The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

j. B. Hcrreshon. Jr In an Interview con-
cerning the adverse criticism OF the
yacntsmen and the press OF London upon
the Navahoe. said that the critics In
their eagerness 70 show the alleged in
feriority Of an American-buiIt boat. for
get several factors that enter into the
problem OF sailing a yacht successfully.
The statement OF the London Times
that the Nayahoe is unmanageable, is not
able to carry her present OUTFIT and that
her sails must be clipped. sounds absurd
In view OF the fact that the yacht was
sailed across the Atlantic, 5000 miles OF
rough water, in sixteen Gays Al no time
during that trip across was she, unman-
ageable. IL is not likely that she will
prove So or has proved so I'm the shelter
ed waters where the English yachtsmen
sail their races. In the royal yacht
squadron yesterday the Navahoe finished
last It ID true but. according 20 the dis
patches, she did so because her skipper
made two tacks while the other boats
made but one. The fault was certainly
with the sailing ability OF the captain.
and not with the racing qualities of the
boat.
National League Games.
At Brooklyn (hrst game). r. II. F..
Brooklyn ..........O O0OO201oo-3 8
Boston .............200O0I021-s /
Batteries: Daub and Kinkaid: Gastright
and CAMEL.
Second game); r. II. r.
Brooklyn .........o22OOtOO0-5 8
Boston .............0 O10O17O3-l2 ~ 2
Batteries steil, Kinslow and DAILY;
Nichols. Stivetts and Camel.
At Baltimore: r. II. f.
Baltimore .....~12O2O31O1-u s 6
New York ........0 0602l0 Pa Is 3
Batteries Mulane. McNabb and Clarke;
Baldwin. German and Wilson.
At Philadelphia: f. II +.
Pfrodclphia Gee. 4 2 OH 0 0--2l 25 ?
Washington .....0 Ot1O00 Is u 10
Batteries OConnor WeyninG and
Clements; Stookdole. Maui and O'Rourke.
At Cleveland: r. IL r.
Cleveland ..........5OO1OO2Ox-S IA ?
Ct icago ....000O02 IA IL 2
Batteries Hastings and Gunson, Abbey
and Schriver.
Louisville an ..'...o1OOoO141-7 5 4
81 Louis ........O312OO OOO0O-6 II 3
Batteries Stratton and Weaver; Haw-
ley and Peitz.
At Pittsburg: H. II, r,
cincinnati ....0OOO0000 90 . 3
batteries: Gumbert and Sugden; King
and Murphy.
Will Not TO 70 Pieces.
MACON. GA. August Sam Altmeyer'
chairman OF the sinking FUND com
mittee Of the Southern Baseball League
to-day made a statement as 10 the pub
Iication Of the dispatches sent out from
Atlanta Yesterday that the sinking fund
was unavailable. and tifat the presidents
drafts had not been honored yesterday
and to-day. AItmeyer says drafts 10 the
amount OF $40 have been honored. one
small draft OF $6t was returned unpaid
last week In Altmeyer's absence from
town. and Mr. Altmcyer declines 10 pay
ont any more money from the sinking
fund because 81 900 put out az interest
earlv In the season IS unavailable for two
months. Mr.. Altmeyer does not beileVe
that the Southern League viii go TO
pieces. Macon will most certainly pay
in Charleston on Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday. She will pay of her players,
and v,ilI he ready 10 meet Atlanta or any
other ~,ub in the Eastern division In Ma
con next week
Southern League Games.
At Savannah: X. II: T.,
Macon n..........OO0O 90
Batteries: Quarles and Hurley; Clauser
a. pensacola: r.. II. Il.
pensacola ........12OOOO20 OLE 10
Memphis .........0Of100 0 DO
batteries: Meyers and Wells; Phillips
and Rogers. IT y
At Augusta; ~,
t,1or,a .OO0O6 O60t0e-i
batteries: Camp and Dixon; Dewald ana
Murphy.
REIDsVIIE. n. c., August Especial
The Danville Juveniles met the ReldsVllie
bovs ON the diamond here to-day, and q
very close game was played, resulting IN
the score of fifteen to fourteen IN favor Of
Danvlle.
At Mobile. Ala: H. H. H.
! Mobiles
Nashvilles .......IOOO10O0O-2
batteries: Daniels and frost; Huftei
and BOland.