The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
THEY ARE. THE PEOPLE,
MONUuENTdL SONGSTERS 1G1IN
C4PTURE THE PENN1NT.
Cleveland Fought Calamity, but Was Out
classed- Brooklyn Takes Two Games.
The other Scores.

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-When Umpire
kcefs called the game at the end Of the
eighth inning six Baltimore rooters leap
cd from the lower tier Of the grand
stand, and grabbing Jennings carried him
from the field. With two men on the
bases and one out Jennings ie8ped IN the
air and grabbing Bannons terrific drive,
ran 10 second base ana completed uou-
bic play Had the ball evaded Jennings
the New forks would most likely nave
tied the score as they were hitting hol-
fer hard at the time. The victory virtual
~ decided the championship. Ihe game
was called at the end of the eighth IN
ming ON account OF darkness.
Score. X. H. J..
New York ..........02 OOOOO0-2 a
Baltimore ...........0 CO11O3 % IL
Batteries. Clark and Farrell; Homer
and Robinson.
CINCINNATI. 3; CHICAGO. 4.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. &.--After Par
kcr had lost the game for Chicago to-day
Terry was put in the box. and inc locals
made "a sensational finish. But for the
fine catch by Miller I'm the seventh IN
ming. after 10 was too dark TO see the
ball, Chicago might have tied the score.
Considering the cold weather the play
was Of good character, but entirely devoid
Of tho sensational excepting Miliers
catch.
Score: X. H. r.
Chicago ...............o l Of 49,
Batteries. Parker. Terry, Kittrdge and
Donohoue, Foreman and Grady.
WASHINGTON. 8: BOSTON. 8.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 2S.-Nichols
pitched good bail Tor the Bostons to-day,
BUT his support was miserable. Ryans
work was particular off-eolor. and his
misplays gave Washington the game
James was not Dit hard when tho bases
we're occupied. The weather here was
very cool and attendance l,VV.
Score. Il. d. T..
Washington .......OO4O1021 S .
Boston ............ o 2 o. 20 % II 3
Batteries: James and Mcclure, Nichols
and Ryan.
BROOKLYN. C. 6. PHILADELPHIA. 3. ?.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept 2S-phiia-
deiphia ana BROOKLYN played two games
this afternoon. ana the visitors won both
by the same score, t0 g.
in the first. Orth was haited freely,
particularly in the sixth inning, ana he
lost his FIRST game since joining the Phil
Edelphia club.
The local team barely escaped shut
out in the first contest
With TWO out in the ninth inning
Thompson, who batted la place OF Madi-
son, cracked out a double. when scored
Two runs. Thompson also tailed on
Hallman's single.
Carsey was ineffective after the fourth
inning in the second game. and Brooklyn
wOa again Umpire Murray called the
second game on account OF darkness ~
the eighth inning when Brooklyn had
scored two runs with but one out Daub
pitched the first two innings OF the sec
Ond game for Brooklyn. and hurt his
hand 100 trying 20 stop "a hit from Carseys
bat Kennedy succeeded him.
Several OF the philaI iphians We're given
floral 0rcrirrs. and 'arscv TONED the
list 10y receiving n gold watch and chain.
lNne weather ana cooler Attendance,
ht5. Score:
lfIrt camel X. II. T..
Plllndoiphla go o0003-3 3
Ito,l,lyn ..........O 0O0l 3 0N-6 - I
Batteries. Orth, Buckley. aud Grady;
fhbey and Grim
psiladclpnia .......1 o00l ~ o-3 0
1zrooklyf .........O % o > 6 II
batteries. Carsey and Grady, Daub,
Kei nCdy. and Grim.
pIrgsnURG. Is: 81. LOUIS. ?.
sr IOIus. MO. Sept. 2S-The base
hail season closed here with a crushing
defeat for the locals. Inc Ili'sDu.ss
hated and ran bases as they pleased At
tendance. 2(,. - =, =,
Score: ~ - r.
ptttshurg ......1 06O14 Skis p l
batteries: McDougal and Otton, Moran
and Mack.
CLEVELAND, 9; LOUISVILLE. \.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept %-Cleyciand
IL a few points nearer the peunant oy It's
victor, In "A clOse asN exciting contest
with Louisville this afternoon. The home
team put I'D a good game. The feature De.
fnx the heavy batting, but II couid not