Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
AMHERST SHUT OUT.
YALE WINS THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
BALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Deciding Game o Msgnineeut one
Results on tho Professional Dia-
pond, North and south.
Try telegraph to the plspstca.l

+ CHrcAoo. July l5.-Ambersts mighty
ball.players were shat out by the inyinci bic
Yale at the Southside League GROUNDS TINS
afternoon. The pitching Of Carter was
superfne. he striking out fifteen men and
holding his opponents down to three
scrawny hits.
By winning this, the final game. Yale
captured the silver Spaulding cup and the
intercollegiate championship.
Tho game was O magnificent one and
Yale scored in only one inning. put nine
rms came across the plate before the
inning was over. The Yale and Amherst
colIeoe wells were shouted at every good
play. Honors we're evenly DIVIDED until
the sixth inning. when the Amhersts
went TO pieces. and an avalanche OF runs
slid across the plate for Yale. score;
R.D.H. L.
Yales ooOO9Oox-9 Z
Ambersts % 0 0 o 90 0 %
Batteries Carter and Kedsie; Gregory
Colby. and Allen.
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 15.-The Chicagos
broke their record to-day by winning
three straight games from baltimore. ana
are now IN ninth place. Since Wllmot
heard that Chicago had accepted the
services of Frank. of the Memphis team,
as an out6elder, he has been playing great
ball. He made two triples to-day, scoring
four runs. The Colts won the game hands
down. Weather cloudy and hot. Attend
ance am Score: r. BIB. Z.
Cbicasos, 0oO011- II 2
Baltirnores. 100 0 90 0 o. q l
Batteries Mauck aud KittTedge; Hawke
and Clarke.
BosroSs. Z; CINCINNATI, 4.
CINCINNATI, O., July 15.-Bostons out
batted and outfelded the Reds this alter
noon and won in rather easy style. Inc
features of the game were home-run drives
by Caravan and Jod Smith, The weather
was dark and threatening at the outset
but cleared before the game was finished.
Cincinnati. 400 O11oo0-4 9
Boston .........0 0 OIL 80 o. IL =
Batteries: PARROT, Chamberlain, and
Murphy; Stivetts and Merritt.
PrTTsBURa. 49, WASHINGTON. 0.
PrrrsBURG, July 15.-Pittsburg gave
Washington shameful whipping to- day
scoring every inning except the ninth, and
shutting the senators out for the first time
this wear. Duryes was compelled TO
undergo one of tho worst slaughters ever
witnessed ut Exposition Park. Stensel
cleaned tho bases in the second inning
with home-run, and again in the fifth
with a triple. while Killen. Van Haltren,
md Smith each made home-runs In the
eighth. KIllen pitched in great form.
Gahney took McLaughlin's place and UNI
pred without kick. Attendance 3,I1O'
Score: H., Bill z;
Pittsburcs.. 1874 0-l9 ID 3
Washinetons. o 10000 % 4
Batteries; Killen and Miller; Duryea
and Farrell.
NEW YORK, 7: CLEVELAND. 3.
CLEVELAND. July 15.-Inabllity to bunch
hits on Rusie lost the game to-day. 1t was
q fnely-played contest, and the tielders OF
both teams made brilliant stops. The
work of McKeen was particularly GOOD.
He made two running one-hand stops that
were the best plays OF the game. In me
eighth inning Cleveland awoko to the fact
that Rusie could be hit, but it was too
late TO win. Rain ended the game. At
tendance, 1000. Score.
Clevelands.. 30 OO0000S % II l
New Yorks 20 / 2 90 O-1 -
Batteries: Clarkson and OConnor;
Rusie and Milligan.
PHILADELPHIA, 6; LOUISVILLE, D.
Huntsville, July l5.-Louisville was de-
feated in a ten-lnning game by Phlladel-
nina. 1t was an exciting game from start
to finish. Louisville had chances to win.
bnt bad coaching and stupid base-running
prevented. Philadelphia tied the score
on two errors and two hits and won the
game on two doubles and a single. Wey-
hing was taken out of the box IN the last
half of the ninth and Sharrott took his
place. Stratton pitched a good game, and
Umpire Seward gave satisfaction. Weather
threatening. Attendance. 1880. Score
R.B.H. r.
Louisyilles ...OO2O 020o1-5 II
Philsdelphias.1 0 1 0 2 0 1-6 IL q
Batteries: Stratton and Grim; Wey-
hing, Sharrot. and Clements.
ST. LOUIS, 8; BROOKLYN, 8.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-. July 15.-Pitcher Ken
nedy went in again to-day, hoping to re-
trieye Yesterdays defeat. He was very
successful up TO the sixth inning, when
the Browns opened on him. Daily and
Corcoran made fearful errors, and four
rms were scored. The Browns kept up
the fun in the seventh and eighth. Ken
nedy pitched winning game OF ball, but
his support was discouraglng. Clarkson
was lnyincible. Attendance, 5000. Score :
R. B.. II. z.
st. Louis........1 90 004120 -S
Brooklyns 0 % 2 o 0 0--3
Batteries: Carkson and Gunson; Ken