The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
standing ofthe Clubs.
pos,op to-3: brooklyn, 5-2.

BOSTON sept. 26.-Tho Bostons won
- ,-snes 10 day. the first by hard NIT
ting and the second by three bases on
halls and Tenl1ey's two-bagger. In tne
second game Stahl fell on ms FACE !"
s,temntine 10 field an easy ball In the
1921 inning and two runs came m
Thss made the game exciting until the
prooplvns' end OF the seventh Wh-n
darkness nut an end TO the play. At
tendance $500
First Game o..
Score by innings -" -, 80 -
Boston Gee. .... . 90 "
Rrookivn 100000 / o. .
Batteries Smith ana Neager' Dunn
and Smith Time. l:5i.
Second Game
Score by innings L. IT, -
Boston 49,. ........... 0 3 o o -
Rroolklyn ...... ...... > 90 o %
Batterios-Nichols and Bergen; Mcken-
ma and Ryan Umpircs-Brown ana An
derson. Time, lbs.
New York. o.; Philadchila, al,
NEW YORK. September &-The Phil
lies. after having the first game won los1
/, 10 the Giants. In the seventh innlns'
Two hits, "a wild throw by Cross ana an
ont scored three runs. and in the eighth
tb~ee hifs. a passed ball and another
error BY Cross were good for three more.
win the score tied in the sixth inning
~ the second game, Seymour hitH Two
barger 10 left and scored on Doyle SIN
gle Warner was put out OF the hrst
game for kicking. and Joyce followed
him in the second for the same reason.
Attendance. 1900. First game:
Score: H. H.
pbiadelpbia I'll OO0111 O06 3
batteries Seymour and Grady and
Doyle. Dorahre and Mcfarland.
Second game:
Score: Il H.
New york -. .. ..........1 OOOO1-2 z
PHILADELPHIA q. ........0 / % o. :
Batteries-Rusie and Warner; Piatt and
Murphy Umpires-Hunt and Connolly
Time 1:20.
Washington, z: Baltimore, ..
WASHINGTON, September 26-Nops
was hit freely in the third to-day and
the Senators secured a lead their oppo-
nents could not overcome. Game called
at the end of the sixth on account OF
&c sc ore. R.H.E.
washington =. e.. .......1O42OO- 9 3
Baltimore . q. ............3 0 O 30 % )
characterization and Mcguire; Nops
and Robinson. Time. 1850. Umpire-Sny-
der.
Chicago, I: Pittsburg, 3.
CHICAGO. September 26.-Both teams
put up a sensational fielding game to-
day. the Orphans making mp for their
errors by some marvellous work at criti-
cal points and better punching of hits.
Attendance, 1000
Score. X ii. T.
Chicago q. ..........1 0 % 0 D " 10 3
Pittsbu-g .......OOOOO0 2-3 I
Batteries-Thornton and Nichols; Cro-
min and Schriver. Umpires-ODay ana
Emslie. Time, lA0.
Cleveland. 4; Cincinnati, 3.
CINCINNATI. September 26.-During
the eleventh inning to-day Vaughan was
put off the grounds by Umpire Swart-
wood for kicking Vaughan then sat in
the grandstand and abused .SwartwOOd,
who put him out OF the game for three
DAYS. After the game they met and en-
gagged I'm an argument which came near
being free-for-all fight Swartwood's
poor work lost the Reds the game. At
tendance. 1900.
Score: r. II. T.
Cincinnati. ....OOOOOOO03OO s 1
Cleveland E. 81 OO0OO2O IL y 2
Batteries-Hawley and Wood; Young
and Criger Umpires-Swartwood and
Warner. Time, 2:i5. -.
Louisville, 3; st. Louis, y.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept. 26.-The Browns
and Colonies played a long drawn-out
game to-day. runs being a scarce article.
Louisville won out in the last inning, on
hits by Ciingman and Bowling. At
tendance go
score by innings: RH.E.
ST. Louis ..OO003OOOO-2 2
Louisville 49,. .... 90 0O01 1 o Is II 0
Batteries-Hughey and Sugden; Dowl-
ing and Powers and Kittredge. Umpire
O.p-