The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-11
National League Games.

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National League Games.
At Washington: X H. E.
Washington ......oOio00O oO-1 3
BROOKLYN ........0 0 0 o o.
Batteries: Meekin and Farrell; Daub
and Kinslow.
At Baltimore: r. H. Il.
Baltimore ........1 o o o q 2
Boston .........0123120 ks IL 3
Batteries: Mullane and Robinson; Sta
| ley and Camel.
At New York: r. H. f.
Nrw YORK. 106O1x--11 -
! Philadelphia Il 0001 800 II
batteries: Rusie and Wilson; Casey
and Cross.
At Clevelsnd; r. II. e.
| Cleveland .........1 o. 2 Ox-u 10 l
81. Louis. 21000 el-4
Batteries: Clarkson and Gunson; Brett
| .nstein and Buckley.
At Chicago: r. Fl. e.
| Chicago .'..........OSOO3O1 IS
| Cincinnati .......31001022x-9 u l
Batteries: Mauck and Schriever; Dwyer
and Vaughan.
At Pittsburg (hrst game): r. II. E.
| Pittsburg .........O 10000 Sd
| Louisville ........20Of8O0oo-u 10 {.
Batteries: Kileen, Cocough, sugden
and Stencil: Hemming and Weaver
Second game: r. H. e.
Pittsburg .........o50040 OKLA 20
| Louisville .......0 90 90 90 ; =
Batteries: Killeen and Mack; Stratton
| and Weaver.
Southern League Games.
At Chattanooga: r. Fl. e.
Chattanooga ..11OOO2312-10 II
| Atlanta .........1 10O00000-2
Batteries: Stephens and Dugdale; Con-
nor and Moran.
At Memphis First Game-ten inningsl;
r.. II. +.
Memphis ....O2OOO1O1O1-5 10 4
| Nashville ...1OO1OO2OO
Batteries: Phillips and Rogers; Rogers
| and Boland.
Second Game-ten innings:
| Memphis 02000t00- IL
| Nashville ....OOOOfO21 13
Batteries: Wadsworth and Rogers;
Bailey and Boland. Called on account
Of darkness.
| MACON. GA. August 1o.-Folowing are
the results Of the League games;
r. II. f.
| Macon .....................-.'' ~
| savannah ........................
batteries: Clausen and Fields; cum
| noingg and Connaughton. Game called
al end of seventh inning on account OF
| rain.
The College Bows Won.
| ROANOKE. VA, August 1O.-Special.-
| The second game between the ROANOKE
| Athletic Club and the Richmond CoileSe
team to-day resulted in victory LOT
| the visitors by a score Of to IN the
ninth inning.
! The Game in Petersburg
The Forest Hill Cherubs betook theth-
| selves to the Cockadc city yesteFuay
| afternoon, accompanied by some hity OF
sixty cranks and rooters, and proceeded
| 10 wipe up the diamond with the Peters
burg Farmers. They succeeded admirably
in their efforts, and came home with VIC
tory perched upon their banners
| The game was one OF the best seen
| this season, and hits were plentiful on
| both sides. The Cherubs all mad thelr
| eye on the ball. and banged IT right and
| left but the excellent fielding OF the
! Petersburg team prevented them from
| scoring but FIVE clean hits. They were
| all except one made in the first three IN
ninGs off Leach. the crack twlrler. IN
| the fourth inning IL was seen that II they
| were 10 win It were best to make
change, and Quarles was substituted
and pitched a great game, only one hit
| being made.
The Cherubs felded excellenuy. and
| put up a fine game, with the exception or
| Foster. who appeared 10 be somewhat
of. having two passed balls and bad
| muff OF an easy foul 1y. These were
| costly. and allowed two Of the runs made
| by the Farmers
| The game opened with the Cherubs at
bat, and the first two innings ended in
| goose-eggs for them, while the Farmers
| by a passed ball, scored one run.
The third inning opened with Foster at
| bat. and he banged out a good one
| Napier went TO base on balls. Upper
made a beautiful hit. filling the bases.
| Then Morgan. the flest-hooted left fielder.
stepped up and banged the first bali over
the left fence for home run. and four
! men scored.
The Farmers tried hard to overcome
this lead, but succeeded In making only
one run I'm the third and again in the
| eighth In this inning ore OF the prettiest
| plays ever seen was made by Kahn, Tup-
per and Zigler. Mccain went 20 his
base on balls. Quarles made a safe bunt
and reached first. Keefer hit safely, Nc
Gam scored and Quaries went 10 third.
and no one out Then Wilson hit a hot
one 10 Kain. who, by a beautiful stop,
and quick fielding. threw TO Upper on
second. putting Keefcr out and also dou-
| bled up Wilson at first. Limeberger went
out on fly 10 Napier
In the eighth the Cherubs earned one
more run on hits by Lemons and Bel-her.
In the ninth neither side scored. and
the score below tells the tale:
Forest Iill5...............0 0 10000 O-5
| Petersburgs ...............A0 100000 %
Base hits-For Forest Hills, Foster.
| Topper. Morgan. zigier and Belcher;
for Petersburgs. Ford. Quarles (2), Keefer.
Leach (). Home runs-Morgan. Two
base hits-Lmons and Belcier Errors
Forest Hills. 5; Petersburgs. 2.
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