Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-14
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BOSTON TAKES DoUBLE-HEADER
Second Game Called at End of sixth
Inning.

BOSTON, September 13.-Boston took a
double-header from St. Louis to-day
Boston tried out two new men-Sullivau
and Kuhn. Both did well. The second
game was called at the end of the sixth
inning. Attendance, $500. Scores:
BOSTON, 8; ST LOUIS, 8.
First game: RH. L.
Boston ..... $4,000 21OO'-G
ST. Louis ..........OOOO2 OOO1-3
Batteries: Lewis and Sullivan; Young
and Schreck.
Time, hour and 81 minutes.
BOSTON, o; ST. LOUIS, 3.
Second game: r. II. L.
Boston ........ ..........0 Of 4 3
81. Louis ................0 0OO03-3 % 8
batteries; Bailey and Bergen; Sudhoff
and Schreck.
Empires: Messrs. Manassau and Con-
molly. Time. hour and p minutes.
QUAKERS, $; CLEVELAND 3
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 10
The Phillies made enough errors to lose
two ordinary games, but the Cleveands
tailed 10 prOnt thereby, owing 10 their in
ability 70 hit Attendance, 2,195.
Score: RH T..
Philadelphia -. ...5OOO21OO+-S y 7
Cleveland ..... OOOO1OO1-2 Z .
Batteries: Donahuc and Douglass; VIII
son ana Sugden.
Umpires: Messrs. Snyder and McGarr.
Time, i hour and 80 minutes.
ORIOLES WIN TWICE.
BALTIMORE MD, September 13.-Bal-
timore won double-header from Louis
vile to-day Woods had the orioles shut
out until the eighth inning of the FIRST
same, but three singles and base on
balls gave them three runs and victory.
The locals won all the way In the second
contest. Attendance, 1895. Scores:
BALTIMORE, 8; LOUISVILLE, 2
BaliimoIree '' ~. ...oOOOooos-Ss g. s. r. 3
Louisville 80. .....2 100000 o. ? Z 0
and thinner.
Time. hour and 40 minutes.
BALTIMORE, s; LOUISVILLE, A.
Baltimore D -. ....4OOO111O.Ss' - Is i !
Louisville 80. ....O 22OO0-4 il 2
Batteries: Nops and Robinson; Phillip
Empires. Afessrs. Belts and Dwyer
Time, hours.
SENATOR'S AND REDS END EVEN
WASHINGTON, September 13-McGee
was easy for the Reds in the first game
to-day, and, aided by bases on balls and
errors, they walked of " nth the victory
in the second the Senate IS punched hits
on Frisk in the fourth inning and Sc
cured lead which CinCi lnau could not
overcome in the six innings played before
darkness set IN. Attendance, 200. Scores:
CINCINNATI. IA: WASHINGTON, A.
First game: R.H.E.
Washington Sc. .OO1O12OOO-4 Ii 8
Cincinnati ... .,..2 0OO4025-l4 10 D
Batteries: MCGEE and kittridge; Brei-
tenstein and Peitz.
Time, hours and 50 minutes
WASHINGTON, G; CINCINNATI, 8.
Second game: r. ii. T..
Cincinnati ...... ........2 600 Ia 9
Batteries: Fiield and Roach; Frisk and
Kahoe.
Umpire:' Mr.. Latham Time, 1 hour
GIANTS. 10; CHICAGO, ?.
NEW YORK, September 13.-The game
to-day was z farce after The third inning
Mullarkey late OF the Washington club,
did not prove a puzzle for the New YOrks
seymour was effective throughout. At
tendance. 300 Score: h. II. r.
New York ....,.0 0 10 OIL 20 0 0-13 10 g
Chicago .... .....l 100000 O.
Batteries; Seymour and Warner; Null
larkey and DOnahue.
Empires: Messrs. O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time, hours.
SUPERBAS. 4: PITTSBURG. 8.
BROOKLYN. n. Y, September l3.-With
one run scored, three of the Pittsburgers
on bases. and only one out in the ninth
on account Of darkness. The score, there
fore, reverted to the eighth inning, and
pittsburg was euchred out of a hot finish.
The visitors were partly 10 blame as they
delayed matters by indeCision as 10 whe-
ther Lever should bat or not. Sparks
pitched great ball until the eighth, and
then weakened. Hill kept his hits scat
Brooklyn ..... 400 0 000 OIL 3 O. 2
Pittsburg ..... .....O coz 0--3 9 /
Batteries: Hin and MCGUIRE; Sparks.
Lever and Bowerman.
UmpircS. MeSSrs SwartWOOd and Hunt
Time, hours and % minutes.