Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

first, was ordered out OF the coachcr's Dox
for chatting Hutchinson and fined $40 be-
missed thereafter. The weather was clear
n. B.H. Y.
Chicago. 000Oo0o-1 4
Boston. ....2100O 020x-5 8
. Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittredge;
Nichols and Merritt.
BROWNS AGAINST GIANTS.
Sr. LOUIS, July 4.-Morning game Four
thousand five hundred spectators saw the
Giants toy with Breitenstein and Hawlev
this morning. The shock came IN the
third inning. when Connor, Kelly, Burke.
and LYONS hammered out for runs. Haw-
lev WAS put in. but was hit with equal
freedom. The st. Louisians could not
find Davies and were never IN the contest
at any stage. A high wind blew through
out the game and the last inning played IN
binding rain. The score:
81. Louis 02I0o o010 o. 0
New Yorks. 4 0 4 021 D 0x-S l3 8
batteries: Breitenstein. Hawley, and
Peitz; Davies and Kelly. =,
This afternoons game was battle OF
pitchers, but the Browns luck came back
TO them. New York scored IN the third
inning on Lyons single, stolen base. hei-
ley's sacrifice, and base-hit by Doyle.
The Browns could get no further tnan
third until the eighth, but battet. out VIC
tory in the ninth with crack TO LETT.
Shupart followed with single and Peitz
drove a two-bagger into centre, scoring
them both. Score:
st. Louis. 90 0 90 "a
New Yorks. o 0 1 0 o 90 00-1 1
Batteries: Breitenstein and Peitz; Bal
dwin and Milligan.
pIrTsBuRG DEFEATS BALTIMORE.
PrrTsBURo. July 4.-Morning game:
Plttsburg played all around Baltimore IN
the first game to-day aud won with COM
paratiye ease. Mcmahon was very Wild.
He was touched up at important points
all through the contest and was liberal 10
bases ON balls and hitting batsmen. Hi
len was also hit hard. but good support
saved him, Van Haltren and Bierbauer ex-
ceiling. Robinson did the best work for
baltimore. tilasscock played his hrst
game with Pittsburg, aud did some op-
portune batting. Attendance. 5000. Score
II. B.H. Y.
Pittsburgs -. IL 02 Ill II >
Baltimores % 00 1 020O o.
Hawkes. numerous bases on balls ande
few timely hits gave Pttsburg good Iead
| in this afternoons game. McNabb re-
| lieyed Hawkes. in the fifth inning. after
| three rms had been scored aud two were
ont. The Scotchmau was also an easy
mark. Terry was wild and was also hi
hard. especially IN the fourth inning
when the Baltimores touched him up for
! fye singles. Weather beautiful. Attend
ance, 6.200. Score:
r.. B.H. Z.
Pittsburgs. ..sO2O621 Ola l3
| Ral,imores O 3022 0 o. IL
batteries: Terry and Miller; McNabb,
| Hawke. Clark, and Robinson.
COLONIES AND SENATORS.
LoUrsy1LLE, Ky. July s.-Morniug game
louisville was defeated by Washington
this morning through stupid base-runnlne
in well-played and interesting game
The feature of the game was one-hand
catch of the Gladiators on Samuel WISE
Iins drive in the eighth inning with three
men on bases. Weather fair. Attendance
| q s00 Score: n. B.H. Z
| Touisyilles % 0 0 0 o 0 0 o.
Washjngtons. o 0 0 o 0 0x-2
Batteries: Stratton and CLARK; EspeI
and Farrell.
Afternoon game:
The Louisvilles broke even on the Soma
tors this afternoon by superior all around
PLAYING. 1t was a game with plenty o
hitting and sharp fielding. Meekin Wa
hit hard and often. but sharp fielding helt
the score down. Then the features OF tn
game were the hitting of Tom Brown an'
the fielding Of HOY. weather CLOUDY
Attendance, $500. Score:
R. .B.B. E
Iouisy,lles. 32021O O000-S II
Wasblnetous 2 / 600 O 0-4
Batteries Hemming and Grim; MeeklI
| and Earrall