The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-26

favored their side az every possible OPP
portunity. and honors were easy on TINS
score no real out-and-out papaole uau
5.ctsions were made until the Reds turn
=, a.. hot IN the ninth Inning. The score
was a tie. Caravan was gwen DIS p"sc
an hols George Smith hunted the ball
and started for first Tebeau, VINO Wa
,iavlng first, feiied the bail anu "'''
ran across the path 20 tOuch the runner
Re drew back and hit Smith resoundlh6
vhack. The ball rolled out OF MS hdIu9
and Canavan went clear 20 thlru on nv
e,,or and Smith TO first. McAleer sur
,.r,seA and disguised everybody by not
INV declaring Smith out, but by order
10 Caravan 10 come back TO second
rrbere was long squabble, and captain
Iotbom finally sent Caravan BACK 10
tbe base. II was then Dryers turn 10
Az bia work. He sent Murphy ana sum
van TO first IN that way, and Ward CouIu
bsve had the SIT Of the base had ne
v,,i,ed but. instead. he hit down 20
tecopd. and Canavan was thrown OUT a.
tho niate Latham the next man up
stepped across the plate ana was M
.,,th a mitchell ball. sending In the WIN
,t,e nm The whole affair was disgrace
ri in the extreme. The Cieveiands, how
ever. were the most 10 blame. W ea'Hci
''ear A''O va $50 r. II. T..
clDc,nnans .....3O000OOO1-4 !
CIeyolands .......1 90 2 DO % !
batteries: Sullivan and MURPHY 1ouHs
and O'Connor.
Philadelphia fG; Brooklyn,7.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. July @-TAe
pbiIies easily defeated the BrookIyns
mis- afternoon. and. by hard hitting,
carried ten Of their sixteen runs. stem
pitched for the BridegrOoms f0r SIX IN
nlucs. but he was very wild, givlns nine
mon their bases on balls. four OF whom
scored. IN the seventh inning toutz came
jn from left field and relieved stein. Inc
Br1oklyn's captain was no more sue
ceesfil than stein. for I'm the eighth In
rtnos the Phules hit for ten bases and
se,,on earned runs. Weather fair and
warm. Attendance. 5000 Score:
pbiIadelphias ....O32O3205 2-16 II 2
Rrooklvns .......21 O2OO2OO-7 !
batteries: weighing and Clements; Stein
snd Kinslow.
Boston, IS. Washington.G g.
BOSTON. July 25.-Boston won today $
game at the South End by timely BAT
ting and superior fielding. Sam wise was
IN great batting form, and his fieiding
was brilliant in the extreme. Attend
anco I e9s score. Il. H. r.
Boston ...........4003O133 9-l5 - l
Washington ......3 q ) i Is
Batteries: SWEETS and Camel; Esper
and Farrell.
st. Louis. o; ChIcago.7.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Pitcher Clarkson
turned the trick for 81. Louis this after
noon. He put Uncle Anse out on strikes
twice, and was just as much Of puz'
gle 20 the rest OF the Colts They neve.
made two hits I'm any inning until the
ninth. The Browns batted McGill at Will
any one on the team getting in a SAFE
rap In the ninth, after two men wer'
out. four hits three bases on balls an(
three bad errors gave the Chicagos sil
runs. Attendance, 1900. Score: II. II. T.
St. Louis.........I "a 0201 % l3
Chicago ..........0 o o 6 o o 9 Ct
Batteries: Garrison and Gunson; Nc
GIL and Kittredge.
PHtsburg, 10; Louisville, 4.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July &.--Louisvilh
was defeated to-day by Pittsburg. IL wa
a very well played and interesting gam
ND 20 the seventh inning when Pitts
burg clinched the game by making fV
runs on a base on balls. four singles, tw
doubles ana home run. Gumber
pitched a good game and kent the Colo
nels guessing all the time The feature
Of the game were the short-stop playin
or O'KourKc, the secOnd-base playing o
Blerbaucr. and his nome ran hit over tn
left field fence. Weather hot. Attend
ance. LOO. Score: r. ii.
Louisville ........0 Il O l 0 2 0 o. 4
Pittsburg ........o 031 8 0x-l0 II
Batteries: Rhodes and Grim; Gumbei
and Sugden.
New Yord, o; Baltimore, B.
NEW YORK. July 25.-The Baltimore
could not hit Rusie to-day, while the Ne
Yorks hammered Hawke all over II
fleld in the first two innings and mac
enough runs TO settle the game beyor
the question Of a doubt. McNahh su
ceeded Hawke in the third, and was ~
hit hard. Both teams put up gre
ehme I'm the field. Score: II. II.
New Yorks........2 4 0 Ii 0 0 0 Is IL
Baltimores .......0 10000 ia 4
Batteries: Rusie and Millgan; Hawk
McNabb and Clarke.
How the Clubs Stand.