The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-05

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,,ruen was also hit hard. but eo9a Sup, sup
nort saved him, Nanhaitreh an re-,
bauer excclIing. Ro<insoh ulu -" 1900
.rork for Baltimore. OiaSscoCh p,"y az
~ arxt game with Pittsburg ana 90
M onoortune batting. Attehoance'
800. The score; o,o,o,1l II a
Y,,teburr .......1 02O4O IL
f,alt,noora ........0 90 u OF 0 y
po,,eries. Knlen and Miller; McMaiioh
and Robinson.
Ptt.burg, II; Baltimore, l.
x,r1-rSprrRG. July 4.--Hawke's numer-
- basos ON balls and few timely mus
eve Plttsburg good lead In thls ai,er-
a,,s came McNabb relieved hawkes.
a. tho 1fth inning. after three runs had
been scored and two out. me ocolcn-
nan was also an easy marx. Terry "@o
Wild. and was also hit hard, tspsc'a..y
IN the fourth inning when the ba ,1-,pos
toucbed him Up for FIVE singles. weather
oeav |.'s.I $500. X. III. Il.
p,, ast,rl,OO' ''so2o6210o-1f -
baltimore .....OOO3O220 -
batteries. Terry and Miller: McNaoo'
Hawke. Clark and Robinson.
Boston, 4; Chicago. ,.
CHICAGO. July 4.-The Bostons won IN
n canter This morning, landing the game
An the fourth inning. In the second Su-
yetts hit 10 Dahlen. and az frs colilded
With Arson. lie was hurled ten feet from
The sack. falling face downward. lie was
Unconscious for five minutes. lie was
hurt about the head and Internally. sta
lev finished the game. McGlnnis went in
for the Colts after the second. The
weather was cloudy and cool and the
attendance {. $50 The score:
Chicagos ..........0 ! o 90 % 2
Bostons ,..........04O10 Dol 2x-S IL l
batteries: McGinnis, Mauck and SchriY-
er: staIey. SWEETS and Cancel.
Boston. 3. Chicago. I.
CHICAGO. July 4-Anson's leg was
&urt i'm his collision with SWEETS in the
morning game. and FOR the first time
this season he laid of, Decker covering
first and LANCE second. Decker maze a
rood impression. but marred his record
Nv An unnecessary wild throw. Bostons
~, in Nichols and the ChicagOs Hutch
;nson. II was as in the morning, walk
over for the champions. Tucker IN the
arst. was ordered out OF the coachers
box for chaffing Hutchinson and hned $40
besides. NOISY Toms coacplhg was
missed thereafter. The weather was clear
AID warm, and the attendance az, me
score.
Chlcagos ..........10000000o-1 Z
Bostons ..........21 100000 Ox-5
batteries Hutchinson and Kittredge;
Nichols and Merritt.
Cleveland. 10; Irooklyn.S.
CLEVELAND. o., July 4.-CleVeland
xvor, the afternoon game by hard hitting.
Aivord played third and did well but
the great work Of the game was that or
McKeen, who played the best gan az
short ever seen In Cleveland ana hnoci'eu
the ball over right field fence for TIE
scond time ia the history Of the grounds.
Attendance 10000 score; - -
Cleveland ....O132071t1-f6 -
BROOKLYN .....1 00O4O2O1-S IL
batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Had
dock and Kinslow.
Cleveland, ie, brooklyn, -.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 4.-The chances
are that Cleveland is no longer a factor
In the pennant race not unless good
fh,rd basemap can be occurred. IN sliding
70 second this morning, Tebeau was un-
Intentionally spiked by brooklyn
player, and the spike caught in his
knee throwing IL around and out OF
Joint lie will not play again this sea
son. and may be permanently injured.
Cleveland had a good lead, but the team
seemed 10 lose heart when Tebeau was
hurt. and from that time on the ball was
tit hard BY the Brooklyns. The game
was called AZ the end OF the ninth, owing
20 the shortness Of the time before the
second game. The score; II. H. Il.
Cleveland .......121 OF 1 / liz Is
brooklyn 100 liz IL l
Batteries: Clarkson. thinner and OCon-
nor; Stein and DAILY.
Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati, IA.
CINCINNATI. O., July 4.-The Reds
lost this mornings game by the narrow
margin OF one run In a very heavy slug
ginz game. Each side used two pitchers
in the game. Chamberlain and keefe
we're knocked out Of the box in the third
Inning. and their places were taken by
JWyer and Sharott respectively The
o1tieldlng Of Ward was something awful
He alone was responsible for about half
TIRE runs scored by the visitors. The
game was very exciting. Attendance,
III. The score;
Cincinnatls .......3O 1920 30-14 II 4
fhiadelphias ....1 ? 3 0 Old II .
batteries: Duryea, Chamberlain and
Vaughan, Keefe. Sharrot and Clements
Philadelphia. @; Cincinnati. 3.
CINCINNATI. July 4.--Both sides bat
tsd heavily In the afternoon game. Ward
made costly errors in right field, which
result netted Philadelphia six runs. The
weather was fine and more than seven
thousand people were present. Score:
RH.E
Cincinnati .......0OO000O4 y 3
Philadelphia ...I0021 001 l. IL !
Batteries: King and Vaughn; Vickery
and Cross.
New York. f. 81. Louis. &.
ST. LOUIS. July 4.-Four thousand five
hundred spectators saw the Giants toy
with Breitcnstein and Hawley this morn
lag The shock came in the third inning,
when Connor, Kelly, Burke and Lyons
hammered out f0ur runs. Hawley was
Dat I'm. but was hit with equal freedom.
The ST. Louisans could not ind Davies,
ana were never In the contest az any
stage. a high wind blew throughout the
game. and the last inning was played
IN binding rain. The afternoon game
was postponed until tomorrow. Score:
IT, II. e.
st. Louis .........0 00O10-4 9 l
New York .......1O4O21 OOx-S 10 3
Batteries: Breitensteln, Hawley and
Peitz, Davies and Kelly.
nj. Louis, =; New York, 4.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Ths afternoons
game was battle Of pitchers. but the
Browns luck came back to them. New
York scored in the third inning on Lyons
single. stolen base. Kelley's sacrifice
and a base hit by Doyle. The Browns
could get no further than third until
the eighth. but batted out victory in
the ninth with a crack to left. Shugart
Followed with a single. and Peltz drove
a two-eagger into centre. scoring them
both. Score.