Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
NEW YoRKs LARGEST ATTENDANCE
Morning and Afternoon Games at Most Oh
the Leading Cities,

| NEW YORK, May 3O.-The New Works
and Clevelands played two games to-day
IN, former winning the morning game,
and the latter the afternoon game. Ihe
largest crowd that ever attended league
ball game I'm this city was at. the POLO
Grounds in the afternoon. The game was
! the most exciting Of the series. and was
won by the visitors in the eleventh in
ming. Attendance. 2ijOO.
The morning game here was 4 pitchers
battle. and was won by New York IN
the eighth inning on Wards base on balls
and Tiernan's three-bagger. Rusle pltch-
ed the Clevelands out with three hits and
one run. Attendance, fully 5000. Scores:
Morning game: R.H. F..
New Yorks ......OOOO1OO10-2 3
Clevelands ........0 000100OO-l 8 !
Batteries: Rusie and Farrell; Cuppy and
thinner
Afternoon game: r. II. f..
New Yorks ....OOOOOO2OO 5
Clevelands 1000 O0O0O0l-3
Batteries: German and Farrell; Clark
son and thinner.
THE BROOKLYNS WIN.
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, May
3O-The BrOokyns won this mornings
game by combination Of opportune bat
ting and splendid base-running. Clark
sons eight bases on balls also helped the
home team 10 victory. Stein gave but
one base on balls. and the seven hits
made were isolated.
The Afternoon game was more or less
pitchers battle, both Hawley and Dauo
doing nobly Each allowed the opposing
Morning; RIFE.
BROOKLYN ........1lOO13 6 4
st. Louis............O 00lOl % :
Batteries: Stein and Daily; GARRISON and
Buckley.
Afternoon: H. III,
Brooklyn ..........OO5OOO0Ox-5 2
St. Louis,...........0 0 0 0 90 Il z
Batteries: Daub and Daley; HaWley'
Buckley, and Peitz.
WASHINGTON. May SO--rhe Senator'S
defeated Louisville again to-day by better
all-around work. Petty was effective at
critical stages, and except In the second
inning, was well supported. Hasamere
made a brilliant running catch. Weather
cold, and during the game rain fell at
intervals. Attendance, 1907.
The Washngtons had no trouble In WIN
ming the afternoon game. Kilroy started
In TO pitch, but was SO wild and inenect-
i've that he retired at the end OF the nrst
In favor OF PETER, who did creditaole
work The home team won the game IN
the first inning. The game temporarily
developed into farce, but was rendered
interesting toward the close by the free
hitting of the visitors. Weather cold ana
rainy. Attendance, 500.
Morning: ~ n ~,
washington .....1OOO42O0S7 IL
louisville ...,.... O2 000Ol o-3
Batteries: Petty and Mcclure; Knoll ana
Earle
A,,erpoon. r.. H. f.
washington .....s30111O0x-H IL 4
IouIsyille ,.....2O0Oi10 10
Batteries: Maui and Mcclure; Kllroy'
PETER and Earle.
TwITCHELLs RECORD EQUALLEp.
BOSTON, May 3O.-Cincinnau batted
I,oyett hard in the morning game. and
apparently had sure thing at the end OF
the seventh, but In the eighth the Cham
pions, by punching six hits, won out
easily. The batting of Long. Duffy, Hoy,
J. Mccarthy, and Smith. and the fielding
of Bannon were the features. Duny
rounded out the fusilade with q home run.
The Champions won out easily In the
afternoon game by terrific hitting. loves
work at the stick Was unparalleled. his
four home runs making league record.
and his total number OF bases eQualling
Larry Twitchelrs famous record. One Of
hita Gent so Tar oyer the left-neld fence