Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Cbnmpions Win Twice-A Hr"'her vi
Ccrb,.f's ns Pitcher.

pAJT1NTOEE August &.-Ihe 'Hiih
MONS won two games from the WASH
inrtous today. one of them Deihs
nostnored contest. Malarkey p!tcheu
u-eu I'm, better fielding and hase-ruh-
ming by the Baltimores gave them 'he
advantage Clarkson was steady through
ON, and. except IN one inning kep'
Waehiuetons' hits well scattered IN
Yal;inore in-Held punched four errors j"
the first inning. but played wei uui'"s
the remainder Of the game.
In the second game Joe Corbeit,
h,n,hsr If champion Jim's ala the riich-
inr lie made an excellent SHOWING an"
h,h he been well supported would piop'-
bly, have won CO..
NcNahon was hit hard in the hfth
inninc. but the Baltimores Immediately
took brace. scoring seven runs. AT
tendance. $500. Score:
First game: - II -,
Baltimore ........ Iol0t299GoS . :
Washington -. ~ ! t,iaart,. unlar-
ky and Mcclure. IT =
Second game: ooo- ~ - .
Baltimore ...........''. g :
Wash'ngton ,iic,ii,bon; and clark; Corbett
az Game called at end Of sixth inning on
account Of darkness.
CLEVEELY PLAYED.
NEW YORK. August 23.-New York
won q cleyerly-playod game from -
I rris at the Polo-GrOunl5 to-day. There
was a plenty Of good. clean hitting ana
fielding. especially on the part OF me
local team. Meekin used SLOW Dan
throughout and was not hit consecunNt.!'
excapt in the sixth inning. when the
.arpal
Ncckin's support was magnificent, Full
Ter Davis. and Damon eXceiling. Ban
mons first-base play was the finest seen
on the PolO-Grounds in many day.
Davis. Burns, Stafford. and Farrell Led at
the bat.
Brejtenstein was not the usual puzzle.
He was batted very hard In the second.
fifth. and sixth innings. Cooley. Quinn.
and Pietz did the best work behind him.
The weather was just right but the
crowd was away below the average, the
attendance being only loo. Score:
X. H. L.
New York .........O8OO13Oo-7 y 3
81. Louis .......... ! 00003O o0-i 3
Batteries: Meekin and Farrell; Breiten-
stein and PETE.
LOUISVILLE DEFEATED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. August o.
Philadelphia twice defeated Louisville
here this afternoon. The first game was
stubbOrnly contested, the home team
eventually winning by hard hitting. The
second was one sided, Wehying being hit
freely hit from start 10 finish by his oil
associates.
Manager McClOskey made himself very
Offensive to Umpire Keefe. who event
ually ordered him off the field.
Louisville has purchased the release OF
Hassamer, Of Washington. who will play
first base i'm the place OF Spies.
Attendance. 9,2Ss. Score:
FRS; game r. II. L.
Lo o,'p .''a .. '...'' S0Y6oS06Y-i 3
Batteries: Carsey and Grady; Inks and
Warner
Second game: Il. II. T.
philadelphia ...... 2O2o42OO2-i2 Is :
Louisville ..... O01 00l 0 o. 3 10
Batteries: Orth and Clements; weighing
and Warner.
PROTESTED GAME.
BROOKLYN. y. Y, August 9th,
game Of June LIST. protested by the Pitts.
burg club. was played over to-day. and
was again won by the Brooklyns. Fore
man was too wild. and was relieved by
Hawley after the third inning The
I homo team won the game In the last
I inning by hit by pitcher. Grifiin's two
Dagger and Corcorans drive to the cen
tre-iield ropes. Score:
Il. II. L
brooklyn ........ 2olo20
! Pittsburg ......... 800 l00l1-6 IL
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