Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

Ing defeated IN n fivc-inning contest by
the score OF 3 to Z. the game being called
on account OF rain ut the end OF me
nth inning.
The men from King George were
greatly strengthened by the presence OF
Iatimer, Fredericksburgs crack pitcher,
who short time previous. IN game
against King George. retired nineteen
Of the Giants on strikes.
The Inyincibles went INTO the game
with "biood In their eye" and the way
they went at Latiner showed that that
Rentleman's "inshoots" and "outshoots"
had no terrors for them.
For Bowling Green A. b. Chandler.
Jr., occupied the box and twlrled the
sphere In q mastery manner. allowing
King George only three singles, and
striking out eight Of their heavy hittcrs.
He was backed up in fne style by Ferd.
Chandler.
In the flrst inning Bowling Green got
two men across the plate on hits by
l.. Garrett and f. Chandler. and crack
ing single TO right field by j. Chandler
They added one more In the second. and
by daring base-funnins managed TO get
In two more In the nth.
King George made her first run In the
FIRST inning on a wild throw, by which
the ball was lost, and the King George
CAPTAIN scampered home before II could
be recovered. In the NTH inning the
rain had commenced TO pour Gown, ard
the ball had gotten into such slippery
condition that L. Garrett failed to ham
ale long fly to left field. and thus allow
ed King George TO score. But Tor THESE
two mishsps King George would have
been shut out.
Following is the score: X. II. l..
Bowling Green ..........2 ~ Ee
King George ..........1 90 0 IL
Earned runs-Bowllng Green. 4; King
George. 0. Two-base hits--A. Garrett.
Bases on balis-Bowling Green, l: King
George. !. Struck out-By Chandler, g.;
by Latimer. 5.
Batteries: Chandler brothers; Lati-
mer and Staples.
Cmpires, Eunis and Hunter.
A Postyonement.
NORFOLK, August 4.-The Norfolk-Pe-
tersburg game was postponed on account
OF rain.
Petersburg Va. Norfolk.
PETERSBURG, August 4.-(Special)-A
great deal OF Indignation has been ex-
pressed here to-day over the alleged Ill
treatment received by the Petersburg
Base Ball Club in Norfolk during the past
two days. Captain Kelly. the manager
of the Petersburg club, returned home to-
day. saying that he was In fear OF his
life. 1t is alleged that the truth has not
been published In the newspapers about
the games between the two clubs In Nor
folk. but that the facts will be brought
out before the officials OF the league.
1t is understood to-day that the manager
OF the Petersburg team has requested a
meeting of the Executive Board of the
State League to be held in Richmond the
latter part of next week to investigate
the games played in Norfolk this week.
The reports OF these games. as published,
appear very mild, but II Is claimed that
when the facts are known IL Will be
found that the Petersburg club were out
rageously treated.
The Norfolk club IL 10 play here IN
September. When they come they will
be treated like gentlemen, even II they
are not entitled to such courtesy. Such
treatment. however, may be considered
as "heaping Goals Of fire on the heads OF
ones enemies"
The postponed games between the Rich
mond and Petersburg clubs will be play
ed next week--two in Petersburg and one
in Richmond.
National League Ball.
Al New York-First game: r. II. Il.
Brooklyn ... ! $4,000 o IS 4 7
New York .... ! 6 Az 90 0x-16 IL s
Batteries: stem, Daub. and Earle; Rusie
and Wilson.
Second game: r. II. E.
Brooklyn ......10102202 IL 2
New York ...... ii 00G4 10 10
Batteries: Stein and Kinslow; Meekin
and Farrell
At Louisville: r. II. f..
Chicago ....... S22010O2 x-i0 IL 3
Louisville ....... 0O1001-4 3
Batteries: Wadsworth and Grim; Grit
fifth. HemnIng. and Kittridge.
At Pittsburg: r. II. E.
ST. Louis ..... 000O0010 II 5
Pittsburg ..... 0O31202x-ll 10 4
Batteries: Breitenstein and Twineham;
"Olcolough ana Merritt.
At Cleveland: r. II. +.
cincinnati .1Os02110o-s II q
Cleveland ...... 10000 0O-5 IL
Batteries: Parrot and Murphy; Cuppy
ana OConnor.
At Philadelphia: r. II. +.
Baltimore OO006oSs2-ls "a &
Philadelphia 80. 30400100 H12 16 q
Batteries: Gleason and Robinson; Car
sey and Buckley.
At Boston: r. II. F..
Washington 100000 o301-5 8
Boston .......... 5000 5 o 5 Oil 10
Batteries: Sullivan and Mcclure: Sti-
Vets and Camel.