The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The Eostons Dcfont tho Giants-Hesult' o
the Other Gamesl

WASHINGTON, June 4.-TO-day's game
was n pitchers battle. Maui having the
better OF It, and not Baltimorean rfach-
ed second base until the eighth inning.
when they made two runs. They would
have been shat out but for Glasscock' $
error and slow handling OF the balL
Washington made fewer hiis than Balu-
more, but four of the home team were
punched in the sixth inning. which with
base on balls and an error Melted I'VE
runs.
But three hits were made off Maui I'M
til the eighth inning, and two Of the
six made by Baltimore were scratched.
Several sensational plays were made.
McGraw Carr Sclbach, joyce ana has
samer oxcelling. Rain fell before the
game and at the conclusion Of the first
half of the second inning time had TO
be called for twenty minutes Attendance
200
Score: II. II. J..
Washington, ......0 O1005O10
Baltimore, ..........O 90 q . o. :
Batteries: Maui and Mcclure; Clark
son and Robinson
CHICAGO. :; rITTsBURo. 6.
CHICAGO. HI, June 2L-Lang saved
the game for the Chicasos to-day in the
seventh inning when he ram from deep
centre nearly to second base. making
side catch of CiOsSs drive ordinarily
good for two bases. Lang got the bail
in his right hand, rolling over three
times before he could get up. Aside from
his fielding Ldngs base running was
feature of the game. The big basket OF
! flowers presented TO Hawley as ne went
10 the bat the first time proved "a Jonah
FOR him Stencil retired the ChicagOs nm
Score: r. Il. f..
! Chicago. ............01O822 Ox-S l. .
Pittsburg, ............O 8 Of % % 10
Batteries: Stratton and Donohue; Haw-
ley and 'Sugden.
PHILADELPHIA. 6: BROOKLYN. 3.
No.
adelphias touched up Gimbert for five
hits IN the fourth inning to-day. which
nctted the visitors four earned runs.
! In the eighth inning two triples and d
single gave the visitors TWO runs more,
Barring these two innings, irwln's men
failed TO hit with any effect Taylor
kept the hits so scattered Anderson AMI
| Griffin made some pretty catches. The
! game was called on account OF darkness,
due TO the rain-storm which followed
before the three thousand spectators
got out of the grounds.
Score K II. h.
Philad slphia 40 o % 1 o % o % 10 U
Game called on account Of darkness.
Battories-Gumbert, Grim, and Daily;
| Taylor ana Gray.
BOSTON. 9; NTw YORK. ..
| BOSTON. MASS. June 2i.-rhe New
/ Workers opened up Ike winners to-day.
| but the Bostons cut loose on German
| IL was the easiest kind Of work Tor them.
| The New Works failed TO get hits in six
of the nine innings. Burke.s neldins
| and the batting OF Camel, Duty, and
/ Nanhaltren were the features of the
| same. Attendance, 500.
Score X. ii. T..
Boston ..........O OO5 10 4Ox-0 Il l
! New York .....l o . o o o 0 > % l
Batteries-Stivetts and Camel; German
and Wilson.
CLEVELAND. :: LOUISVILLE. ..
| CT-tN ELAND o.. June 2i.-Up TO the
| ninth inning OF to-days game Louisville
had made but five scattered hits. In
| the ninth two tWO-baggers. Il single. and
| the only base on balls IN the game melted
! three runs The Cleyelands were TOO
far ahead TO be caugiE. however Me-
| kean's batting and several sensational
| plays by Shugart were the features Of
| the game. Attendance, 800.
Score. Il. ii. r.
| Cleveland ......2 - y % : X II .
| Louisville ....O q l 90 % D - :
Batteries-Noung and OConnor; Inks
! and spies.