Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
The Flying Of tho Championship Flag II
Ofioie Park Postponed.

Ofioie Park Postponed.
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-Msnager Han
lon changed the batting order OF the
Orioles to-day. and sent the visitors to
bat first For six innings the change
appeared to bring luck. The Orioles had
four runs. while the Bcan-Eaters had but
four singles and no runs. But In the
seventh inning things were changed. The
visitors earned Ave runs. and added three
more In the ninth. The longer Staley
pitched the better ne pitched, ana the
Orioles got but three hits after the third.
Rcltz covered himself with glory by his
third base work. Preparations Tor hyins
the championship flag at Oriole Park have
been indefinitely postponed. Attendance.
200 score: X. H. L..
Boston ...........0o 0oOo5o IS u 2
Baltimore .....1l2o0 oOo0-4 l
Batteries: s,aley and Tenny; Gleason
and Robinson.
EIGHT STRAIGHT VICTORIES.
CINCINNATI. July cs.--By defeating
Chicago again to-day the Reds made II
eight straight victories Both teams hit
the ball hard. the Reds excelling. Hutch
inson was Knocked out OF the box In the
sixth. and Griffith was hit hard. Cross
was relieved by Parrot In the seventh.
Attendance 2.553. Score: r. H. r..
Chicago ........... o 5000 o-l3 10 /
Cincinnati ........ o. AIS 3lX-l9 Y
Batteries: Hutchinson. Griffith. and Kit
tredgc; Cross. PARROT. Murphy, and
Vaughn.
AN UNINTERESTTNG CONTEST.
BROOKLYN, July 2S.-The game this
afternoon between the Brooklyns ana
washington was uninteresting throughout.
sullivan was in bad form. and the home
team practically won in the first inning
~, scnr,ne eix runs r. II. H.
Washington ... 2Ol ! 900 i u D
Brooklyn ....601l000I ks
Batteries: Sullivan and Mcclure; IN
derwooi and Earle.
CLEVELAND SHUT OFT.
PITTSBURG. PA, July 2s.-Ehrets fine
work in the box to-day shut Cleveland
out. Young also pitched a good game
but the home team managed to bunch
their hits Score: II. II. f..
Cleveland ...... 100000 % q
Pit,sburg ....... 03 o. 600 S--S IL
Batteries: Young and thinner; Ehret
and Sugden.
UMPIRE GIVES SATISFACTION.
ST. LOUIS, MO. July 2s.-Louisville
won the game to-day In the ninth by
strong batting and the home teams err
rors. Nicol appeared as umpire and
served TO the satisfaction OF all Attend
o,ce oooo Score. X. II. l..
Louisville ....01 ! zoe 20 6-S
ST Louis ........ 0O1 001 0 o. b
Batteries: Uemming and Grim; Mason
and Miller.
THE SEASONS GREATEST.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-New YORK
and Philadelphia played the greatest game
Of the season here this afternoon ara
the former won in the thirteenth inhihs'
Weyhing and Meekn We're the opposing
pitchers when the game began, out new
York was hitting weighing rather TOO
freely. and In the seventh inning Carsey
look his place. In the ninth inning, with
two men out and three men on bases.
Thomson raped out n single That clear
cd the bags and made the score TO ..
In the ninth Grady batted in Carsey
nIace. TAYLOR then entered the box. I'M
rire Hogan called two strikes on Irwin
and the latter made such vigorous KICK
he was put out Of the game.
After the ninth neither side scored
until the twelfth. when the Phillies MADE
one. and New York tied the score In their
half The Phillies failed to tally IN the
thirteenth, and with two men out wilson
came in on a hit of Wards and scored
the winning run for the New Yorks. One
Of the features of the game was the
stick-work Of Van Haltren. who. out OF
six times at the bat, made two home
runs and two singles. Weather fair ana
hot Attendance. 800. Score: K.
Philadelphia .....2 2 0 % 90 DO
New York .......O23 % 0 l 0 0 0 Ill
Batteries: weighing and Cross; Meekin
and Farrell.