The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

fielding 4, Bannon were the features
| Duffy rounded out the fusiiade Win
home run.
The Champions won out easily In the
| afternoon game by terrific hitting loves
| work at the stick was unparalleled Ills
four home runs MADE MADE league ree srry
| Twitchell's famous record. one OF these
hits went so far over the LETT held renee
| that no fielder could have prevented
| him from making a home run In an open
"eiu' "''e r. II. f.
Boston .....20100009 Is I
Cincinnati ........O o 0 liz ~ .
Batteries-Lovett and Camel; Parrot
"E Second game: RH.E.
Boston ............2O 1521x-20 10 3
C RRseitaaIes-NicboI Nichols and Ryan; Chamber
lain and Vaughn.
WASHINGTON. IA, Z: LOUISVILLE. 3. 9.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-Washipgton
defeated Louisville again to-day by bet
ter all-around work. Petty was effective
at critical stages, and except in the
second inning, was well supported Hasa
mere made a brilliant running catch.
The weather was cold, and during the
game rain fell at intervals. Attendance
1907.
The Washingtons had no trouble in win
ming the afternoon game. Kiroy start
ed in TO pitch but was so wild and In
effective that he retired at the end OF
the first in favoT THO OF PETER tes VINO w d,a
the game in the first inning. The game
temporarily developed into farce. but
was rendered interesting toward the
close by the free hitting of the visitors.
The weather was cold and rainy. At
tendance 600. Score:
Washington. ....1OOO4200o-7 II 9
Louisville, ........02 000e0t 0-3 l
Batteries: Petty and Mcclure; Knoll
and Earle.
Second game.)
Washington ......S o ! S-H u
Batteries: Maui and Mcguire; Kiiroy,
PETER, and Earl.
CHICAGO, Il. IL PHILADELPHIA. 4, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Adrian An
sons men simply walked away from
Arthur Twins hitherto sluggers TINS
Weather cloudy. Attendance. 5000
Sixteen thousand persons saw Chicago
win a second game from Philadelphia this
afternoon. The Colts won by hitting
the ball the harder.
Philadelphia Il 5000 3 O. 4
Chicago ......3 4 @ 0 0 o q 3x-12 a l
Batteries: Haddock, Callahan, and Grady;
McGil and Kittridge.
Second game). r. II. II.
chicago .::..; 4 o 2 o. gSd Gol2 1e :
IlefQtntSt
BROOKLYN. 6. s. ST. LOUIS, O. 2.
BROOKLYN, May 20.-The Brooklyns
J won this mornings game by a combina-
/ ton of opportune batting and splendid
/ base-running. Clarkson's eight bases on
balls also helped the home team to vic
tory. Stein gave but one base on balls,
/ and the seven hits made were Isolated.
The afternoon game was more or less
n pitchers battle. both Hawley and Daub
doing nobly Each allowed the opposing
batsmen only four safe hits.
Score: X. II. d.
Brooklyn ..........l Dol 0 0x-6 8 4
81. Louis. OOO0l0l % 4
Batteries-Stein and Daily; Clarkson and
| Buckley
Second game) r. H. f.
Brooklyn ....."..0O5O 2
| St. Louis. ..........0 10000 Il 2
| Batteries-Daub and Daley; Hawley,
! Buckley, and PeitZ.
CLEVELAND, l. 8; SHw YORK. 2. 2.
! NEW YORK, May 3O.-The morning
/ game here was a pitchers battle. and was
/ won by New York in the eighth innings
/ on Wards base on balls and Tiernan's
hree-bagger. Rusie pitched the Cleve-
| lands out with three hits and one run.
! Attendance, fully 5000
| The largest crowd that ever attended
league ball game in this city was at the