Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-03
/, GREAT ATTENDANCE.


covered the western men with coat of
whltewash. McKesn's tumble In the NTH
inning was directly responsible FOR the
run scored. Score:
r. II. f.
New York go. ....02O02O10 6 {
Cleveland .... 100 200 | OO-3
Batteries: Rusie and Farrell; Cuppy
and thinner.
ORTIZ HIT HARD.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. September p
Philadelphia hit both Hawiey and Moran
hard and won easily. Hawiey WAS also
Wild. and went out Of the game after the
sixth. Orth was hit hard in the innings
in which Philadelphia scored, but made
up at the bat. hitting out safely in four
Of his five times up.
During the game Stencil was fined so
for back talk.
Attendance. 1890. Score:
philadelphia :. ..lOO05OO2 5-l3 Il 3
Pittsburg zee. ....10 O3Ol % o. I 10 1
Batteries. Ortiz and Grady; Hawley
Moran, and Merritt
PYRoTEcHNICAL.
BOSTON. MASS. September 1.-THE
Reds won this mornings game by M!llars
tremendous drive over the left-hed fence
IN lIr tlfFfftU lllIliT. sc same vas
Fun OF pyroiechnic plays I'm the last few
innings The batting Of Long. McPhee.
and Nash were ether features Dolan and
Dwyer both pitched good ball. attend
ancs. 200. Score:
Boston ......0OO02O01OO0-3 2
Cincinnati .....010001001ol II 3
Batteries: Doan and Ryan; Dryer ana
Vaughan.
\ WATERLOO.
This evenings game resulted I'm a sur
pr sing Waterloo for the Reds just when
success seemed certain. The Eostons had
BE- n blankcI six successive times up T.
The seventh inning. when three successive
hits a base on balls. an error by Smith.
ana a h0me-rln by Nash. with N" bases
full, yielded six runs. Nichols pitched
superb game The batting Of Nichols and
Ewing and the fielding OF Nash, Bannon.
and Du1y were the features. Attend
ance. 500. Score:
R.HE
Boston go. =. ....OO0OOO61'-7 II
Cincinnati zee. 80 Q 90 OO-3 /
Batteries: Nichols and Camel, Parrot
and Vaughan.
MANY WITNESSES.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, September -Four
thousand persons witnessed this morn
lngs game. The Brooklyns hit GriIh
hard In the third. seventh. and eighth in-
nings Stein kent the colts hits scat
tered. DAYS batting ana scHoca's held-
ing We're the features In the third in
ming Daily sent In three runs with a
three-b igger. Scorc:
II. II. L.
Brooklyn ... ...2O4O0O2S'-li Is
Chlca~, .... ...Ol0lOl000- 3 10 8
Batteries: Stein ana Grim; Griffith and
kittrdge.
WRETCHED PLAYING.
The Chicago team played wretched
game OF bail this afternoon. Terry was
Wild In the first inning. and although but
four hits were made ia the following six
innings. six Of the home players scored
on errors. In the eighth Terry was found
for five hits and a home-run. Kennedy
was hit hard in the last Two innings.
Score:
r. H. L.
Brooklyn ...... ..3o1O32O6'-l5 ID 1
Chicago zee. ......0 0O0l0028-6 - 9
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim; Terry
and DOnahue.
HOFFER INyINCIBLE.
BALTIMORE, MD. September 2.-Hof-
fer was invnclbie IN the morning game
Two singles and base On balls was the
record Of The game made by tn 81. Louis
taismen. Breiten5tein MAS Wild IN tie
early innings. and was bit safely when he
got the ball near The plate. The fielding
II both teams was sharp, Bre.ienstein's
bad throw being the only error that ts-
ured in the run column. Attendance,
S,50J Score;
Baltimore go. ....l0O21O2O'-e 9 3
st. Louis go. 100000 %
Batteries: Honer ana Clark; Brelten-
stein and Pietz.
EHRET \ PUZZLE.
Ehret was puzzle in the afternoon
contest. and had tue Champions guessing
throughout. Esper was effective in all
but three innings. when the visitors
solved his curves for enough hits 10 earn
their three runs. Both teams put up "A
fast-nelding game. and played without an
error
Dowds catch OF Koeler's hit to centre
field fence was sensational McGraw's
two-base hit and Keelgrs hit in the ninth
saved the Champions from being shut out.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Baltimore .... 100000 6 0
ST. Louis . 80 OF 000 l-3 II /
Batteries: Espsr and Robinson; Ehret
and often.
LOUISVILLE WINS.
WASHINGTON. September 2-Louis-
Vile defeated Washington this morning
by making hits when the bases were oc-
cupied Mercer was relieved In the
seventh by Purner. local amateur. lie
also was hit hard.
Az Tim" Hurst al not make his an
pearance In time. Charley Snyder. the
old league umpire. held the Indicator. lie
dii good work Attendance. Lose. Score:
X. II. T..
Washington 20 90 i go Go 2
Louisville &C.. 40 2002 8 2 Up IL 3
Batteries: Mercer. Bruins. and Mcclure;
Cunningham and Warner.
LOUISVILLE DEFEATED.
Washington won the second game from
Louisville through the wildnes5 Of Pitcher
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