Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
TIE NATIONAL GAME.
Cyclone Duryes An Easy Mark for the
Chicago Colts.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

Chicago Colts.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. July IL Cyclone" Duryes was
the easiest mark the Colts have run across this
year. Ansons mon fattened their batting aver
sges ana won under pull. McCin pitched n
superb game, and In seven innings allowed but
three hits and gave one base on balls In the
eighth Arson tried Parker. an amateur pitcher
from the City League, and the Senators brared
up ana grabbed OIL three runs. Attendance
pUa. Score: X. B.H. r.
Chicaeos.. ........5 4OO13oO Old % 2
Washingtons 30 0 o o o l O. >
Batteries Parker, McIiil aud Schryer;
puryea, hctiuiro, aud Farrell
PlTIsBrRG DEFEATS THB GIANTS.
PIrrssrRG. PA. July 1l.-Pitisburg got away
with Now York to-day without q scratch. Wards
men could not hit Gumbert and played missra-
bly, IN the field Pitsburg opened M on lett
banded Schmitt In such manner that he was
compelled TO AXE 20 the woods after she first
inning aud Dr Davies was substituted. The
medical gentleman was hit Of will and was not
given any assistance by tho men behind hun.
The inhod was a net work OF holes. Donovan 8
fielding ard GlAsscOcks batting were the fea-
lures. Attendance, 2,040. The score:
X. BIZ r..
Pittsburgs. 110O-l2 IA /
New Yorks 30 o o 02 900 o. = 2
Batteries: GumDert and Miller; Davies 4,
Schnitt aud Doyle.
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY.
CLEVELAND, o., July 1I.-Nchols was battcd
hard to-day and Cleveland won with the utmost
ease. Better than that WAS the return OF Cap
cain TCbeau 70 the team. His leg Is sill in a
con iition that prevents running, and Virtue
pIsye1 at third with TeDesu on first. The latter
signalized his advent by batting 10 six OF Glove
lands runs. Tue fielding by both teams was
very good. Attendance, 1000. score;
cleyelands. 40 3oo5I-i2 10 i
Bostons ...........O 90 > 90 O. 4 ~ 2
batteries: Young and thinner; Nichols and
Bennett.
CnCISSATI, July 1.-The Reis and the Balt-
mores played a sloppy nd long-drswn-out
game this afternoon. The fielding was ragged
and tue pitching eTratic. ne Reds finally won
cip.ated by dirty ball playing on the part OF Null
lane and snort-Stop McGraw. The former tried
20 hit Latham with a pitched ball and the latter
+ deliberately Jumped on his hand with his spike
shoe after DO had made head-nrst slide into
second base. Weather clear. Attendance,
Dbl Score: X. BIZ. l..
+ Cucnnsus. x-l2 ~ y
Baltiin0res. - o 0 o 0 o O. 10
Batteries Chamberlain and Murphy McNhbo
aud Mullane
sLUG6iSG MATCH.
IorIsvuIF, XIV July 1.-THE game between
tie Iouisville and Brooklyn teams was an old
limo smuggling match on both sides. but the
BrookIyns hsd tho best OF IT, StrRtton was
taken ont Of the box at the end OF The MIN IN"
Mug and Rhodes put Ia. Inc Brooklyn 8 So
cured but ono safe hit OF hts delivery: The
features OF the game wore the hitting OF Tom
Brown and the sil-round playing OF Tom Corco-
ran and Pinkney. Weather cloudy. Attend
I lo.,sy iiiS 5000 31OO1-13 IA 3
Bfooklyps.......O . 10 o / x-i5 20 4
RAttcries: Rhodes, Stratton, and Grim; Ken
nedy ana kiasow.
yICKERY BATTED HARD.
ST IorIs, July lI.-Vickory pitched seven
.Nalv. Ia md az haf tad hQT nj
the Browns, who we're bent Oh redeeming yester-
DAYS dofeat Bretenstein pitched a magnih-
cont game and was admirably supported. Tho
81 Louis oUtnoiders did phenomenal work. Az
R.B.H. r..
81. Louts..........1 20 004 0-6 II ,
Pniladeiphias 30 o o o o.
batteries Bretenstein and PeitZ; Shsrrott.
VickeTy, and Clements.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
A1 AZ su assuD's'''a.'.....13oo5 oaoo-ii IA 5
Savannsns / 0 / 90 o o o. 2
Batteries Blackburn and Stsllings; Quarles
aud COnnaughton
At Chattanooga: II. Pm. z,
Chattan0ogas ..........'''''''.'..''''' ! u
CharlostQns,............ ...............
Batteres Daub and Dugdale; Colcolough and
Surden.
At Montgomery-Teu innings: RIB. E,
Montgomerys =. o 0 o 2 0 o 0 o o % 4 o
batteries Duke and Earle; Cunningham
aud Twineham.
At Atlanta: r. BH B.
Macons............0 2001 90 % l3 3
Batteries Darby and Moran; Clausen and
Fields.
AT Memphis; 4. BIZ b
Mobiles .........2 % % q K
Batteries: Wsdsworth and Rogers; Foreman
aud Frost
At Nashville: II. BIZ. X.
Nosbyilles OOIlOO- Q
New Orleans......0 . 3 o o D , K 10 IL
Batteries: Lucid, keenau, and B0lan: Mars
Baker, aud Baldwin.
our yARsITI.s DEFEATED.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE University Of Vlr.
glnia's team was taken into camp by Amherst
in n close game az the SOuthside grounds today.
(.olbY's superb work In the box against the Viz
giuia sluggors clinched tho victory for Amherst,
after that team had gained the lead. The Wild
meas OF stephens, coupled with Auhersts ability