The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-18
"nAD A mum DI,AAs1 fINIsH."
Boston Versus Cioveland--Tbe Other
GAtpe-


BOSTON, MASS. June 1.-THE after
sullivan pitched great game until the
seventh inning. and then, when ne began
TO tire. the Clevclands opened up on
him. IL availed them little in the sew
enth. but I'm the ninth they raped out
five hits. with a total OF nine, and only
fuckers wonderful fielding stopped the
onslaught. A mun by Childs in the
eighth gave Boston four runs. Mexican
made a home-run Int over the right-ield
score: r. H. e.
Boston .......... O4OO10O4O-9 1S 5
Cleveland ........ 100000 01 80 l3
Batteries-Nichols and Camel; Wallace,
Knell and thinner.
Odorning game).
Score: r. II. f.
Boston .......... 3O0O510O0-9 1S
Cleveland ........ 31010O05 o-l0 u
BALTIMORE. Il; 81. LOUIS. 8.
BALTIMORE. MD. June 1.-THE home
team won tO-day's contest IN the Irst
inning Twelve men faced the pitcher,
and seven scored of hve singles, tWo
bases on balls and four errors Aiter
that Ehret was effective. Esuer was OF
DO account, and was taken OUT, AFTER
miserable exhibition I'm the third inning.
tho box for Baltimore ana ms i)iWor
companions made but two hits IN the re-
naming six innings. - -
Baltimore .........7O0O13O1x- 16
sf Louis .........O1 100000
Batteries. Esper, Clarkson and Clarke
Ehret and leitZ.
BnooKLYx. 4: CINCINNATI. 2
BROOKLYN. June l7.-Untn the sixth
inning n looked as II the Cincnnatis
would carry off to-day's game. put ~
this iuncture four telling hits allowed lne
home team to clinch the victory. toft-
man was hit in the fourth inning on .ne
arm by "a hot liner and retired from the
game Parrot, who took Ewing place
i'm the NTH. hit the first ball for TWO
bases. Score. II 4.
Brooklyn ..~.... OeO0O31Ox-4 3
Cincinnati ........O0lO 1000 o
Batteries -Daub ard Grim; Foreman
Rhines and Merritt.
r1rIsBuGG, 3: PHILADELPHIA, ?.
PHILADELPHIA. Juee H.-Pittsburg
hit the ball harder than Phoiadeipind
to day and won. Up to the ninlh lnhlns
Hawley held the home team down 10
three singles. Hallmans error BierDau-
er's double. and singles by Donovan ah1
Stencil uetted the visitors three runs, ana
in the seventh Beckley knocked the ball
over rieht-held fence. Philadelphia scored
two runs on Boyd's single, Delanaity ;
double. Score. X. II; l.
Philadelphia .........0 o OOOOOO
Pittshurg ...........V ~ t1s,cley
ana Kinslow
NEW YORK, Z; LOUISVILLE. 6.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New Yorks
won a close game from the LOuisvilles
to-day Davis crossing the plate III me me
ninth inning with the deciding run, nlaue
on his two. .bagger and sigle by van
haltren. There was plenty of free hitting
on both sides, each team earning iOur
runs. but German received me support III
tight places, resulting IN the deieat vl
the visitors. Nanhaltren played superb
fielding game as did also Fuller ana
Farrell, while Shugart easily carried on
the hOnOrs for LOuisvllles The weather
was perfect and the crowd large consider
ing the circumstances. Attendance, B.
OOO
Score. r. II. T..
New York. ........O 0401100 Il
Batteries: German aud Server; Inks
and Zahner and Wclch
cmc,Go. 10: WARRINGTON. 7.
WASHINGTON, y. c., June 1T.-Four-
teen Washington players took part In
to-days game with Chicago but AnsOn
won by a good margin. stockdale was
relieved at the end OF the fourth and
Malarkey took his place. In the sixth
the latter was batted for six hits. which,
WIN base on balls. Hetted the visitors
FIVE runs. four of them earned. BOYD
took Malarkey's place In the seventh
and not thicag0an reached first base
during the two innings he pitched. Coo
gan took McGuire's place in the nth
and MahOney batted I'm Coogan's place in
the NINTH Anderson batted for Malar-
key in the seventh. James Calvin. the
famous cx-Pittsburg pitcher made his
first appearance in to-days game as an
umpire His base decisions were GOD.
but he made several mistakes on balls
and strikes some of which were rosnon-
sible for Chicago five runs in the sixth
Attendance 1000.
Score: r. IA. IT,
Washington % OOOO3 3 - 1G ?
Chicago .......O ! 3 ! o . % q x-f0 II
Batteries-St Stockdale and Mcclure; Mu-
larkey and Coogan; Griffith and kittridge.