Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

NEW nOikkt DlifNhtI De-. W" 'N-N
and Chicago split even to-day the visitors
getting the first game through the poor
fielding of Carsey. The second game was
called on account Of darkness. after the
New Yorks. had scored "a run in the
seventh inning. and the game reverted
SICK 90 the sixth inning. Attendance,
l-o. Scores:
CHICAGO. u; NEW YORK, 8.
xW York ,... ...Ooo1O1o21-5 Is 2
l.ro ..... .....1 OOA1OO6 O-12 is 1
Batteries. Carrick. Doyle. and Warner;
TE..r and Chance Time of game, ,
I. and 10 minutes.
NEW YORK. C; CHICAGO 3
second game: r. II. +;
N.H DIX ...... ........- - II
C-. ........ ........O % % ?
batteries: Gettig and Warner; Griffith
rrs: Messrs Mcdonald and ODay.
I'LL. same. / hour and 40 minutes.
SENATOR'S WIN TWICE.
vs-HINGTON. j. c.. September p
tors pulled the Red Stockings
.r peg in the race 10y taking two
to-day In the first Evans had
r his mercy. Taylor. who had poor
..r voluntarily retired at the end Of
o.. f.-. and Pcitz pitched the remainder
.s... -.u. for Cincinnati. In the second
-. -.. senator's won I'm the ninth in
rr- Freeman was put out of the game
t- c.Ll.y handling the umpire. At
WasHINGTON, I; CINCINNATI, 3.
v'.5 -, 51. ...2o2o1O2oo-i il :
Cincinnati .... OOOOO10 % ?
r.-....- Evans and Kittrdge; Taylor,
P.. aH. kehoe. Time of game / hour
..sHiNGTON. .; CINCINNATI, T.
IT,. .I1ooOO2O1-5 II 0
CIru .... 80 90 0OOO-i
Batteries. mcfarland and Kittridge;
H.H... and Kehoe. o
Umpire. Sir. Latham. Time Oh game =
L-- and lI minutes. -.
LlrIsVlLLE. 8. BALTIMORE, g.
F.IT1MORE. MD. September r.
r..u mad the Colonies shut out up 70
ninth ming to-day. Whth oa9S 1l
balls started a batting rally thal ueu nc
.r. Do the twelfth BrOdic's mome4tdty
hesitation in fielding q mt allo"tu tic
1. t tally that won the game. y A'1 1e q,
..- go. Score: L. II =;
I.... ...OOOOOOO O21 - Is 3
-.-ies: Howell and McGmnily' ,, 4nu
C- m and Robinsoni Walden ana "i"-
r-.,fres. Nfessrs. Emslie and Dwyer.
-.-. If came. = hours and so minutes
sT-pERBAS. ID: PITTSEJkG. 5.
gROOKLNN. y. y, september ~ o.
was 60 rAltr-it t- --
rIich the Pittsburgs fought 500 ~
..I battle. but were forced 10 SURRENDER
...ush McIamcs's elective WlclihB III
.. nst three innings Dunn ana Nehie-
had been used up by the IlI7l sly.
..ro WAS batted hard during the carry
... blt settled down toward me mn
Attendance. % 400. Score: T. H. T.,
&c. Exon - ...24 % % III IL
.--e 100 ....O0OS5 100 o. II
.tf.ries: Dunn and Kennedy: NC
s and Mcclure; Chesbro and Schn-
ror.res: Messrs. Swartwood ana hunt
-m u came ] hour and 81 minutes.
D"tf.rRS TAKE a DOU BLE-t l1Al1i-I'
PHILADELPHIA. September l-.-Ihe
I.- s.uerienced no dlincultN IN VIII
..r- luublc-header from OieNelaHu vi
lg Both Ortiz and Piatt were III sGogu
conn., and the locals PLAYED a me lelu-
|.. ..r. Attendance. 6.lD9 Scores:
pHrIAUErPHIA, %; CLEVELAND o.
..-. r. II. T..
..sO5O3O2O'-i8 Il l
t....r. 10000 10000 2
Batteries. Orth and Mcfarland knep5
r.r and .lcAllister. Time OF game
l.r.
PHILADELPHIA. s; CLEVELAoNRI}' = T.
.."e' ..oO2411Oo+S 9 Q
C..l .... 81 100000 3 u
E-..s: Piatt and Mcfarland;
and Sugden. ICON.
..-. Mrs.rs. SnN0cI anu -hNN4'''''
Ir... came. / hour and 90 minutes.
pogTpON ENIE\T.