The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-01
ROANOKE
NORFOLK.

Roanoke. ,.......... 0 0 0 o i
SUMMARY.
Two. base hits-McHoo!eter, Elsey. McCreary.
O'Hagan and Everson. Bases on called balls
on coliiMower, s. OF Mccoy, 3. Hit by pitched
oweT %ccoy stGack % Hnt1 MscoS
by Colliiouer, 4. Time, 1:40. Umpire, Bailey.
The Richmonds Got TIredlof Scoring.
RICHMOND, April 30.-The game Of
ball this afternoon between, the Rich
mond and Lynchburg teams WAS veri-
table sprinting match. The home team
were the victors by q score OF AZ to 8
The game was called after tho eighth
inning on account OF darkness.
Goetz. the pitcher for the visitors,
was suffering from sore arm and
Morrison was substituted for him. He
pitched an easy drop ball and the home
players batted him at will
In the seventh inning the Richmonds
we're only retired when they refused to
run. The score:
Richmond. ........ 51214517 Tx-42 81
Lynchburg.......... 100000 COOS Z II
Batteries: Wormslcy and Foster; Goctz, Morri-
Petersburgs Defeat stauntons.
PETERSBURG, April 30.-The Staunton
club was defeated by the home team
to-day in we'll played game, although
the visitors were able to score in only
two innings. The home team had no
trouble in hitting Emig, touching him
up for twelve hits with total of seven
teen bases. Score:
Staunton :.......... 0o!09001o- 5 6
Batteries: Emig and Arthur; Foreman, Leach
and Kiefer.
Yesterdays National League Games.
New YORK, April 3O.-The New
Yorks were unable to hit Tony Mullane
to-day with any effect and were easily
beaten by the Baltimores. They hal
twelve men left on bases. The visitors
played a snappish game. German
pitched three innings for New York, but
Was batted so hard that Westervelt was
substituted. Rarriug little wildness
he did we'll. Umpire Lynch fined Kelly
$40 for back talk and sent Clark to the
bench from the coaching lines. Attend
ance $500. The score:
at New York r. H. K
New York........... 0 0 OOO2 l-8 10 >
Baltimore .......... 302 0 S0x-l0 81
Batteries: westervelt, German and Doyle
Mullane and Robinson.
AT Philadelphia r. r. y
Boston ...,........ 01 03 90 00l-6 0 &
misunderstanding and Clements; Nichols
and Ryan.
At Cincinnati r. IT T.
Cincinnati .......... O 0 3 8 O D o O o. tx
Pittsburg... OulOO075 2-l5 is /
Batteries Chamberlain and Murphy; Nicol,
Gumbert, Sugdcn and Mack
At Washington II. II. E.
Washington. 0 0 TO 20 80 u T
Brooklyn ............ 8 col 30 x-i5 ii /
Batteries: Egan, Mercer, McGuire md Dugdale:
Gastright, Daub and Daley.
st. Louis Cleveland game postponed on &C.
count OF rain.
Local Baseball Notes.
Pitcher Neves, of the Roanoke team,
arrived in the city Sunday. having been
sent homo by Manager OH sgan TO get
himself in condition for tho seasons
work He practced yesterday with
Pi,zsr, the new catcher The latter
showed up we'll, and will. remain here
until the club returns, when he will be
given trial.
The "Rockledge Stars" and tho Camp
bell avenue nine played q game OF ball
yesterday, in which the former were
victorious by score of 25 to Is. The
battery for the STARS" WAS Crockett
and Mills, and for the Campbells
Engleby and Knepp.
Those "Magic city" bindings are going
like hot cakes. Bring In your numbers
and get them exchanged for u bound
cOpy-costs 10 cents or $3.50.
NEWSPAPER MEN GOING SOUTH.
En- Route to the Convention OF the Inter-
national Press Clubs at Atlanta.
CHATTANOOGA, April 30.-The dele
gates from the North and West en- route
to the meeting OF the convention Of in
ternational press clubs TO be held in At.
lanta Tomorrow spent most of the dav