Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

2. 3. 81. 3: LISA, /, 4. =. 8, 5; lllle Wilkes,
Z. 7. 8. 4; Tony Klock. 6, .. I, distanced
Monroe Wilkes, Z. 8, 6. distanced; Iord
Byron. 9. dstanced. Time. 2:l6j4, 2:13,
2:l3l9, 2:l4I 2.l8.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
CoIcoIough aud sugden, Late Of the
Charleston Team, Now Pittsburger~
IBy telegraph to the DIspatchl
PrrTsBuRe, PA.. July li.-Pittsburg took
another ball game from NaIhlIgton To-
day after the latter had PLAYED a good up
LIlI game and tied the score IN the eighth
tnninC. Both Glmbert ard Maul were
pounded hard and distributed bases on
balls in "A lavish manner. Donovan SID
for the plate IN the first inning, stunning
himself 50 badly that he renamed Cncon-
sclous for five minutes and mad TO be car
ried from the field. smith. who TOOK MS
ulaco. batted in wonderful form, making
two home runs and bringing II the wln-
ming run IN the tenth On long ~ 10 kad-
ford. Gumbert was forced to give way to
Klllon III the latter part Of tho seventh IN
n.ng. Attendance, 2,4,O. Score:
R.B.H. Il.
p,tts5urcs...1OOO43OOO2- 30 l9 2
Washingtons.3 OOO11 o Il 3
Batteries Kiilcn, Gum0ert, anu Miller
Maui and Farrell.
sURPRIsR.
The management Of tho PIttsburG Base
Ball Club spranZ surprise to-day wheh
II announced that the services oil Colco-
lou,h aud Sugtcu, tn battery OF the
Charleston tSOutac-n) League team, had
been secured. IHo new men start Tor
Pttsburg tomorrow ana viii accompany
the club on their western trip.
rHEyoNKyAL TTgtIrNG.
ST. T.o1Is. July folding
by Crooks and DOwd prevented the Brook
lyns from winning n the eighth and ninth
innings of to-days game. Both sides got
mon ON bases i'm the next two innings, but
rould not score. n;ts br Crooks, BreItor-
stem and Brodie scored "A run for tho
Browns. although two mer were put out
at the plate The BrookiYus went out IN
one. two, three order. Attendance, 2,i16.
Score:
81. LOUIS ..OO10O001OOO 1--} 3 3
Erookiyns.O o OO0O101O00 % 2
Batteries: Br.itousteln and Gunson /;
Kennedy aud Kiuslow.
GAsrmGHr WITH BOSTON.
CfScIyNArf. o.. July l4.-Pitcher Cast
right ioired the Bo,tous here and pitched
bls 6rst game for them this afternoon. lie
had SPLENDID command and was very cffec-
five nj critical stages. The Reds could do
little or nothing with his delivery until
tho eighth inning, when they made a nice
rally and gave the visitors quite scare.
several sensational stops by Herman Long
were tho features of tho game. Weather
oppre .s,yely warm. Attendance, l,tij.
Score:
Cincinna.i.....OOOOO114O--6 &
Boston .........2 200002O 30-7 II o
Batteries: Dwyer and Vaughan; Cast
night und Camel
AGAMG WELL PLAYED.
LOUISVILLE. KY., July lt-Louisyille was
defeated by Philadelphia IN wolLplaycd
game TIN, afternoon. Tn" score was tie
to the eighth inning. when the Philhes
took q lead OF five runs On base on balls,
an error, two singles, and nome run,
With one man on the base, the only two
earned runs Of tho five. The textures of
the game were the second base PLAYING Of
Halman. home run drive OF Dele
hauty's. and the striking ont Of Clements,
with the bases full and two men ont.
Weather hot. Attendance, $500 Score
l.. B.H. +
Iouisvillas.. O40OO0O1-j l.
Phlladeiphias 30 00202 5X-9 10
Batteries Hemmins and Grim; Carsey
ana Clements.
THE GIANTS PowERLTss.
C1HyE BLAND, O.. July H.-New York could
do nothing with Young to-day. and IN ad-
dltion to that Cleveland iie!ded perfectly
Nckea's work at short was magnificent.
Jones was very Wild. and III the first tw-
or three innings gave 50 many bases on
balls that with a timely hit or two Glove
land would have had three times ~ nanY
runs. but the hit did not come. Weather
.ftanl.uQA Kan ScQTes
C,evelands. @ 0 90 90 x-G 3
New Yorks. - OF 00GO "a 8
Batteries Young and OConuor; Davies,
Jones. and Mulhgan.
CHICAGO WINS Easily.
CHIcAGo. LII, July l5.-Chicago's hit
were punched with BaltlmOre's error.
and tho locals won easily. Hutchinson
was in fine form, and at critical stage
struck ont the Orioles batsmen. NulIlne
on the other hand, was hlt steadily. 1n'
weather was hot and the attendance l,tO}
Score: " i. b..
Baltimore. o 0 o o l 0 l-2
BATTERIES: Hutchinson and Kitt7edse
Mullane and Clarke.
SOUTHERN IEAdUE,
At Chattanooga: r. BIB. +
|
Sayannahs. 30 o 90 g 0 , 0-l3 H.
Batteries: Daub and Jantzen; Petty
and Purley.
Az Macon: r. BIN.
Macons.. 33OOO1OOO- Z
Auus-as. o O0 00000 /
batteries: Doanelly and Fields; German
and Wilson.
At AtlantU: r. I'm.
| Afi4ufus ? ] u u y u = v u > 10
Chlrlestons. ..0O152 110x-10 II
Batteries: Darby and Murphy; Cross
and Sugden.
At Nashville: n. BIZ. ?
Nashvilles. o jOOO1OO0-6
Mobiles. 01O00 Ia
Batteries: DoIan, Miller, aud SJmers
Daniels and Irost
Al Memphis: Il. B.H. Z
Memphis 30 O212 2OOO1-6 II
| New Orleans L % Dol l. 13
Batteries: Wadsw1rth and Rogers
| Baker and Baldwin.
| AZ Birmingham: Il. r.H.
BrInlnghams..} 0 l l 1 "A ~
| M0ntComerys.. l . 0 l D 90 II
Batteries: Underwood and Earle; Guu
ningham and TWiutnam.