The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

day was frst-cidSH' ~ o. ~
dered from the game aiter the IouI,n i
t,ninr Covle. n local pitcher. relieved
s,aie&, in the sixth inning, and did pretty
yolI. The weather was warm. Attend
ance. 800. Score: H. "a a. !"
,,aa.o, OOOOOO000- s 3
batteries: Gumbert and Miller; Coyle,
staley and Merritt
PbIIadelphia, IL; Chicago TO-
CHICAGO. July 7.-Philadelphia won
to-dav's game I'm the fourth inning. driv-
ing McGinnis. who succeeded Mauck' OUT
~ the box before the inning was over
ana earning six runs. Ryan finished me
como for the colts. Carsey replaced
v,ckery IN the fourth inning. why an
son pulled out Mack and put IN Mc,'lh-
MS nobody knows. The day was the not
test Of the year. ana the attehudii0e
was only 100 Score.
Chicago ........O143O2oOo-1o Is 9
pbiiadeIpbla .....214600O0 x-i5 -
batteries: Mauck. McGinnis, Schriver
and Kittridge: Vickery, Carsey and Glenn
ents
Games Postponed.
AZ Cincinnati: The Cincinnat-Brooklyn
game was postponed on account OF rain
st Louis. o; Washington. ,.
ST LOUIS. July THE home team
won to-days game by lucky hitting.
Rreitenstoin was very effective M criti-
cal times. while Esper was hit safe and
hard. The Browns fielded brilliantly. and
covered an immense amount Of territory.
Quinn's playing was particularly bril-
liant. Attendance. 1i67. Score:
ST. Louis .........1O8O1O2O2-9 IL /
Washington ......0OO111O zoos 3
Batteries: Breitenstein and Gunson;
Esper and Farrell.
louisville, 4; New York, 2.
LOUISVILLE. July 7.-Stratton pitched
q good game to-day. and would have
shut the New Yorks out only for errors
in the ninth inning by pfeffer and Bin
Brown Seward gave entire satisfaction
IN his decisions for both clubs. The fea-
lures OF the game were the hitting of
Weaver and a catch Of Tom Brown on
q liner Of Wards in the ninth, with two
men on the bases Weather fair. At
tendance 1900 Score:
Louisville .......OO2OO O002-4 10 8
New York.......0 0 o. 900 p 8 3
Batteries: Stratton and Grim; Rusie
and Doyle.
Baltimore, 10; Cleveland. Il.
flSEN LAM, July Lad pltcnlng de-
feated Cleveland to-day. Cuppy began
poorly and retired. and the succeeding
pitchers We're a little worse. Bases on
balls and safe hits after that came
freely for Baltimore. The fielding Of both
teams. with the exception of Burketts
work, was excellent. Attendance 1900.
Score: r. ii. e.
Clevelands .......1OOOOO4OO-5 u s
Baltimores .......822 034O1x-l5 Is /
Batteries: Cuppy, Stafford, Williams
and thinner; Mcmahon and Robinson.
Southern League Games.
At Augusta: r. II. +.
Augusta ...........0 O210000G- Go 10
Charleston .......OO 0OO2OO3-5 3
Batteries; Camp and Wilson; Colclough
and Sugder.
At Chattanooga: r. II. T.
Chattanooga ........-3 OO1OOO-4 I
Atlarta ...............1O13110-7 2
Batteries: Daub and Setback. Rettger
and Murphy.
At Birmingham. r. II. r.
plrminghams ... 20002000O-4 8
Mobiles ...........0 0O0O0OO-l /
Batteries: Miller and Earle; Daniel and
Flynn.
At Nashville: Il. II. Z.
Nashylllcs ........31OOOOO0O-4 7
Memphis ..........O 0O05004-9 10
Batteries: Dolan and sommers; Wit
trock and Rogers.
At Macon: r. II. i.
Macons ...........5304O000 DIP IA
savannahs ........O 100000 OO-2 3
Batteries: Donnelly and Fields; Meekn
and Connaughton.