The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
Rosr0NS AeAIN snUr on.
The Champions Losing Their Cunning
Tho other contests.

Tho Other Contests.
FITTSBURG. PA. July S.-Boston was
shut out again to-day hy the home team.
Coyle. O local pitcher, tried his hand for
boston In the fourth lac gave three
men bases on balls and Van Haltren
then came up and bit out a home run.
Coyie was hit hard in the NTH. and gave
way 90 SWEETS. SWEETS was hit so hard
A. the sixth that Staley relieved him.
Etaley pitched two innings. and Nichols
flashed the game, pitching the ninth
lnning Ehret was in great form. and
Gas finely supported. The weather was
(ne. Attendance, 400. The score:
r. II. r.
14ttsburg .........IOO434O1O-i3 10 2
Boston .............O0 5000 00 90 8
Batteries: Ehret and Miller Nichols.
Btaey. SWEETS. Coyle and Camel
Geciunad. :; BrooEivn. q.
CINCINNATI. July S-The Reds again
won out in the ninth inning. II was
sensational finish and very exciting
game. The home team came 10 the Dat
the last time needing one 70 tie the score
and two 60 win. Canaven made long
ny into the circus seats for clean home
run. and tied the score George Smith
reached first on an infeld hit which
escaped the pitcher Ward. who was
called from the bench. got his base on
bills Morgan Murphy then hit a clean
sluede into left. bringing IN the Winning
fun The game had 20 be stopped In the
ti,th inning on account Of rain, delaying
Ue game twenty minutes Attendance
60 mn. GORE. r.. II. L.
cincinnati .........2O201 p 10
Droodyn .........11O20 % II !
batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy;
Kennedy and Con Daily.
baltimore, .; Cleveland, !.
CLEVELAND. O., jelly S.-To-day's
game was Just such contest as might
b. expected when one team was badly
crippled. Cleveland rad 70 stand defeat,
when, with the regular nine, an easy VIC
tory would have resulted. ON the race
Of the returns Young was hit hard.
H. reality, chances were lost because OF
tho inability OF the extra men TO get 10
TIE ball. Attendance, 2.500 The score;
r. n. e.
Cleveland ........I11O2OOO2-7 IL 4
Baltimore ........O OO32O1 Sx-9 II 6
Batteries Young and thinner; Hawke
and Robinson.
-. Louis, !; Washington. @.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July Soy Duryear
was all kinds Of pie for the ST. Louis
D4tters this afternoon, and they had
men as far as third base in every inning.
Arthur Clarkson pitched a strong game
Ger ST. Louis. Three hits were made off
him IN the first three innings. after
which not Senator raped safely. The
score. X. ". Il.
81 Louis. ....0O2320000-7 IA /
Washingtons 100 100000 90 6
Batteries: Clarkson and Peitz; Duryear,
Mcclure and Killen.
Philadelphia, :; Chicago, &.
II T..I,r :
won to-day's contest because the Colts
pu, up a yellow game. LANCE and Kilt
tetge had chances 10 make double plays
On the third. The first refused both
chances and Kittfedge took only one
After there had been a chance 10 retire
Che side Ave unearned runs, which car
ried with them the game, came In. The day
was clear and warm and the attendance
$500 The score;
Chicago ........3OOlOOOOO-4 I
Philadelphia OO5O1O10x- o
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittridge;
Koefer and Cross.
Luui-vi.lc. 4; New York, 2.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July S.-New York
went down again before the Colonies in
q weu-played game. ES-King Kelly was
behind the bat for the Giants, and played
fine game. Both Baldwin and Hem
ming pitched good ball The former was
given poor support. The features of the
game were the batting Of Hemming and
tho Fielding OF Burke. stafford and
Weaver an making phenomenal catches
The weather was very hot. Attendance,
1900 The score r.. II. T.
louisville .........0 O10lOO02-
New York .........O 10000 %
Batteries. Hemming and Grim. Baldwin
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