Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Tha New York Team Easily Defeated by
the Orioles.


the Orioles.
NEW YORK. April 3o.-The New Yorks
were unable to hit Tony MLNane to-day
with any effect. and were easily btaten
by the Baltimores They had twelve men
left on bases. The visitors played a
snappy game. German pitched three in
nings for New York. but was batted 80
hard that Westervelt was substituted.
Barring a little wildness. he did well.
Umpire Lynch fined Kelly so for back
talk and sent Clark TO the bench from
the coaching-line. Score: r. II. T..
New York ....... 90 30002 1-6 10
Baltimore ....O2 3 203 x-l0 n
Batteries-westervelt. German. and
DOYLE: Mullane and Robinson.
fHE REDS DEFEATED.
CINCINNATI, o., April 3O.-The Reds
knocked Gumbert out OF the box In the
fourth inning, and Nicoi was substituted.
Not a run was made by them after that
inning. Chamberlain let up in his de-
livery In the seventh. and in the three
following innings twelve hits, four bases
on balls. a wild pitch passed ball, three
errors by Latham and one by Murphy
gave the visitors fourteen runs. Score:
r. II. F..
Cincinnati ...... O. 3 900 % lb
Pittsburg ........00l 0O01 2-l5 IL
Batteries es-Chamberlain and Murphy
Nicol, Gumbert, Sugden, and Mack.
SENATORS PLAY POORLY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 3o.-The
Senator'S put up poor game Of ball to-
day. and Brooklyn won rather easily
Mercer started in TO pitch. but so wildly
and ineffectively that the visitors piled
up nine runs in three innings. Daub did
good work up 10 the fifth inning. when
he went to pieces. and before the Sena-
tors had been retired seven runs crossed
the plate. Gastrlght was substituted. and
while trifie wild. was effective at cri-
tical points. Weather clear. Attendance
500. Score: r. II. f.
Washington 80. o o q q I 20 30 IL
Brooklyn ....... 3 SO 2O3 x-l5 IA
Batteries-Eg Mercer, Mcclure, and
Dudgale: Gastrght. Daub. and Daily.
A POSTPONEMENT
ST. LOUIS. MO. April so.-St. LOUIS
Cleveland game postponed. Rain.
COLONELS VICTORIOUS AGAIN.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 30.-Louis-
willie defeated the Colts again to-day in a
one-sided game. After the third inning
Kilroy retired on account OF nervousness
and Stratton was put i'm the box for the
first time this season. He pitched first
class ball. only two hits being made OF
him, and one OF these was a scratch. At
tendance. 100. Score: II. II. IL
Louisville ... 20 2o21 0-S 10
Chicago ......O200 00OOO-2
Batteries-Stratton. Kilroy, and Earle
McGfll and Kittredge.
THE PHILLIES UNLUCKY.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. April 3o.-Luch
was against the Phillies this afternoon
and Boston won in the tenth inning after
two men had been put out The visitors
were out t-fielded and out-batted by COLI
siderable majority, and would probably
have been defeated had Umpire Hurst
called a strike on Tucker In the first in
ming when the Boston iirst-basemar
"swung on the ball" Hurst called bal
instead. and gave Tucker his base. thus
forcing Long home. Bannon. the mex
batter. went Dut on fly to Hamilton anC
retired the side. The game was full o.
| surprises and was exciting throughout
! Score: Il. III. Il
Philadelphia :. O00OOOS20 o 3 -
| Boston ........ o 0 0 % 0 l. s
Batteries-Weyhing and Clements; Mich
| OILS and Ryan.
Southern League Ball.
| CHARLESTON, $. c., April 3o.-Score
X. II. T.
| Charleston ...1032 900 3-l3 -
| Nashville .......03 01010Q o. )
| Mcfarland and Zahner; Mo
! ran and Stallings.
| SAVANNAH, GA, April 9O.-Score.
X. III. T.
| Savannah ....... 4 | 3 o 0 DO Il
| Mobile .......... 000l 00 90 2-3
Batteries--Gain and Jantzen; Knoor an
! Frost.
| ATLANTA, GA. April SO-Score:
X. III. +
| Atlanta ......... o o o o 0 o o 0 %
| Memphis .........0 $4,000 OOOO-2 6
Batteries-Chard and Boyle; Mason an
BOlan
MACON, GA, April SO.-Score:
II. II. i
| Macon ..............3 0OO02-6 6
| New Orleans ......0 1000 / o / "a
Batteries: Kerwin and Hoover; Braun
| and Schahel