The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

tie finish. The principal feature Oh 'n.S
a. utest was a brilliant ohe-hhHu IIDli.N-
catch by Duiee and Me-'l' -7'- W.. 90, "'
eIort sion Tie second game was one oi tie
-,.,s. iuterastfrg and exciting paFed mere l-.'7
sea-0u. in the second innin@ It'7Du. Z .',-
ted Gastrirht hard and ~ pc " a7 WIZ tDs5
tailed five RUS. hilen was substituted li
tla third inning lut the visitors. through
sa,,orsl scratch hits AIDED by an error, added
three more runs. The Senators could
rotLfn0 with Smiths curves Ia the So enih
lnning when they tied the score on Jour
SINGLES dOublo and two triples AAet sV.'N
the lead IN the following inning. Dut .H7
CuoLv CITY tesm on two bases on balls
SINGLE aud two unsuccessful attempts 10 re-
tre runners 80 the plate scoreu hVe runs Hl"
,r.n tLa came Nueh dissatisfaction was
manifested by both teams over hms"es de-
cisiOn-. score
irst game d. b.h' %,
Washinetons.....1 0 o o l u
Pitts 1urgs ........O 0 o o o / u
Batteries Foreman anil Nlihsan BALDWIN
and Mack Umpire, Lmshe
Second game IL h,a' >;
WashingtOns....O OO
Pittsburos.......O % 90 % 5N-l3 lO
Batteries Gastrght and Kiiien. MAaFon
and Alc(iuire Smith. Baldwin and Mack.
mpire, Emshe.
crErfLASus. 10, BALrIMoREs' G..
p.,4,,,opr Mn. Nav 2s.-The Ceyelanls
won their third game from the Baltimore TO-
dav because of poor fielding on the part of "a
new man named Hailgan His misludgmeuts
rsnsed ail tine long hits and the loss ~ the
game The Baitimores DATED wen aud iHu
the paTne we'll 80 band out tor these iut'p-Ats-
Van Baitren started IN 10 Ditch after me MIN
inning. He was quite successful. Attendance
''--O' n. H.H. p.
Bsltimores. 5000
Ceyelands.. O3004O3O x-W ID B
Batteries. Gunson. Robinson. Van Ila.tren
and Healey. Cuppy and L.mmer Nmq.re'
Macular.
pHLADELpHIAs, 2. CrNCINNATIs l..
PHuADyrrHIA. May 2s- Both Duryea and
VIEWING pitched superb ball to-day. but the
formers two wild pitches were Important
factors in the scoring of tho fhladeipnia
winning run Each was backed up DO splendid
stvle none of the fielding errors affecting the
score. Despite two misplays Smith played q
great game 40 short and Cross covered himself
with glory at third. Score.
%. B.H. y.
Cinoipnatis ........0 5000 0e-i o
Phiadelphias......O o j 90 OK o.
Batteries Duryea aud Murphy; weighing
and Clements. Umpire Hurst.
uosroNs. O. LouIsvLLEs. 9.
Bosros. Mass. MAY g. Boston took revenge
10 day for Yesterdays defeat and gave the
C0l0nels good warming Jones was batted
out of the box. Boston punching four hits IN
the second inning and the same number IN
the 6fth. SWEETS had the visitors at his
mercy He struck out four Of the first seven
batsmen. Duffy and Tom Brown made good
catches. The score.
Bostons ......O3 O81O1 10 l3
Louisvilles 30 0 90 o o .
Batteries Stivotts and Cancel Jones,
Neekin and Grim. Umpire, Sheridan.
81 LOUIS. 1O BB0OKLYNs @
Baoor1yx. MAY Brooklyn aud ST.
Louis played q see-saw game to-day. 50 tho
hegiuuing of the ninth inning the GrOOms
we're four runs behind the Browns but bits
by Ward. Tom DAILY and Foutz, a three baser
bv Burns and sacrifice hits by Brouthers and
OBrien made tho score even. Ia the last
half of the ninth inning BrOdie scored tie
winning run. The score:
j.. B.H. T.
Brooklyns 800. OIL . o a. Q u
ST. louis. 101 0231 i-i8 70
Batteries Foutz, Hart and Con Daley
Easton and Buckle. Umpire Lynch.
ca1cAGos. 10; NEW IoREs, e
Nrw YoaK. May 2s.-1he Giants played q
miserable game from start 20 finish Hutch
iuson was hit hard at times. but the hit never
came when needed. Eusie gave ten bases on
balls sending Jimmy Ryan 10 FIRST each of
the five times no came 10 bat. Attendance
nearly 5000. The score:
H. n. H. p.
Nev Works. OO2O0110-4 10 g.