Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

honors, ana seems 70 be the only player
Chicago has who can be relied upca.
Arson and Lynch exchanged few plea
SAINT remarks to-day, but the formers OBJ
Jections, though frequent, did not reach
the dignity OF q fine. Attendance. S.zp
Score: H. n. ~.
Pi,tsburg ........ sozos1oox-s 10 ]
Chicago ........ 002oo02oo4
Batteries: Coicolough and Merritt;
Hutchinson ana Schriver.
BOsToNS WIN AGAIN.
WASHINGTON. June 23.-The Bostons
to-day won their second game OF the
series with Washington by batting Es-
per and Mercer hard and at the proper
time. SWEETS seemed 10 have partially
recovered his cunning. and although
tri1e Wild. pitched effectively when men
were on bases. c. J. Hartley, who has
made some little reputation umpiring
games In New York city. officiated to-day.
On the whole he did good work. but nc
was constantly harassed by the Postons
lie will probably be permanently APP
pointed on the league stan. weather
hot Attendance. 1910. Score; H. IL. Il.
Washington ......0 02010o2o-6 il
Boston ............3o 32201 -l2 IA
Batteries: Esper. Mercer, and Mcclure;
SWEETS and Ryan.
CLEVELAND DROPS.
ST. LOUIS June 23.-Cleveland tried
young pitcher named Griffith To-Day
and thereby dropped a notch In the pen
nant race. Base-hits and nome-runs were
numerous, and the result was at no time
in doubt. Attendance, $500. Score:
X. II. e.
81. Louis ........105030 23-14 IL /
Cleveland .......0 90 5000 0-S /
Batteries: Breitensten and PETIT; Grif-
fifth and thinner.
A FREE HITTER.
BROOKLYN, June 23.-The game be-
tween New York and Brooklyn to-day
was a free-hItting one. In the sixth in
ming Kennedy, the pitcher OF the Brook
lyns, was knocked out Of the box. and
Daub was substituted. Meekin. OF the
New Yorks, was very effective in the
first six innings. He then began TO tire.
and the Brooklyns batted his delivery
more freely. In the last inning however
he struck out Burns, gave Foutz his base
on balls, and hypnotized Daley in send
ing a fly to Herman. One hit in this In
ming would undoubtedly have tied the
score. Umpire Stage retired shortly after
the game began and gave way to Stein
OF BrOOklNn. ana w DSOn, OF New IoIh.
Both OF these players gave general salts
faction in their decisions. The weather
was extremely hot. II. II. f.
Brooklyn o000212-s 10 3
New York ........0 032 so 1-1O u 4
Batteries: Kennedy, Daub. and Daley;
Meekin and Farrell.
Colonies COULDN'T BAT
CINC1NNATI. June 2}.-The Colonies
played two games here to-day and lost
both through their inability to bat. But
for Latham's error in the seventh they
would have been shut out in the first
game. Chamberlain pitched magnificent
ball. and allowed the visitors but two
hits.
The second game was pitched by Tan
nehill a local amateur. and the Colonies
only succeeded in getting four hits. With
two men on bases, Holiday in the third
inning made a home-run. ORourke to-.
Dry resigned as umpire. Attendance.
1850 First game: Il. III. II.
Cincinnati ........5 0000O00.5 8
Louisville .........0 0 0 0001 00-1 2 /
Batteries: Chamberlain and Vaughan;
Stratton and Earles
Second game: r. II. L.
Cincinnati ........0 03 03 2 0'-S 10 5
Louisville .......1 90 ! o. o. 2
Batteries: Tannehill and Murphy; Mena-
fee and Grim.