The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-07
rpo HAnD-rOUGnr GAlrfs
Between Bridegroom- and Spiders an'
Orioles and Colt--Tie at ~. Louis.

orfoie- and COlt--Tie at IT. Louis.
CLEVELAND OHIO. July ct was
nip and tuck to-day between Cleveland
and the Brooklyns. Both sides were on
their motue and played an errorIess
,,m. with the exception of
corcorans excusable overthrow Of
a hard smash from Burkeit $
hat 10th Wallace and Payse
twirled superb ball. aud Cleveland won
only by punching three pretty hits in the
eighth. Wallaces drive FOR TWO bags
practically won the game for Cleve-
land
Score: il. IL. j..
Cleveland. ...... OOO02N-5 o
BROOKLYN ......... 100OOOo0o-l 6 /
Batteries-Wallace and thinner, Payne
and Grim.
BALTIMORE. Il: CHICAGO. 10.
CHICAGO. July C.-Baltimore won in the
most sensational game of the season. In
the ninth inning the home team took
Oh a batting streak that promised 10
carry 10 out. With three men on bases
and two ont. Bill LANCE sent fly 70
centre field and all was over. Esper re-
placed Hofcr in the eighth. Attend
ancc 500.
Score. X. II. J..
Chicago ......... 100000 1-l3 is 3
Baltimore ....... 100000 5-l4 - 4
Hatteries-Terry and Donohue; Hoffer.
Esper and CLARK.
WASHINGTON. 6; PGTTsBURG, :.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Rain fell dur
ing the first six innings to-day. Hawley
could not handle the wet ball effectively
n the second and third innings and
ftrIf a
not Doe overcome. OBnen. the new sec
end baseman from Louisville for whom
the managers traded Rogers and Crooks.
played good game. Demontreville' S
fielding was brilliant. Attendance, 1000.
Score: X. II. H..
Washington ..... $4,000 O00-6 10 o
Pittsburg ........ OOOO01O1 90 II 3
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure. Hawley
and Sugden.
ST. LOUIS. 6. NEW YORK. 6.
ST. LOUIS Nc. Gully 6.-The game to-
day was marked by constant wrangllng
over decisions and in the NTH inning um-
pire kecfe became so incensed that he
refused 90 continue the game. Players
Mcfarland ami Meeklng were chosen as
substitutes.
President Won Der Abe has filed pro-
test with President Youns against Keefe
Hia4IiiiWn aHhlA III 81 LOUIS Ai' li"fitA1
of both teams was devoid Of brilliancy
The game was called AT the end Of the
eighth inning on account Of rain. Attend
ance so.
Score: R.HE.
81. Louis e. .........OO3O2Ol0-6 10 8
New York o.. .........OOO2O SO 10 2
Batteries: Donohue and Murphy Sulli-
van and Wilson
LOUISVILLE. 8: BOSTON, ?.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 6.-Tlmely
hitting and Lewis 'wndness won ior
Louisville to-day. Umpire Keefe did not
arrive, ana substitute VOLTS decisions
were very unsatisfactory 10 Boston. Ten
ny was put out Of the game for kick
Ing. Atten lance. 100.
Score. r. H. T..
Louisville ........1 OlOO012x-5 /
Boston ............00 0ll0O0 o. 3
Batteries. Frazier and Dexter. Lewis,
Tenny and Bergin.
CINCINNATI. 10; PHILADELPHIA, G.
CINCINNATI July Bad errors.
loose fielding. and poor base running lost
Philadelphia to-days game After the
third Inning the visitors could not hit
Foreman with any effect and he was
given support that was superb Nc
fhee's iieid!ng was the feature. he ac-
ccptins ali OF his fourteen chances with
out an error.
score: r. HE.
Cincinnati .......4ol 1901 3x-l0 IL
Philadelphia .....i 0 2olo 2-s u s