Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Champions Have "a Batting Matinee
mt Expense of BrOOklyns.

BALTIMORE, MD. September 1.-THE
Champions had batting matinee at the
expense of the Brooklyn twirlers to-day.
Gumbert was sent 10 the bench atter
seven runs had been made of his de-
livery In three innings. Abbey Jared itte
better. Twelve hits for sixteen bases
three bases on balls. two-hit batsmen'
and wild pitch. which netted eleven
runs, was the record made against MN
during the five innings he officiated.
Uoffer got a slight case of rattles In
the fourth round. and gave three passes
10 the first. which. with two singles, al
Lowed the visitors to score two runs.
His base on balls and Wild pitch In the
first also gave him a tally. Singles by
Lachance and Schoch and Anderson's
three-bagger earned for the Brookiyns
two runs In the eighth.
Kelly was put out Of the game FOR
senseless kicking. McGraw, Jennings, and
Brodie also had considerable 10 say 10
Umpire Hurst, and were removed from
the coaching-lines. Attendance. $500
Score:
r. II. L.
baltimore .....0ls14O33 lis n o
RrookIvn ....1OO2OO02
Batteries: Hoffner and Robinson; Gum
bert. Abbey. Grim, and Burrell.
TEN INNINGS TO A DRAW.
PITTsDIJRG. PA. September l2.-Pltts-
burg and Cincinnati played ten innings
10 a draw to-day, darkness preventing
further play. Hawley had decidedly the
best of the pitching. but had poor luck.
The fielding was sharp and brilliant
throughout. four double-plays being made
In the game.
Emslie gave Cincinnati two runs In the
fourth by a bad decision, claiming he
could not see play at the plate on ac-
count OF Hawley's interference. the latter
having run between the catcher and the
umpire 10 back up throw.
In the ninth inning. Pittsburg led on
with three singles. filling the bases. with
none out but good catches by Burke and
Miller. the latter winding up with
double-play by a great throw to the plate
from right field, prevented scoring. At
tendance, 800. Score:
pi,tshurg ...201 0 00000-3 IL
Cincinnati ........0 00201 00O-3 0
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Fore
man and Vaughan.
Called on account OF darkness.
COULDN'T TOUCH HIM.
NEW YORK, September H.-The Bos-
tons could not touch Rusie's great pitch
ing. and were shut out until the ninth
inning. when two hits and an error by
Davis Welded single run. The Bostons
nlaved poorly In the field, and Stivetts
was hit hard at frequent intervals. The
New Yorks put up a gingerly game, and
the visitors were beaten from the start.
The weather was hot. but the crowd was
very small. Score:
r. II. f.
n
New York .........2 U ~
Roston .........0 10000 0001-l s
Batteries: Rusie, rarreii' anu NHsoh'
Stiyetts and Camel.
PITCHERS BATTLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY, September l2-The
Chicagos did not arrive on the Held until
AK O'clock. and darkness came with the
score a lie. The game was a pitchers
hattIe and the runs scored were on err
rors Collins played his last game with
+ louisville. and celebrated II by several
brilliant plays. ATTENDING. $500. Score:
II. II. E.
Louisville
Cn,cayo ......0 0 0 10000 o.
batteries; Cunningham and Warner;
Friend and Donahue.
Called on account OF darkness.
Al 81. Louis: Scheduled ST. Louis-Cleve-
land game postponed until Friday.
A wALK-ovER.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September H.
philadeIphia had walk-over to-day.
Three of the Washington twirlers were
,,.ad nm and besides being ineffective.
thew gave twelve bases on balls, which
counted n. the run getting. Carsey pitch
"A good ball. He has not lost game
mere since he was released by Washing
ton, three years ago.
Cartwright was called out In the second
timing out OF the line. and he became 30
abusive to Umpire Murray that the latter