Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Philadelphia. After sixteen Successive Vie-
tories. rrfcated Easily by Boston.
[By Telegraph 70 mo DIspatch.l

ID1i1dtlpnln, AFTER ~ittcfn >uetfs''o Wv
tories. Defeated Easily by Boston.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 29.-After win
ming sixteen straight games the Phillles
tell down TODAY before the superb pitch
ing Of Kid " Nichols. and Boston scored
an easy victory. Weyhing bunched his
bases on balls and the visitors punched
their hits. The champions played without
fielding error. while all three errors made
by the phillies were damaging IN their re-
snlts. Joe Mulvey, the famous third-hase-
man. was released today. He will proba-
olv 20 TO his home for a month and JON
Washington later on. Attendance, s.s22.
Score:
h. BE. Z.
Rostons ns.........O0117 00-9 3
Philadelphias - o 90 OC-l v
Batteries-Nichols and Bennet; WeyhinG
and Clements.
TEE SENATOR'S DowSED BY BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 29. Washington was
defeated by the Orioles to-day by streak
of heavy batting III the sixth inning. as
sisted by errors on the part Of Richardson
and Lerkin. Both pitchers We're elective,
and not q hit WAS made of kneil until the
sixth inning. Washington saved a smut
out IN the ninth by timely batting. At
tendance, 54s. Score:
y. B.H. I.
Baltimorcs. 20 0421x-7 2
Washingtons. o 10000 0 B
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson; Kill
len and Milligau.
LoUIsyiLIE's SEw T1rcHEa.
LOUISVILLE. June 29.-iemming; LOUIS
villc's new pitcher, made hls dfbia here TO-
day. aud pitched a mastery game against
| the ST. LOUIS Browns. The home team hit
breitenstein when his bits meant runs. Inc
general all-around plas OF Jennings and
| the catching of DOwse were the features.
Attendance. 1.20J. Score:
7. D.H. L.
Louisvilles. ..OOO4OO11x-6 10 ]
| 81. L0uis......0 0020001 0-3 T.
Batteries-llemming and Dcwse; Brett
| enstein and Buckley.
BBoOKLYS THE vTSSEB.
BRooELYs, June 29.-Ihe New York and
| BROOKLYN teams played their final game to-
gether to-day. BROOKLYN winning the game
and capturing tine series. Kings wre'ched
work IN tine first inning gave Brooklyn
| i've runs aud the game. hen Grams WAS
put in. but the change camt too late. At
| tendance, 3,8sj. Score:
R.B.H. F.
| New Yorks. 20O100l-5 3
Brooklyus......5 90 001 OK 2
Batteries: King and Doyle; Stein and
| Kinsl0w.
pirTsBUEG HITS TO ADVANTAGE.
CLEyErANp. June 29.-Timely hitting by
| the PttsburEs gave them the game to-day.
| The weather was cool and cloudy. At
| tendance, 1900. Score:
Clevelands. OO3O1OO-i 8
Pitt-burgs. O40O-6
Batteries-Youug and Zimmer; Ehret
| and Miller.
TIE REDS VICTORIOUS.
| CrcrvN,rr. June 29.-Ihe Reds won to-
| DAYS game with Chicago by superior field
J ing and by punching their hits. Attend
auce, 200. Score:
R.B.H. ?.
Cinciuaatis. ...oOO03OOSO-G 3
| Chicagos. ........OO 900 0-1 10
! Datteries-Dwver and Vaughan; Hutch
inson and Kittridge.
BALTIMORE SIGNS FRANK FOREMAN.
BArT11foHE. June 29-1he Baltimore
club has signed Frank foreman. recently
| released by the MasAingtOns.
sorTHFBS LEAGUE.
Mrmrn1s. June 29.-Seyen hundred peo-
| pie SAW Crane and Iceg play very anna
| flourish game O. baseball to-day with the
| Ma.ic City team. line speed Of Petty and
| loose outhcldIug OF the local team Were
| tlc cause OF To-Day s. iO-f game score. d.
L.. BIS. z.
Memphis. OOOOI0O0-l
| Bwminghamc o O2 I o % l-5
Betteries-Blue and Bolan; Petty and
| Sweeney.
ZACH ONE GAME.
NEW ORLEANS, June Zg.-AtlGn'a hit the
! New Orleans pitchers hard enough to-day
| o. have won both games. but was ingio-
| riously defeated IN the first through loose
| feeling at critical tunes.
| Score-hr- game:
| New Orleans. II hits, :; errors, o.
| Atiantas, 8 hits. l. errors, I.
Batteries-W Weber and Adams; Coco
| Tough and SchGtel.
! Second game:
| New Orleans. 2; hits, 3; errors. 7.
Atlanta. Z: hlts. 9: errors. (.
Batieries-Crowell and Adams: Camp.
| field and schabel.
At Mobile: r. B.H. +
Mobiles.........0 OOOO-4 :
! MacOns ........3 0 20 221 .
Batterics-Wittrock. Schaub, and Tan
| ner; Schmidt, Hess. and Walton.
| HOW The CLUBS STAND.