The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-05
GIANTS U4TE coon LUCR.
Rain Gives Them Game-Pittsburg WINS
Jwo-Boston Loses.

NEW YORK. ly 4.-Rain put an end
IN the game this morning in the elghth
inning. lust as the Champions were gong
"a the bat. Umpire Tuthill called time,
Tho score going back TO seven minus
and the New AOrks winning Dy ciOse
score. - ~. ma
CLARK barring two innings, was very
e0ecfiye. Three safe hits in the lhiu
gave the home team one run, dnu AZ
Inc fourth Tiernans double, an error ~
Gleason. and a two-pasaer py D"'iS wv
baltimore got two runs in the second.
on I<ellv's base on balls, singles Dy
Rrod.e and Clark and al error by Stli-
ford. -Four safe hits and an out gave me
,Veitors two more runs in the third, but
after that they could not hit Clark to
i'mpire Tuthilrs work was very poor
He made a questionable decision III tl@
ei>tb that shut out the visitors when
~ Scor e''N T. IL. +.
Baltimore 9HGns, ..............o220009-t s 4
New York .....::......oV i ~ c,a.io
batteries: Hoffer and Robinson; clark
and Farrell. ., 49,
The afternoon game was postponed on
account oil ram
rIrrsBuEo. 6. 10; CLEVELAND. 2. 8.
pTTTSRlTRG. PA, July 4.-The morn
ing game to-day drew the largest crowd
ever seen on the grounds, ana f:ttsDuIE
won after well-played contest. Both
Hart and Young pitched good ball, but
Tittsburg's hits came together. Jean ana
Fmsie were the umpires, ana there was
no fault found There was an abundance
OF three-baggers. ewing TO ground rule.
Attendance. 1000
Pittsburg again won from Cleveland this
afternoon in slow. almost featEreless
game. except for daring piece OF paSc-
running by Donovan. Hawley was pre-
4 a Al
The crowd was another record-brcaNer,
eurpassing that Of the morning, and beat
ing ali previous records IN the history
OF baseball in this city. Attendance, 49,
90.
Piitsburg ..........2OOO1o0sx-6 10 o
cleveland ..........1 900 O0OOl-2
Batteries: Hart and Merritt; Young and
Z-mmer.
pj At.Snpgon ss.a'.'''e.io21O211sx-iO IS
cleveland .........OO 100000 3
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Wallace
and O'Connor.
BRooKLys. Z; BOSTON. l.
PROOKI.YN, n. Y, July 4.-Five thous-
and persons witnessed the morning game
began until il was called at the end of the
sixth inning rain fell continually, Nichols
was an easy mark in the fifth inning.
allowed the Brooklyns TO score half
Lien runs. The first three men to the
Mate for the Bost0ns In the first hits
safely. but Kennedy settled down a;.d
only one man crossed the plate.
Shindle made two pretty cat hes.
friffin and Shoch pulled down apparent
hits.
Score: X II. +.
Boston. ...............0o01QoI
batteries: Nichols and Camel; Kennedy
The afternoon game was prevented by
rain.
PHILADELPHIA. 4: WASHINGTON. 3.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 4.--The
Phladelphias won the morning game by
better fielding. They hit Boyd frcq nifty
enough. but the hits were too widely
separated 10 be productive. Washington
did nothing with Taylor; except in the
seventh inning, when three runs all
earned, were scored on two singles, a
double. and a triple. Attendance. o.
Os6.
Score X. II. y.
Philadelphia. ..OO10lO1l 10
Batteries: Boyd and Mcclure: Taylor
and Buckper.
The afternoon game was prevented by
rain.
ST. LOUIS. II. l: LOUISVILLE. 6. 3.
ST. LOUIS. MO, July 4.-rhe morning
game was holly contested up to the sew.
enth inning. when ST. Louis devel0ned a
batting streak which. assisted by striped
rlaying on the part OF Louisville pla'.o
the. result beyond doubt Attendance.
5000.
The announcement was made during
the game that Short-Sto Ely, OF the ST
Louis club. had resigned ami would en-
gage in business at Girard Pa
A heavy shower preceded the after