Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
Washington Loses Twice to Cleve-
Iand-score, First Game, = TO ).


WASHINGTON, September H-Arthur
Irwin to-day took charge Of the Senators,
bringing with him some new players.
Both games were lost on account of poor
pitching. The second game was called on
account Of darkness. Attendance, 300.
Score:
First game. r. II. e.
Washington -. ...O121O1O0O-5 ls 4
Cleveland go. ...O5O 200100-S is
Batteries: Williams, Warrell, and Nc
CURE; Cuppy and Criger.
CLEVELAND, .; WASHINGTON, !.
Second game. X. II. u:
Washington ...... ......0 / COL
Cleveland ...... ........0 0 IL o % 10 y
Batteries: Dineen and Mcclure; Powell
and Criger.
Umpire: Mr.. Brown. Time, / hour and
30 minutes.
ORIOLES, 3; CINCINNATI, /.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Bal
timore club played the Cincinnatis TO a
standstill this afternoon. Andrews gave
great dissatisfaction throughout the
game, and during the heated discussion
over his calling CoTcoran safe at nrst IN
the fifth inning Kelly was put out Oh the
game. Attendance, 2,Sl6. Score: X. III. u;
Baltimore zee. ...1 0002 0OOX-3
Cincinnati 49,. 0O0OOO10-1 4
Batteries: McJames and Clarke; Brei-
tenstein and Petz.
Umpires: Messrs. Emslie and Andrews.
Time hour and 40 minutes.
QUAKERS, 10; CHICAGO, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-THE
Phillies Jumped their hits in the hrst ana
fifth innings. and easily defeated the chi
Cages. Pitcher Dunkle has been released
- r. II. f..
philadelphia .....sOOO34OOx-1O Il 2
Chicago 10000 1000 3
Batteries: Fifeld and Mcfarland; CAL
'' Umpire res Mes a; Gaffney and Smith.
Time. 2 hours.
LOUISVILLE, 7; BROOKLYN, ,.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Colo
nels won to-day's game in Brooklyn by
hard hitting in the first three lhhlhss
McKenna. who succeeded Dunn, stopped
the onslaught, home-run by M, hIttr LIE
being the only score made off MIN. Gun
ningham was effective throughout Az
tendance, coo. Score: H. II 70 q
Louisville 49,. ....3 03 O0O1 % 10
Batteries: Dunn, Mckenna' ana RYAN
Cunningham and Kittredge. IT.
Empires: Messrs. Hunt and ConnelIy'
Time, hour and IS minutes.
GIANTS. 6; PITTSBURG, D..
NEW YORK, September IA stupid
piece Of base-running by Crazy III lhe
eighth inning practically caused ue
game this afternoon. Inc game N"9 N"ii
ed on account of darkness. Attend5anG,e'
500 Score: ~ "a 10 -
New York 80. 80 - .
Pittsburg .. ....3 0O12OO 60
Batteries: Meedn and Grady; Rhlhes'
Tannehill. and Bowerman. ~
Umpires Messrs. Swartwood/ ana war
ner. Time. 2 hours and minutes.
CHAMPIONS. II; ST. LOUIS, 2
BOSTON. September H-The Cham-
pions scored runs as they pleased to-day
partly by good batting and partly on ac-
count of wretched fielding by the Browns
Attendance, 1,4O0. Score; X. n: ~;
Boston ~. ...0 O34030 III 16
ST. Louis ..........l % y o ~ v
Batteries: Willis, Bergen, and brahs-
field: Taylor Carsey, and Clements.
Irmuires: Messrs. O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time of game. 1 hour ana IN InI III Ine
PROTEST AGAINST HOLMES.
NEW YORK, September 14.-Treasurer
Mccall of the New York baseball club,
today announced that all the games
which Baltimore has played and shall
vet play, with william Holmes as par
ficipant. since that players suspension
and reinstatement, will be protested by
fine New York club. This action Is 10 be
taken because of the reinstatement OF
Holmes by the league after he had been
suspended by the Board Of Directors,
from whose decision there Is. under the
rules of the league no appeal.
Mr.. Mccall stated further that II the
protest of the New York club is not re-
cognized. mandamus proceedings would
probably at once be beou0 I'm the con'ts
10 compel the National League to take
action IN the matter.