Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05


back to seven innings. and the Ne5
forks winning by a close score
Hoffer was hit hard at times. but Dad
Clark. barring two Innings. was very
effective. Three safe hits in tAe third gave
the home team one run. and m the fourth
Tiernan's double. an error by Gleason,
and two-bagger by DAVIS two more
The Baltimores got two runs In the
second on Kellys case on balls. singles
by Brodie and Clark. and an error by
Stafford. Four safe hits and an out gave
the visitors two more runs in the third,
but after that they could not hit Clark to
any extent.
Umpire Tuthlrs work was very poor,
He made a questionable decision I'm the
sixth that shut out the visitors when they
had a good chance to score a run. Score:
r. II. T..
baltimore . O22OO00-i 4
New York ..........-. % IS IL
batteries: Hoffer and Robinson; Clark
and Farrell.
Game called at end Of seventh inning
on account Of rain.
Afternoon game POSTPONED on account
Of rain.
RAIN CONTINUALLY.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, July Alive thou
sand persons witnessed the morning game
From the time the game began until 1t
was called. at the end OF the sixth inning.
rain fell continually. Nichols was an easy
mark in the fifth inning. Six hits. and
errors by Long and Duffy allowed the
Rrooklyns to score a half-doZen runs. The
first three men 10 the plate for the Bos-
tons in the fourth hit safely. but Kennedy
settled down. and only one man crossed
the plate. Shindle made two pretty
catches. Griffin and Shoch pulled down
apparent hits. Score X. II. Il.
Boston ..............-.'.. U Nv VI
Brooklyn ................ Oo6 %
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Kennedy
and DALEY.
Game called at end of sixth inning on
account Of rain.
Afternoon game postponed on account OF
rain.
THE QUAKERS WIN.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 4.-The
Philadelphias won the morning game
by better fielding. They hit Boyd fire.
quently enough. but the hits were too
widely separated to be productive. Wash
ington did nothing with Taylor except
in the seventh inning when three runs.
all earned. were scored on two singles,
a double. and a triple. Attendance. 9,OS5
Score: X. ii. II.
Washington ...... 0000003O 0-3
PHILADELPHIA ...... O01O1O110- 10 o
Batteries: Boyd and Mcclure; Taylor
and Buckley.
Afternoon game postponed on account Of
rain.
TWO FOR PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG. PA. July i.-The morn
ing game to-day drew the largest crowd
ever seen on the grounds. and Pittsburg
won after a well-p.ayed contest Both
Hart and Young pitched good ball. but
Pittsburgs hits came together. Jean
and Emslie were the umpires. and there
was no faut found. There was an abund-
ance of three-baggers, owing 10 ground
rule Attendance, 1900. Score: X. II. f..
Plttsburg ..........2 0 90 o o. % 10 o
Cleveland ..........1 0O0000l-2 2
Batteries: Hart and Merritt, Young and
thinner
Pittsburg again won from Cleveland this
afternoon, in a slow, almost featureless
game. except for daring piece of base
running by Donovan. Hawley was pre-
scented with a handsome bouquet of pinks.
The crowd was another record-breaker,
SURPRISING that Of the morning. and
beating all previous records in the history
OF baseball in this city. Attendance,
1900. Score: X. II. r.
Pittsburg ........O2 1O2l13'-1O u
Cleveland .......00O02 0O03-5
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Wal
lace and O'Connor.
TWO FOR CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. July At took ten
innings for the Colts to win the best
game of the season from Cincinnati this
morning. PARROT was pounded out OF the
ninth, and Foreman was not much bet
ter. Griffith pitched superb ball, and was
given magnificent support. Attendance,
1900. Score: X. H. r.
Cincinnati .......l o ! l % % u
I.
Batteries: Parrot and Murphy: Griffith
and Kttridge.
There were SIX innings played in the
afternoon. and Chicago won for the Sc
cond time. The crowd flooded the field
and diamond to such an extent that a
base hit was good for a run. After the
second inning Inspector Shee turned in
the riot-call. and eighty policemen re-
sponded They drove the crowd back 50
that people in the grandstand could see
first base. Latham and Ewing kicked
so hard in the second about the crowd
on the field that Chicago nearly forfeited
the game. The turnstile count was %. 9l3
Score: X. II. F..
Chicago ..................O 402l-9 10 0
Cincinnati ...............1 020l Is
Batteries: Hutchinson and Donohue;
Foreman and Murphy.
Game called at end OF sixth inning on
account of darkness.
ONE APIECE.
ST. LOUIS, MO, July THE morning
game was holly contested up to the
seventh inning. when the St Louis club
developed a batting streak. which. as
sisted by striped playing on the part of
Louisville. placed the result beyond "A
doubt. Attendance. 800. The announce
ment was made during the game that
Short-Stop Ely. Of the ST. Louis club, had
resigned. and would engage in business at
Girard. Pa. Score: II. III. T..
Louisville .... I'll o 0 > o o 0 % IL ,
St Louis ..........3 . o o. '-l2 10
Batteries: Inks and Spies; McDougal
and Pietz
a heavy shower preceded the afternoon
game. and the field was slippery. Breiten-
stein was hit hard, and Connor's two
errors were fatal. Petz had a thumb
wrenched by a foul tip. and a shape-up
was necessary In St. Louis's makeup.
McDermott gave the locals but FIVE. At
tendance, 5000 Score: A. II. r..
st Louis ..........0 o o o 90 0-1 2
Louisville .... 40 o o o I G-3 10 2
Batteries: Breitenstein. PETIT, and Mil
Ter; McDermott and Warner.