The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
70 the tenth inning

when with one man OUT. bech.et ii"'o !"
single. took second on HOys tumble lhlIu Oh
CorkbiIrs hit and scored. Pittsburgs only run
was made on Radiord's Wild throw. IA the
Senators half Of the tenth RichaF son NJ -
right took second on knells sacrlhce anu
scored on Dowd ssinglc. RadtOrdgOta slhEie'
stole second and scored on Hoy single: ~
the second game IN the fourth inning MIL
gan hit out q three Dagger and scored on MI
lens sacrifice Pittsburg tied the score III
their half of the eighth on tarles slhSie aru
n steal TO second and Berbauer slhgie. io
Senators made -four runs III Their hHf 81 lno
eighth by timely hitting. a Wild throw u Va79
on balls and DOwd being hit by pltched
hall. Knen and Kilen both pitched great
ball for the Washingtons. The scores
First game) h' 10 lie &.
Pitteburgs .OOOOOOOOOl-l 8 0
Washingtons o 0 o 90 90 p
Batteries. Calvin and Mack; Kneil and Nc
Cure. mpire, Hurst
Second game: r. b. T. ].
Pitssburgs... ....OOOOOOO1O
Washlngtons.....O 0O1OOO4x-
Batteries. Baldwin and Earle. Killen and
Milligan Umpire. Hurst.
CHICAGO. May The Giants were simply
not in it with Chicago to-day. hutchinson
delivery was q sealed mystery aud only one
man picked out q scratch single ana that III
the ninth. Hutchinson was strong at the Dat
coo. and three of the Colts twelve hits are
credited TO him. IN tho sixth Chicago
pounded King all over the lot. earning five
runs The Giants played better game IN
the field than yesterday, and Fuller accepted
all but two OF the eleven chances onereu.
The score:
Chicagos .......OO 25OO1-S u 2
New Yorks. .....OOOO 100000 3
Batteries; Iutchison and KttedSe' King
and Boyle. Umpire. Emsle
CLEVELAND O., MAY baltimore won the
game in the tenth inning to-day alter two
were out. because Davies gave Snoch Daso
on balls aud Whistler Int the ball over Doyle 5
head for two bases Davies was responsible
for two other OF Bait mOre's runs by making a
mess Of an easy little gronnder. Score
Il. B.H. Z.
Cleveiands.... % OOOOO3 % II
BaltimoTes....0 o o 0 90 o 3 o / lO
BATTERIES: Davies and OConnor. Cobb
and Gunzen. Umpire, Gahnoy
LOUISVILLE, KY., May 7. The Philadel-
phias outplayed the home team ut every
point today, although their vlctO,y was
largely due 10 punching their hits effectively.
Jones was batted SO hard that at the end ~
the sixth inning StrattOn was substituted.
The three runs IN the sixth, which decided
the game. were materially aided by Tom
Browns wild throw. Attendance 1000.
Score:
Louisvilles. ...OOO12OOOO-8 o 4
Philadelphias. o 0 o 3 o 3 % OK 6
Batteries. Jones and Grim Weybing and
Cross. Umpire; McCrum.
81. LOUIS, No. May About $500 people
saw Dave Foutz. the first batter in the ninth
inning, win the game Tor Bro klyn to-day by
safe line hit to right field. which Caluthers
attempted 20 reach hut failed. The ball
bounded by him and when he heided 1t III
Glasscock fumblea it and Foutz crossed tho
plate. Score;
f.. BIB. 7.
ST. Louis. ..OOO1OO2O
Brooklyns. 400 1000 /
Batteries Gleason md Moran; Foutz and
Daily Umpire. Lynch.
CNcINNATI. O.. May The BOstOns out
delders PLAYED magnificent ball to-day. Two
great throws 70 the plate by Mccarthy and "a
sensational catch by Staley saved the game,
and Duffy won II by hitting 10 the fence for
home run The tReds outhelded and out
batted the Bostons. Attendance. 5000.
Score
r. B.H. J..
Cincinnatis ... OOOOO1 1902 9 0
Bostons. ....... 90 O2X-3
Batteries Mullane and Harrington; Staley
and Camel. Umpire Sheridan.