Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Baltimore Wins as She Pleascs from St.
Louis-Other Games.

Louis-Other Games.
ST. LOUIS, September baltimore
won as she pleased to-day. Hawley was
hit hard in three innings. while Esper
Kept the Browns down to five scattering
hits. Attendance $500. Score:
St Louis ....... 900 0 0 90 OIL 3
Baltimore ...... O0O2Oe52 % 16
Batteries: Hawley and Miller; Esper
and Robinson.
THE QUAKERS VICTORIOUS.
CHICAGO. September 22-Thompson's
home run in the first inning. and his
three-bagger In the sixth gave the Phillies
a strong lead to-day and wretched pitch
ing by Abbey in the eighth clinched
matters for the Quakers. Stratton played
first for Chicago and Griffith took Ryan's
place in the fourth inning. Attendance
2,6l3 Score:
Chicago ......... 000201 OIL 90 IL 2
Philadelphia ... 3O10011 - Il
Batteries: Abbey and Schrlver; Carsey
and Buckley.
SLOW AND UNINTERESTING.
CLEVELAND. o.. September 22.-Dark-
ness put an end to the Cleveland-Wash-
ington game to-day at the end of the
sixth inning. The game as far as played
was rather slow and uninteresting.
Score:
cleveland ............ O041o1-6 8 Q
Washington ............ y % U
Batteries: Sullivan and thinner; Amber
son and Dugdale Game called on ac-
count of darkness)
A BROOKLYN COMPARTMENT.
CINCINNATI, o., September 22.-Brook-
lyn bombarded Fisher at will to-day.
while the Reds could only find Stein at
long intervals. The in-field work of the
Reds was brilliant. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Cincinnati ...... 201001 02-6 10 8
Brooklyn ........ 06010220 13
Batteries: Fisher and Merritt; Stein
and Daley.
TWO DESPERATE BATTLES.
PITTSBURG, PA, September 22-Pitts-
burg and New York had two desperate
battles to-day. and the outcome was a
game apiece. Russie won the first game
but Ehret in the second was unconquer-
able. He only gave New York four scat
tering hits. The Giants died hard. and
fought like demons to the finish. and a
more disappointed crowd of ball-players
never left town. They came here expect
ing at least two games out Of three. They
are angry because Baltimore had easy,
plain sailing here. and that Ehret was a
football for them. while Ehret fought
the Giants TO draw yesterday and did
what he had not done this season be-
fore-pitched again to-day. making two
games in succession. Robinson, of Bal
timore telegraphcd Ehret 500 from st.
Louis for winning his game. The score:
First game: r. II. L.
Pittsburg ....... 0010001 %
New York ......... 0003000 So 1
Batteries: Colcolough and Weaver;
Rusie and Farrell.
Il Second game: II. II. II.
Pittsburg 49,. 00220oo'-i o
New York ........ Vo0 wv VI Z
Batteries: Ehret and Weaver; German
and Farrell.
A PHENOMENAL PITCHER
LOUISVILLE. KY. September 22.-
Louisville and Boston played two games
to-day and quit even. IN the first Boston
tried q new pitcher. the youthful Stuitz'
who pitched a phenomenal game, noidlhs
the home team down TO four hits. Wads-
worth's pitching was also up to ms pest
and Boston won on errors. In the Sc
cond game Hawley pitched for Boston
and his Witness enabled Louisville TO
win. The game was called after the
seventh inning on account OF darkness.
Attendance. 800. Score:
First game: ~. III. -,
Boston ............ 010OO2OO
Batteries: Wadsworth and Cole; Staitz
and CANCEL.
eecond eame: r. II. T..
Iouisvllle ....... 201S000-S 5
Roaton ...... 2O0110e--4
Batteries: Inks and Lake; Hawiey and
Tenney.