The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

p psVy@1s .o022OoO15-1o II
batteries: Kennedy and kinsiow; Car
sey and Clements. 80 -,
p,ookIvn ..0O3O0O22x- il
| philadelphia ...OOO11301O-G
batteries: @. sharrott and Daily; j.
sharrott and Clements.
| Bo.ton, :; baltimore, 4.
| BOSTON, July 29.-To-days gamo was
| n hard one from start 10 finisn. and mo
| Have kert his nerve In The last inniLs
| baltimore would have won. Both teams
! threw away chances on the baser, and
| errors were WY costly. With the ORR
cles che ran in the lead I'm the ninth.
Hawke gave Tucker and Carroll bcses
| an balls with no enc out. A wild throw
bv Hawke advanced n man n base, ana
then Bennett hit for two bases. Another
Wild throw by Hawke and two sacri-
fees sent IN four runs. libby Treadway
and Long put men on the third and
second in Ba'timore's half OF the ninth,
with two men out, but Rcitz went out
10 Mccarthy. Attendance. 2,16l. Score
T. II. F..
BOSTON ......0l000O20 s
baltimore .....00l0000 o.
Batteries: Gastright and Bennett;
Hawke AMI Clarke.
New York. Z; Washington, 6.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Luck was with
the New Yorks this afternoon In their
game with the Washingtons. The score
was q tie up TO the last half Of the
ninth inning, when Herman hunted after
Ward had gone out at first ORourke
made n fine catch OF Davis long fly ana
then OConner put up high one back OF
Sullivan. O'Rourke and Sullivan ran Tor
the ball, which fell just out OF Sulli-
vans reach, and scored the winning run
by q close shave. The game abonnded
in hard hitting and brilliant fielding.
Hornung made his first appearance as a
League umpire, and did good work Score
II. II. T..
New Observation-Disclosures 9 3
Washingtons 0300000-6 9 3
Batteries: German and Wilson; Esper
and Farrell.
Change of Umpires.
ST. LOUIS. MO, July 29.--G'irst Cameo
Umpire Lynch gave the opening game
this afternoon TO the Clevelands by
series and rank and costly decisions. The
game was fcaturless. The score;
r. II. Z.
St. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 3
Clevelands .......1 51001 IL 10 3
Batteries: Breltenstein, Gleason and
Gunson: Cuppy and O'Connor.
Second Game.-Presldent Won der Abe
said he would rather have a Cleveland
player than Lynch, and the umpire gave
way 10 the Garrison brothers-Arthur
and John-who gave eminent satisfaction.
Inability TO bat at critical stages cost st.
Louis the game. Attendance. ABS. Score:
r. II. e.
81. Iouis......0000001I0- 8
. 1
batteries: Breiterstein and Gunson;
Hastings and O'Connor.
Pit'sburg, Q; Cincinnati, 3.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-In long
drawn-out and tiresome game the Pitts
burgs defeated the Reds very handily
this afternoon. Attendance, $500 Score:
r. II. L.
Cincinnati .........3OO0000O - 10 3
Pittsburg ..........5 002 - il
Batteries: Dwyer and Murphy; Killen,
Ehret and Sugden.
Chicago. Ii; Louisville, 2.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 2o.-Louisville
was given bad drubbing by Chicago to-
day in a very one-sided game. Hutchin-
son had the Colonels at his mercy at all
times, while Rhodes was hit hard and
often. The grounds were in bad condi-
ton after the heavy ram thlS mOIhAlS'
and. therefore, rendered brilliant playing
impossible. Weather threatening. At
tendance. 100. Score: X. H. Z.
Louisvllles ........0 0 90 % 20 2
Chicagos ..........41400 5O0x-14 IS 4
Batteries: Rhodes and Clarke; Hutchin-
son and Schriyer
Southern League Games.
At New orleans: R.H.E.
New Orleans .........2 0 0 2X-5 Z !
Nashville ..............00 90 90 3 3
Batteries: Parkin and Baldwin; Miller
and Baldwin.
At Charleston: r. II. II.
Charleston ...s20O00oOO-5 8 2
Augusta ...........0 0 0 90 90 % 4
Batteries; Cross and Armstrong; Camp
and Stallings.
At Mobile: X. H. p.
Mobile .........O0O50020S-1O 10 s
Pensacola ........1 0 0 . 0 0 o. ! Z
Batteries: Foreman and frost; Meyers
and Wells.
At Savannah: r. H. 70.
savannah ........006000200-S 10 /
Atlanta ...........0 l 0 8 0 Is 5 4
Batteries: Quarles and ConnaughtOn.
Dewald and Moran.