Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Ashland Defeats Our Sundowns.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Washington Proves Too Strong for the
Colonels-Ouick Playing.


WASHINGTON, August 1s.-washing-
ton proved too strong for Louisville to-
day, and defeated the visitors In one of
the quickest played games Of the sea-
son, the contest occupying but one hour
and thirty minutes. Only six hits
were made off Hemming. but he was un-
fortunate in being batted when men were
on the bases. Weather. cloudy. Attend
ance, liza. Score: X. H. H.
washington ......so2o10oo
Louisville .........0 0001 0 . A 10
Batteries: Stockdale and Mcclure; Hem
ming and Grim.
ORIOLES DOWN PITTSBURGERS.
BALTIMORE. August 1S.-Gleason's
clean work and the fastest kind of field
ing by the Orioles held the Pittsburgs
down TO two runs. while the home team
scored seventeen. The Pittsburgs errors,
of which they made ten, were RESPONSE
BILE for many of the runs although
Ehret's delivery was solved for seventeen
hits and total of twenty-five bases.
Jennings's work was marvellous, ana
Donovan made wonderful eaten. Al
tendance. 675i. Score: Il. II. Il.
Baltimore ........1 00226 0x-l7 II 2
Pittsburg ........O1O0O 001 o. 2 IL 10
Batteries: Gleason and Robinson; Ehret
and Mack.
REDS WIN RIDICULOUSLY EASILY.
BOSTON, MASS, August 1S.--The Reds
knocked Nichols out of the box in five
innings to-day, and did not let up on
Hodson, who followed, winning with
ridiculous ease Dwyer pitched with re-
markable steadness, and kept the cham
pions' hits well scattered. Holidays bat
ting was the feature of the game. At
tendance, 4.l30. Score: IL. IL. Il.
Boston ............l OF / 0 o. IL 3
Cincinnati ........0O53 lis 10 ]
Batteries. Nichols. Hodson, ana 1a'lzei'
Dwyer and Murphy.
a PITCHERS BATTLE.
BROOKLYN. n. Y, August 1S.--The
game of baseball here this afternoon be-
tween the Brooklyn and St Louis cluos
was truly pitchers battle. Both Stein
and Breitensteln were in excellent condi-
tion, and the hits were few and far be-
tween. thought the visitors were the
luckiest In hitting the ball. scoring -FOUR
runs TO the Brooklyns' goose-egg. At
tendance s77e. Score: X. II. L.
Brooklyn .........0 0 30 90 o. 0
ST. Louis ........1 90 90 0 0 o. l
Batteries: Stein and Daley; Breitenstein
and Twineham.
PHlLIIES PLAY WELL AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. August 49,
The Phllies played another excellent
game to-day, and beat the Cleveland
team, Mike sullivan. formerly OF wash
ington. pitched for the visitors, and was
hit hard in the tnird and fourth innings
After that he settled down. but the Phil
lies had gained commanding lead. The
game was played on the old and recently
hurned-out grounds OF the Philadelphia
clug, and nearly 1900 people sat on the
improyi: ed b.eacheries and chairs placed
anywhere on the half-hn!shed grand STAND.
Clements, who was injured early IN ihe
season. made his appearance behind the
bar for Philadelphia and caught part OF
the game. Score: H. ~ f.
Cleveland ..O1oo2oos 0-6 10 2
Batteries: Taylor. Clements. anu
Grady: Sullivan and thinner.
TWO CONTESTS IN GOTHAM.
NEW YORK, August 1s.-The New
Yorks played two games with the Chi
Cages to-day. They lost the first. ana
made the second ten-inning draw. the
game being called on account OF darkness.
| In the first game Stratton was In
yincIbie after the FIRST inning. while Ger
man received inferior support. Until tho
ninth inning, in the second game. Terry
pitched very well, the New Yorks having
| fifteen men left on bases. On the other
hand. Meekin was very wild. ana re.
| tired In the sixth inping In favor OF
Clark, who pitched good ball. Attend
ance, 1900. ecore-frst game: r. II. -.
New York ........40oo00oo 4
| Chicago ..........31o00oo
Batteries: German and Wilson; stratton
and schriver.
Second game; +. a. u:
New York .....A3eooooeso-s 10 !
Chicago .........O01loSo0o0-6 :
] Batteries: Meekiu. Clark and Farrell;