The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
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BROOKLYN. y. Y, June N-With SIM
port, McDermott would have won his
game to-day. The home PLAYERS woro
credited with several hits. which should
nave been easy outs. Lucid retired at
me end OF the sixth inning, on account
OF his neck being sore. Gumbert. who
TOOK MS place, came near losing the
game. He gave Nee bases on balls. and
was touched up for a home run. two dou-
bles, and single. Anderson made a star
catch of Welch's line drive to deep left.
Attendance. 1900.
Score: r. II. T..
Brooklyn ........0 0x-lO . 3
Louisville. ........2 0013O2-S IL 6
Batteries-Lucid. Gumbert, and Grim;
McDermott and WEIGH.
CINCINNATI. 16; NEW YORK. ..
NEW YORK. June l5.-Ten thousand
persons saw the New Yorks play their
worst game OF the season to-day They
piled up error after error OF the most
lrdicrous nature. and were dummies at
the bat
Boswell's pitching was very amateur
ish. He gave twelve bases on balls had
two wild pitches. and nelded his posi-
ton very poorly. New York's only run
was scored in she sixth inning. when
with man on base. Stafford hit for a
home. The weather was perfect.
Score: r. II. f.
New York .......OOOOO2OO0-2 Q II
Cincinnati .......3l321 O42x-l6 10 o
Batteries-B Boswell and Wilson: Parrott
and Merritt.
WASHINGTON. Q: CHICAGO. 3.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-To-day's
game was a good one up 10 the fifth in
ming, -hen Washington made three runs
TWO errors in the ninth were responsible
for Chicago's second run. Paul pitched
excellent ball. and with proper support
would have shut out the visitors.
Pitchers Stockdale and Terry acted
as umpires. owing TO the absence of Mr.
Long Weather warm. and the attend
ance. 400.
Score: r. II. E.
Washnton ........OOOO510O5-9 10 ?
Chicago ...........0 0 o01 % S l
Batterics-Maul and Mcclure; Hutch
inson and Donohue.
BOSTON. 6; CLEVELAND. 8.
BOSTON, MASS. June l5.-The Bos-
tons won to-day's game from the Cleve-
lands by superb fielding Doian was
under fire I'm the early part Of the game.
IL looked like a walkover for Boston. but
Childs made a home-run hit over the
Iigh-held fence, with two bases full. in
the fifth. and from then on II was
hard struggle. Attendance, $500.
score: r. II. E.
Boston ...........O311O1OO x-s u 3
Cleveland ......... 600 4001O-5 . 3
Batteries-Dolan and Ryan; Cuppy and
Z.mmer.
B.rTIMoEE. s; ST. LOUIS. o.
BALTIMORE. MD. June l5.-The
Champions scored another shut-out to-
day, the St. Louis club being the victims
this time Hoffer was more effective
than Breitcnsten. The home team
punched it's hits in re fourth. and scored
three runs. Cooley's error let in another
Attendance. 5.400.
Score: r. H. f.
Baltimore ........ 22O0100cx-5
st. Louis ........ 100000 900
Batteries--Hoffer and Clarke; Brelten-
stein and PETIT.
PHILADELPHIA. 16: pIrTsBuRo. 6.
PHILADEL PHIA, PA. June l5.-Pitts-
burg played an execrablc game In the field
this afternoon. and was easily defeated
by Philadelphia. Hart was hit hard al
times. McGnl pitched steadily effective
ball. and was backed up in faultless style.
Attendance. u.2S5.
Score: r. II. l..
PHILADELPHIA 2011303 LIS II 0
Pittsburg .......O 011 1909 2-6 II
Batteries-McGil. Beam, Clements, and
Grady: Hart. Cannon. and Sugden.