The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
DILDs Wild THROW DID IT.
Rusie Moved Down the fittsburghs-An
Abnmt the Diamond

About the Diamond.
NEW YORK, June l-But for Dills
wild throw in the first inning to-day the
Pittsburgs would have been shut out.
Rusie was at his best and moved the
Pittsburg team down i'm almost regular
order, he gave them four singles and
struck out seven men. Hart, on the
other hand. was hit hard and stcs lily ~
the New YOrks, who would have scored
several more runs but for bad base rum
ming Stafford put up wonderful game
at second, and hit the ball ia great shape.
Fuller 100. played the game for ali #
was worth. while the batting of Schriver
and Doyle, together with Wilson's tine
catching. were among the features.
Buckley and Sugden did the best work
for the visitors
Campbelrs umpiring was the best seen
here this season. The weather was per-
feet. Attendance. 6,0oJ
Score: r. II. T..
New York, .........2 o 01 0 0-6 13 .
Pittsburg. ..........2 0 O00OO-2 3 4
Batteries: Rusie and Wilson; Hart and
Sugden.
CLEVELAND. Z; PHILADELPHIA. g.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. June ll-phila-
delph.a lost 10 Cleveland I'm an eleven
inning game this afternoon. O'CODor
scored the winning run, with two out on
- I
irg throughout The home team could
not hit Young, who replaced knell in the
t6nth. and this, with a failure TO hit
when hits were needed, as thirteen ltft
on bases show, explains the result. Ie-
beau was hurt in a collision with Sull-
van at third base ia The fourth, and gave
way 10 McGarr Weather clc n; af
tendance. 400.
Score. *. II. l..
rhiladelphia ...O31Oo00O200-s u 3
cleveland 80 002o2 l-7 - 4
Batteries Carsey Taylor ana Grady,
Kncn Young and Zimner.
BOSTON. MASS, June n.-Luby was
a snap. and his support so Indifferent
that the Bostons made every hit except
one i'm the FIRST four innings. Cunningham
pitched the rest Of the game, but IL IS
Questionable whether he deserves much
credit for holding the Bostons down. as
they played with little snap. Dolan pitch
cd a sulendid game for the home team
not a hit being made off his delivery un-
I'll the Nth inning. Attendance, 1900.
Score: X H. y
Boston .........51140O 10 .
Louisville .......OO OOOO0000-O 3
Batteries-Doian and Ryan; Luby ana
Cunningham.
BROOKLYN, June lied. Stein, WI?
was laid off without pay on May ~,
and who has been recuperatins AT Mount
Clemens, Mich. made his appearance IN
Park. Brooklyn. this afternoon. Ihe
three weeks vacation seemed 10 nave
done Stein some good. While Actor An
sons men found his curves when needed
stein's work showed that ne may aot sSn iwo
his Old-time FORM chicago bVl w"
home runs and two doubles. ., y.
Rfookiyn ....ooooooO2 O2o-2 II 2
chicago .........0 = ! o o O-J o
Batteries-Stein and Burrell; Hutchin-
sen and Donahue.
WASHINGTON, Is; ST. LOUIS. 10.
WASHINGTON, June ll-ro-day's
game was not begun until after schep-
uled time-5:S0 O'clOck-intcrmlttent rams
during the afternoon having made IL
impossible to get the grounds IN shape
without the liberal application OF saw
dust
Much dissatisfaction was felt with
Murray's umpiring. The nome team
had a commanding lead until the sixth
when the visitors batted Stockdale Tor
seven hits. which with base on balls,
netted them seven runs. Mercer then
took Stockdale's place in the box, and
pitched good ball. Coogan being substiiu-
ted at third.
Miller. of St Louis. was suffering from
a sprained hand. and Dowd was trans
ferred TO his place, Breitensteln going to
right Attendance, l.1oo.
Score: X II =
Washington -......0 90 0 1-5 Is
ST. Louis ..........o 20 o 7 90 l-lo i3
Batteries: Stockdale, Mercer. and Nc
Guire; Ehret and Peitz.
BALTIMORE. ND. June 1.-THE home
team made II three straights. by taking