The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

BOSTON. MASS. August lt-~BoSlou
and Louisville split even to-day In a dou-
bio header Nichols had balloon asccn-
sion I'm the seventh inning and nearly lost
the frst game but Boston won out by
opportune hitting I'm the ninth Stupid
base running and Bailey's wildness lost
tho second game for Boston. The second
game was called at the end Of the seventh
ON account Of darkness. Attendance
900
First game
Score. X H. T..
Boston ..... OO1-7 Q Q
Louisville go. 80 OOOOO4OO 10 4
Patteries-Nichols and Clark: Cunning
ham and thinner. Umpires-Gaffney and
J. ham. Time. 2:2o.
Second game
Score: X. II. y.
Boston Gee. ...........OOOOOO Q
Louisville ...... ...... Il i 00O-2
Batteries-Baicy and Bergen; bowling
and Powers. Time, 2:o5.
Putsburg .; Washington. 3.
WASHINGTON. August 17-Pittsburg
took another game to-day by opportune
hitting and errorless fielding. Chesbro
was hit hard. but the Senators failed TO
bunch their hits. Attendance, loo.
Score: r.. "a. i.
P3ttsburg .... .... O320O0O-5
Batteries-Carscy. weighing and Roach:
Chesbro and Schrvcr. Umpires-O'Day
and Hunt. Time. $50.
New York. f3 .: Cincinnati. ~
NEW YORK. August l7.-Cincinnai
was beaten in two games this afternoon.
being outplayed in both. In the first the
locals drove HaN1cy 10 the bench in the
third. Philips was not an Improvement.
Seymour. on tie other hand, was very
effective. Tho second game was won by
punching hits IN the first and third inn
ings
First game
score. r. H. T.
New York........O33OO7OO'-iS Is 81
Cincinnati o. 20OO1OOQ-4 8 8
Batteries-Seymour and Warner; Haw-
ley. Phillips and Peitz. Time, hours.
Second game
Score. X H. =.
New York .... ....2O3OOOOO Z
Cincinnati Gee. ....O O2O0O110-f 70 o
Batteries-Gcttige and Doyle; Taylor
and Wood. Umpires-McDonald and
Emslio Time, 100. Attendance both
games 3.0oo
Brookiyn. 20: Cleveland. ..
BROOKLYN. August 17.-Aftcr the
BROOKLYN had gained "a safe lead to-day.
IIaniOn did some experimenting, Hil re-
Hsving Dunn in the box and Jennings
going TO nieL DUN lld9fh INC NNillA.
out and did fine work The Clevelands
were never in the hunt Attendance,
100
Score: r. II. j..
Cleveland $50. ....OOO2OOOOO-2 e
Brooklyn .... Gee. 0 ST "a 20 -
Batteries Schmidt Caulnowcr and
gugden; Dunn. Hill and Mcclure. I'm
res-SwartwOOd and Dwyer Time. 1.52.
Philadelphia, IL: ~. Louis, O.
PHILADELPHIA. August 17.-St Louis
played a ragged game IN the field which
accounts for the Phillies victory. Lave
Cross was compelled TO retire owing 60
an injury TO his hand. Attendance. 4g,5.
Score. r. ii. Il.
St Louis &c.. ....40OO2O OOO-6 9 8
Philadelphia . .Ol2O35 1O'-12 II
Batteries-Cuppy and Schreckengost |
and Criger; Donohue and Douglass. I'm |
plre-O1nnolly. Time. 300
Baltimore, 13: Chicago. ..
BALTIMORE. August 1.-THE Orioles |
faitened up their batting averages on |
Taylor to-day. worrying him by mean |
little hunts until he went In the air. At |
tendance. 1916
Score: r. II. +. |
Chicago .......... O1OO301OO-
Baltimore .... ..O5O3SO11.-i3 10
Batieries-Taylor and Donohue; Nc J
Glnnity and Robinson. Umpires--Man-
nassau and McGar. Time, $50.
Cherubs, I; Worcester, =.
WORCESTER. MASS. August H.
Score: r. II. r.
Syracuse ..... 100 OoOO1O0-1
Batteries and Bransneld. Plan
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