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in the same inning. By winning today's
game the senators exchanged places
with the visitors Score:

in the same inning. By winning today'S
game the senators exchanged places
with the visitors. Score:
II. II. E.
st. Louis. 30 0 0 0 co 2
Batteries Meekin and McGIiire, Gleason
and Buckley; umpire, Lynch; time. :25;
earned runs, Washington 2; first base by err
ror, ST. Louis; left on bases. Washington 5.
St. Louis 3; first base on balls, off Gleason =;
struck out. by Meekin 6, Gleason 4: sacrifice
hit, Radford; stolen bases Giasscock Brodie.
Caruthers, Latin: double plays, Buckley and
CarutherS, Caruthers, GlGSscock and Werden;
passed bah, MCGUIRE.
CLOSE FOR FOUR INNINGS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-For four inn
ings of today's game the L0uisvilles
wore very hopeful aspect. Score:
E Eem 1Hts.:Y 3 III "a Z 8 8
Batteries King and Boyle, Sanders and
Merritt: umpire, McQuaid: time, 40; earned
runs, New York 7. Louisville 1; first base on
errors, New York 4. Louisville 6; first base on
balls, off King 2, off Sanders /: home run,
Doyle; three-base nit Mcmahon: two-base
hit, Sanders; sacrifice hits, Doyle, Boyle,
Burke. Doyle, Boyle Fuller. Brown. Pfeffer;
double plays. Fuller, Doyle and Mcmahon,
Whistler ana Pfef.er. Bassett, Pfeffer and
Whistler, Pfeffer. Whistler and jennings;
A GOOD EXCHANGE.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 15.-The Cincin-
natis played in good form today. CHAM
berlain commenced to pitch for them,
but after he had been touched up for
three runs earned by the Brooklyns he
was taken out of the box and replaced
by Sullivan, who, while he gave nu-
merOus bases on balls, did not allow the
Brooklyns to hit the ball enough. Score:
r.. E.
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 0 o. .
Cincinnat1.3 O 0 l 81 10 9
Batteries. Kennedy and Kinslow. Sullivan,
Chamberlain and Murphy; umpire. Burns;
time l 30; earned runs, Brooklyn g. Cincin-
natl 8: first case by errors, BROOKLYN / left
on bases, Brooklyn 10; first base on balls, off
kennedy ., Chamberlain 1. Sullivan Z; struck
out. by Kennedy4. Sullivan 4 three base hit,
Holiday; two-base hits. Wood, Browning;
sacrifice hits, Comiskev. Wood, Smith,
O'Brien, Burns CorcoSn; double play,
Smith: McPhee and Conliskey; stolen bases,
DAILY. Holiday .; wild pitch, Kennedy.
HITS WE'RE WANTING.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia failure
to hit at the proper time lost today's
game for the Phillies. The Pirates
punched their hits, but were prevented
flom piling up a higher score by four
double plays of the home club. At
tendance, 1,032. Score:
r. II. E.
P FfsUh fS . Q o % % 10 10 3
Batteries Ehret and Miller weighing and
Clements; umpire, Snyder; time hours;
earned runs. Pittsburg 2; first base by errors.
Pittsburg > PHILADELPHIA 8: left on bases
Pittsburg Philadelphia 9; first base on balls.
Off Ehret 1. weighing 3; struck out by Ehret
8. weighing 3; two-base hits, Smith, Shugart,
Miller, Kelly. Allen, Conner; sacrifice hits,
Bierbauer. Thompson; stolen base, Tbomp-
son; double plays, Thompson and clements.
Mailman and Allen, Allen, Mailman and Con-
nor Clements ana Reilly; hit by pitcher, by
Ehret l: wild pitch. Ehret: passed balls,
Miller ], Clements l.
DOUBLE WIN FOR BOSTON.
BoSTON, Sept. 15.-Boston captured
Staley was hit hard, but not safely. He
received magnificent support, espe-
cially from the outfielders. Hutchinson
was in fine form, but BoSton's base rum
nerS took advantage of weak plays by
Kittredge and Dahlen to get winning
lead. Score:
First game R.H.E.
Boston..-....1 0 0 0 o l 0 0 "a 3
Batteries, Staley and Kelly, Hutchinson and
kittredge; umpire, Gaffney; time, l :55;
earned run, Boston; first base by errors, Bos-
ton l, Chicago =; left on bases, Boston IL.
Chicago g; first base on balls, off Staiey2. off
Hutchinson IL; three base hits, Long, Cana
van sacrifice hits Duffy, Long Decker, Can
AVIAN >, Nash; stolen bases, Long. Dahlen
Duffy >, Ryan; hit by pitcher, by Hutchinson
l; passed ball, KIttredge.
SECOND GAME.
Chicago secured six bases on balls and
made thirteen hits in the second game,
but were only able to get five runs, such
was the extraordinary fielding of the
champions. Boston knocked Gumbert
out of the box i'll the first inning, and
increased its score by few hits Off
Miller and errors and bad fielding by
Decker, who missed easy catches owing
to the sun. Haddock and Decker found
Stivetts an easy mark. Score:
r.. H. E.
Boston. ...-....4 I 1 9 0 2 40 IL 0
Chicago...-.. % 1 0 l l. 5 ID 4
Batteries, Stivetts and Camel, Miller, Gum
bert and Schriever; umpire, Gaffney; time
1:31; earned runs. Boston 6, Chicago 4; first
base by errors, Boston 3; left on bases, Bos-
ton 6, Chicago II; first base on balls, off
Stivetts 3, Gumbert 3; struck out, by Cum
bert 3, Miller B; two-base hits, Duffy, Canal
2. Parrot 3, DUNCAN, Mccarthy, Dahlen,
Nash: sacrifice hits, Mccarthy, Lowe, Dab
len, Schrlever, Miller, Camel, Arson; stolen
bases, Long, Nash; passed balls, Schriever l,
Camel /.