Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
INOePENDeNCE-DAY BALL.
Morning and Afternoon Games at All
League Points-Weather Fine.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI. July 4.-SIorning game: The
Reds lost this mornings game by the mar
row margin of one run In a very heavy slug-
Qiue game. Each side used two pitchers IN
the game. Chamberlain and keefe were
knocked out of the box IN the third IN
ming and their places were taken by
DIVER aud Sharrott respectively. The
out.felding Of Ward was something awful:
He alone was responsible for about half
the rms scored by the visitors. The game
was very exciting. Attendance, 7,ls7.
Tha score. R. B.H. Z.
6inesD3atis inc TO4t ..so51O2Os O-l4 II
Philadelphias. 4 1 2 O-l6 IL 2
Batteries: Duryea, Chamberlain, and
Vaughan: Keefe. Sharrott and Clements.
Both sides batted heavily IN the after
noon game. Ward made Costly errors ih
r,ght field. which resulted in netting Phil
adelphia SIX runs. The weather was hne.
and more than seven thousand people
were present. Score:
R. B.H. Y.
Clncinnatis. o 5000 00041-5 u 3
Philadelphias L 0 0 0 2-6 IL L
Batteries: King and Vaughn; Vickery
and Cross
MIsHAP AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O., July 4.-The chances are
that Cleveland is no longer factor IN the
penuant race unless good tnlfd-oaseInan
can he secured. In sliding 10 second this
morning Tebeau was unlntentionally
spiked by Brooklyn player, and the
spike caught in his knee, throwing, IL
around and out Of Joint. he will not play
again this season and may oe permsneht-
ly Injured. Cleveland had q good lead.
but the teaH seemed TO lose heart when
Tebeau was hurt. and from that time on
the ball was hit hard by the Brooklyns.
The game was called at the end OF the
Ninth owing 10 the shortness OF the time
before the second game. Score:
r. B.H. Z.
Cleyelands. ...12I4O1111-1 Is 2
Brooklyns o 0 0324 / liz is
Batteries: Clarkson. thinner, and O'Con-
nor: Stein and DAILY.
Cleveland won the afternoon game oy
hard batting. tAlvord played third and did
well. hut the great work OF the game was
that of McKeen. who PLAYED the best game
AZ short ever seen in Cleveland and knock
ed the ball over right-feld fence for the
second time IN the history of the grounds.
Attendance, 10000. Score: n. B.H. Z.
Cleyelands. ...0132 OIL lie ~ 2
Brooklyns II 0 o o 4 o o Is ~ i
Batteues Cuppy and Zmmer; Haddock
and kinslow.
ACCIDENT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The Bostons won IN q
cau,er this morning. landing the game IN
the fourth inning. In the second Stivetts
hit to Dahlen. and at first coilided with
Anson. He was hurled ten feet from the
sack. falling face downward. tie was un-
conscious Ave minutes. He was hurt
about the head and internally. Staley
finished the game. Mc0innis went IN Tor
the Colts after the second. Inc weather
was cloudy and cool, and the attendance
a50 Score. n B.H. Il.
Chez Ch.cssos ..'....oo1ooo. 90 o2-a Q 5
Bostons.. .04O10 12x-s IL
batteries: McGinnis. Mauck, and
Schriyer; Staley. Stivetts, and Genzeli.
AFTERNOON GAME
Anson's leg was hurt in his collision with
Stiystts in the morning game, and for the
fifst time this season he iaio o. Decker
coYexiua 1lat and LAna0 eeoond. Oeekel