The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-05

E9yI The Giants on the
xJWIFAEhs-srS other hand found
SE4.A Gumbert easy.
Score. pH p.
cbioagos ...1O1oOOOOO-2 0
New Works. o 31200 XII IL
Batteries Gumbert and Schrlyer' husie
and BOYLE. Umpire. Lynch.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The Colts won the second game after the
the Giants had scored five runs on two VIA
throws by Crane, and errors by RICHARDSON
which let in four runs, tleing the e;s score ore
Hutchinson was invincible after the third mn
inc The Giants being unable to solve his
delivery. Score
cbicaoo......1OO22O22S- u p Q
New Yorks.......1 10 o 20
Observation-Disclosures and Schriver; Crane
and Doyle. Umpire. Lynch.
Cincinnatis. 0-6i Bostons, 81.
CrsrryvAr1. o.. July The Cincinnatis
and Bostous played a dng-dong, bih-0ang
game Of ball this morning. The contest was
close and exciting up to the eighth inning
when George Smith hit for q. home run, with
a man on base. Attendance about lo'VOo'
Score:
Cincinnatis NIB 1000 3x- 4
Rostons ......1O30 / o.
batteries: chamberlain and Vaughan;
Nichols and Bennett. Umpire Emslie.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The Reds had the Bostons six to nothing
in the fourth inning this afternoon, but the
latter by great uphill work, caught them
and beat them out in the last inning. Score.
h. B.H. L.
Cipcinnotis .....s2IOOOOOO-6 8
Bostons. .........0 000I a 81
Batteries Chamberlain. pwyer and Vaughn:
Stiyetts and Bennett. Umpire, Emshe.
Plttsburgs, 1O-7; Baitlmores, 5-2.
PTrsBURG. Pa. June Had Guns0n been
able 10 make base hit IN the eighth inning
of this mornings game the Baltimores Woulu
have tied 1t. and in all prooa3nity Won tno
came. Mcmahon was unsteady IN the sec
ond third and fourth innings, but after that
was inyincible. Score;
pinsbures. OO-7 II 4
Baltimores ND o 200 O 3 O. D
Batteries: Baldwin and Mack; McMahon
and Gunson. Umpire; Mitchell.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Tie home team batted Foreman all over
the lot in this afternoons game. while not
visitor reached first base of TerrY's delivery
until the seventh inning, when Halligan MT
for q home run.
Pittsburgs. ......21O2OO40 10 II 0
Baltimo1es 20 0 0 90 o o :
Batteries: Terry and Miller; Foreman and
Gunson. Umpire, Mitchell
st. Louis. 0-3; Philadelphia. 90.
sr Louis July the st. Louis team
punched their hits in the first, secoud and
sixth innings and won the game on earned
runs Attendance. 1909 Score:
Il. B.H. Z.
S. Louis....42OOO9OOO-9 II 2
Philadelphias....O 0 90 0 0 % 10
batteries: Calvin and Buckley; Keefe and
Coos. Umpire. McQuade.
AFTERNOON GAME.
s. Louis was unable to bat Carsey in this
afternoons game. Philadelphia batted Glea-
son hard. Delahnnty and Thompson taking
the lead Delahauty's stick work was feature
Of both games. Score
81. Louis. .......O 020O-S
Pbiadelphias IL o 3 00200 x-6 2
Batteries. Bretenstein. Gleason and Buck
lev: Carsey and Cross. Umpire, McQuade.
BrooklYns. ~; LouisvilIes, 40
LOUISVILLE. Ky. July 2.-The score Of the
morning game stood as follows;
Iouisvllles. % O00000-0 4
Br0oklyns 30 O2OO1x-4
Batteries: Niau and DOwse; Stein and
Daley Umpire. Gail.
AFrlRNOON GAME.
The Brooklyns had picnic with the Colo
nels in tie afternoon game. batting Sanders
and Stratton all over the field, Burns making
three two baggers. Score:
Louisvilles.., ....OIiO 0o101-4 s 4
Brooklyns 80 221002 OK II
Batteries, Wan and Dowse; Haddock and
Daily. Umpire, Gahney.
CIevelands, 0.-3; WashinGtons, "a
CLEVELAND, o., June 4.-(Morning game)
Score:
R. BIB. z.
Clevelands .......OO22O1O22-9 - l
Washingtons OI1O000 00-2 g
Batteries Cuppy and Zlmmer hneh anu
lliligan. Umpire. Hurst.
AFIERSo n GAMF.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 4.-Bad base running
and Rutgers wilduess az the commencement
nj the zane lost to Cleveland in the afternoon.
The batting and fielding OF DAVIS was the
most striking feature.
Cleveland. ........10000 20oo-3 A
Washington 81 0 90 0 q 0x-f :
batteries Rutger and O'Connori hhieh
and Mcclure. Umpire. Hurst.
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