The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Baltimore. f5-6: Cincinnati. f-3.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 1.-THE ORR
Giles took two games from the Reds az
low victory. as Hill was a veriable pic
rio for the home team. while Maui could
not be touched. The second contest WAS
won after an uphill struggle by the
Binds In the eighth inning PETIT tried to
iniure McGraw, as the latter sid 10 the
Plate and blows ensucd. Attendance D.
First game
Score by innings X. ~. r.;
PsItimorc... 80 o SO o-l5 20 0
Cincinnati ........0 90 90 90 o i
Batteries Maui and Robinson; I'LL and
Wood Time. $50.
Second game
Score by innings. X - -.
Baltimore. 100 Of 2 2x-6 II
batteries: Hughes and Clarke: Hawley
and PETIT Umpres. Emshe ana An
drews. Time hours.
New York. II; Pittsburg, $40.
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Giants took
the first game Of a double neader from
ihe Pirates I'm the sixth inning when
three bases on balls and five singles
hroura1 In FIVE runs. Lever relieved
Hart In the seventh and pitched sood
ball. r,...,.,.,.e
mainly through opportune battling, al
though errors by Joyce and Warner were
responsible for runs. Attendance 9o.
fIrst game q, n y
Score by innings; oo X a. n
P,ttsbnrg ne 0OO11 Is II l
Ratteries. Seymour and Warner; Hart
Lever and Schriver. Time 1m
Second game " =
S score YORK oy '"', .''..i ooOOooOO-i
pittsburg.. ........0 o 90 ] ? ID
Batteries: Gettig ana Warner; Lever
Tannehiil and Schriver. Umpires war
per and Swartwood
Washington, IL. 10; Cleveland. III.
yvAsuINGTON. Sept. 15.-The Senators
won the first game In the second IN
Ming when Wilson was pounded LOT
eight runs Tebeau was put OUT OF the
gene for. kicking sassy $ errors on,pe az 20
cleveland The latter was called at the
end Of the seventh on account OF dtlh-
ness. Attendance 1850.
First Game - ~ =,
Score by innings: r. H. T.;
Washington 49,. S0002 u 10
cleveland ;, 90 i, 30 e. wilson 10
Young and Criger. Time, 2.O5.
s seopeI Inv TIMING innings: R.HE.
Washington ......... W ~
Batteries-Sutholl. Mercer and Farrell
Fraser and Crger. Umpire - Brown
Time. 1:4O.
Boston. 40: st. Louis. 10.
BOSTON. Sept 15.-The leaders took
two games to-day from ST. LOUIS. Inc
first was a pitchers battle and Young
Sudhoff held his end up I'm good shape
but daring base-running by the Cham.
pions won. IN the second. not one OF
The visitors crossed the plate. Hickman
keeping the hits scattered and the Bos-
tons playing a sharp fielding game
throughout. Attendance 100.
First Game
Score by innings: X H. H.
poston 02o1l -
81 Louis ...... o 20 I o y o O-l
batteries KlObedauZ and Bergen; sud
hon and Clements. Time. 1.3l
Second Game
Score by innings: X. n. T.;
ROston eco. ...... q "-iO u
ST Louis .......... 900 0 o Q q o 90
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen: Hugh
ey and Clements Impires-ODay and
Mcdonald. Time. 1:3I.
Louisville. =; Brooklyn, o.
BROOKLYN n. y. Sept. 1.-THE
Brooklyns played sleepy bail to-day es-
pecialy after Louisville got the lead.
Magee lobbcd the ball over and was very
often I'm danger. The Colonies punched
their hits in the fourth and won At
tendance 215.
Score by innings: r. IT. Il.
Brooklyn 49,. O0OOOOOoO-O 10 0
Louisville ......... 90 2 o D 0 % 0
Batteries-Kennedy and Grim: Magee
and Kittredge. Umpres-Iiurt and Con-
nollys Time. 1875.