The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-13

Spaulding league ball.
Mr.. Payne then presented the claims
that Roanoke claimed so:have on Mo-
Creary, of the Norfolks. II was shown
that the bone club was negotiating
with this player before he had signed
with Norfolk. The latter club then put
In claim for OHagan on the ground
that he had agreed to sign with them
previous to signing with Roanoke. Mr..
Sommera admitted, however, that he
had waived all claims to O'Hagan's SER
vices before he signed with the home
team, but claims that he did so because
ne knew O'Hagan would not play in
Norfolk: The matter was finally I'D.
lusted by O'Hagan being awarded to
Roanoke and McCreary to Norfolk.
OHagan resigned as member of the
executive committee and John III.
Payne was elected his successor.
Attention was called to the fact that
In some Of the league cities open betting
WAS allowed on the grounds. This is a
violation of the national agreement and
the club allowing it can be expelled
from the league. The meeting then ad-
journed.
The Allegheny Institutes went to
Blacksburg yesterday and defeated the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
college team by the score Of 81 to 10.
The battery for the Alleghany's was
Coleman, Body and Parrack, while
kinzer and Crosse were in the points for
the Blacksburgs. The Roanoke bows
led their opponents at the bat.
AT 'Christiansburg yesterday the St.
AlDans defeated the home team II to /.
The batteries were Mcclure and Setley
and Bingham aed Hendry.
The Union Stars played the Grocer
furnace nine yesterday afternoon and
The batteries for the Union Stars were
Martin and Moynihan, while that for
the furnace team was made up of Sproul,
Conner, McCauley and Long.
The Union Stars and the West End
Sluggers crossed bats yesterday morn
ing on the grounds Of the former. The
smuggling resulted in a score OF 90 to 10
in favor Of the Union Stars. The bat
teries ware: Union Stars, Martin and
Moynihan; West End Slugeers, Woods,
Whit and Morriss.
Yesterdays National League Games.
BALTIMORE, May l2-Brown pitched
his third league game to day and held
Tho heavy hitters from Philadelphia
safe atall stages. Four scattering singles
was the record up to the eighth with
ohe run on NCGraW5 error. Two earned
runs were then secured. Callahan was
pounded out OF tho box in the third.
Taylor pitched three innings and WAS
relieved by Haddock Clements was
spiked in a collision at first and Grady
went behind the bat. Attendance.
1850. The score:
I BsltimSre ;;;.,..... oo4Isloox-s j
fhlladephia ........ 90 900 c-3 &
Batteries: Callahan, Taylor, Haddock, Grady
and Clements; Brown and Robinson
At New York r.
New York.......... O2OOO111x-s o
washington ....:.. . 000 001l0-2 ~
Batteries: Mcckin aud Farrell, Stockdale and
Mcguire.
At Boston r. II
Brooklyn. ......... ooOOo15O2-s IS +
Boston.... .......... o o. 30 GO I 5
Batteries: Kennedy and Kinslow, Stivetts and
Merritt
At Chicago r. II. K.
Chicago. 02OOO11O-G u
Louisville .......... q O 0 q U u q 2-5 10 4
Batteries: Hutchinson and SERVER, Ilemming
and Irwin.
AT Cincinnati r.. Fl f.
St. f Ioais .. ooooooSSSofoL-s ]
Batteries: PARROT and Vaughn; Breitensteln
and Buckley.
At Pittsburg- r. n
pdittsburg.. soI1v1oax-s ii o
Cleveland. ......... / al 100 O-5 8 3
Batteries: Killcn and Mack Clarkson and Zim-