The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-28

sss bad more brilliant features in field
INC and base-fuaning than have been seen
tn any game at the South End this sea-
SON
Teston won the second game In a can
Ter. The visitors could do nothing with
Ssvetts. Attendance, 4,,S2. Scores:
1r,rst game): X. II. T..
Boston .............O q
baltimore .....,..10O0OOOlO-2
Batteries: Staley and Camel; Hawkes.
and Clarke.
poston .......I1B21100x-n 9 3
Raltimore .......1O0O0O000- 6 6
Batteries: Sflvetts and Camel; McMa-
hon and Clarke.
Brooklyn. 20; Philadelphia, 2.
HpooKLYN. n. Y. July 1.-THE
Rrooklyns fairly annihilated the Phillles
AZ Eastern Park to-day, hitting Taylor
and Jack Sharrott at will and being
helped along by bad errors. Stein was
very effective. on the other hand. Foutz
tried a cousin Of Jack Sharrott George
sharrott. in the last two innings, and the
youngster showed up strongly. Re VIII
he signed. The Brooklyn Club purchased
the release Of Third Baseman Keller
from the New Yorks this morning, and
he played a fine game this afternoon
scorn, Il. II. L.
Brooklyn .........04116152x-2O 13 l
philadelphia ....020000000-2 8 I
Batteries: George Sharrott. Stein and
Kinslow: Taylor. Jack Sharrott and Gle
ments.
New York, :; Washington, 3.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 2I-Twelve
hundred people saw New York defeat
washington this afternoon In an interest
ing game. despite its errors. The visitors
found Meakin frequently enough TO ensure
them the game. while the Senators could
not make hit twice when the bases were
fun. The features Of the game were
Doy1e's batting and the field work OF
Hoy and Burke. Davis scored one OF his
runs on errors by Wise and Sullivan.
never stopping In the circuit Of the bases.
Score: *. II. Il.
washinrstons ....1OOOO211O-5 . 7
New Yorks........O1OO5O1Ox- IS 8
Batteries: Meakin and Farrell; Baldwin
and Doyle.
Chicago, IL; Louisville, 3.
LOUIVILLE, KY. July 27.-Louisville
was defeated by Chicago to-day in a
very interesting game. Menefee pitched
a clever game. but his support was mis-
cradle. Hutchinson was a mystery 10 all
the Colonies except Bill Brown. who hit
him hard. The features Of the game
were the back stop work Of Grim. the
home-run drive Of LANCE and the hitting
OF Hutchinson. Weather cloudy. Attend
ance. 100. Score: r. II. Z.
louisville i.........1 0020000 % 5 Z
Chicago ...........1 4000115 x-l2 y A
Batteries: Menefee and Grim; Hutchi-
son and Sehriver.
Cleveland, o; st. Louis, 3.
ST. LOUIS, MO, July A.-Breitenstain's
wlidness and errors by Crooks and Shu-
CART gave Cleveland to-day's game. The
Spiders started I'm poorly. allowing st.
Louis 10 score twice in the opening in
ming by loose fielding. In the third in
ming Breitenstein hit a man and gave two
bases on balls. These, with a double by
O'Connor and two errors by Crooks gave
the C%levelands four runs. Both pitchers
were effective. ATTENDANCE, 2,7CO. Score:
r. II. r.
st. Louis ..........2 00100000-3 6 4
C~levelands .......0 14000l0x- 4 2
Batteries: Breitensteln and Gunson;
Garrison and O'Connor.
Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg. 3.
CINCINNATI, o., July G.-It was o
beautiful game OF ball that the Reds and
Pittsburgs played this afternoon. Both
Parrot and Terry were hit very hard,
but both received field support Of the
most sensational kind. The Reds had
the best OF the hitting. Smith carrying
of the batting honors with a home-run,
a single and a double. Attendance, 1882.
Score.
r. II. e.
Cincinnati .........1 30002O2x-S o 1
Pittsburg ..........0 020l0000-3 s 1
Batteries: Parrot and Murphy; Terry