The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-11

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 10.-TSpcciall +
Errors by Berger, wild pitching by King
and oppertune batting by the Phillies
won the game from the Pittsburg club
to-day. The contest was interesting
and close throughout although Harry
Wrights men took the lead in the sec.
ond inning and held it to the close.
Score: Pittsburg, 2; hits, 0; errors, 3.
Philadelphia, 4; hits, z; errors, 2 Bat
teries: King and Berger; Esper and
Gray. Umpire, Lynch.
THE BRooKLYNS BEATEN.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1O.-[Spe-
ciall-John Ward and his ball players
arrived here to-day and made an unsuc-
cesSful attempt TO win a game from the
home club Their failure to carry off
the honor was chiefly due to errors by
Griffin, Collins and Pinkney and ina
biiity to solve the intricate pitching of
Gruber when it would do them the most
good. The Spiders outplayed their
opponents a all points and won on their
merits. Score: Cleveland, 4; hits, .;
errors, 2. Brooklyn. 3; hits, 6; errors. 4.
Batteries GrUbcr and thinner: Lovctt
and Daily. Umpire. Hearst
CHICAGO HEATS TIE GIANTS.
CHICAGO, July 10.-TSpccial l-Rusie
was pounded right and left for three
innings in o.days game, nine hits being
made by the Chicagos up to the fourth
inning. While this terrific slaughter
was going on the New York players
seemed TO be completely demoralizcd.
Balls that should have been easily stop
ped developed into singles and two base
hits with startling rapidity until the
score IA the end of tho third inning
stood to in favor of Anson's men.
After this inning however, Rusie and
those behind him settled down to some
of the prcttiest ball playing seen here
in many day. But two safe hits were
made oil the young cyclones delivery
and not another run was scored by the
Ch'cago's during the game. The Giants
made great rally at the bat in the
seventh out were unable to win the
game. Score: Chicago, S; hits, IL; errors,
3; New York, 8; hits, 10; errors. 4. Bat
teries: Hutchinson and KitriGge; Rusie
and buckley. EMPIRES, Powers and
Battin.
RADB0URN PITCHED a GOOD GAME.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July lO-TSpcciall
-Ehines pitched two innings for the
home team to-day but was troubled so
much with his lame arm that Radbourn
was called upon 10 take bis place, and
had he been properly supported, would
have p.o! ably added another victory 10
his list AS it vas, he held the Bostons
down to five hits, we'll scattered, except
in the fifth, when Stovcy banged out
home run. Nichols pitched q good
game and was we'll supported. Score:
Boston, :; hits, g: errors, ,. Cincinnati,
2; hits, Z: errors, 2. Batteries: Nichols
and Camel; Rnincs. Radbourn and Har-
rington. Umpire, McQuadc.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
AT phia-Athletic, s; hits e;
errors, /. Cincinnati, 3; hits, 4; errors,
4. Batteries: Sanders and Milligan;
Crane, Kelly and Vaughan. Umpire,
Jones.
At altimore-Louisville, 6; hits, Z;
errors 5. Baltimore, IL; hits, 20; err
rors, 5. Batteries: Fitzgerald and
Cahill, Madden and Townsend. I'm pire,
Ferguson.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10:
hits, Q; errors, S. Columbus, 4; hits, $;
errors, 6. Bate les: Foreman and
McGuire; Easton and Donahuc. UNI
pire, Davis
AT Boston, game postponed on ac-
count of rain.