The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
THE CHAMPIONS WIN.
THEY MEET THE PHILiDELPHfiS
AND yICTORY ~ EASY.
rostop Ecats Krookiyn-The Giants Are
Downcd by the senators Results
ofthe other Games.

BALTIMORE. Sept. G.-The Champions
found Lucid's delivery rather easy to-
day. and batted out victory. The
Philadelphia made their only TALES In
the first inning. on singles ~ Garner
and Delchanty, Thompson's thrce-basser'
a sacrifice. a long ny. and an error.
Thereafter Esper pitched a superb game
allowing the visitors only four scattered
hits.
The game was replete with fast field
ing plays. circus catches, by thompson
and Kelly. being noteworthy features
When the Baltimore took the lead IN
the second inning. Primrose and Vests
brass band. composed Of little colored
boys. which was provided with seats
on the field. played Dixie dyed-ln-
the-wool rOotcr improvised a song, the
burden Of which found a responsive
chord in the breasts OF the 5.lrr suocta-
tors and was checrcd TO the echo.
The game was called I'm the eighth in
ming. boy mutual consent.
Score r.. II. T.
Baltimore ........ 100000 AZ IA {"
Philadelphia ...... 40OO00O0-4 -
Called on account of darkness.
Batteries -Esper and Robinson; Lucid
and Clements.
BOSTON. Q: DEoOKLYS, 7.
BROOKLYN. y. y. Sept. G.-Kcnnedy
was again knocked out Of the box to-
dav. For four innings the Boston play
crs only made three hits, but they made
no for lost time in the fifth inning, when
six Of the seven men 20 the plate made
either single or a double. Gumhert
held the visitors down 20 four hits, Of
which two were scratches. but Shindle's
wild throw allowed the visitors 10 score
the winning runs in the ninth inning.
score. X. II. IT,
Brooklyn ........ o08O112oO-7 10 4
Boston ........... 100000 - Is e
Batteries Kennedy. Gumbcrt. and
Grim; Nichols and Ryan.
pIT1snuRG. II; LOUISVILLE, 4.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 1.-THE
Pittsburgs batted inks heavily to-day,
and out-played the home team In the
field. The weather was too cold for
playing. and the spectators were scarce.
The game dragged. and was called on
account Of darkness. Attendance. 400.
score: r. II. +.
Louisville ........ 2OOO0O2O-4 10 o
pittshurg .......... 2O0205 Ill 10 /
Batteries-Inks and Warner; Hawley
and Mack.
WASHINGTON. Q: Nrw YORK. :.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Sept -
Crooks won the game for Washington IN
the eighth inning 10 day. when with two
men on the bases he hit the ball over the
fence for a home run. Previous 20 that
he had made a home run and a triple
out Of three times AT the bat
Mercer pitched a much better game
than Rusie Demots batting was also
a feature. The game was stopped by
darkness. Attendance, 1000.
Score. x. II. T..
Washington ........O20 zoe So y o
New York............ 221O0-7 9 3
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Rusie
and Dole
cIScISSATI. Is; ST. LOUIS. 6.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept 23.-The visitors
took a game from the locals to-day on
superior work at every point. and ia
their present form will take the series.
Attendance $500.
score: R.H.E
ST. Louis OO0O0O2O +-G T. .
Cincinnati ...... ] 41O1 AN-l5 I'D b
batteries: Mcdonald and often, Dwyer
and Vaughn.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Brooklyn
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Pittshurg al Louisville.
Cincinnati al st. Louis.
GAMFs pLaYID ~ SDAY.
At Louisville. Louisville. 8, Cincinnati.