Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT.
A GAME or BALL NOTICEABLE FoR
PITCHERS EFFECTIVENESS.
One Player Taken Out of the Game and
Another Punished for Back Talk
Other Eyents-Eaoing.
IBy telegraph 70 the pIspa.ch.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July u. The Phillies
shut out st. Louis to-day IN game no.
tlceable for the effectiveness of the pitch
ers. Keefe pitched tho first six innings
and part of the seventh, and then re-
tired in favor of Weyhing on account of a
pain in the side. Crooks Was fined S3j
and taken out Of the game by Umpire
Emslie. and Gleason was fined $40 tor
back talk. Attendance, 1851. Score;
n. B.B. 2.
ST. Louis. OOO0O000--O 3
Philadelphias % 0 1000 o.
Batteries-Galvin and Buckley, Keefe,
Weyhing, and Clements.
BOSTON GETS LIFT.
BosroS, July 2l.-The Bostons failed to
sacrifice to-day, and 50 got left. Three
times they had two on bases and no one
out. aud failed 10 score because the bats
men popped up in-ield flies and gave the
Spiders easy chances for double-plays.
McAleer's work was the feature. Attend
ance. 1883. Score:
r. B.H. L.
Rostops. ....O OO00001-l 8
Clevelands. ....0 o O. g 4
Batteries-Stiyetts and Kelly; Young
and Zlmmer.
BALTIMORE WINS AdAiNs
BALTIMORE, MD.. July 2l.-rhe Baltl-
mores won their second game from the
Pittsburgs to-day by good batting IN the
first and third innings. Stoveys batting
(three triples) was feature. also O triple
play on the part Of Farrell, Beckley, aud
Shugart. ylckery pitched his first game
and did well. The visitors batted mm
hard, but they were scattered. Attend
ance, 1856. Score: r. b.h. (.
Baltimores.. 031001 0 so Is 3
Pittsburgs......0O 00l10 L IL ,
Batteries--Vickery and Robinson; Ehret
and Miller.
LOUIsyfLLEs WIN EASILY.
NEW YORK, July 12-Louisville little
trouble IN scoring victory over Brooklyn.
Attendance. 2,5s9. Score;
Louisvilles. .10O2O0044-ll 10 .
Brooklyns. ..0 0 0002 / = Z
Batteries-Stratton and Grim; Foutz
and kinslow.
NEW YORK BRACFs UP.
New YORK. July 2l.-New York braced
up. batted hard. ran the bases finely, and
won game. Attendance, 1885. Score;
New Yorks. ...OOOOI2I1O-5 II 4
Chicagos ......1 10000 000 0-1 1
Batteries and Doyle; Schriver
and Luby.
DwYER TOO MUCH.
WASHINGTON. july 2l.-Dwyer was too
much for Washington to-day, while GIN
ciunati punched hits on Abbey ana won
comparatlyely easily. The home team got
plenty of men on bases, but could not get
them home. Attendance. 2,l65. Score;
n. BIZ. r.
washingtons. % OO1OOl00-3
a "A "A % 4 \ "A A Il
Batteries-Abbey and Mcclure; Dwyer
and Harrington.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Montgomery. n. B.H. =.
Montgomerys z 1 0 2 22 1-l0 >
Mobiles..........O4 O401023 5x-l5 Is 3
Batteries -Behne. Agan, and Land;
Frank and Williams.
At Birmingham: r. B.H. L.
Birminghams. o 100000 90 2
Chattanoogas. o 10000 0--t 3 /
Batteries-Baker and Doyle Mauck and
! Sweeney.
At Memphis: R.
New Orleans. ......2 0 0 o 2 / 0 D O-5
Batteries Blue, Morris, and Bolan; Neal
and MoKie.
At Atlanta: R. B.H. +.
Atlantas s......1015100 0000-S IL 3
Macons ........1 .1OO01 1000i i-9 3
BATTERIES Wadsworth and Dixon ;
| Schmidt and Schaub.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE SEASON.
| CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July 2.-Chatta-
nooga is winner of the first seasons cham
pionship. BY the defeat of Birmingham
! to-day the contest for first place is settled.
| It goes to Chattanooga. Her standing Is
30 games played; 50 won and 2S lost per-
centace, $50. Montgomery IL a close
second and cannot be caught. 1t Will
| take the finish % determine the
| standing of the other cluOs, SO close
ly are they punched. Base. ball has
been very successful in the South
this season. The clubs have been evenly
! matched. aud the games have proven pro-
| ftable for all the cities In the league. The
| Chattanooga team IS managed by Ted
! sullivan. formerly Wsshington's manager.
! The team at present is composed OF kee-
nan. Baker. and Phillips. pitchers Doyle
and Somers. catchers; Ryan, first base ;
| Gess. second base; Burke, third base ;
| Beldon Hill. short stop: McGann, Nc
| Cam, and O'Connell, feIders