Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
WINST0NS' PENNANT.
THE RIcHMONps "sLuoaeo" BY A
SCORE OF 49, O7.
Winstons' Winning Ciothes-Euright and
Napier Badly Pounded-The AL
legged "Giants" Not "In It."
special telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

WINSTON. N. c., September 3o.-Win-
stons blue "sluggers" still have the
baseball pcnnant Of the South They won
the deciding game from Richmond this
afternoon by a score of 10 TOT. II was
another slugeing match, but the Blues
had on their winning clothes. The Win
stons were at the bat first and pounded
Enright for six runs.
BcrI FOUNDED
This was encouragement for the Rich
monds. and after eight more runs were
pied IN IN the second by the Blues En-
right stepped out of the box 20 let Napier
try his hand. He was likewise Knocked
out. KAN came IN and succeeded III hold
ing his opponents down for only three
more runs made IN the ninth.
THEIR RUNS.
The Winstons' runs were made as fol-
lows: First. McGsnn brothers. Mehan,
Say, Lystan. and Farrell second. Nc
Gam brothers, Mehan, Bennett, Lvston.
Farrell, keely, and Keelcr third. Lyston
and Farrell ninth. A. McGann. Mchan,
and keefer.
RIcHNOSps' SCORE.
Richmond scored as follows: Foster and
| Tate in first, Tate (home rum IN third,
Ford IN fifth. ENRICH. and Luck in seventh.
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Winstons, Q: Richmonds.
c. Two-base hits-Enr,ght and Luck.
Home runs-Mchan. A. Mctiann. Foster,
and Tate. Double play-Enright to
OKourke. Triple play-ford TO O'Rourke
TO Foster. Base on balls -Winstons, 4:
Base on hit by pitched ball -Lyston. Wild
pitches-A. Mc(iann. 1 Enright, /; Napier,
/. Struck out--A. McGann, 4; q. Mctiann.
/ Enrght. l. KAN, 2. Base-hits-Nin-
stons 10; Richmonds. Is.
tmpiie-lhomas Watson.
Bunching their hits was what won tho
game for the Blues.
The Game In General.
tBy telegraph 20 the Dispa,ch.l
BosroN. September 3O.-The Bostons
wound up the season at home by taking
two more games and stopping INTO first
place. In the first game they batted hard
! and helded well. winning easily. COugbln
| WAS hit in the spine by q batted ball III the
! fifth inning and gave way to WEIGH: Sulll-
| van started off well IN the second game,
but after the third inning was touched up
| for long hits. Stalcy III the sixth inning
was struck in the face by u batted ball,
rupturnc an artery. The BostOns felded
sharply. double and three singles in one
inning being good for only one run. At
| tendance both games, 1875.
CHICAGO oUrNtLDHD AND ouTBATTED.
CLtvHLaND. O., September 3O.-1he Chi
cagos were outbattcd and outhclded to-
| dav and that tells the story. The umpire
! was partial 70 Chicago. but Arson could
not win. Cleveland had runs III the
ninth inning and Chicago 2 with two men
| out, when the game was called on account
| OF darkness. Attendance, 1900.
TIE SCORES.
| At Boston league First game: r. D.H. z.
Hostons ......2 0 o. o 1 0-16 IL 3
New Yorks....2 100000 O12-5 10 6
Nichols and Bennett; Cough
lin, Welsh, and Clarke.
Second game: r. B.H. Z.
New Yorks. % 01OO2-3 10 !
Batteries S'alev. Clarkson, and Camel;
Sullivan and Burrel.
| At Cleveland Leasue): II. r.B. l..
Cleyeland5. IL O22O2 3-l2 II 2
Chicagos. .....0 0 20 0 ! / 10 6
! Batteries-Young and Doyle; Gumbert.
| Vickery. and Schriver
At Brooklyn lLcaguc) First game:
Brooklyns. oooo2oO23-7 10 2
/ Thiladelphiasl OOOlO4 O. & 10 10
| Batteries Caruthors and DALEY; Thorn
| ton and Brown.
! It Brooklyn Lea9ue)-SecOnd game;
II. B.H. 2.
Brooklyns. ....3 O2O12O 1-9 <
phlladelphias. 2 0 / 90 o O. /
Called nj the end Of the eighth inning
on account of darkness. Batteries: LOvett
and Daley: King and Brown.
At Milwaukee (Association); h. B.H. L.
| Milwaukees .....3 0 3 D o DO II 2
| Iouisv,lles. .......3 0 90 II & 3
batteries Davies and Vaughn; Meekin
and Cahll Called al the end OF the
! seventh inning on account Of darkness.
Al Philadelphia association First game /:
/ Il. BIZ. Y.
Athletics q O21312 Oil u q
| BostoIs. ....4 o 0 o | 0 o. 6 &
HattelIe,-W ehlng and Cross; O'Brien
and Farrell.
! Second game: Y. BIZ. T..
Bostois. 00x-5 3
BATTERIES - IIaddock and Murphy
Chamberlain and Cross. SIX innings
! darkness.
At pittsburg OLeague): R.D.H. Z.
/ Pitt-bnrgs 30 o 0 1 0 0 o. 3 l
Cincinuatis 20 90 0x-2 g /
Batteries Maui and Mack; khines and
| Harrington.
! NATIONAL LEAGUE.