When Ilowley started a rally that threatened to tie the Phillies' lead if not to take the lead. However, it was shown that Montreal still was a run behind and the ninth failed to produce any more tallies for the visitors.

Weather conditions and the pitching of Hurler were impressive. Yesterday certainly was no day for baseball, and the team made itself apparent in the work of the pitchers, if not in that of the other players. Cooper went to pieces in the third, and was relieved by Hoffman, who managed to perform fairly well until the eighth, when he enjoined her, who succeeded in weathering the form until the end. Montreal players, also had their troubles, being pounded from the beginning and smothered in the third. When the game was called, Richmond took in with three men batting twice, fared him well, and was replaced by Stewart, who was hit frequently during the next frame, but who blanked the local club after that.

MeConnell made his first appearance in a Richmond uniform, and put up a fairly good game, working well with Ed Moore in short. Moore pulled a dangerous, but dandy, play in the seventh frame, when, in fielding, Humrau's clout to short, he slipped in the mud and sat down, only to throw out the runner with a perfect pec to Hark Rhel. Clemens  Lost track of the outs in the frame, and practically presented Montreal with their final tally by failing to throw to the plate after catching Slattery's fly in left. Zimmerman scoring home with base. 