The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY BASEBALL.
Two Interesting Games Played by Each
Team Yesterday.

| rlTrsBURG, Pa, July a. Speciall-
lad 1T not been for two bad errors by
! Miller In the gamo this morning with
Boston $500 or moro spectators would
have felt much better, as the four runs
which the Beanoaters secured by those
| errors tho Pirates were defeated and
Boston was enabled to secure lead
that the home team could not overcome.
The afternoon game was purely a
pitchers battle, with honors even at
the end. Miller made costly error in
the seventh inning, allowing Bean
eater to get home and thus winning tho
game. Attendance, 5,4On.
Score: Pittsburg, 4 hits, &; errors,
3. Boston, S; hits, 3; errors, l. Bat
teries: King and Mack Nichols and
Bennett. Umpire, Lynch. Afternoon
game Pittsburg, l; hits, 3; errors, 1.
Boston, l; hits, 3; errors, O.. Batteries ::
baldwin and Berger; Staley and Ben
nett. Umpire, Lynch.
THE GIANTS WIN.
CINCINNATTI, July 4.-JSpeciall-
About 1000 persons witnessed the game
here this morning between the Cincin-
natl and Now York. Mullane and Rusie
were in tho box for their respective
clubs and they both did effective work.
The homo teams fielding was ragged,
however, and to this is due their defeat.
In the afternoon game up to the
eighth inning it looked as though New
DIRK was sure to lose, but through a
combination OF hits and errors thew
scored live runs, and as their opponents
failed to score in their half OF the
ninth they won. Score: Cincinnati, 9;
hits, 5; errors, Il. Now York, 3; hits, 3;
errors, !. Batteries: Mulane and Hair
rington; Rusic and Buckley. Umpire,
McQuaid.
Afternoon game Cincinnati, 4; hits, G;
errors, 2. New York, .; hits, 6; errors,
4. batteries: Rhincs and Harrington:
John Ewing and Buckley. Umpire,
McQr aid.
IROOKT.YN BEATS CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 4.-TSpecial I--Fully
1908 people saw fleming mako monkeys
ot Captain Anson's colts this morning.
The CHI lmpioI,'S pitcher was in fine form
and was superbly supported Hutchin-
sons unsteadiness in the first inning
enabled the Brooklyn boys to get Il lead
OF three runs in the afternoon game,
after which and until the eleventh and
last inning, they were unable to get
another man across the home plate.
In the eleventh inning the colts got
in two runs and set the immense throng
of people present wild with delight. 1t
was short lived. however, for the bride
grooms had another inning to play, and
before tho third man was put out the
Brooklyns had three runs to their cree it.
Score: Chicago 0, hits 5, error l.; Brook
Ign 3, hits IL, error /. Batteries: Luby
and Bowman, fleming and Kinslow.
Umpircs, Powers and Battin. Afternoon
game, II innings; Chicago 5, hits G, err.
rors 3; brooklyn q, hits g. errors 5. Bat
terics: Hutchinson and kittrudge, Low
EFT and Tom Daily. Empires, Battin
and Powers.
THEY WIN \ GAME EACH.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July as Special
After the spiders had moro than appa-
rently won the game, this morning, the
score at the end of the first half of the
ninth inning being IL to 4 in their favor,
the quakers went in, and through errors,
by Davis, Childs and Kean, and seven
base hits. piled up ten runs, just one of
tie. Viau was relieved by Davis in
the ninth after eight runs had been
scored.
much better exhibition was given
in the afternoon, when the "Phillies"
won, after batting Kauss for eleven safe
hits. They also played an almost fault
5000. Score: Cleveland Is, hits %,
errors 6; Philadelphia II, hits Is, errors
u. Batteries: Viau and thinner; Esper
and Clements. Umpire, Hurst.
Afternoon game-Cleveland l, hits 3,
errors B; Philadelphia 8, hits II, errors
l.: batteries: Knauss and thinner;
Thornton and Clements. Umpire, Hurst.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Boston-Boston z, hits 12, errors
4; Columbus 4, hits 5, errors 5. Bate
rios: OBricn and Murphy; Knell and
Dowse. Umpire, Kcrins.
Afternoon game-Boston 10, hits 10,
errors 3; Columbus 3, hits 5, errors 3.
batteries: Paddock and Murphy; Dolan,
l;aston and Donahue. Umpire, Kerins.
At Philadel phia-Athletics 3, hits Z;
errors 3; st. Louis s, hits 10, errors 5.
batteries: Chamberlin and Mulligan;
SWEETS and Munyan. Umpire, Jones.
Afternoon game-Athletics 19, hits IS,
errors 4; st. Louis 3, hits 4, errors =.
Batteries: weighing and Milligan; Nc
Gill and Munyan. Umpire, Jones
at Baltimore-Cincinnati, 7; hits, o;
errors. 4. Baltimore. 10; hits, 1o; err
rors. 5. Batteries: Dryer, Bakely and
Kelly; Mac Mahon and Robinson. UNI
pire, Ferguson.
Afternoon game. baltimore, o; hits,
IL; errors, .. Cincinnati, 9; hits, s.;
errors, 3. Batteries: Bakoly and
Towsend; Dwyer and Hurley. Umpire,
Ferguson.
AT Washington, 10 innings Washing
ton :; hits, s; errors, S. Louisville, 4;
hits, 8; errors, l. Batteries: Fe-man
and Mcclure; Beel and Ryan. Umpire,
Davis.
Afternoon game. Washington, 3; hits,
Is; errors, o. Louisville, Z; hits, 2;
errors, s. Batteries: Freeman and
Snyder; McGuire Fitzgerald and Cahill.