The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
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BROOKLYN. 10, !: IITTsBraG. IL. Il.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 30.-The Brooklyns
won the first Of the two games played
with the Pit.suurgers at Eastern Park
this afternoon 10y batting Gumbert heav-
iiy In the second game the tables were
turned ana the visitors won by knocking
Daub all over the field The game was
called with the visitors at the bat in first
half Of seventh inning on account OF
darkness.
G'irst eame)
At Brooklyn. X. H. r.
nrookiyn, ...'...55200I9Gx-II9 70 !
Batteries: Lucid Kennedy. and KIns-
low. Gumbrrt and Mack.
Second gamel: X. H. r.
brooklyn. ............0 0 100 x d
Pi,tsburg. .............1 8 o. , 5-l4 y /
Batteries. Daub. Underwood, and Dal-
ley; Menefee and DAILY
ruLADpirHIA. i: CHICAGO. -.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9o.-Chi. ago
carried away another game from the
locals today. The contest was ttnS
one. long drawn out, and was m tii ei bv
several vigorous kicks on both sides.
In the second Lange claimed that { en-
ents had purpOsely fOuied him. Glenn nts
had been thrown in a collision between
the third and home, ard the big centre
fielder stood over him ready 10 hit hirl
when he arose. Other players preVon.e, i
further trouble and the run counted.
Weather fair; attendance lAO). score
philadelphia. ....OO3OO3O14-ll : 2
Chicago, ...::..'..z ~ = 10 t,,,cb
Batteries: Harper and Clements; Hutch-
ison and Schriver.
BHT'woEg. 9; LOUISVILLE, s.
pArrr,tQRr Aug. 30-The Baltimorcs
made il three s,raights from the Coionels
and took first place in the race. boli
Gleason and Knell were hatted nara anu
the game was full az excitement lieL
batting i'm the seventh inning ave ~.
home club five runs, which proved lu7l
enough TO clinch the victory. me ptl,
ting OF McGraw. Kelly, and Nlroll, ana
Jennings fielding were the features. Al
tendance, 1000. - II J..
baltimore .........03OlQ0 5Ox-9 l.
louisville .........O220O1 O5-6 ID 4
Batterics-GleasOn and Robinson hheH
and Grim
IosToH. 3: ST. i oUIs, l.
BOSTON. Aug. ga mun at the plate
hv Tenny IN the seventh gave the i'FOWns
enough runs % win to-day EaiHe, Ut' my
raj cause OF the Champions defeat was
Hawley's splendid pitchine. ne had
enough speed To bore holes I'm the bats.
and ps the day was ddlh au' tiouuy
invincible BannOn. Tenny and Camel
struck out i'm succession in the ninth
inning Attendance. J3i. score:
Boston. ..............OOo8oOooo"5 5 3
81 L"uis ..........O OOOOI4O2- 9 .
Naturalization and Tennyi Hawley
and Miller
WASHINGTON. 3: CINCINNATI. 6.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-WashinGton
made il three straights with Cincinnati
to-day through the inability Of Fisher 10
locate the plate and the sharp fielding OF
the home team. 4 peculiar play occurred
i'm the fourth inning I'm which Sucn ~ eN-
perienced ban player as COmiskey was
caught because ne forgot the rules of the
game. Min Smith on second and tomis-
key on third. the latter started Tor home
on an inheld. but realizing that he could
not make It he started back for third
and reached IT safely MeanWhile smith
ho1 also reached third bag, and Mcclure
ran up and touched both Of them. Smith
was ont on the play, but ComiSkey
thought otherwise and walked toward the
bench He was touched out by Joyce,
completing a double play. Mercer entered
the box I'm the ninth inning after Clncin-
natl had made two runs or StocNdale.
The former besides fielding well M right.
v.as responsible for four Of the runs
scored by his team. Attendance ~ % =
yy"ehi,cton ....2O1OO22O1-S s ,
cincinnati ..........2O OOO00l 3-6 y 3
Batteries-S tockdale, Mercer. and Nc
CURE: Fisher and Merritt.
NEW YORK. 4; CLEVELAND. IL.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30-Thc Clsvelands
ave New York a bad beating today At
he Polo grounds. All went well until the
fourth and ffth innings. Wnen the visit
ors hit the ball all over the lot. Childs
winding mp the slugeing by home run
tfter his slaughter Clark pitched good
IoI alike" Sullivan was q puzzle with
men ON bases. and received magnificent
support. Attendance, 5000 Score:
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