Show fwAs MGlNHI1V DID II f BALTIMORE PITCHER HELD DOWN THE CHAMPIONS Brooklyn Toys With the Giants Ori phans Win a Gam Reds Take Two Off Wanderers < Standing of the Clubs Pr Won Lost CenL Broo3lyn Si 6t J2 Philadelphia 76 46 623 lt g Boston 73 45 619 Baltimore G1 48 5S2 St Louis os 651 nJ g I Cincinnati I 66 53 554 PJltsburg 61 ro 53 Chlc810 G1 G I 03 Louisvllle L2 66 H le York 51 G1 121 Washington 41 76 353 lngJOJ 1 1eytJaid A t 191O6 152 Todays < > Games PIttsburg at Chicago v Louisville at St Louis Brooklyn at New York J Baltimore 8 Boston 4 Boston Sept McGinrltys curves were too much foI Boston today while Nichols was batted hard and often The fielding of both teams was very amateurish ama-teurish several bad errors being maae The base running of the Baltimore was the only feature Attendance 3100 ScoreR Score-R H B 3oston 4 6 6 Baltimore > S W cI Batteries Nichols anflBergen McGin pity and Robinson UinplresySnj andMcGarr Brooklyn 16 New York 5 Brooklyn Sept ThelBrooklyns landed land-ed on Carrick today tprevfjnteeh hits including two triples NeV Yntk presented pre-sented a badly crippled teamlth two pitchers in the field The Rame was called on account of darkness at the end of the seventeenth inning Attendance 2100 Score R H E New York T 5 > 1 4 Brooklyn v 16 17 1 Batteries Carrick and Boyle Dunn and McGuire Umpires Emslie and Dwjer I Chicago 13 Pittsburg 7 Chicago Sept 5The Orphans had considerably the best of a slugging match today Both pitchers were batted very hard ThP < fielding was clean many an apparent base hit being turned into an out by swift work Attendance COO Score R H E I Chicago 13 18 2 7 13 2 Piltl < burg Batteries Callahan and Donahue Sparks and Schriver UmplrcsODay and McDonald Cincinnati 199 Cleveland 37 Cincinnal Sept 1iThe Reds hit Bates hard in the first jjame and made their hits at the right in the second Tucker 1 and Bates were given the usual notice of release today Attendance 3100 Score j 1 1 First Game R H E I Cincinnati 19 22 < < 1 I Clccand 3 7 4 lattwies PhVnipsand Woods Bates and Duncan Umpires Manassau and Connolly Second Game R H E Cincinnati 2 rS 3 Cleveland X 12 3 Batteries Friske snd Peltz Colliflowcr and McAllliter I Umpires Manassau and Connolly i ij j i Louisville 4 St Louis 4 i St Louis Sept 5 Louisv ille made it I I Garrison finish In the ninth today and came near vanning After the scored as tied Hoy singled to center and took second I sec-ond on Donllns fumble Then Clark hit a line drive toward second that Wallace just did reach in time to save the game i j Attendance 525 Game called on account 1 j of darkness Score RBE St Louis 4 I 5 1 Louis l1e 4 12 3 Batteries Cuppy and Screcongost Cunningham Cun-ningham and Zimmer Umpires Latham and Gaffney Philadelphia 18 Washington 10 Philadelphia Sept 5Jack Fineld re icntly released by Philadelphia assigned as-signed by Manager Irwin today and requested J re-quested that he be alloyed to pitch against his former comrades He made l a pretty mess of it being poufcded for tentjont hits and passing ten men to I first Attendance C7JO Score RHE Washington 10 51 G I Philadelphia IS 21 2 I Batteries rifield Kittredge and Roach I I Donohue and McFarland j Umpires Sartood and Hunt I j |