The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
OF THE cLuBs.
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Cincinnati ........is a,lWashington Is 50
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A. Boston-Boston, S; hits, l2; errors,
4; Pittsburg, 3; hits, IL; errors, 4. Bat
lerics: Clarkson and Bonnet; Calvin
and Mack. Umpire, Hurst.
At Philadelphia-P Philadelphia. 4:
hits, 6; errors, /; Cleveland, 6: hits, IL;
errors, {. Batteries: Thornton and
Clements; Young and Doyle. Umpire,
Lynch.
AT New York-Ncw York. S; hits, 5;
errors, l.. Chicago, q hits, Z; errors, 3.
batteries: WEIGH and buckley; Stein
and Kittredge. Umpire, Powers.
AT Brooklyn-Cincinnati. /; hits, o.;
errors, 3. Brooklyn, Il; hits. Ia errors,
]. Batteries: Duryea and keenan,;
Loyett and Daily. Umpire, McQuaid.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At l.altimore-Ba baltimore, 3; hits, G.;
errors. 3. Athletics, =; hits, L; errors, 3.
Weighing and Milligan; Nc
Mahan and Robinson. Umpire. For
guson
at Cincinnati Cincinnati, /; hits, 8;
errors, i. Columbus. 4 hits; 5: errors,
o. Battcrcs--Cranc and Mains: Kelly.
: Dolan and O'Connor. Umpire, Jones.
AT Washington, 4; hits,
s; errors, 5. Boston, Z; hits, :; errors, !.
Battcrics-Carscy and Lcham; Haddocl1
and Murphy. Umpire, lIcrins.
at Louisville-L louisville. 3: hits, TO-:
errors, 5. st. Louis. Q; hits. l.; errors,
s.. Batterics-McGill and Munyan:
Meaken and Ryan. Umpire, Matthews.
BASEBALL. NOTES.
Quarles is not proving much of a sue
cess with the Washington American AS
ISOLATION team. He won the first game
he pitched, but in the other few games
in which he ofiiciatcd he has been hit
hard. On Thursday he succeeded Car
sey in the game with the Bostons after
the third innings and the Beaneaters
took very kindly to his curves.
Walter Brodc is doing great fielding
in the Boston League team.
Gary, the sprinter ard baseball
athlete, is in the city
Practice on the doamond is indulrod
in on beautiful square of the Jannettc
tract, near the home Of Colonel Lewis.
1t would make fine site for a basel all
ground.
The Roanokes play a series of gam,
with Bristol June II, 8 and 10.
Bedford City nine won a game from
IT,, ".
Score, 13 TO 4.
Alexander Brodie is playing a good
short stop this season.
With some coaching Silas Walthall
would make star pitcher.
Ford's arm is little sore. but with
practice he will play centre field as of
yore.
Wigmore promises to hold second bag
down according to the latest improve
ments.
Can we not have a meeting of base
hall enthusiasts and study the situation
Sanderson has the making of number
one catcher. He throws we'll to bases.
Salem, Radford. Pulaski, Marion,
bristol, Vinton, Bedford. Lynchburg,
Berryville, Staunton, Buena Vista,
have strong clubs, and are anxious to
get chance at Roanoke.
Let us have some good ball games
and ball ground on the dummy line.
The season is passing.
Vinton has good playt rs in Sandcrson
and Lewis.
The Roanoke club needs catch ers and
pitchers.
Bedford City has challenged Roanoke
~ IL SdIuC vi Diil iN'l Ouc OUTLu vi July.
What is wrong with this combination
on good baseball field: Sanderson. c.;
Beck, p.; Brodi-, s. s.: Henry. l b.: Wig
more, b.; Parkhurst, , b.: Riley, |. f.;
Ford, C. f.; Gary, r. f.
Moss plays an in'irld position very
well and bats hard.
Gordon, from Charlottesville. Va. is
good player.
Arthur Brodic plays loft field in grand
Sly !e and Is Il strong batter.
II is rumored that a sprinting match
is 10 be arranged between several prom
inent runners. Let us have race
Kieifer is catching we'll for Winston.
Chas. REILLY, who jumped his contract
with the Columbus club, has been OK
PEELED from the Columbus Lodge OF
Elks. Reilly, hearing that the Elks
were thinking seriously of dropping
him, telegraphed Mayor Karb. who is
an Elk and baseball lover, stating
that he would rather come back to
Columbus than forfeit his membership