Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. n
\ Hattie Royal Mt Boston-A Long
Hit.

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Hit.
BOSTON, MASS, June 1.-The Cincin-
natis gave the Bostons a royal battle for
seven innings to-day. and then the home
team jumped on Rhines's delivery for
three singles and n double in succession,
which earned four runs Bannons home
run in the seventh, with man on FIRST,
turned the tide in Boston's favor. The
ball cleared the right-hlld fence back OF
the 25c. seats. IL was one Of the
longest hits seen on the grounds for some
time. Sensational fielding 10y Duffy and
Mccarthy did much to win for Boston.
Attendance, 5000 r. IL. +.
Boston ........... 1O1O124Os-9 10 3
Cincinnati ........1001 O201-6 10 4
Batteries: SWEETS and Camel; Rhines
and Merritt.
MEEKIN'S WATERLOO.
NEW YORK. June 1.--Jouett Meehin
met his Waterloo to-day. The big pitcher
was hammered for nineteen safe hits,
and the ST. Louis players rolled up runs
Until they were tired. Breitenstein, on
the other hand. pitched great ball, and
received magnificent support The New
York team IS sadly crippled. Roger Con-
nor got a great welcome. and satisfied
his friends By going 20 the bat six times
and making three singles, two doubles
and a tnree-bagger. His fielding was
good. The weather was very hot. II. IL. 4.
New York ....... 0 900 900 o. ? 10
ST. Louis ........ 2O2OO7S ID 80
Batteries: Meekin and Shriyer; Breiten-
stein and Pietz.
LEADERS LOSE AGAIN.
BROOKLYN, y. y. June 1.-The league
leaders received another setback i'm their
game with the Brookyns al Eastern
Park to-day. Colcoloush was an easy
mark for the home team, eleven OF the
twelve runs being earned DAILY, Griffin.
and Smith and Cross MADE some pretty
plays Bierbauer lost the game in the
fourth inning, and scored home run.
Anderson and Treadway also made the
circuit OF the bases on long drives TO the
ropes Rain stopped the game for ten
minutes in the third inning. Il. ii. h.
Brooklyn ........ O02621 0'-l2 II
Pittsburg ........ 0 0020002 20 3
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim; Colco-
Tough and Sugden.
NO. NOW.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 1.-Phila-
delphla jumped into second place from
nth position this afternoon, by defeating
Chicago. McGlli was pitted against his
old comrades, and. while he was hit
rather freely at times, his two-oagger
i'm the ninth. when the score was tie
essentially won the game. The game
abounded In sharp fielding. Weather
cloudy, but warm. Attendance. StSi
X. II. Il.
philadelphia O1O11OO12-6 70 3
Chicago ........... 000OOO2O o.
Batteries: McGill and Buckley; Griffith
and Kittridge.
INTERESTING CONTEST
psrTrNIORE MD. June THE Cham
pions and Cleyelands played one OF the
most interesting games OF the season TO-
dav and by winning IL Baltimore
jumped into third place in the pennant
race. , -
Eoth pitchers were In fine fettle for
the most part. A lighlhihs uouD.e ~
Jennings and Carey and the FORMER
circus catch Of a hot liner of thinner
bat were the features.
=. 10 . soo "'''''N' r. H. r.
baltimore limo ....... Oo0OSOOS'-6 70 0
cleveland 500. 0O00lOO0 OIL
Batteries: IIemmlng and Clark; Young
ana OConnor
A VIRGINIAN UMPIRES.
WASHINGTON, June The home
team kept up its batting streak to-uay
Zahner relieved Welsh In the eiShth IN
ming. Malarkey and Coogan were SUP
stituted In place OF Maui and Masuue
at the end OF the seventh. The featvre
OF thu game was running eaten ~
Clarke. Umpire keefc was too III 10 APP
pear, and Mr.. Sneeder, Of the virginia
League, was pressed into service. va q.
Their hot. ~ 81, .
washington 80. 5O01O35s1-A IS
I,oulsville ....... 20O000200-4
Batteries: Maui and Mcguire; Malarkey
ana Coogan; Luby Welsh, and lahner',
HOW THE CLUBS STAND