Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pitisburg and BaItimore-Esper-
Kelly and Brodic-t mpirc Sick.

the ilAASbuIBS OUT III liit biSl bdiiiN, WIN
only five hits. Pittsburg could do no.
thing with him, until after the game was
lost.
In the second, Pittsburg secured lead
Of nine runs in the first four innings,
knocking Heming out of the box; but,
despite this, Baltimore made wonder
full rally in the latter half Of the game
and almost succeeded in tying the score
in the ninth inning.
Kelly and Brodie had a wordy battle
in the outfield In the early part of the
game as to who should have taken GER
tain flies. and their wrangling really cost
Baltimore the game. Both men "sulked'
long enough TO allow two two-baggers
and two runs TO score.
Umpire Keefe was taken sick In the
third inning and local man oi1ciated.
Attendance. 1850. Score:
First game X. II. Il.
Pittsburg .......0OO00 10000 0-0 3
Baltimore ......10020 0-l2 10 2
Batteries: Hawley Wright, and Mer-
rift. Esper and Robinson.
Pittsburg ..44O1oOOO'-9 10 >
Baltimore .. g. O0004021 Il 13
Batteries: Gardner and Sugden; Hem
ing, Clarkson. and Clark.
PHILADELPHIA OUTPLAYED.
LOUISVILLE. July 22.-Philadelphia
outbatted and outfelded Louisville to-
day. and being assisted by numerous
costly errors the visitors scored run
for every base-hit. McDermott was taken
out Of the box after the first inning for
wild pitching. McCreery did better work,
but was poorly supported. Attendance
so Score: H. II. Il.
1 = 4 Ak 10
Batteries: McDermott and McCreary;
Warner and thinner; Taylor, Grady, and
Clements
BREITENSTEIN HIT AT WILL.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 22.-The Bostons
hit Rreitenstein at will to-day. Nichols
pitched steady game. Attendance, 1000
Score: X H. r..
81 Louis .........1OOO1O00O-2 I
Boston ............043 2030l '-l3 IL 0
Batteries: Breitenstein and Miller;
Nichols and Camel
INTENSELY EXCITING.
CINCINNATI. July 22-TO-day's game
was intensely exciting. despite ragged err
rors made on both sides. Ruse had little
speed. and was hit hard. Rhlnes relieved
Foreman in the fourth inning. and the
visitors could not hit him. Score:
r. II. f.
Cincinnati ........30OO22O5O-l2 Is 4
New York ........O31 202O0-9 9
Batteries: Foreman. Rhines, and
Vaughan: Rusie and Wilson.
EASY FOR BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 22.-The Chicagos
played listless game to-day and were
easily beaten by Brooklyn. Hutchinson
was taken out Of the box in the NTH in
ming, giving way to Thornton. Treadway's
home-run hit over right-feld fence was
the feature of the game. Score; X. III. L.
Chicago ............011 OO00O1-S
Brooklyn ..........O Oils u
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kitiridge
Thornton and Donohue; Lucid and Grim.
sTOCKDALE WILD.
CLEVELAND, o., July 22.-Stockdale
wild to-day, and gave Cleveland many
costly bases on balls. Washington hit the
bah hard. but the hits were scattered.
while in the two last innings the home
club punched It's hits. IL was an unIn-
teresting contest. Attendance. 1000
Sco-e: Il. H. J..
Washington .......20 2000tOl-6 Is
Batteries: Cuppy. Young. and thinner
Stockdale and Mcclure.
southern League.
Al New orleans: New Orleans-Nash-
vile game postponed on account OF wet
A, Montgomery: II. II. T..
Montgomery 100000 6 10 o
Is,,,nsville 000O0OO0 60
batteries: Bailey and Rappold; Masin
and Fields.
At Mobile: ~ H. J.,
Tittia Rock 100000 0001-l
batteries: Hahn and Somers; Briggs
and Me. ?, u
At Memphis: + n L.
atienta ...21il6O lie IS
batteries: Ossenburg and OMeam;
Homer and Wilson