The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24

"n Sotie Town Until After Three
Earned Runs Were Made OF Him.
The Charlestons and Roanokes PLAYED
two games of ball yesterday afternoon,
the Chsrlestons winning both of them
in canter. They clearly outclassed
the home team and batted like fiends.
In the first game ColliRower and
O'Hagan were in the points for the R.
A. c., while Brady and Jones did the
battery work for the visitors.
Collihower was hit harder tn an he has
been this season, the Charlessons pound
ing him for thirteen hits inc luding two
home runs and wo-bagger. His sup
port, too, was at times very poor, but
this did not affect the game in any way
as the visitors earned five OF their runs.
In the first inning they earned tn ee
runs on two singles and two home runs.
Blake, the first man up, made a scratch
hit, but was caught off first by Colli-
flower. He was followed by Gilman
with clean hit. TRULY then came up
and sent a corker over left field fence
for homer, Gilman trotting home
ahead OF him. Reimar then followed
with another one over the same place.
They scored again in tho third on
Gilman's two base hit and Truby's
single. They Tailed one more in the
nth on three errors and q scratch hit.
In the eighth they scored three on as
many hits and an error of McGinniss.
They scored their last one in the ninth
{ n three singles.
The home team could not find the ball
until the fifth inning, when they made
four hits, which Melted them three runs.
They scored one more in the eighth on
o'Hagan' 8 two Dagger, Boyd's sacrifice
and Daniels single. In the ninth thew
Tailed twics on two hits, a passed bali
and an error of Blake.
The features OF this game were the
batting OF Collifiower and Staples and
the fielding OF the latter while for the
visitors TRULY, Gilman, Blake and RE
mar led with the stick. The following
is the score by innings:
r. r. A. C:..................... ooooso01a-G
Charlestons. U 0 1 q D y 10
base hits-O'Ilagan, Gilman. Home runs-lruby.
Ricmar. Stolen bases -OlIssan, Wigmorc,
Bradley Bradley, sserinSe hits-9cyA Kclb. Double
balls-,O6 Bradley, !. Hit by pitcher--Joncs
Struck out-By Colliaowcr. Il by Bradley, g.
Passed balls-Jones. Time OF gamc-iS5
SECOND GAME.
II,
which it rained q little, the second game
commenced with Boyd and Daniel in
the points for Roonoke, while Kelb Nyas
substituted for Bradley. Outside of the
first inning Boyd pitched very good
game for the home team, the Charles
tons only getting three hits off him.
In the first inning the visitors gave
as clean an exhibition of batting as
has been seen on the home grounds this
season They made three Dagger, q
double and three singles, which Melted
them four runs, three of which wore
earned. After this Boyd settled down
and pitched winning ball Thev tailed
their last two runs in the eighth on
base on balls, q two-base hit and two
errors by Daniel.
kelb, the visitors left handed phe-
nomenon. had the home tea N completely
az his mercy, only allowing one clean
hit and bunt to be made off him. He
pitched one OF the finest games of ball
ever witnessed in this city, only one
man reaching third base in the whole
nine innings.
The fielding OF both teams was very
good. The features of this game were
great running catches made BY Gilman
and McGinniss.
Inc following is the score by innings:
r; A; c.. Observation-Disclosures. oOOOo000 o
chariestons. 10 0 o 0 C. &
o Earned 81 Two base hlts
Blaks stolen oasssMTruby ni Reim Dase GRIM %i
Sacrifice hits-Coiihower, staples Donhle
plays Riley to wigmore to Staples Bases on
balls Kelb, /; OF Boyd, 2. Struck out-By
Boyd.5; by kelb, q. Bsttcrics-Boyd and Dsniel,
kelb and Jones' Time OF game-l:23 Umpire
Ford. y
YESTERDAYS LEAGUE GAMES.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 2; hits, 8;
errors, B. Washington. q hits, 6; errors,
p Batteries-Terry and Mack, Esper
and Mcclure
At Chicago-ChicaRo, 4; bits. Z:
errors, 3. Baltimore, 6; hits, s: errors.
4. Observation-Disclosures and Schriyer,
Hawke and Clarke.
At 81. Louis On innings)-St Louis,
Z; hits, 0; erro;s, 3. New York, 5; hits,
ID; errors, 4. Batteries-Clarkson and
@. DAILY, Rusie and Milligan.
at observation-disclosures 5; hits, S;
errors, g. Brooklyn, 0; hits. Ia; errors.
2. Observation-Disclosures and thinner,
Daub and Kinslow.
AT Cincinnati first game)- Cincin,
NATL o.; hits, 8; errors, L. Boston, s.;
hits, IL; errors. 3. Batteries Parrot
and Vaughan, Stivetts and Bennett.
Second gsme-Cinoinnati, g.; hits, s.;
errors, l. Boston, o; errors, Bat
teries-Chamberlain and Vaughan,
Gastright and Bennett.
At Louisville, 8, hits, 8;
errors, 0. Philadelphia, 4; hits, II; err
rors, 0. Observation-Disclosures and Grim;
Carsey and Clements.
st. Louis, second game-St. Louis, 9;
hits, 4; errors, New York, S; hits, 6;
errors, 4. Batteries Gleason and Cooley;