The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
1HR 11mFs-RICBMOND VA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1894

ing Of Jennings. Reitz, Kelly, Childs and
Blake A''eh'Anee' WV r. II. E.
Baltimore. .......1o1oeol2x 10
BatterIes-oieason and Robinson. Cuppy
| and thinner.
pIrTsBUBG. 4: WARRINGTON. III.
| PITTSBURG. PA. Sept L-Frttsburg
and Washington broke even on their
double game to-day after four hours ana
half Of ball playing Mercer was the
ge me- doing magnificent work when need
| ed. but the young man overdid the thing
| By trying to take both games. Pittsburs
LANDED onto him In the second game
brace Of smuggling games. and consider
able kicking by both sides. Score:
First game): r II. r.
Washington. .....0 2 1000 oil 10 2
Batteries: Menefee and sUgien; Mercer
and Mcclure.
Second game): II. III. r.
Washington. - 20O201 Go Is 9
Batteries: Ehret and Sugden; Mercer
and MCGUIRE
BaOOFLYN wos BOTH.
BROOKLYN, n. Y. Sept. lin addi-
ton TO the game regularly scheduled for
this afternoon at Eastern Park between
the BrOOklyns and Louiavilles. the post
pOne1 game Of June 9Th was also playoi.
The Broohyns succeeded In winning both
games, and the "cranks' went home
tired, but quite happy. Lynn's field,
their battery weak, but by good luck
they managed to win the game in the
last inning
In the second game the home team
braced up considerably. and batted Wads-
fourteen earned runs when the game was
called on account OF darkness. The
scores:
First game): R.H.E.
Louisville. ...2OiiIOo00- % 5
Batteries: Stein and Daley; Hemmng
and Grim.
Second game: II. III. f.
Id,,jsy,T:: '''.'.'''''SS 81 Il
batteries: Kennedy and kinslow; Wads-
worth and Zahner
HEw YORK. 6: CINCINNATI; 3,
NEW YORK. Sept THE New Yorks
and Cincinnatis played two games here
to-day. and broke even. The home team
was grea tlv weakened by the absence Of
Dnvis. whose leg was lame The visitors
won The first game chiefly on errors and
bases on balls, and by hitting Meekin at
the night time. Dryer pitched steadily
and received great support. In the sec
onf Latham was fined for questioning a
decision Of the umpire and made so
much noise about IL that he was finally
ORDERED from the neld. Inc home team
won the second game by hitting Witt |
rock freely.
German was knocked out Of the box |
in the NTH inning. and Ruse who sue
ceeded him saved the dag. Attendance |
1900 The scores.
Girst game; r. II. T.. |
New York. ..02OOO1O2O-G Is
Cincinnati, ........l % 020l-S |
Batteries Meckin and Farrell: Dwyer |
and Merritt
Second game): r. HE.
New York. ...........1 0 1420N-s 10
Cincinnati ...........2O OO4OO-6 3
batteries: German. Rusie. and Wilson;
Wirock and Merritt.
BOSTON. 7; CHICAGO. II:
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The Champions met
their Waterloo at the hands Of the Chi
Cages to-day In the worst exhibition Of
baseball they have put up this year
Styetts was kept in the box. when he
should have been withdrawn early In tie
game, and Long, who lmped at every
step essayed 10 play short The latter
made several marvellous PLAYS, but hts
errors were due to his disabilities. and
were very costly. The Bostons did what
they have never done before-quit at
ne end Of the fourth inning. Attendance,
',l53. Score:
Boston ............1OlOO2O OS-7
'hicaso ...........4 005l05Il-l7 20
Batteries ana Camel; Terry
md Schriver.