Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
The Brooklyn Team In Part Redeems ~
self from IL Recent Defeats.


self from IT. Recent Defeats.
| BROOKLYN, N. r., April S.-Ths
BROOKLYN team played a good game OF ball
to-day. and In part redeemed themselves
| for the defeats they have recently SUI
fered. For six innings 1t was stand-on
whether the Phllies or the Brooklyns
would win. but In the seventh inning the
home team scored three runs, and In the
eighth four more, thus leaving the VISITORS
far behind. Score: II. ~. -.
BROOKLYN ..........0 | 000O3 ix-s -
PHILADELPHIA .......010000 1000 -s
Batteries: Stein end Kinslow; Taylor
and Clements.
NEW YoRK's, FIRST GAME.
WASHINGTON, April i5.-New York
PLAYED superior bail against the Senators
to-day and won their first championship
game OF the season. They felded badly,
but Germans great work In the box on
set the fumbles Of his nelders. Up TO
the Hfth inning the home team held
good lead, gaining principally on errors
and Joyce's hitting. But in this inning
Burke led of with a single ana Doyle
made a scratch hit. Mercer became un.
steady. giving German ifst on oais, ana
filling the bases. Murphy put nice SIN
gle over third. scoring Burke and Doyle.
German and Murphy crossed the plate on
sacrifice hits. In the eighth inning New
York added six on good hitting. aided oy
errors. Score:
washington, ..... 100000 oei-6 4
New York;. SKA IL 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures Maui,
and Mcclure; New York-German ana
Doyle.
THE ORIOLES BEATEN.
BALTIMORE. April 25.--lt IL no longer
the unbesten Orioles. Boston outpiayed
than at every point to-day except In the
pitchers department and won by
score OF to g. Baltimore made more
errors than Boston did base-hits. Null
lane had perfect control OF the ball, but
his support was miserable in the extreme.
Attendance 1850. Score:
RHE.
Baltimore. lO0002o00 -3 II &
Boston............ 20S00l ox-6
Batteries: Mullane and Robinson; Mich
OILS and Ryan.
STUPID BASE-RUNN1NG.
LOUISVILLE. KY. April 25.-Stupid
ba se-runn!ng lost to-day's game for the
home team. Umpire Swartwood de-
cision caused much dissatisfaction on
both sides. Dennys thrd-hase play was
Attendance I,7O0 Score:
R.HE.
Louisville. ....... o 90 % 0 o o. 0
Pltsburg. ......... 10000 0 0x-2
Batteries: Hemming and Weaver; Gum
bert and Mack.
CLEVELAND THE VICTOR.
CINCINNATI April 25.-F'ive bases on
balls given by Dwyer In the ninth inning,
whey the score was he'd allowed Cleve-
land 10 land six rurs and the Victory.
Attendance, 1900. Scoce:
Cincinnati. 12ooO20 5
Cleveland. 1O302O006 -12 3 4
Batteries: Chamberlain Dwyer, and
Murphy; Cuppy and oConnor
Southern Association Hall.
ATLANTA, GA, April 25.-Score:
Atlanta .............23 l 0-s IL 2
New Orleans ......0O0O2O O02-3 7 /
Batteries: Keenan, and Boyle; Flood and
Schabel.
SAVANNAH, GA. April 25.-score:
Savannah ..cO1Ooo4OoINS; 10 10 r. 5
Nashville ........i 6401I13x-l7 IS 8
Batteries: Duke. Pepper, and Iantzen;
Lookabaugh and Webster.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. April 25.-score:
X. II. f.
Charleston ........OOssS 0--l2 4
Mobile .............5 OF FL 0 % 2-ll 10 3
Batteries: Blackburn and Shields, Under
wood. Knorr, and Wells.
MACON, GA. April 25.-Score: r. II. f.
Memphis ..........4 1912 x-l0 -
Macon .............00l 90 0 o. . 3 10 8
Batteries: Hill. Gray. and Hoover;
Wadsworth and O'Neara.
intercollegiate.
WASHINGTON April 25.-Georgetown
defeated Johns Hopkins to-day, "a TO S.
In the last inning three Hopkins men flied
10 Carmody. at center, In succession.
Score: II. N. IL.
Georgetown .......0 0000S7S1-2i IS S
Johns Hopkins ....S 3 0 20 0-s II
Batteries: Georgetown-Dowd and Sulll-
van; Johns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Taylor
and Brown.