The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
THE ORIOLIS WIN AGAIN.
They Make II Three straight from the Phil
Ne.-Roainn Hcnts lie Senators.

PhiIadelphia Cripples to-day Taylor start
ed In TO pitch. but was overcome by the
heat and was succeeded by Lukens, IT.
wins latest acquisition. Grays leg was
In such bad shape that he retired IN
the first inning. Hawke pitched the last
two innings for the home club. The day
was intensely hot. Attendance. 800. I'm
mediatcly after the game the Orioles
left by special train over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for Chicago, where the
opening game OF the series will be played
tomorrow. The train is expected TO make
the run in less than twenty hours. 1t
will be the longest run by special train
ever made by a baseball team, in order
10 play game Of ball.
President Hanlon to-day purchased from
ST. Louis the release Of Pitcher Gleason
for s.. 400. He will join the orioles in
few days. Score:
Baltimore ..............s6sOo24-ls is
Philadelphia ..........3 0 30 / do 10
STANDARDIZATION Hawke and Rob
inson; Taylor. Lukens and Cross. Game
called to allow Baltimore TO catch train)
PITTsBURG. O. CHICAGO. 4.
PITTSBURG, June 23.-Ansons crowd
could not connect with Colcolough to-day
! when connection would have borne fruit.
! Hutc ainson was really hit harder than
was not supported as well as he deserved.
| Dahen. for the third successive time.
| carried off the honors. and seems TO be the
only player Chicago has who can be re-
]
| a few pleasant remarks to-day. but the
| formers objections. though frequent. did
not reach the dignity OF fine Attend e q;
P Phfsb SI". .'o'e.'o.r.et.so?os1Oox-s 10
! Chicago ............0O2O o.
Batteries: Colcolough and Merritt;
Hutchinson and Schriver
NEW YORK, 10; BPooKLYY. 8.
brooklyn. June 23.-The game be-
tween New York ord Brooklyn to-day
fssr.a inn In n
ming Kennedy, the pitcher Of the Brook
| lyns. as knocked cut Of the box and
Daub was substituted. Meekin, OF me
| New YCrks. was very effective in the
! FIRST six IL mir IS; then he be gan to tire
and the Brooklyns batted his delivery
more freely. In the Last inning. however,
! he struck cut Burns. gave Foutz his base
on balls. and hypnctized Daley into send
| ing a fly TO Tiernan. one hit In this in
| ming would undoubtedly have tied the
| score. Umpire Stage retired shortly after
| the game began and gave way TO Stein,
| of Brooklyn. and Wilson. OF New YORK.
Both Of these players gave general salts
faction in their decisions. The weather
was extremely hot. Score:
prool<lvn ..........2 2-S II 8
New York...........00 3 40 10 u 4
batteries Kennedy. Daub, and Daley;
Mcekin and Farrell.
CINCINNATI. 5. 6: LOUISVILLE. 1. 3.
| CINCINNATI, June 23-The Colonies
plaved two sames here to-day, and lost
both through their inability to bat. But
for Latham's error I'm the seventh they
would have been shut out In the first
| game Chamberlain pitched magnificent
ball, and allowed the visitors but two
The second game was pitched by Tame
hill a local amateur. and the Colonels
! only succeeded I'm getting four hits. With
two men on bases, Holiday In the third
inning made a home run. ORourke to-
day resigned as umpire. Attendance
c enc nSGIe ........5oOOOOoOx-5
Louisville ..c;i:V oV ana Yaue6ani
Stratton and Earle.
Cincinnati S'........Oo30sO20x-S 10
LOUISVILLE '';.,i an "a yvrrb,o. Men
afee and Grim.
BO,1oN. y; WASHINGTON, 3.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 23.-ThC
| Bostons to-day won their second game
OF the series with Washington by batting
Esper and Mercer hard and at the proper
| time SWEETS seemed to have partially
recovered his cunning and although
| trine wild pitched effectively when men
were on bases. {. j. Hartley, who has
made some little reputation umpirine
games in New York city. ofticiated to-
| dav. on the whole, he did good work
| but he was constantly harrassed by the
| Bostons He Will probably be permant-
! " appointed on the league stan. Weather
hot. Attendance, 1910.
! Score X n. h.
| Washington % o . o / o o . o. II
| Boston .........3 3 > 20 x-12 II
Batteries: Esper. Mercer and Mcclure
SWEETS and Ryan.
ST. LOUIS "A; CLEVELAND. 3.
ST. LOUIS. June 23.-Cleveland tried 4
Young pitcher named Griffith to-day, and
thereby dropped a notch in the pennant
race Base hits and home runs were
numerous. and the result was at no time
q
in dOu Tendance 2,oOV.
| Score: II. II. +.
ST Louis .........1 Q30O2 S-li 10 /
| cleveland .........0003 00O00-3
eries-Breitenstein and PETIT; Crit
fifth and thinner
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CLUBS. W. L. PC