Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
NOW WINSTON WINS.
THE GAME YESTERDAY 'sLUcoiNo
MATCH" ALL AROUND.
The &c Src Twelve to Thirteen I'm Favor Of
Winston-Tatc, Kelly, O'Rourke,
Luck. Ksin. and Foster Play.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


WINSTON. N. c.. September 29.-The
baseball game here this afternoon was q
smuggling match " oil around, and was too
close TO be interesting for Winston.
Twelve to thirteen in favor of Winston
was the score. Both teams have won an
even number Of games. hence to-morrow's
contest will tell who are the champions.
Winston was at the bat first again to-day
md Mehan was the first man to cross the
plate.
RELY KNOCKED OUT.
The RichmoDds were shut ont in the
first and Second and the Winstons knock
ed Kelly out in the second by running
their score up seven RUS. The McGann
brothers, Mehan Say. Lyston, Farrell. and
keelv were the men who trotted around
the diamond Farrell scored again i'll the
third: heely made home run in the fifth,
and Jones. Say. and Farrell crossed the
rubber in the eighth, closing the score ut
IL for the home team.
THE RrcHMoSDs BRACE Up.
In the third inning the Richmonds picked
themselves up tor SIX runs. made by Fos-
Ter, late. Ford, O'Eourke, Luck, and
Kelly. I he latter brought in three Of
these on home run. late scored again
in the fourth. and Kelly and Luck added
two more in the seventh by the first
named pounding the ball over the front
fence.
HoME-RUNs.
Foster and Tate also made home-run
eacn in the eighth. Kahn also scored in
this inning. When the Richmonds came
to the pat for their ninth excitement ran
high. hahn and Foster were on first and
second bases respectively, with two men
out aud two strikes on Tate. The third
told the story. Tate lifted the ball for q
kome-run, but Lyston won the cheers OF
everybody By picking it up.
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Winstons, I: Richmonds,
| 3. Iwo-base hits-Mehan. Home runs
Say (2l, Kelly ~, Foster. Tate. Bases on
halis-Winstons, 3: Eichmonds, /. Struck
out-Mehsn, 3; Jones. 81 McGanu, 4; Rel.
ly. 3. Base-hlts-Winstons, Is; Kchmonds,
10. Umplre-Thomas Watson.
Other Giants.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. September 29.-Games post.
poned by RAM Washington Baltimore
lAssociation) at Washington and Boston.
Athletic Association) at Philadelphia.
At Boston League: RIB. Z.
New Yorks. % 30 0 SO o o. II
Batteres-Clarkson and Camel; Welsh
and Clarke.
Second game.
Boztons ;.........3 3osIoI-iI 10 ?
New Yorks. ......0 0 0 o. 6
Batteries-Staley and Kelly; Sullivan
and Burrlll. Seven innings. Called on ac-
count of darkness.
At Brooklyn Ueague): h. oh. r.
Phlladelphias. ~. Il 0 0 0 0 0 o. l
Brooklyns. ....5 0 2 0 0 Ks
Batteries-keefe and Brown; Inks and
Kinslow. Seven innings. Called on ac-
count of darkness.
| At Milwaukee (Association): r. B.H. T.
Milwaukees. % 0 700 3 0 o. 5
Louisviles.. g 8 o 0 o q % x-l0 9
Batteries-Hughey, Mans, and Vaughn
Fitzgerald and Cahill.
At Pittsburg Ueague): R.D.H. E
Pttsburgs % D 0 0 0 4 Go 7
Cincinnatis. IL 90 o 201 IL
Observation-Disclosures and Miller; Crane
and Harrington.
At Cleveland Ueague): R.B.H Z
Clevelands. IS 2 o 0 l 2-3 10
Chicagos ...l 0 004 ia 20
Batteries-Gruber, Viau, and Doyle
Vickery, Hutchinson and Schriver.