The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
STNfTORS ~ THE sPIDER's WEE.
The Orioles and Pirates Each Have We
tory Pirates Shut out once.

tory Pirates shut out once.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 22.-Stockdale
was wild to-day and gave Cleveland
many costly bases on balls Washington
hit the ball hard, but they were scatter
cd while two innings the home club
punched its hits. 1t was an uninierest-
ing contest. Attendance, 1000.
Score. X n T..
Cleveland .....O OO2O31x-S 10 ,
Washington - o 2O0O1 % 10 IL
Batteries-Cuppy, Young, and thinner.
Stocksdale and Mcclure.
r1rlsRrno. o. 9: BALTIMORE. u. 9.
PITTSBURG. PA. July 22-Esper shut
the Pittsburgs out I'm the first game, with
only five hts. Pittsburg could DO noth-
ing with him until after the game was
lost.
In the second game Pittsburg secured
a lead OF nine runs In the nrst l0Ir
innings. knocking Hemming out Of The
box. Despite this, Baltimore made a
wonderful rally In the latter half OF
the game, and almost succeeded In tyinS
the score I'm the ninth inning. Kelly
and Brodia had a wCrded battle in the
outfield I'm the early part of the zane
as 10 who should have taken certain
flies. and their wransling really cost
Baltimore the game. Both men "sulked'
long enough TO allow TWO tw0-baggefs
and two runs 10 score. Umpire Neeie
took sick in the third inning and local
man dictated. Attendance, 100.
pittsb1rg ......oo.o0o0o oo-0 .
baltimore .....l zoos 6 % - ,
Batteries Hawley. Wright, AMI Mer-
rift: Espcr and Robinson.
Second Gamc). r. II. y.
Piitsburg ......4 100000 0x-9 Is >
Baltimore ......O 900 toe is - .
Baiteiies-Gardner ana sugden; Hem
ming, Clarkson. and Clark.
BOSTON. -: ST. louis ?.
ST LOUIS. MO. July 22-The Bostons
hit Breiter stein at will to-day. Nichols
pitched "A steady game. Attendance, 100.
Score. X. II. T.
St. Louis .......10OO1OOoo-2 :
Boston ........ Of32 O301x-l3 II O.
batteries Breliersieln ard Miller;
Nichols and Camel
ngooELYS. q CHICAGO. 3.
CHICAGO. Ill. July 22.-Tbe Chicagos
played a listess game to-day. and were
easily beaten by Brooklyn. Hutchinson
was taken out OF the DOx In the NTH in
ming, giving way TO Thornton. Treadway's
hore-run mi over right-neld fence was
the feature Of the game.
Chicago ........91100OoO1-S : 5
Brooklyn, ....... / D 3 FOL l-9 y 4
Batteries Hutchinson and Ntiridss
Thornton and pononue; Lucid and Grin.
CINCINNATI p: INV YORK. O.
CINCINNATI July 22-To-day's game
was intensely exciting. despite the ragged
errors made. Oh both sides. Rlsie had
little speed. and was hit hard. Rhines
relieved Foreman IN the fourth inning.
and the visitors could not hit him.
Score: n. II.
Circ.rI att .....?0OO22O5 !.
New York Gee. 2O20O-9 .
Batteries-FOreman. Rhines and Waugh
an. Eusie and Wilson.
PHILADELPHIA. IS LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 2-phllldelphia
outratted and outiielded Louisville today.
and being assisted by numerous costly
errors the ..'lsitors scored a run for
every base-hit. McDermott vas taken
out Of the box after the first inning Tor
Wild pitching. AcCreery did better WORK
but was poorly supported. Attendance,
SQ1.
Score: Il. a. H.
Louisville ........OO2OOO40O-6 10
Philadelphia .......5 o % - 0-ls IL .
Batteries. McDeimott and McCreery;
Warner and Zahner. Taylor, Grady, ana 4
Clements.