Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
Last observation-disclosures Game In
tenseIy Exciting.

BALTIMORE, MD, August 2J.-The
last Observation-Disclosures game OF the
pennant season was intensely interest
ing. Its close was exciting. Tebeau's
double an inneld out. and q long fy tied
the score i'm the ninth inning. For the
home team Clarke led of with a single.
and reached third on a sacrifice and a
single Most of the 1906 spectators were
on their feet. encouraging the Champions
and trying to rattle Cuppy. The noise
was awful. When Burkett started for
Jennings fly the crowd broke over the
ropes and made an Intellectual attempt
TO block him. Seeming danger Umpire
Hurst wisely called the game, which had
been a bitter contest throughout
The first contest was won by the visit
OTIS in the first inning. Gebeau and Doyle
blows were struck. They ceased when
the police threatened 10 arrest the Cleve-
land captain. Score first game:
Baltimore .........OOOOOOOO22 10 /
Cleveland .........5 o o 3 o 0 o 1-l2 II .
Batteries. Honcr. COrbett, and Robin
son; Young and thinner
Baltimore .........1 OO2Os0OO-i Y 2
Cleveland ..........O1 1O100O1-4 0
Batteries Pond and Clark; Cuppy and
thinner.
CHICAGOES AT THEIR BEST.
BROOKLYN, August 25-The Chicagoes
were at their best to-day. supporting
Griffith I'm grand style. Dahlen. Lange.
and Everitt played sense tional ball While
the BrOoklyns hit Griffith hard. they were
unfortunate in finding the ball after two
men had been retired. Payne was touched
up for six hits IN the last four innings.
Chicaeo.. .... ..OO1OO12Ooi o
Brooklyn. .... ...1 90 0OOO o. il
Batteries: Griffith and Arson; Payne
and BurrelL
HONORS EVEN.
PHILADELPHIA. August est. Louis
and Philadelphia each won game this
afternoon. Orth pitched fine ball in the
first game. and Philadelphia was an easy
winner. The Quakers led in the second
game until the seventh, when st. Louis
punched enough hits TO tie the score, and
then won out In the ninth on Breitenstein' :
single and Sulliyan's long hit 10 centre
Breitenstein. out Of five times at the bat
made five hits Weather clear and plea
SAINT Attendance. G.1CO.
ScOre-First game: X. II. r.
ST Louis ... ...OO10 2OOO0-3
Batteries: Orth and Poyle; Hart and
Mcfarland.
Second game: X II. u.
Philadelphia .. % . 201 co. Y ]
81. Louis. 100 O00401-S Il
Batteries Keener and Grady; Breiten-
stein and Murphy
SENATORS WIN TWICE.
WASHINGTON. August 25.--Washing-
ton won both games to-day. the pitchers
being very effective throughout In the
ninth inning OF the fret game. with Lush
on first Demont hit a high ny TO deep
second The ball was lost in the sun,
and Lush scored winning the game.
in the second game only one hit vas
made of McJames up 70 the ninth IN
ming. Attendance, 5000. Score, ftrst
game: X. r. J..
E,ss5nsgti .5S8S5SSSSd4 g z
batteries: Mercer and Farrell; Ehret
and Vaughn,
g 5s.S3a 5an, SSsssss5;4 7 . z
Batteries: McJomes and Mcclure;
Rhines and Vaughn.
PITTSBURG LOSES.
BOSTON. August -2j.-Pittsburg lost to-
day. after leao.ng. Z TO Q. 70 the middle
of the third inning Sullivan was an
easy mark. and Yerrick took his place
in the third. In the fourth. klobdanZ
started !n. and but three hits were made
OF him Hughey replaced killen IN the
last Inning DuIy's batting and Nc
Cams batting and helding were the fea-
lures. Attendance. 1i62. Score: X. II. h..
Roston ............00 4OO22B Ill IA
I5iffsburg ..........322O 100000 OF 9 3
batteries: Sullivan. YerrlcS. KlobdanZ.
ana Bergen; Hughey, Killen, and Sug-