The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Richmond, Va, May 0, 1896.
A RIOT NIRROULY AFERTED.
n Baltimore Player Knocks Down Gin
cinnati Man and Scores.


narrowly averted in the tenth inning OF
to-day's game. With the score tie ana
two men out Brodie on first and jennings
on third, the former started for second.
Foreman threw TO McPee, who threw 10
third to catch Jennings. Just before the
ball reached Twins hands, Jennings
knocked him down and then scored the
winning run. The umpire allowed TIE
run to count. The crowd surrounded
Emsle after the game, and but for po-
lice interference he would have been
roughly handled. Attendance, GOO.
Score: Il. II. l..
Cincinnati .....20O001011 0-5
Baltimore. .OOO0113O01-6 3
Batteries: Rhlnes. Fisher, and Foreman
pitchers and Vaughan and PETIT catcheIs
for Cincinnati: Hoffer and Robinson.
PHILADELPHIA, II: CHICAGO. 10.
CHICAGO, May 9.-The home team lost
n close but loosely-played game to-day
The Chicaeos started the game with ler-
~ in the box. but he gave way 10 Briggs
in the fourth, and the latter was 50 WHO
that Parker was cal>l. In the SECOND
change they lost the game. The cro"d
was large enough to hamper the heldeTs.
Attendance. $500.
Score. X, II. T..
Chicago ............24OO12oO 1-l0 10 8
Philadelphia .....1OS232 oil Il
Batteries. Terry, Briggs. Parker ana
Kittredge: Taylor and Clements.
WASHINGTON, a, PITTSBURG, ?.
PITTsBURG, May s.-Hawley could not
get them anywhere near tbs plate IN the
seventh inning Of to-day's game, ana
Kuleu was substituted. Hawley did not
want 10 QUIT. and had TO virtually be
taken from the box by Mack. The game
was a miserable exhibition Of ball-playing
on both sides Mercer was fined so Tor
disputing Lynch's Judgment on balls ana
strikes. Attendance 400.
Score: II. II, =.
Pittsbnrg .......O1O1O5 O1O-9 il 9
washington $4,000 0 II Ola IA D
batteries: Hawley. Kllen, and Hast
inc> Sugden and Merritt. for Pttsburg;
Mercer and Mcclure for Washington.
BOSTON. II; LOUISVILLE. o.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 9.-Io-day' b
game was one-sided ana undressing.
Boston batted weighing at will. William
McGuunigle assumed charge as manager
of the Louisville club at the conclusion OIL
to-day's game. Attendance, oJJ.
Louisville .........sOOOO20OO-5 3 8
Boston ...........2O 81 l ski =
Batteries: weighing and Dexter MAINS
and Camel. ...r
CLEVELAND. o., May 5.-Aiter Two
victories over Brooklyn, Cleveland met
its Waterloo to-day. The Eastern team
| batted wallace out Of the box III lhe
third. Cy Young was substituted, Val
| lace going into right field, In place Oh
| shearon. Young failed to stop the MT
| ting. while the Cleveland players heldeo
vretchodly. This was the first day that
the new Saturday half-hOliday law was IN
| enect. and the attendance was largely IN
| creased In consequence. Four thousand
and i've hundred people saw the game.
Sore: H. II T..
/ Cleveland ........l l3OO12O0-S 10
! Brooklyn .........4 U 100 2 O-l9 =
Batteries: Young and thinner; stem
and Burrell.
NEW YORK. IS; ST. LOUIS, 3.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-New York wor
easily to-day. Breitenstein retired in The
third inning. Kissinger lasted TIL the ent
OF the sixth. Wood came next. and last
| ed about ten minutes. With two runs ~
and the bases fun. McDougall finished III,
game in good style.
Doheney pitched well, and his support
was good. There are rumors about to
night OF a general shaking up among
the Browns. Attendance, 1000.
Sore: x. II. T.
St Louis ........OOOOO3 00O-3
New York ........3142O 20l2-l5 10
Batteries: Breitenstein. Kissinger
wood. and McDougall. and Murphy fol
st. Louis; Doheny and Farrell, FOR New
| YORK.