The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18

Louisville. Sept l7-AlcCrcarv pitched
his first full game of the season to-day
ana not Il Brown Stocking reached third
base until tho NTH inning. when two naacs
ON balls ana an out AT first put Il man on
ihiid y one e-handcd catch Of u line hit
10y o'BrIen was the feature. Attendance
800. Score:
Ri T.
Louisville ............ 02Oolo200-5 . .
81. Louis ............ OUU0UU-y 1 .
batteries. McCrcary and Warner: Me
Dongnll and Ottcn. Umpire. Mcdonald
Cleveland. sept. .i7.-Youus proved Irwin
chile TO tn" Reds to-day and the shut
out of yesterday was rcpcu;cd by exactly
the same scorr. Attendance 3UD. Score:
Cleveland ............ 90 80 NJ . o
Cincinnati ............ OUOODUU C--U . 3
Batteries. Young and thinner, Foreman
ana Vaughan Umpire. Olay.
Pittsburg. Sept. i7.-pittsburg los; both
games through errors and poor pitching
I'm both games Haw!uy was in tho LUx
when five runs were made. Attendance
2.o>l. Score:
First game
tittsourg ............ l1VOlO2O - - Z
Chicago ............. UUl UUf25I-lU j
Batteries, Moran, Hawley. Gardner. Fore
man and Merritt; Griffith ana Ki,,ridge
Umpire. Emslic.
Second game
llltSburg ............. o q o 0-l ]
Chicago .............. IuUl5vGuu-- 10 O
batteries, Moran. Fiawlcy and Merritt
Terry ana Douahu". Umpire Emslie.
Boston, Sept. l7.-Th" Ros;on and tSalti-
more teams hnttlcd for nearly four hours
this afternoon, dividing honUrs at the close
OF the play The first game was close and
5000 people were Kept in suspense until the,
last man Was out Both sullivan ANA
Ciarkson was effective, but Boston would
have won had it not been for the inexcusU-
bic errors of Harrington and other iuiicld-
crs which lei in runs when the side should
have been retired. The home team found
McMahon with little difficulty ana was
able to bunch hits at the right time
III" second game was called at the end
of Bnltimorc's half of the mn At the
conclusion of the first game Manager
iiam!om's admirers presented him with "a
peramhuintor ana flowers score:
First game
Baltimore :. ....... .SOll0lO0 II .
'oston ............... 03U2 0UOG--5 s. 3
Batteries. Clarkson ana Clarke: Sullivan
ana Tcuney
Second game
Boston Boston.....................O2$Ox-5 !
Baltimore ....-............... | 90 l--3 $ @
Batteries, Nichols and Camel; NIcAIahon
and Robinson. Umpire. Murray. Attend
ancc $500
W AShlhSloh. sept. lI.-lnc VISITORS found
Andcrsons delivery so much TO their liz
ing that in the first two innings they rap
ped out ten hits FOR total of fourteen
bases. GIroy then took his place Tho
gam" was called at the first half of the
eighth on account OF darkness. Attendance
LEO Score:
Washington .......... O01l0 l. . 8
irooklyn .............. + ) D l U2V NE II o
Batteries. Gilroy, Anderson ana Me
CURE; stein. Grim ana Daley. Umpire.
keefc.
New York, Sept. 1.-THE Quakers made
as many hits as the Giants to-day and
ieldcd better. but failed to win because the
hIts did not come when they were most
needed Husie sent eight men To bases on
balls Nevertheless he had good control OF
the ban when the Phillies had men on
bases. Score:
New York .......... 220220 Ox--S IL .
Philadelphia .... o.. 00OO2l . liz l. |
Batteries. Rusie and Wilson. Taylor and
Clements. Umpire. Hurst.