The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-05

~~-kSS home run in tht
---S sixth was vi
rife drive to right eentS,r,, n ned retired itd
T., a. eighth. Schcibcck taking ms pace
AZ short and Lyons covering th''u' ~
tendance ABOUT 500. - . sluoo,iro
The afternoon game was sIusgibs
.,ch Inc home team having the best
- n The home club knocked Nichois
o,,t OF the box in the fourth INNING, anu
the Champions retallateu ~ iVIclhk SIIn-
her, 10 retire in the fifth. ATTENDANCE
t 60 s0 r. III. r..
CO., Seore' ....O0eOsoOlo4 9 5
pnsfon ..........01 90 0-7s l3
Rafteries-Killen and sugden; Stivetts
. .ns s,S'aA, rame,. Score: R.H. l..
piifsburg .........3007 lib II .
Boston ...........Q0Ol % 30 Ill u =
Batteries-Gumbert. Ehret, and Mack
Nichols. Lovett. and Ryan
CHICAGO. IL. II; PHILADELPHIA. ~, 10.
CHICAGO. July 4.-The morning game
was easy for the Colts after the second
inning. Griffith was knocked out In the
opening round. and McGill, his successor
ala very fair work weighing tasted three
fnnings, and was pounded In all directors
Turner tried his hand. and pitcheu Wen
for an outDelder. lange's home run III
the NTH going over the centre-neld fence
was the longest hit ever made on the
grounds. Attendance. C.oZ2
PHILADELPHIA won the afternoon game.
Both teams were short on pitchers, ana
McGnl had 70 twirl again for the tOits'
while weighing reappeared after LuKens
had given two bases on bails' Ahson
men led both at the bat ana IN tne heiu'
but McGills bases on balls proved costly.
and . Conner, who succeeded Buckley IN
the sixth. helped on by some terrific MT
ting. Attendance, 1873. scores: ..
Chicago .....425O2l2Oo-l6 ~ 9
Philadelphia ......420Ol 002-lo u
Batteries-Grifith. McGill and Kit
fridge: weighing. Turner, and buckley
Second gameJ X. H. T.;
Philadelphia .......O4OOOl S-lZ -
Batteries-McGin and schriyer; Weyh-
ing and Grady.
B,LrINoEf. 3. !: LOUISVILLE. 2. II.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 4.--The game
this morning was "A pitchers battle. Inc
game was lost 10 Baltimore in the ninth
by Richards tumble of Pfeffer's throw,
which would have been a d.uOie play.
Attendance $500
The home team turned the tables on
the Orioles this afternoon. Hemmlng
so hard that Muiiane relieved MIN In the
seventh inning. Clark. Louisviiles new
out-Heider. distinguished himself BY
knocking a home run with man on
base and by making one OF the most
sensational catches ever seen on the
grounds. Attendance 300.
Score: r. II. E.
Louisville. .......ooOoo00o2S2 2
Baltimore, .........O U v U v L
Second Game.)
Louisville. ........3 2 0 SKI 10
Baltimore. .......0 D / 5000 O-1
Batteries: Hemming and Grim; Inks
and Clark.
ST LOUIS, 5. Is: WASHINGTON. 10, g.
ST. LOUIS, July 4-The morning game
between the Washingtons and the Browns
was interrupted three times by rain ana
was not finished until las L. N. Hawley
pitched a poor game, ana VIII pIoDaGlg
be released. Ricks. an amateur, was trlee
AT third base but with disastrous results
Miller relieved him in the third inning
and was also compelled 10 relieve PETE
in the fifth inning. The Browns are
I'm sadly demoralized condition.
In the afternoon the Browns batted out
winning game. making sixteen hits.
Clarkson kept the visitors down 10 nine
hits. Attendance, 4,5VJ. Scores
G, Louis ..oOSOOO0O2- 6 6
Washington ......401O30l1 x-lO 10 2
Batteries -Hawley and PETIT, sullivan
and Mcclure.
Second game:
ST. Louis ..........1 270031lx-l5 Is :
Washington .....301 5000 IS B
Batteries-CiarksOn and Miller; Mercer
Esper and Mcclure.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 4.-Meekin
won the morning game all by himself.
Three times at bat with three triples,
struck out four men. and allowed pnt
Elk hits. two scratches, was the record
OF the young man. The game was clean
ard well played throughout Attendance
about 1900.
Rase-hits were plenty in the second
game between Cleveland and New YORK
this afternoon, and each side played TWO
pitchers games without materially re-
dncng the hitting. Tiernans home run,
which made the winning score was as
sisted by slow fielding. The parade down
town interfered with the running OF cars
for an hour previous to the same ana
cut down the attendance to A,0Oo. =,
Scores: It. II Il.
Cleveland ..........1 0 g lol %
New York .........OO 0 x-i /
Batteries--Cuppy and thinner; Meekin
and Farrell. -
Second gGme) ~. II. T..
CSl,veIend ..'''".S$SSd lS1I-la II
Batteries-Young and thinner; Rusie'
Westervelt, and Fsrrtn.
CINCINNATI IA, Is: BROOKLYN, 8; 7.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 4.-The Reds
won both games from the Tablespoons
to-day. The morning game was battle
Of the stick. In which the home team ex-
in the afternoon the visitors outbatted
the Reds. but their hits were not so
opportune. Shindle cleared the bases In
the first inning. Vaughn was put out of
the morning game for kicking. Emsle S
umpiring was wretched. Score: r II. f.
Cincinnati ........O6 20 OOPS x--l4 II 5
Brooklyn ..........3 o 00 ! o. 10 8
tterIes-Farrott. Vaughn, and MUIR
ply: Kennedy and Kinslow.
tSccond game: r. II. Z.
Cincinnati .....,..5 O0OlO6lx-iS IL
Brooklyn ..........4 90 O00O2-S l6
Observation-Disclosures and VAUGHN;
Stein and Daily.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
CLUBS. W. l.. PC.
Baltimore .....................3S II .6bl
Boston .........................iO 20 .66I