The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
ELEVEN GAMES OF BALL
THE REDS cELEBRATE LABOR-DAr
BYLOSING TwO GAMES.
The Orioles Defeat the Browns Once bus
Were Shut Out In the Morning BY
the Westerncrs.

and pitched the game OF his life. Two
singles and a base on balls was the recotu
Of the game made by the ST. Louis pa's-
men. Breitensteln was Wild In the carry
innings, and WAS hit safely when ne got
the ball near the plate. The neiding OK
both teams was sharp. Bre.tenstein's bad
throw being the only error that inquired In
the run column. Attendance 400.
Ehret was a puzzle In the afternoon
contest and had the Champions guessing
throughout. Espcr was effective. Ia all
but three innings. when the visitors soiv-
cd his curves for enough hits to earn their
three runs. Both teams put up last
fielding game. and played without an
error
Dowd's catch OF Keeler's hit TO centre
field fence was sensational. Mc'ra"
two-base hit and Keelers hit In the ninth
saved tho Champions from being smut
out. Attendance 1909.
Score: ~ H. ~.
Baltimore ........i 20 u
ST Louis -. 1900 0oVV-V
Batteries: Hotter and Clark Breiten-
stein and Pietz
Second game: =,
baltimore ...ooeeoeooI-t
~. Louis ...........o00 o0oi l-S IL
Batteries. Esper and Robinson Ehret
and often.
NEW YORK. 4. 8: CLEVELAND. 5. s.
NEW YORK. Sept. mike Herman
won The game from the Cleyelands mere
mis- morning in the last hair OF u'e
ninth inning. by driving great three
baeger TO the right-iield fence. ihere
was only one out. and Fuller, VINO vas
ON first at the time scored the "ih''''s
run on the hit. Dad Clarke, ia sps'e
of moor support, pitched masnihcehe
game. and the visitors should nave peen
shut out He held them down 10 iour
singles. struck out seven men, anu sa'e
but two bases on balls. Young aiSo
pitched good ball. Murphy i"auc
lucky two-bagger In the seventh h,,"s,
mar tied the score and gave the New
Works another chance for victory. The
ann was very hot, but big crowd sat
And baked until the game was over.
The afternoon game between the New
York and Cleveland teams was VIII
messed by a crowd numbering DIV" per
sons. and was another triumph Tor the
locals. who hit Cuppy very harn q, 'no
nroper time. Rusie was al MS pest
striking out nine men. ana hau no. ru'
Ter and Murphy played poorly III 'ne
field he would have covered the "es,e'h
men with a coat OF whitewash. Nc
directly responsible for the run scored
49, r. n. T..
New York .... 0f0fooieit
r,.va,and oO0300000-3
Batteries-Clark ana Wilson; Young
and thinner.
afternoon camel:
New York .. o 20020 x'-o
Cleveland ........ 900 sool % l
Batteries Ruse and Farrell; Ouppy
and thinner.
PHILADELPHIA. 10: prrTsDuRo. 7.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN. Sept q
pbiladelphia hit both Hawley ana Moran
hard and won easily. Hawley was also
wild and went out OF the game after
the sixth. Orth was hit hard In the IN
nings in which Philadelphia scored but
made up at the bat. hitting out safeiy
four out Of his i've times mes, -: ,,o Cor pn nans
talk. Attendance i,5oo.
Score: H. ~ -
Philadelphia ....1o0050 02 5-l3 IL
pittsburg ........l0030 o. IL
Batteries: Orth and Grady; Hawiey,
Moran and Merritt.
BOSTON. 3. 7; CINCINNATI. 4. 8.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 1.-The Reds
won this mornings game by Millers tre-
mendous drive over the left-held fence In
the ELEVENTH inning. The game was fun
of pyrotecbnic plays IN the last Few IN
nlngs. The batting OF Long. McPhee, ana
Nash were the other features. 'Doian
and Dwyer both pitched good games. At
tendance. 1909.
This evening game resulted In sur
prising Waterloo for the Reds. just when
success seemed certain. The Bostons had
been blanked six successive tines up TO
4. Inn inc hon lIn
hits. a base on balls an error by Smith,
and a home run by Nash. with the bases
full. yielding six runs Nichols pitched
superb game The batting OF Nichols and
Ewing. and the fielding OF Nash. Bannon.
and Duffy were the features. Attend
ance, 5000. Scores: X, IL. r.:
Boston .........00 002 II 00-3
Cincinnati 1O00l00l0i-i II
Batteries: Dolan and Ryan; Dwyer and
Vaughan.
Second game) X. II. u.
Boston ............0 0 o Oo6 XXI IL
Cincinnati ........0l0l00 00-3
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Par
rott and Vaughan.
BRooKLis. IL, Is: CHICAGO. 3. 6.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Sept. 2.-Fouf
thousand persons witnessed this morn'
ing's game. The Brooklyns hit Griffiths
ldrl IN the tfllIu, seventy anu tikut
innings. Stein kept the Colts hits scat
tered Days batting and Schochs field
ing were the features. In the third
inning, DAILY sent in three runs with a
three-bagger.
The Chicago team played a wretched
game of ball this afternoon. Terry was
wild In the first inning. and although
but four hits were made I'm the follow.
ing six innings, six of the home players
scored on errors. In the eighth Terry
was found for five hits and a homo
run. Kennedy was hit hard in the last
two innings.
score: HE
Brooklyn ........ 20400023x-u 10
Chicago .......... oi0l 900 3 10 s
Batteries Stein and Grim; Griffith and
Kittridge.
afternoon camel
Brooklyn ........ 3o10320 10
Chicago .1....... 5000 0023-6 IL
atteries-Kennedy and Grim. Terry
and Donahue.
WASHINGTON. 6. o. LouisyiLLR. IL. Z.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2.--LouisvilIe de.
feated Washington this morning by max.
ing hits when the bases were occupied.
Mercer was relieved In the seventh by
Purner, a local amateur. He also was
hit hard. Becausc Tim Hurst did not
make his appearance In time, Charley"
Snyder. tho old league umpire. held thu
indicator tie did good work. Attend
ance, 1000.
Washington won the second game from
Louisville, through the witness OF Pitch.
ar Mcfarland and errors by Clarke and