Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
BALL AND BAT.
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cg,c,ao July s.--The Phillies won to-
s',.ss contest because the Colts put up q
uallow game. LANCE aud Kittredge mad
chances TO make double-piays IN the tnird.
The nrst refused both chsnces and Mt,
tredgs took only one. After there mad
haen a chance 10 retire the side five un-
earnsd runs. which carried with them the
came came in. Tho day was clear and
warm and the attendance $500. The
srore. n.B.H. r.
C ssyfs .sootOOOOO-4 Z I
Philadelphias. o 0 t00x-7 8 O.
Batteries: Hutchinson and kittridge;
Keefe and Cross.
PIE FOR THE BROWNS.
Sr. LouIs. July Soy Duryes was all
ktads of pie for the st. Louis betters THIS
afternoon end they had men ne far as third
base in every inning. Arthur Clarkson
pitched strong game for st. Louis
Three hits were made OF him IN the first
three innings, after which not Senator
raped safely. The score:
r.. B.H. z.
81. Louis. -. o 0 asa 0 0 o. IA
Washington. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Batteries: Clarkson and Peisz; Duryea.
Mcclure. and Terrell.
CRIPPLED CLEVELAND DEFEATED.
CLEVELAND, O., July s.-To-dav's game
was lust such O contest as might have been
expected when one team was badly
crippled Cleveland had to stand defeat
when with the regular nine an easy victory
would have resulted. On the face OF the
returns Young was hit hard. In reality
chances were lost because Of the extra
men TO get to the ball. Attendance. 1850.
Score:
R.. b.. E.
Clevelands .....111o20O0 IL 4
Baltlmores 20 0 o 2 0 x-9 II
Batteries: Young and Zimmer; Hawke
and Robinson.
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
CINCINNATI. July s.-The Reds again won
out in the ninth inning. 1t was Bensa-
tionsl finish 10 q very exciting game. Inc
home team came TO the bat for the last
time needing one run to tie and Two 10
win. Canavan made a long fly into the
circus-.eats for q clean home run and TIED
the score. George Smith reached first on
an infield hit which escaped the pitcher.
Ward, who was called from the bench. got
his base on balls. Morgan Murphy then
hit q clean single into left. bringing In the
winning run. The game had TO DO stopped
in the sixth inning on account OF ram, de-
LAYING the game lWouty LluutoS' hA'VuN-
ance, 2,iSl. Score: A. 3. y. T.,
Cincinnatis. ..20O02 1002-7 10
Brookyns. II 1000 020 0-6 IL L
BAttsries-Ch Chamberlain and Murphy;
Kennedy and Con Daily.
GIANTS 40 DOWN AGAIN.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-New York went
down again before the Colonels IN we'll
PLAYED game. Ex-King Kelly was behind
the bat for the Giants and played Inst
less game. Both Baldwin and Hemming
pitched good ball. The former was gwen
poor support. The features of the game
were the batting of Hemming and the
fielding of Burke, Stafford. aud Weaver,
all making phenomenal catches. Weather
very hot. Attendance, 1880. Score:
B.B.H.F.
Lou,.Y,lle,. ....O1OOO1o2o-4 8 i
New Yorks. % 0 2 90 00-2
Batteries: Hsmming and Grim; Bald
win and Kelly.
BosroEs SMUT OUT.
PITTsBUBG. Pa, July s.--The Bostons
were shut out again to-day by the home
team. Coyle, q local pitcher. tried his
hand for Boston. In the fourth he gave
three men bases on balls. and Van Haltern
then came up and hit ont home run.
Coyls was hit hard in the fifth and gave
wav to SWEETS. Stiyetts was hit so hard
in the sixth that 6taley relieved HIM.
Stslsy pitched two innings, and Nichols
finished the game, pitching the ninth in
ming. Ehret was in great form and was
finely supported. Weather fine. Attend
ance, 1900. Score: n. B.H. Z.
Pittsburgs O0434O10-13 10 Q
Bostons. ..D. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 8 6
Batteries Ehret and Miller; Nichols,
Stsley, Stiyetts. Coyle, and CAMEL.