The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-30
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RESULTS OF THE VARIOUS BALL
GAMES.
ELEVEN INNINGS.

ELEVEN INNINGS.
Richmond, June 29.-It required eleven
innings to settle the game which was
very loosely played Coons did beautiful
Score: Richmond 9 runs, 3 hits, Ger
Batteries: Kagey Boland; Coons and |
Lynch
ALL OVER THE LOT
Portsmouth, June 29.-The locals.bat- |
ted Armstrong all the lot this after |
and easily by the score of 10 to
a. Both teams put up II very poorgame |
Score: Portsmouth 10 runs 16.hits 6
errors lyn el;Ou runs hits,4 er.
Armstrong and Fear.
\ SHUT OUT
Petersburg, Va, June %. 1.-The locals
suffered Il shut the hands of Nor
folk to-day, aided by rank decision of
the umpire, depriving them of a run
Score: Petersburg 0 runs 3 hits )
errors; Norfolk, II hits, errors
Batteries: stocksdale Rafrert; Plan
miller and Thurston Umpire, Mace.
HE WAS HIT HARD
Boston, Mass. June 29-Dolan was
as wild as hawk to day, and also |
hit hard. He was taken out in the fifth, |
but the game had already lost |
Thompson,s batting for the Quakers,
the features. Attendance 300
Score: Boston, runs, 5 hits errors:
Batteries: Doan, Stvetts and Tenney: |
Carsey and Grady. Umpire, Henderson.
HITS AND ERRORS
New York June pa combination of
hits and errors coupled with several
bases on balls by kennedy allowed the
inning which proved enough for them to
win from Brooklyn, the latter could
do little nothing with Sullivans pitch
ing Attendance 340O
Score: Brooklyn runs : hits 6 err
rors; New York, runs ! hits error
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim Sullivan
and Wilson
a BATTING STREAK
Louisville, Ky, June 29.--The Reds
had a batting streak to-day and knocked
both Herman and Cunnin CHAM out of
the box, and hit Smiths hard
ON mnf ooonei L put put up ti stupid ni game both
ance, 200
Score: Cincinnati 20 runs 81 hits.
errors; Louisville, runs, - hits, err
rors Batteries Dwyerand PETIT; Gun
ningham Herman Smith and kinslow
Umpire, Sheridan
THE SENATOR'S WERE EASY
Baltimore, Md, June 29-1he Cham
pions downed the Senator's with ease in
WAS the esnre game c b pTnd t pfehn
down five hits. Attendance 44os
Score: Baltimore 16 runs IA hits
errors Batteries: Pond and Robinson
King, German and Mcclure. Umpire,
Hurst.
CLEVELAND BEATS CHICAGO
Chicago June 29-For six innings to-
day game was an even and exciting one
and although marked by costly errors
tne mispi'ys We're more than off-se by
some of the most brilliant fielding in
which Pfeffer and Blake the stars
The Spiders Griffith and pounded
out the game in the last four innings
Attendance, 3,400
Score: Chicago runs, 8 hits 5 errors: |
Cleveland runs, II hits g errors Bat.
teries: Griffith and Ktridge: Young and
OConnor Umpire, Keefe,
BROWNS BROKEN UP
St Louis Mo-, June 29-Afer play
ing good ball for five innings the Browns
went to pieces and the Pirates batted
out six runs in the sixth. This gave
them lead that the Browns who are
weak at batting just now could not over
come Attendance, 300
Score St Louis, runs hits .
errors; Pittsburg, runs II hits 3
errors Batteries: Hart and Murphy:
Lughey and Sugden Umpire, Lynch
HEADQUARTERS OPENED.
Chicago, June 29.-The advance guard
of the bmetaic Democratic committee
arrived in Chicago to-day and opened
headquarters at the Sherman house.
Congressman T. O Towles, of Jefferson
City Mo, secretary of the committee
nounced that the storm center of the sill
yer movement formally transferred
to Chicago Senator Harris, of Ten
nessee, chairman of the organization, who
may preside at the convention,
the city to night to attend the meeting of
the committee tomorrow John w. |
'Tomlinson, the Alabama
on the committee, is ut the Palmer house.
with {. >. Thomas, the member from
Colorado, and other members arrived
this evening. Some of the promi-
nent silver Democrats in the vare
at the head of the bmetac committee.