The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
BALTIMORE MAKES 1T 1HHEE
srRAfGHT From BOSTON.
wa.h;,yton Took the Third Of the Series
From Brook n-Ioussiiie Again
Downs Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, April 2-Norton was
able TO keep the visitors hits scattered
today. with the exception Of in the third
inning. This. together with the loose
fielding of the Brooklyns, gave Washing
TON the game. Attendance. 800 score
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Washington ......lOOS ks ii I
RrooNNn ..... 80 / / o. % 10
hattcrles: Norton and Mcclure; Ken
peuy ana a. smith. Umpire hu'S'
Time, $3.50.
BALTIMORE, $; BOSTON, l.
RALrAiOKE. April 2i.-Tne Champions
succeeded TO-DAY in making II '"ioo
stralsnt from Boston. Al vas cie"i''
pilcners' batue until the seventh i"n'''o'
when kloOeaanz gave out. Duhy i" ",
ming eaten OF Robinson y long ny 10 -
in the eighth was "a feature u ~ e. 4,
Attendance, 900. score ~ - ,
baltimore ...... ..0OlO 005 X ~ d
Roston .........OOO0O O-I
batteries: Corbott and ROBINSON
klobeoanz and Ycagor. Umpire Lyhch'
PnIIADELPHIA. ~ NEW YORK, =
PHILADELPHIA, April "a me NJ ~
lies whaled Jouett Mee1in mish'"y
day. and defeated New YORK haNu .. ~ ~
Their record was IL hits, with "A Vo'a' "a
2s The game was an ordinary one, anu
outside of the local clubs hitting, INC
onlv noteworthy feature was baJole ln-
. iNiuu'" r. II. H..
p6iiadeIphia -. ..2l22O2OSo-l2 II 6
Now York ........OIOO1 20
Batteries: Carsey and Clements 80
kin and Wilson. Umpire hihs"e' N'0'
2lJ ..~.o
CINCINNATI. 4. CHICAGO. 3.
CINCINNATI. o.. April 2i-Good helo-
ing and timely batting won the gam 20 80,
the Reds to-day. Inc Oo's s'"ts'0 W,
a. sure winners but finished weak. NOT
an error was made by either team Az
tendance. 5000 Score. :,
Cincinnati. ........OO11OO0 X
Chicago. .........1 o 0 l o D -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pcitz' Denser
and I<ittridge. Umpire, sheridan. lnhe'
1:S5. ,.,-,,, Avn
LOUISVILLE. KY. April 2i.-The IN
dians were defeated again to-day III
slow but interesting game Inc scoie
was close until the ninth inning wheh inc
Colonies battod out four runs ana chhch-
"a the victory. Burkett was put out OF
ninth inning by Umpire McDcrmott Tor
abusive language Attendance, $500.
Score. =
Louisville ..........2O10O 2O0 - 2
Cleveland. ..........1 OIL O0l o o % b
Batteries-HH and Dexter; Cuppy and
O'Connor and thinner. Umpire, Nc
Dermott Time, 215.
ST LOUIS, o, PITrSBURG' l.
ST. LOUIS. April 4-Unfavorable
weather kept down the attendance at
Sportman Park to-day, and the game was
called in the first half Of the sixth on
account Of rain. Hawley's wild pitch
gave eight men first base and the Browns
five hits. out of which they scored i've
runs. won the game. Attendance So
Score:
st. Louis. ..................3O O11-5
Pittsburg. ................0 o 0 o.
Batteries-Hart and Mcfarland; Haw-
ley and merritt. Umpire Mcdonald.
Time 1:25.
V. NJ l.. ?; r. NJ. c. S.
LEXINGTON, VA, April 2i-Special.-
Like the game yesterday, the game to-
day between Virginia Military Institute
and the Randolph Macon College start
ed off very close. both sides being shut
OUT IN the ufEt lND lIllllHo buA H'Nan
making runs after the third. Both teams
did good playing
Allen. Miller and Ship did the work
for Virginia Military Institute; Talbot.
Darden and Jordan for Randolph-Macon
college. The main features of the game
were a catch by Ship. a catch by Oar
den. a catch by Talbot. and a foul catch
by Allen.
Score by innings: r
V. NJ L.................... O0CO2 OIL -
Randolph Macon ........ U V-S
Batteries-Virginia Military Institute.
Allen and Miller; Randolph Macon, Nun
nally and Jordan.
Summary: Earned runs-Nirgina Mill
tary Institute 3: Randolph-Macon. ].
Home runs, Shaner. Jordan. TwO-base
hits-Otey. Shaner. Base on balls-By
Nunnally. /: Allen. 3. Struck out-By
Nunnally, l: Allen, Z. Hits Virginia
Military Institute 10; Randolph Macon.
s. Errors-Nirginia Military Institute
8: Randolph Macon. T. Umpires-Messrs.
Faulkner and Pratt, Of Washington and
Lee University.