They Were EASY
Winners-fIOw Philadelphia Again
Lost-Association Games-Thc Events
of the Turf Yesterday.

New YORK, June 9-[Special Tho
Giants jumped on King to-day in great
shape and knocked out ten hits, turning
seven Of them into runs, with the aid Of q
few errors by tho Pttsburgs. Rusie
was little still and wild at first, but
got limbered out soon and the visitors
could not find tho ball. The Smoky
City team got in two runs in the eighth
inaing by fly landing in uncovered
territory, bringing in three mon.
Tho score was-New Yorks, runs :;
hits, 10; errors, /. Pittsburgs, runs, 3 ;,
hits, 5; errors, 4. Batteries -Rusie
and Buckley; King and Fields. UNI
pire, Horst.
AN ACCIDENT AT BOSTON.
BosToN, June 0.-An. unfortunate ac-
cldent in the first inning today seemed
to demoralizc and unnerve tho home
team SJalcy, who started in to pitch
for Boston, was hit behind the ear with
red hot liLcc by Dahlcr and was
knocked scnsclcss, and at first it was
thought he was dead. He subsequently,
revived so as to be able to get to tho
clubhouse with assistance. Nichols
took his place in tho box and Chicago
pounded him for three singles, a double
and three-bagger, which. with errors
by the home team, gave them seven
runs in the first three innings. Lubv
was knocked out of the visitors boy in
the second inning.
The score resulted Boston. ~ hits,
10; errors, 4. Chicago q; hits, 10; err
rors, 6. misunderstanding. Nichols and
Bcnnett; Luby, Sting and kittredge.
Umpire, Powers.
BRooKLYN FOUNDED YOUNG,
BRooKTyN, June 9.-I Especial The
Clevclands had the game we'll in their
hands today up the sixth inning when
they put Young in to relieve Viau, the
latter having been hit pretty hard in
fourth inning. Young was mark for
the Brooklyns. They pounded him
hard. The first inning that he pitched
Caruthcrs tied the score with a homo
run and single gave the Brooklyn's
the game. Caruthers was pounded all
over the field in the fifth inning. The
score resulted: Cleveland, 0; hits, IL;
errors, l. Brooklyn, 10; hits, o: errors,
1. Batteries: Viau, Young and Zim,
mcr; Cruthcrs and Kinslow. Umpire,
McQuad
CINCINNATI BEATS PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-lSpeciall-
The home club did the usual thing to-
way All putting III Two inherent pltcnerS,
both OF whom were hit hard. thus let
ting Cincinnati win an easy victory The
"Philics" could not hit
AT Philadelphia, 3; hits S; errors, 4.
Cincinnati, 0; hits, l3; errors 5. Bat
teries: Gleason, Smith and Clements;
Rhines and Harrington. Umpire,
Lynch.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At olumbus-Athletic. .; hits, s. err
rors, /. Columbus, 6; hits, 0; errors, / i.
Ratterics-Cal lihan and McKcough
Knell and Dowsc. Umpire. Kerins.
at Cincinnati-Cincnna ;: hits. :;
errors; IL Washington, l. hits. Il er-
rors, 3. Battcrics-Cranc and Vaughn;
Forman and Mcclure. Umpire, Mat
thews.
AT Louisville-Louisvile 8; hits, 6;
errors, 1. Baltimore, .; hits, 2: errors,
/. batteries Ehrct and Cook; IIealy
and Robinson. Umpire, Jones.
at st. Louis-St Louis, 6; hits, IL;
errors, 1. BOSTON, 8; hits. s; errors, 4
Battcries-Stivetts and BOYLE: Had
dock, OBrien and Murphy. Umpire
Ferguson.