The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-08
ON THE DIAMONDS YESTERDAY
That new English toe in ox-blood,
enamel, cordovan and calf. Gilkeson &;
Taylor
WON AND LOST.

Richmond, Sept. 7.-Hampton won the
first game by punching of hits.
Hampton, 5 runs, 8 hits, errors; Rich
mond, 3 runs, hits, 4 errors Batteries:
Kimble and Goodheart; Nlalarkey and
Boland.
Richmond won the second game by SUI
perior stick work
Richmond, 81 runs, % hits, errors;
Hampton, runs, ~ hits, errors. Bat
teries: Tannehill and Boland; Morrissey
and Goodheart. ~
PFANMILLER INvINCIBLE
Norfolk, Va, Sept. THE visitors
this afternoon could not touch Plan
miller. The home team had no difficulty
in finding Boyd and lining out single
or a double when needed. Red Arm
strong got two home runs.
Norfolk IA runs, IA hits, 0 errors:
Portsmouth runs, 6 hits, errors. Bat
teries; Pfanmiller and Fields; Boyd and
Rollins. Umpire, McClosky
PORTSMOUTH BEATS NORFOLK.
Portsmouth, Va, Sept. THE locals
won to-day's game by batting streak in
the seventh inning. The game was one
of the most exciting seen here this sea-
son.
Portsmouth G runs, 10 hits, l error:
Norfolk 4 runs, II hits, 1 error. Bat
teries: Brandt and Rollins; Stockdale
and Fields. Umpire, McClosky.
WON THREE IN A DAY.
Baltimore, Sept. THE Champions
won from the Colonies this morning in a
close game. Hills pitching was the more
effective, but the home team seemed to
have luck Oh their side. In the eighth
inning Lally so interpreted remark by
McGraw as to be constrained to fine that
gentleman $25 and seat him on the bench.
Attendance ,120.
Baltimore, runs, 5 hits, errors; Lou
isville, runs, Z hits, 3 errors Batteries:
Pond and Robinson; Hill and Miller.
The Champions won the two afternoon
games from the Colonies with ease In
the first afternoon game the visitors were
unable to hit Esper and in the second they
did but little better with Hemming,
while both Herman and Cunningham were
easy marks for the home team Umpire
Lally was reported sick and the double
umpiring by the players was satisfactory
and the two games free from wranpline.
Attendance 10,788.
Second game-Baltimore, runs, IS
hits, errors; Louisville, / run, hits,
errors. Batteries: Esper and Robinson;
Herman and Dexter.
Third game-Baltimore, 10 runs, IS
iA'o''i 4 SiiOi L run, - Nus, L
error. Batteries Hemming and Robin
son; Cunningham and Dexter.
SPLIT EVEN.
Washington, Sept. Washington
split even with the Browns to-day. In
the first game the Senators were out
played at every point, but in the second
for the Senators, while the batting of the
visitors was weak. Attendance 1000
First Observation-Disclosures, runs, s
hits, 4 errors; ST. Louis 6 runs 1 hits, 9
errors. Batteries: Mercer and Farrell:
Donohue and Murphy.
Second game-Washingto II runs 1G
hits, errors; st. Louis, l run, 2 hits, 9
errors. Batteries McJames and Mcclure;
Bre itenstein and Mcfarland.
a ROW AT BOSTON.
Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Spiders were out
played at all points in the forenoon game
to-day Cuppy was hit hard and was re-
placed in the sixth inning by Wallace
The visitors, with the exception of Burke
could not find Nichols and their work in
the field was at times very ragged. At
tendance $500.
Boston, 10 runs, 10 hits, error Cleve-
land, 4 runs, hits, 5 errors. Batteries:
Nichols and Bergen; Cuppy, Wallace and
thinner and McAllister.
Cleveland won the afternoon game from
the home team after n close contest. The
close of the season on the home ground
was characterized by disgraceful scene.
In the eighth, McGarr, the Cleveland
third baseman, deliberately tripped up
Hamilton, while the latter was attempt
ing to score. The crowd made n hostile
demonstration and at the close of the
game half dozen police officers escorted