The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
THE ORIOLES GO HIGHER.
THE CHAMPIONS DEFEATED THE
REDS ~ A FhULTLESS GAME.
PhiIIies Easily Defeat the spiders-klo-
bcdanz Too Much for the Colts-Giants
Take Two-Coioneis vs.. Bridegrooms.
BALTIMORE. Q: cIScINNATI. ..

BALTIMORE, MD, August E.-Both
teams played faultiessIy in the field to-
cay ana hit the bail hard. Dryer was
pounded for seventeen hits. with a total
or twenty-three bases. while the Cincin-
natis made enough hits against Hoffer to
win All ordinary game. -Four pretty dou-
bic plays. of the which the visitors made
three, brought the spectators TO their
feet.
Score: Ri. L.
Baltimore .......02 00cO41I-9 Il 0
Cincinnati ...J ~ b 002l000-3 IL 0
Batteries: Horer and Clark. Dryer
and Vaughn.
PHILADELPHIA, .: CLEVELAND, 4.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 27.-The Phillles
played fast ball to-day, and had no trou-
Die In defeating cleveland Weather
clear ana pleasant. Attendance. 1900
score Dy innings; II IL. Il
Philadelphia ......5 o12oOO1O-9 IL 1
Cleveland 30 01O OOlL 10 5
Batteries: Carscy and Boyle, Young
ana thinner.
BOSTON. 7; CHICAGO. 3.
BOSTON, Aug. N.-Chicago could do
nothing with Klobedanz to-day and made
but two hits after the first inning. Briggs
was prolific with bases on balls. In the
seventh inning the game was called on
account OF darkness. Attendance, $50.
score. Il II T.
Boston .................. 020122-7 10 /
chicago. ................. U 0 o O-3 4
Batteries: Klobedanz and Bergen;
Briggs and Arson.
WASHINGTON. 7; PITTsBURG. 5.
WASHINGTON. Aug. H.-The home
teams grand rally at the bat in the
eighth inning earned four runs on two
triples two doubles and single The
Pittsburg's made four runs and seven hits
off King in the first two innings and
Norton took his place In the third. The
youngster twirled such effective ball that
the visitors were unable TO score until
the ninth inning. when it was too dark
To- the outhelders to sec the ball GEAR
ly. Attendance 1000.
Score: Il. II. T..
Washington ...... O001200i - 10 /
Pittsburg .......... 2 ID Il
Batteries: King. Norton and Mcclure;
Hawley and Sugden.
NEW YORK. Z. 10; ST. LOUIS. 3, 6.
NEW YORK. August 2I.-The New
Yorks won two games from St. Louis to-
day IN hollow style. Seymour pitched
great ball in the first game, while Hart
was solved IN the third inning for enough
to win. In the second game Kissinger re-
ceived the worst support given to any
pitcher here this season. Mike Sullivan.
on the other hand, was well backed.
Scores.
First game. X H. r..
New York. 201x-7 .
81. Louis............O2 O0-3 :
Batteries: Seymour and Wilson; Hart
and Murphy.
Second game. X H. T..
New York. 2212OO2 x-lo II 6
St. Louis............0 022 % 0 ,
batteries: Sullivan and Zearfoss' ks
singer and Mcfarland.
LOUISVILLE. TO- 6. BROOKLYN, 2 O..
BROOKLYN. y. Y. August 2'.-kenne-
DIV was an easy mark for the Louisvilles
in the first game to-day. the visitors
bounding his curves 10 all parts OF tho
field I'm every inning. Umpire Hurst de-
nrived the Louivilles of run IN the
ninth inning in the second game which
had il been allowed, would have tied the
score. Score. -
First game. Il, H. L.
Louisville ..........1 / . o DO 10
Rrool,lvn .........0 90 o 90 o.
Batteries. Frazer and Dexter Kennedy
Stein and Burrel.
Second game. X II. r..
louisville ..........OOO4 OF 0 / 10
Hrooklvn ..........2O 401 o00x-
Batteries: Cunningham and Dexter; AD-
hey and Burren.