The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-13

New YORK, Juno - -[Spccial1-
The leaders in the struggle for the
league championship met this afternoon
and great contest was the result.
Both teams fought it out to the last
inning. In tho ninth inning, with
lead of one run, the Giants, by one OF
the finest rallies at the bat ever seen
here, forged TO the front. The features
OF the game were Cores fielding and
the batting OF Gore, Ticrnan and Con-
nor. The attendance was abou: 5000.
Score: New York, o; Chicago, i, Base
hits: New York, o; Chicago, = Errors:
New York, 2: Chicago. l. Batteries
Rusic and buckley: Hutchinson and
Kittridgc. Umpire. Bowers.
FLOWERS ron rop SMITH.
BIooKLYN, June 12.-l Special The
CincinnatiS made their first appearance
in brooklyn this afternoon for the first
time this season. Pop Smith, Broolilyns
old short stop, WAS enthusias tically re-
ceivcd by the audience and presented
with two floral horse shoes. Latham
played good game at third base throw
ing three men out at first and making
the only two runs scored by the visitors.
Caruthers pitched a good game and
kept the hits scattered. Attendance
1900, score: Brooklyn {, Cincinnati ..
Ease hits: BROOKLYN IL. Cincinnati T.
Errors: brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 0. Bat
teiici: Caruthcrs and Einslow: Rad
bourn and Clarke. Umpire, McQuaid.
AN EXCITING GAME AT BOSTON.
BosroN, June Ia-jSpeciall-T
Beancatcrs beat the Smoky City boys
this afternoon in close and exciting.
game. Both teams played equally as we'll
at the bat as in tho field and it was any
bo0y's game until the last man was re-
tired. Miller carried of the fielding
honors. Attendance. l,5D0. Score ::
Boston, 3; i'ittsburg. 1. Base hits !:
Boston, :: pittsburg, 3. Errors Boston,
q. Pittsburg, 3. batteries: Nicholl and
Camel; baldwin and Mack Umpire,
Hurst.
y ROTTEN GAME AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June r. Special =
The Phillies punched their errors in the
fifth inning to-day, allowing the Cleve-
lands to score uncarned runs. The
fielding of the home team was misera-
Bile. The attendance was about 9, 300
Score: rhiladelphias. c; Clevelands, >.
Ea:c hits: Philadclphias, Q; Glove
lands. q. Errors: Philadelphia, s;
Clcvelands, l. Batteries: Esper and
Clements. Wan and Simmons.
ASSOCIATION CANES.
AT Washington, 6: Ath-
lctic, 3. Base hits: Washington, II:
Athletic, /. Errors Washington, 81;
Athletic, A. Batteries: Foreman and
McGuirc; Callihan and Mckeongh. UNI
pire, Kcrins.
At ;altimore-lioston, 4: Baltimore,
G. Base hits: Boston, 4: Baltimore, Ia
Errors: Boston, 3; Baltimore, q. BATTER
les: O'Bricn and Mcpherson; Iiealy,
Robinson and Ferguson.
at nati--Cincinnati 0: Column
bus, 3. Base hits: Cincinnati, 4; Column
bus, 4. Errors: Cincinnati, ;; Column
bus, 0. Batteries: Mains and Kelly;
Kncll and Dowse. Umpire, Jones.
TIE UNIVERSITY GAME CALLED.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 1o.-
Especial The game to- day between
the University Of Virginia and Johns
Hopkins University Club of Baltimore,
was called at the end of the fourth in
ming on account of rain, with the score
standing to in favor of tho Uni
versity of Virginia.
TELEGRAlHERs on THE DIAMOND.
WASHINGTON. June 2.-ISpeciall "A
dozen telegraphers from the Western
Union office in this city leave here to-
night for Lynchburg to play game OF
baseball with the telegraphers of that
city tomorrow
TIE n. & w. AND VIRGINIAS.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Companys nine will play a game of
ball this afternoon on the Jannette
tract with the Virginias. A good game
is a llicipa ed.