The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-28

freely. and as his support was poor. tho visl-
tors found no difficulty in piling up runs.
Clarkson pitched effectively and was backed
up by q stonewall infeld. which permitted
nothing to pass it. Long gave an exhibit
ton of fielding the like of which
has never been seen here before: lie
was ubiquitous. apparently, and made one
brilliant stop and fine throw The second
game was the most interesting contest played
this season in Washington. Both clubs SUD
stituted different pitchers. Klroy making his
first appearance. He pitched an almost phe-
nomenal game and had the Boston Datters
entirely at his command. but loose feiding or
the home team gave Boston the game in the
ninth inning. Stivetts. too. was IN good form,
and his support was excellent. Scores:
wash him tons. oOoOOOOOO-O 2
Bostons .........22 OO3 TX 10 !
Batteries: Gastrght und Mlliean; Clark
son and Cancel. Umpire Gafiney.
Second game) Il. B.H. z
Washiugtons....0 0 o
Bostons ......O 5000 !
Batteries: Kilroy and McGuirei Stivetts
and CANCEL. Umpire. Gaiiney.
PHILApELrHrA. Pa. April -: Philadelphia
and New York broke even to-day. The giant
Rusle had no terrOrs for the Phi.lies. who
batted him hard from start TO finish. On the
other hand the visitors could 10 nothing with
the delivery Of either keeie or tsper.
Connor's home run drives were the features.
The tables were turned IN the second game.
Silver King had the Quakers at his mercy.
and but for Lyons errors they would have
been shut out. weighing was not hit to any
extent. but his bases on balls were disastrous
in results. Scores:
First game: II. p. II. +.
Philadephias 4 31239 8 10 20 2
New Norks.......0 0 O1 OG 90 o. 4 7
Batteries. Keefe Esper and Clements; Rusie
and Boyle. Umpire, Hurst.
Second game: n. BIB. E.
Phladephias. 100000 4
Now lorks. III 0 O2001x-4
Batteries: weighing and Clements; King and
Boyle. Umpire Hurst.
B4L1IMonf, Md. April 27.-The Orioles
played postponed game with the Brooklyn
team to-day and lost through their inability
to hit Foutz at the right time The home
team outbatted the visitors and a timely hit
would have won the game several times. The
visitors bat;ed Cobb in a lively manner in the
first inning. which gave them two earned runs.
After this their hits were scattered. Balti-
more had a mixed team. as both Wood and
Shindle were laid of. The fielding was ex-
ceedingly brilliant. Score
R. B.H. z.
Baltimores. o.. . 0O1 o. /
Brooklyns. 600. 0 90 100000 9
Batteries. Cobb and Robinson; Foutz and
Daily. Umpire. McCular.
CLEVELAND. O.. April 27.-Good batting at
the right time won the game tor Cleveland
to-day. The Colts would not connect their
hits on Cuppy and lost. Sensational fielding
plays were made by Cooney. Burkett and
Chids. Doyle hit the ball into the left field
seats for the first home-run of the season.
Score:
II. B.H. 7.
Cleveiands......1 o. 400 7 2
Chicagos. .......0 0 0 0 Of u 9 /
Batteries: Cufy and DOYLE; Gumbert and
Kittrldge. Umpire, Sheridan.
PIrrsBURG, Pa. April 27.-Ehret's erratic
work in the first inning of to-day's game
gave TO Louisville a good lead. After
striking two men out. two singles and
two bases on balls netted .our runs After
that the Pittsburger pitched good ball.
Stratton was batted lively at times but at
critical periods he could not be- solved.
Corkhills excellent work was a leading fea
ture Score:
II. r. II. F.
Pittsburgs...... 0 / 0O201-4 IL 0
Louisvilles. 80. 000O O02x-6 8 2
Batteries: Ehret and Earle Strattou and
Weaver. Umpire. Lynch.