The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-25
THE PErERsBURGs DErEArED
By the Y. VI. c. A. Baseball Club Of
Neutrality-suspicious. 1G to o.

! PETERSBURG. VA. July Special
| The Young Mems Christian Association
! Baseball Club Of Washington beat the
! Petersburg team this afternoon rs 10 ..
! Wilson pitched for home team six innings
and did very well for five innings the vlsi-
| tors only making one run. In the sixth
Inning they punched their hits. making
six runs, three of which were home runs.
Caulihowar pitched for the visitors six
innings, and then gave way for Johnson.
who was very speedy. the home team
doing nothing with him. The feature Of
the game was beautiful double play By
McGann and Luck, when the visitors had
three on bases and one out. the score
standing six 10 one in favor Of the home
team.
The visitors are decidedly the heaviest
hitting team that has ever been 10 Peters
burg, they making five home runs They
commenced batting In the sixth inning
Up to that time they had done compare
lively nothing in the hitting line. Be
tween five and six hundred people Wit
messed the game. The following is the
score by innings:
r. II. z.
Y. NJ c. AL G232x-1G 13 10
Petersburg .....3 1O3OOO-0 10 7
t'NhAiAAaA l'dAAfl TT 1AlllAUNtff .OllM-
son, c. Hodge, Wilson. Lang. PEBBLES
and Luck. Earned Misunderstanding. a;
Y. NJ. c. A., .. Home runs-O Hagan,
Caulihower. Johnson. r.. Hodge. Sand
ford. Two-base hits-Peebles. Luck.
Ford, c. Hodges. Struck out-Willson. ];
PEBBLES, 2; Caulilower, /. Double plays
Wilson. Limeburger and Luck, McCreery,
Bolway and OHagan.
These two teams will play clubs in Rich
mond tomorrow. The Petersburgs will
cross bats with the Forest Hills and the
Washington club with the Virgnias.
The Norfolks Again Beaten.
NORFOLK, VA. July 2i.-Special.-The
second Of a series OF three games Of
baseball took place this evening be-
tween the College boys and the Charles
tons, resulting in a score OF 8 10 in
favor Of the Charlest0ns. The game
stood two 10 two up TO the eighth inning,
in which the Norfoks made six errors
losing the game. The third game Will
be played tomorrow.
Gaudaur Wins The Championship.
ORlLLIA, ONT, July 4.-The Hanlan-
Gaudaur championship boat race here to-
day attracted another large crowd. Bet
ting during the day was mostly even, a
little money changing hands at odds in
favor OF Gaudaur Both men were in
splendid condition. \ stiff breeze pre-
vailed all day and made the course rough
at the turn. The start was made at 6.Oi.
Hanlan shot 10 the front like a flash and
was soon leading by a full boats length.
Both men were rowing about 81 strokes
a minute. Hanlan kept In front for the
hrst half mile. where Gaudaur reduced
the lead TO a half boat length, and soon
spurted by his opponent. When the turn
was reached Gaudaur was leading by a
boat length, with Hanlan apparently out |
Of II. Gaudaur increased his lead until |
within a quarter OF a mile from the fin |
sh' where he stopped rowing and waved /
his hand In response 10 the cheers OF his /
friends and hackers along the shore. He /
hen made a magnificent, squirt and /
'rossed the line an easy winner by seven |
engths In 1853.
Hanlan finished twelve seconds behind. |
ianlan has notified the Stockholders not |
o pay over the stake money. claiming |
nat the course was changed, causing his /
iefeat.
The Worlds Pair Regatta.
WASHINGTON. July 24-The entries
the Worlds Columbian regatta. % be
Ielh by the National Association Of Anna
eur Oarsmen at Detroit August 9th and
9th. will close on July 26th. Oscar p.
chmidt, of Washington. ID. c.. secretary
I the association. will receive the en-
ries and furnish special railroad rates
or the clubs which participate. The
arious roads have agreed 10 carry all
he race boats free.