The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
THE GI4EIS BEITEN dGIIN.
Alas. Poor Rus'e "A hrse Fight Averted
The other cam .

NEW YORK, June S.-The police mar
roNly avtlted a free fight between the
New York and Pittsburg players in The
firth inning. AS Wilson scored on kll-
lens mum at the plate the latter delib-
eratcly kicked him on the leg. In pee
Ond the players of both teams rushed
together and were sQuaring OF when
the police interfered. Murray hat TO Zoe
escorted to his dressing-room by the
bluecoats after the game lie declared
Stcrzel safe at the plate IN the third
inning when DE WIS out by lt least "a
yard. Had Stencil beel called out 81
would have completed brilliant play.
Doyle tried TO reason with Murray and
was ordered ont OF the game, the big
crowd OF 1900 persons making all sorts
OF threats against the umpire Inc Jlt,s-
bures Won on their merits, however, as
they bit Rrsle quite freely. killen was
taken cut IN the NTH. as the nome team
was beginning TO hi him, AMI Ha~ley
was substituted The New Y0rks could
not do much after that.
New York......o % 2lOlo-i 4
Pittsburg ......4 % y " H.
Batteries Rusie and Wilson; kiiien.
Hawley, and Sugien.
wAsnNcTps. IA: ST. LOUIS. G..
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June S.-To-
days contest was a hard-hitting one.
and Washington to-day had the better
of g. Ehrot was very wild. but only
one of his numerous bases on balls count
ed in the run column. some sensational
fielding was performed by both teams,
the work OF GlasscOck. crooks, Abbey,
Quinn, Ely. and DOwd being partlcu-
larly noteworthy StOckdale relieved
Anderson az the conclusion OF the seventh
inning and aid well. Attendance. 900.
Weather cool.
Score. X. II. T..
Washington ..lO1O4l0l ia Il ]
ST. Louis ......O % o O. % o. II 3
Batteries Anderson. Stockdale, and Nc
CURE; Ehret and PETIT.
BOSTON. n: LOUISVILLE. 3.
BOSTON. June S.-To-day's game at
the South End Park was a farce. cum
ningham and McDermott lasted two in
nines each and McCreary, who succeeded
the latter. was wild as q hawk. kemmcr
al third was little better than cigar
sign. and the crowd got It's greatest
pleasure euyiug him. Nichols was very
effective and received superb support.
Duffy worked the trap ball 10 perfection
I'm THE ninth inning with the bases iull
and no out. Attendance. 300.
Boston ........3 . 3 ! ] XII Il
Louisville 20 ] o o % /
Batteries Nichols and Tenny; Cunning
ham. McCreary, and Wclch.
CLEVELAND 3: rHnADr1rm& 7.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. June S.-The
PHILADELPHIA club rounded out a week OF
defeats this afternoon by losing IN
ten-innng game Knell was effective
iu the latter part of the game but In
tho first six innings was hit rather freely.
Thompson knocked the ban over the cen
tire field fence I'm the third and Delahanty
cracking out a home run over - right
field fence IN the NTH. Burkett scored
the winning run IN the tenth. Weather
clear ana pleasant. Attendance, 500.
Philadelphia .O13O1 2OoOO-7 . ,
Cleveland 80 3 % / 30 ! ! o Is l3
Batteries-McGin. Buckley, and Grady;
Kncll and thinner.
BALTIMORE. Z. CINCINNATI. l.
BALTIMORE. MD. June S-Honer was
strategist to-day. and the cincnnatis
got no more than one hit I'm any inning
The Champions hit PARROT hard. Spies
was injured in the third. Belts decisions
Young for his removal Attendance,
4.1S'.
Score. r III. f.
baltimore .....l O1 3lX-7 II
Cincinnati ......O % ! o % % % o.
Batteries-Honer and Clark; Parrott
Spies. and Merritt.
nrookrYS 8 CHICAGO. C.
BROOKLYN. June S-ErrOrs by Dahlen
and Everett allowed the BroOklyns 90
gain a victory over Chicago to-day.
Hutchison pitched good. game and had
FOutz's men guessing most of the time.
La Chances catch of a foul fly and Cor
coran's stop of a difficult grounder were
the features of the game. The Chicagos
were unable to bunch their hits At
tendance, 1880.
Score, X H. T..
brooklyn .......2 % 3llx-9 l
Battcres-Lucid and Grim; Hutchinson
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