The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
THE CHAMPIONS CIR EVEN
The Phillies Beaten by score OF @3 to 4,
~. l...A- - En.Inu- Win

BALTIMORE, April 20.-lhe Cham
pions took revenge on the phillies to-
day. Philadelphia scored i.s only four
runs in the NTH and sixth innings, earn
ing three Of them. There was a super
abundance of errors on both sides, but
they did not materially affect the score.
The batting of Baltimore was terrific,
knocking McGN out of the box in three
innings. and Carsty, who succeeded him,
Jared little better. Attendance Hoo.
Score. X. u. T..
Baltimore. .......2 6O0x-3 n 3
Philadelphia, OO013000- 4 II Z
Batteries. Gleason, Robinson and
Clarke, McGnl, Carsey. Clements and
Grady.
NEW YORK, TO- BROOKLYN. 6.
NEW YORK. April 2o-Stanord won
the game for the New Xorks at the
Polo grounds to-day by making a two
Dagger I'm the fifth inning with the bases
fun I'm addition to this he played a
magnificent field. assisting in two double
plays Fully fifteen thousand persons saw
the game, which was most exciting DAVIS
Undertook to dispute one of Umpire
Ivnch's decisions and was fined $40 in
the aggregate President Freedman has
wired Nick Young to send Lynch sOwe-
where else. Mcckin pitched steady
game. and was well supported. Stein was
hit freely. line fielding alone keeping the
score down. The weather was clear and
Score. r. H. e.
New York, ........00205 O0x-i0 il 8
Brooklyn, ..........0 2 . 0OO 1 o.
Batteries Meekn and Farrell; stein
and Daley.
BOSTON. -. WASHINGTON. 4.
WASHINGTON. April 2O-Ncarly 10000
SPECTATORS saw the Washington team de-
feated by Boston I'm the opening game OF
the season here this afternoon. The
story of the defeat is told I'm a lew
words.
Inability TO hit Nichols until the seventh
inning. when ne perceptibly let down.
and the ineffective pitching of Mercer
Who was easy for the Bostons' Nlcnolsoll
for the home team. Of whom much was
oxpected. put up a miserable game az
short. which was probably due to ner-
vousncss. The local baseball enthusiasts
had little cause for enthusiasm during
the game; AcGuires home run ia the
seventh being the only good feature oil
sore. r.. H. T..
Washington. 100000 20 10
BOSTON. ...........2O 0241 % x-l2 ID
Batteries Mercer and -IcGuire; Nichols
and Cancel
CHICAGO, II; ST. LOUIS, 6.
ST. LOUIS. April 20.-The Chicagos de-
feated the Browns to-day. in "a game
that almost oqualled the opening one
Throt started TO pitch for the Browns
but was so wild that he was relieved by
staley IN the sixth who did little better.
Hutchinson. for Chicago. showed all ms
old-time effectiveness, but his support
was ragged and should have lost the
game. Wilmot was injured IN the eighth
inning in sliding TO second base ana
was replaced by Irwin.
ST. Louis .......1O22OOOOO-5 % 0
Chicago ........ 50l 103o1 XII IA
Batteries-Ehret and Peiu; Hutchinson
and Donoghue.
PIrrsBrRG. 16; LOUISVILLE. o.
LOUISVILLE, ky, April GETTYSBURG
WAS unmercifu TO Louisville to-day and
knocked out seventeen clean hits. IL was
"A wild game on both sides, as Pittsbure
had nine errors while Louisville had
only three Mcdonald was put in the box
for Louisville, but he was wild, and af-
ter the first inning was supplanted by
Wadsworth. who proved an easy thing
for the visitors. In the eikhth hllns
went into the box for the Louisvilles,
but ne. TOO was hammered pretty much
as the piusburgs desired. The day-Was
beautiful, and the attendance about 700.
Score. X II.
Louisville .....2O410O01l-9 5
Pittsburg ...... 3O1O4O 0X-l6 Il 8
Batteries McDermott King, Welch, and
Cole. Colcolough, Killen, and Susden
CINCINNATI, IA; CLEVELAND, s.
CINCINNATI. April 9o.-The Cincinnati
team landed on young Wallace to-day
until his teeth chartered. while Phillips
was an enigma until the eighth, when he
let up. and cleveland scored five runs.
Hoey made wonderful one-handed
catch IN the fourth, with two men on
bases. that caught the crowd. In the
next inning Hoey also made circus
catch OF a long fly ball. Both Houne
and Cuppy are sick. and Manager Te-
beau has only Mike sullivan and Wallace
TO 60 his twirling for him. Six thousand
three hundred people saw the game
Score: Il. II. l.
Cincinnati .....4SIf202 x-i4 n
Cleveland ...... 0O00201 0--S y
Batttries-Phillips and Spies, Wallace
and thinner
HOW THE THE CLUBS STAND.
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