The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
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BOSTON. MASS. June 25.-Sexton
pitched a great game to-day, while clark
was hit very freely in the first three
innings Longs error in the first inning
gave the visitors two runs, but they saw
third base only once after this. Not
bit was made off Sexton from the nrst
TO the seventh inning. Lowe made MI
every time he came to bat, ana MS suck
work was the feature Of the game Az
'e soore. ''''' RI. f.
Roston ........... 3l10OO0Ox-5 IL
Ne,y YORK ....... 100000 0-2
Batteries-sexton ana Tenney; CLARK
and schr!ver.
CHICAGO. 10; PIrTsBURo, y.
CHICAGO. June 25.-Anson's players
downed the Pittsburg aggregation this
afternoon with ease. despite the fact that
Hart struck out eight men. In the fourth
Stencil hit over Arson. As the ball left
the bat. Stewart started for it. catching
IL bv a superb dive Sideways. The game
was stopped for ten minutes in the third
inning to let a dust storm pass. At
's sore. ''''' R.H. f.
chicago ........ 4030030O x-io 10
Pittsburg ........ 3 5000 o l-S
Batteries-Terry and Donahue; Hart and
Merritt.
PHILADELPHIA. 3: BROOKLYN. 2.
BROOKLYN. y. Y, June 25.-It only re-
ouired seventy-fOur minutes Tor the
phfladelphias TO defeat the BroOklyns to-
dav. Ii was really a pity that Foutz >
mon lost as they played pretty neldlng
game. Kennedy pitched splendid game,
with the exception OF the ionr,n IN
halls which was followed by Sullivan 8
scratch scoring Holland. while Boyle
tailed while DAILY and Lachance were
disposing OF Sullivan and Thompson; -
a arool<lvn. ......oO1ooooloH2 3 2
Philadelphia, ......0 o 20Ol o O-3
Batteries: Kennedy and Daily; Carsey
and Clements.
BALrINoRE. s; WASHINGTON. 7.
WASHINGTON. June 25.--To-day's game
was Il regular see-saw affair. and IL was
was made In the ninth. Two men We're
out in that inning with men on second
and third. Two strikes had been called
on Mcclure when he hit the ball to
LEFT. driving Ia two men and winning the
game.
Umpire Emlie's work was very poor
and his failure TO call strikes when Mer-
Ger put them over the plate discouraged
the twirler. Hardly "A decision was rem
GeiNi during the game that did not
cause a protest from either one or the
OtltI rllf.
Hoffer relieved Esper at the beginning
OF the eighth. Both sides fielded well
Weather warm. and attendance 1890.
Score. X. III. T.
Washington, ...01O01311O-7 II o
Baltimore. .........O o % I 0 IS Is 2
Batteries; Mercer ana MCGUIRE; Esper
Hoffer. and Clark.
CLEVELAND. S; LOUISVILLE. ).
CLEVELAND. June 25.-The Louisville
Cleveland game to-day was lacking in in
terest from start 10 finish. The Cleve-
lands won as they pleased Burketts
terrific batting was a feature Attend
ance, l,2vO.
Score. X. N. r.
Cleveland ..........sl ID 2
Louisville ...........1 ] . o ! 2 0 % IL !
Batteries cuppy and Donovan; Weyh-
ing and SHES.
CINCINNATI. 10; ST. LOUIS. 6.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Cincinna-
It's celebrated their return home after
a disastrous eastern trip by defeating
St Louis. Not an error was charged
10 them, while ST. Louis piled up six
Ewings sore hand kept him out Of the
game. Vaughan taking his place. The
playing OF the visitors was poor through
out
Score: X. II. +.
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