The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

Washington. ...o113o2O71-i5 %
Pittsburg, ........3 o 3 0 3 do 10 0
Batteries-Anderson. Mercer, and Nc
CURE; Hawley and Kinslow.
afternoon game)
Score; r. II. F.
Washington. ...3oO0S15e2-ls "a
Pittsburg. ........0 OG0O21VO-3 10
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure: Hart.
Colcolcugh Knslow. and Sugden.
PHILADELPHIA. .. Q; CINCINNATI. Is
PHILADELPHIA. PA. May M.-The
largest crowd that ever attended a morn
ing ball game In Philadelphia vas pres
ent at the first Philadelphia Cincinnati
game to-day. The attendance numbered
$500. the previous best morning attend
ance being 500. Philadelphia won at the
start by batting Dryer at Will. Latham
was put out Of the game I'm the first in
ming by Umpire Emsle for disputing a
decision. The weather WIS clear and
warm.
| Philadelphia and Cincinnati PLAYED an
| exciting eleven-iuning game this after
! noon, the home team eventually winning
The contest lasted three hours, and was
witnessed by 1890 people. \ feature OF
the game was the large number OF two
base hits made by each. but that was par
TALLY due to the adoption Of a ground
that encircled the field good for two
bases. Alillers work in right field was
conspicuous. Both teams nelded sharply.
Weather clear and warm. Scores:
r. II. r
Philadelphia .O270O000O-s Is 2
Cincinnati ....... 0OO00-l 10 2
Batteries arsey and Clements; Dyer
Phillips, and Spies.
afternoon game:
Philadelphia .....O2O40OO2O- II 3
Cincinnati ......31OO111O1- Il 5
Batteres-Taylor and Clements, Fore
man and Merritt.
BALTIMORE. Is. s: LOUISVILLE. IL, 4.
BALTIMORE. May 9.-The Baltimores
and Louisyilies had smuggling match in
the morning game to-day. twenty-nine
hits. for a total OF forty-seven bases being
recorded against the five pitchers. Glea-
son retired I'm favor Of Hemming In the
third. but the ex-Kentuckian could not
stop his old comrades batting streak. and
retired in the seventh. Hoffer was more
effective In the remaining innings Knell |
weakened IN the eighth, and allowed the |
Champions 10 score eight runs before GO |
ing to the bench. Attendance, 1900
The Champions won again this after |
noon. The Tail-Enders. however, put up |
a good game. and took the lead in the |
sixth. Kissinger made his debut in the |
major league. and pitched a very credi-
table game. Dan Brouthers was fined S25 |
in an argument with Belts. Attendance. |
7,yo Score: II. II. f
Baltimore .........3o3O 22OSx-ls IS 2
Louisville .........OS2 40O-ll Il
Batteries: Gleason. Hemming. Honer
and Clark; Knell. McDermctt and Zahner
afternoon game) II. IL. T.
"a 4
Louisville ...........o 000l 2 o. 10
Batteries: Klssinger and Clark McDer-
mott and Welch.
BOSTON. 6. ~: ST. LOUIS. 5. 3.
BOSTON. May 3o-The Browns and
Bostons played one Of the most exciting
games of the several seasons at South
End Park this morning IL was nip and
tuck from start 10 finish. The batting was
remarkably timely on both sides, and the
fielding superb. With two runs 10 win, the
Bostons went in for their ninth. and bat
ted out a victory without an out. loves
single and Bannon's long drive over
the left-icld fence accomplished the feat.
The batting Of BannOn, and a sensational
catch by Byron were the features.
The afternoon game was a repetition OF
the morning contest for five innings and
then the Bostons jumped onto Clarkson's
pitching and rompsd nome easy winners.
Nichols pitched a superb game and Sc
cured almost perfect support. Bannon's
terrific batting and Mes clean work at
short were the features. Attendance,
1900 Scores: X. III. n
Boston ..........110000 2O2-6 l.
ST. Louis .......... % l01l % 8
Batteries-Stivetts and Ryan; Breiten-
stein and PETIT.
afternoon game: Il. II. T.
Boston ........... 0200 AVE IL
Il. Louis ......... $4,000 0O-3 SO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Camel; Clarkson
and Peitz-
sEw YORK. 4. 2; CHICAGO. 6 3.
NEW YORK, May 3O.-It took the New
Yorks eleven innings TO beat the Chi
Cages this morning. Farrell finally doing
The trick with a home-run drive into leff
field with none out. The weather was
hot, but the crowd was larger than the
expected.
Tryenty-three thousand people saw the
,fternooa game. 1t was the largest
aid attendance for Decoration-Day on
ecord. The visitors won the game, on
'rrors alone.
After the game the crowd surged around
he umpire and threw dust In his eyes.
,ut the police quickly came to his res
,ue.
Score: r. II. T..
Sew York, ...1o2OsO0ooOl-7
.....02 81 o00c-5 IA
Batteries-Gentry and Wilson; Hutch Y
nson and Kittrdge.
afternoon gams).
Score: X. II. f. :
few York, 020O-2 6 I
'hicago. ..........0 O00lO110-3 5 0 /
BatterIes-Rusie and Schriver; Terry /
nd Donahue.
BROOKLYN. 10. I: CLEVELAND. L..
BROOKLYN, n. Y. May 30.-Four {
thousand persons witnessed the morning {
anne az Eastern Park. The visitors
we're I'm the game for three innings but :
fter that Foutz's men began to find +
'uppy when hits were mostly needed. | =
was injured In the third in "
ing, hut he continued playing until the | ]
TIN. when he gaze way 10 McGarr. I'm :
! the fourth inning the Bridegrooms only 4
laced one hit 10 their credit. Then | e
uppy began TO pitch wild, and when r
e did get the ball across the plate IL | T
'as sent flying to all corners OF the out =
ED. Z
The Clevelands turned the tables in the
fternoon game. Wallace pitched SUI n
erb game. allowing the home team but u
NO hits. Lucid was hit hard. and was
rtired at the end Of the second inning,
Gumbert was only found twice during
he remainder OF the game. but the =;