The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-09
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
Cold Winds Chill the Baseball
Enthusiasm.
Philadelphia Loses in Favor of Chicago In
the Ninth InnIng-The Giants Play
Close Game With the PittsburGs and
Win-Boston Beats CleveIand-Asso-
citation Games-Yesterday's Events of
the Turf

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 81 Special +
The home team jumped on Terry's de-
livery right at the start today. They
did all their business in the first two
innings, however. In the first inning,
with Captain Latham on third and Nc
Phes on first, Bug Holiday sent hot
ball between Wards legs and Latham
scored. Browning hunted and beat the
ball to first. With the bases filled Mari
hit to third, Pickney threw wildly to
first, and McPhee scored, Holiday was
caught at the home plate, Browning
scored on Smiths hit to loft and Mari
scored when Harrington forced Smith
at second. In the second inning the
home club kept up the slaughter. Rhipes
hit for two bases.
Latham sacrificed, and when he was
declared out he made suco vigorous
protest that he was ordered out of the
game, and Radbourn took his place.
keenan, also relieved Reilly at first, the
latter's finger being sore. In the fourth
inning Captain Ward, Of the Brooklyns,
ordered Tom Daily TO relieve Kinslow
behind the bat Kinslow was ordered
out of the game for INSTRUMENTATION. In
the last half of the inning the visitors
made squirt, but the lead was too much
for them to overcome. Score: Cincin-
natl, 8; hits, 10; errors, 3. brooklyn. 5;
hits, IL; errors, .. Batteries: Rhines
and harrington; Terry, Kinslow and
Tom Daily. Umpire, McQuaid.
CHICAGO BEATS PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO, July s.-lSpccialI-I was
cold raw day, with chilly winds, and
the ball players did not warm up to
their work to any extent, and the l, 500
cranks. shivering in tho grand stand,
did not enthuse much over the very
tame game played between the Phillics
and Colts. The Phillics had tho Colts
safe up to the ninth inning, when they
made some costly errors and lost. Score:
Chicago, s; hits, Z; errors, 2. Philadel-
phia, z; hits, :; errors, 5. Batteries:
Hutchinson and Ilittridge; Gleason and
Clements. Empires, Powers and Battin.
CLOSE GAME AT rITTsBURG.
PrTTsDURG. Pa, July s.-TSpcciall =
The Giants and Pirates played close
game for six innings to-day, but after
that the visitors broke away and won
easily. Baldwin's curves we're hit hard,
and, despite the sharp fielding of the
home team, they landed number of
the batting. Whistler also played a
great fielding game at short. Glasscock
came II . from Wheeling today, but went
right back. He will not be able to play
for a week to come Mack Wcich did
not pitch very strong game, being hit
freely at times, buJ the brilliant fielding
of the Giants held the runs down Score:
New York, IL; hits, Is; errors, .. Pitts
burg, S; hits, 10; errors, =. Batteries:
WEIGH and Clarke: Baldwin and Berger.
Umpire, Lynch.
TIE BEANEATERS WIN.
CLEVELAND, o., July s.-[Speciall-
The home club kept the visitors busy
to-day. They hit Clarkson hard at
times, but there was always a Bean
eater under the ball when it landed.
The visitors were moro successful in
hitting safely, and aided by an error
won the game. Captain Tebeau relieved
McAleer in the center, in the third in
ming, on account of an injury to tho
latters finger. Jerry Denny went to
third. Score Cleveland, j; hits, s.;
errors 3; Boston, 4; hits, 6; errors. l.
Batteries, Viau and Iimmer Clarkson
and Gaazell. Umpire, Hurst.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Boston-Boston, Z; hits, S; errors
6. st. Louis, S; hits, IL; errors, 5. Bat
teries: O'Brien and Murphy; Stivetts,
Griffith and Cook Umpire. Kerins
Athletic-Cincinnati, Baltimore. Louis
vile and Washington Columbus games
postponed on account Of rain.