Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-10


The basea were occupied. He was given
GOOD sunnor,. neither Of the Champions
m,enlays costing them more than one
base Young also pitched a magnificent
game and but for Blacks muh OF Carey
AZ in the sixth would have held the home
team down to two runs. Llmmers TWO
tasa hit Young's out and Burketts long
Az cave the visitors their only
tally
Emsl,e was lift on the temple by
ni,cbed hall in the second Inning and was
compelled to retire. Black sprained his
ankle in the seventh and had to be car
rled from the field.
Attendance. 9,lO0. Score: X. ii; T.:
Baltimore ..........1 90 U
Cleveland .....00l 000OO-l
Batteries: Hoffer and Clark; Young End
thinner.
THE PHILLIES LOSE.
ptIrI.ADELPHIA, PA, September g.
,t,nc uinning twelve straight games the
pbillles dropped the second part OF the
douhle-header this afternoon. In the ntth
,nrino. after Sullivan had made a tumble
and cross a wild throw, Louisville de-
veIoped a batting streak. which, with the
errors. netted seven runs and the game.
IJolmes was batted terrifically In the
nnenIng innings, but settled down to good
work. ,,,
In the first game the Philles won
hands down, hitting weighing at VIII
s.. II. H. Il.
philadelphia ......01313002 -lS Is 3
Louisville .........0 00O1 OF IA
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Wey-
hing and Spies. II r,
Second game: H. "a. =;
pbf,deInbia .......5OOO2O1 0-S 10 2
: ',is,.,iio 002O7OOO' - IL l
Batteries: Carsey and Clements; Holmes
and Warner.
DAD CLARK MAGNIFICENT.
NEW YORK, September 9.-Dad Clark
pitched magnificent bal against the Gin
cinnatis to-day, letting them down with
four hits and one run. The tally was
made by Smith who drove four-bagger
into the 2j-cent seats in the fourth in
ming. That was the last hit made by the
visitors. for Clark was invincible In the
remaining innings. The New Yor.s put
up a fast all-around game. Fuller ex-
celled at short stop. Rhines pitched good
ball for Ewing's men, but the New Yorks
succeeded in punching their hits in the
innings that We're productive Of runs.
The work Of Smith and Ewing was par
ticu.arly good. The score: Il. II. T..
New York ..........2 0 2 000'i 10 !
Cincinnati ..........0 90 00 o. |
Batteries: Clarke and Wilson; Rhines
and Vaughan.
ERRORS COST A GAME.
BROOKLYN. n. Y. September 9-Er-
ratio playing on the part Of Brooklyn's
right-felder allowed the Chicago team 10
win to-day. Stein was not hit hard. but at
that he pitched poorly. with two out in
the fifth inning he made a wild pitch.
and two men on the bases scored.
Terry's work was magnificent, only two
succeeding in finding his curves Score:
R.HE.
Brooklyn ...........O o o o o ? o O-3 !
Chicago .............0 O0021 2-5 |
Batteries Stein and Grim; Terry and
Donohue.
DOLAN MAGNIFICENT.
BOSTON, MASS. September 9-Dolan
pitched a magnificent game against the
Browns to-day, allowing them only three
scattered hits. not one Of them being made
in the last five innings. The BOstons won
out easily, but were unable 70 do much
with Donohue until the eighth inning.
when they made four Of their hits. The
batting of Nash and the fielding OF Nash.
Cooley. and Down were the features.
Attendance, LOO. Score:
Boston ..............O01 00203'-6 6 0
ST. Louis ...........0 0 5000 90 90 0 2
Batteries: Dolan and Ryan; Donahue
and PETIT
OPPORTUNE HITTING WINS.
PITTSBURG. PA, September 9.-Pitts-
burg won from Washington by opportune
hitting and because Washington could
not bat Hawley. Anderson gave way
to Boswell in the seventh inning, and
the latter was hit for two singles. Stem
eel and Smith both batted in great form.
Attendance, 500. Score:
X. II. f..
Pittsburg ..........11OO25 IA .
Washington .......0OOOOOOO 6 4
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Ander-
son, Boswell. and Mcclure.