Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-07

| OF the home team. Score: X. y. r.
New York ....5 d0ooooodoEs Y !
st; Louis 80; :,,; ;;d evd Warren. SUD
hon and Douglass.
UmpIres-Mcssrs ODay and Carpenter
| Time OF game-e hours and minutes.
NEW YORK, .: ST. LOUIS. 4.
| BY taking the afternoon game, the
| Giants closed their season with ST. Louis
with clean victory OF twelve games
| and the hits came when men were on
| bases. Attendance, 1880. Score: X. II.
| New York -. ...l 0120f01 % IA
| st. Louis ......-....0 1 0 5000 81 IL !
| Batteries: Meekin and Warner' Dono-
I hue and Douglass.
Umpires-Messrs. O'Day and Carpenter.
F, Uime OF game hours and Is minutes.
/ GROoMs, IA; CHICAGO, Z.
BROOKLYN. September 6.--Nineteen
| singles and one two-bagger of Griinth
| at Eastern Park this morning best teils
| the tale of Chicagos defeat at the noru .,,
! OF Brooklyn. Dunn was also hit hard, but
| not untIl the latter part OF the contest.
| The Chicagoes put up very poor game
| In the field. Attendance, 1860 score; =.
| Brooklyn 80. ....2 ICY - =
| Chicago 49,. 1870 0003 2 II
Batteries: Dunn and Grimm; Griffith
Umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time OF game
| hours.
CHICAGO. u; BROOKLYN. 8.
The Chicagoes turned the tables on the
! Brooklyns this afternoon Kennedy. VINO
was very wild during the time ne was -, ~
the box, was hit for two hone.runs IN
the fourth. after which Fisher look MS
place. Griffin was injured In the seventh
| inning, and Grim was brought INTO the
| game. Darkness put an emu 20 tne Soil-
test in the eighth inning. Attendance
GO00. Score: ~ IN. 10 -:
chicago ... ......00230 0-l2 II
Batteries. Kennedy. Fisher, Smith. and
Grim: Thornton and Kittridge. :,
Umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time or eaihe-A
hours and Y minutes.
SENATORS, Z; LOUISVILLE. 8.
WASHINGTON. September 6.-By tax
ing two games from the Colonels to-uay
the Senators moved UP 10 near tne tOp
of the second division. While DOM gaines
were interesting, neither was played
I'm the highest style of the art. Inc 1ea-
tIIre of the day was Selbach's batting In
the second game. The last game was
called on account of darkness. Attend
ance, 1850. Score: , =, =,
First game: II. u -,
fnnisviIle ...OO1310000 3
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Hill
ami Wilson. :,
Umpire-Mr. EmSne lime Oh saihSS
SENATOR'S. Z; LOUISVILLE. 3.
Second game: X. H. -;
Washington :. u 0VS- !,
Batteries: Bresnehan. Farrell, and NC
CURE: Fraser and Wilson >,
Umpire-Mr. Emslie Time or game
hours.
ORIOLES, 8; PITTSBURG, e
BALTIMORE, September 6.-The cham
Mons took the morning game from the
pirates. in a close contest Through care
less and Indifferent playing, the nome
team allowed the visitors TO pie up SIN
runs in the fourth inning. Amole was
then substituted for Hoffer. and for the
rest of the game held Pittsburg down 10
two hits. Scientific bunting. batting, ana
base running by the Champions were 'ho
features. Attendance, l,So score; =, =.
Ra shTT1 game; .1ososoO1.-s ii 2
Plrtsburg .. ....000 6OO1 ~ III D
batteries: Hoffer. Amole, and Robin
son; Kilen and Douglass.
Umpire-Mr. Mcdonald. Time OF game
2 hours and Is minutes.
BALTIMORE, Z; PITTsBURG. 2.
ps sefOnS game; .14o2oOOo.E Z
Pittsbnrp 49,. ..00OOO1OO1-S 8 o
Batteries: Corbett and Clarke; Hughey
and Merritt.
Umpire-Mr. Mcdonald. Time or game
2 hours and 10 minutes.
OJAKERS. G: CLEVELAND, D.
PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-Phiia-
delphla and Cleveland split even IN
double-header to-day. The special tea,
ture was the big attendance, the local
pcople not having turned out very strong
ly since along toward the middle Oh INC
season. 49,,
The first game was interesting, ana
aroused considerable excitement. Inc
PhlIlles scored the winning run in the
ninth. on base on balls, an out, ana
Lafoies single.
In the second game Cleveland palte1 a!
will. Becker. lately OF Montreal. pitched
the sixth inning for philadelphia The
second game was called on account Oh
darkness. Attendance, 1850. Score: =.
First game: ~ - "a
Philadelphia .......2 ZOVV -
Batteries: Dunkle and MCFARLAND;
Um5ire-Mr. Kelly. Time Of game
2 hours and 30 minutes.
CLEVELAND, s; PHILADELPHIA. 2.
Second game. X. II. II.
Philadelphia ......l w. q
oi RSfterIes: TAYLOR, Becker. and Boyle;
r9 Tmpir e"I Kelly. Time OF game
/ hour and 81 minutes.
baltimore Buys Reading Men.
READING. PA. September 6.-Manager
d. A. Long, of the Reading Atlahtic
League Club, writes from Paterson, n. j.,
that the Baltimore club has pougnt DUN
First Baseman Carey and Pitcher Garvln'
who were recently awarded TO the READ
ing club by the National Board.
THE RECORD.
Clubs. Won. Lost Prct.
Baltimore ......... .....n % .1oo