The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

called time for a few minutes TO dry
ont the bats The Cincinnats captured
two more tallles in the fifth. Fourteen
men went 10 bat for the orioles In TINS
inning. and nine Of them scored. After
four hits had been made for
a total ten bases. Dwyer was
reiicved by Sullivan. He hit
two men, gave two bases on baIs ana
was touched for inree singles. Nine men
faced Sullivan I'm the sixth route. and
sf1 tallied. McGraw bringing four in on
his homer" The game was called at
the end Of the sixth inning because OF
darkness. Tonight the Orioles leave for
a months trip. Attendance, 1919. Score:
r. II l..
Cincinnati ..............041 OF
baltimore ...............00 O496-l9 II
Batteries: Sullivan. Dwycr and Murphy;
NcNabb and Robinson.
Boston. .: ~. Louis. 4.
pOSTON. June fG.-The Browns made
the champions play ball for all they were
worth to-day. with the exception Of
Nichols. Breltensten had the home team
at his mercy for five innings. and. in
the meantime, the Browns were hitting
Nichols freely. -Four hits and three errors
gave the Bostons three runs I'm the sixth,
and Nichols scored I'm the seventh on his
hit. a tumble by Breitenstein and two
sacrifices. Hits by Quinn and PETIT and
sacrifices by Breitenstein and Crooks tied
the score I'm the ninth. Boston won the
game I'm the tenth on a hit by Duffy, a
sacrifice by Camel. a steal and hit by
Nash. Attendance, l73L Score:
r. II. Z.
Bostons ........O OOOO31O01-5 9 3
St. Iouls.......1 0O010-4 70 4
Batteries Nichols and Bennett; Breiten-
stein and Peitz.
Chicago. 10; New York, o.
NEW YORK. June 1G.-Rusie's poor
pitching Wards errors in fielding and
hase-running and an inability 10 bat at
the right time were the causes for New
York's defeat to-day at the hands Of
Chicago in an intensely exciting eleven
inning game. Ward and Arson made
Hurts life so miserable by kicking at
everything that the umpire was es-
corted 10 the dressing-room after the
game by three policemen. After Shaw
had hit four batsmen, Arson substituted
Mauck in the eighth. but he was not much
Of an improvement. Attendance. 800.
Score: K. II. L.
Chicagos ......321OOO0O2O2-1O II 3
New Yorks ...O3OO11O21O1-9 Is 3
Batteries: Rusie and Kelly; Shaw.
Mauck and Schriver.
Brooklyn, :; Cleveland, 3.
BROOKLYN. June 16.-An existing
game was played between the Brooklyls
and Cieveiands this afternoon. Foutz's
men were fortunate enough TO win by
constant application OF their bats 10
John Ciarksons curves. There was Just
enough batting on either side 10 make the
contest exceedingly interesting, and the
clubs alternated in taking the lead. The
fielding was particularly fine. Attenlap,e
1900. The score: R.HE
Brooklyns .........1 I 022x-7 .
ClevelaEds ..........O o 02 % 0 O. II
Batteries: Haddock and KinslOw; Clark
son and O'Connor.
philadelphia, IL; Pittsburg, :.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1G.-The Phil
adelphias won their third ctraight game
from the Pttsburgs to-day by better
batting. The visitors were given eight
bases on balls. and four Of them resulted
In runs. Donovan was very successful
In bunting the ball with the small end
OF his bat making three obvious sacri-
fees IN that manner. Nickerv was hit
on the hand by a pitched ball I'm the Sc
cOnd inning and he gave way 10 Sharrott.
Weather chilly and threatening. Attend
ance. 2,405. Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphias ......3 00020 AZ - 3
lttHDuIb s. .........-o % O. b |
batteries; Shauott. Nickery and Glenn
ents' Ehret and Miller.
At Washington: The Louisvill e-Wash-
inston game was postponed owing TO
rain
The Game Prevented by Rain.
PETERSBURG. VA. June l6.-special.
The game Of baseball between the Uni
versity Of Virginia and the Petersburg
Club could not Doe played this afternoon.
on account Of the rain. These clubs will
play tomorrow afternoon, II the weather
IS propiuous