Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

haiis-Or Packard 4: of Chard, 4; on
Kelley. 1. Struck out--By Packard, .: ~
Chard. 2. Bases from being hit-coh'-
flower O. Turner, and Breen DouDie
rlays-Breen and Turner; McGann' aoii-
nover. and Geier collhower and Corco-
ran stolen bases-Iappert go. Sanford,
Rreen. and McGanp, Wild pitches-cnard'
2. Passed balls-Kcefer l; Ceier l.
Time of game--2 hours and IL minutes.
Umpirc-Nr. Mitchell.
BASEBALL NOTES.
PETERSBURG. VA, June R.-(speciaD
Mr.. H. y. OHsgan OF the Norfolk team
appeared I'm the Mayors Court TINS morn
10 answer a warrant charging him win
an assault upon Umpire Mitchell. He
nleadcd guilty 10 the charge, and was fined
&. 20 and costs, which was promptly paid.
During the game between the Peters
burg and Norfolk teams yesterday AFTER
noon O'Hagan. as before reported, was
fined SO by the umpire for misconduct
and was put ont Of the game. AS the UNI
uIre turned his back O'1iagan angrlly
threw his glove at Mitchell. striking the
latter on the side OF ihe neck. Mitcheii
turned around and advanced as 70
strike O'HagAn, but recovered himself In
a moment and took no further notice or
the matter Nine out OF ten men IN the
crowd would have sustained him In re-
senting the insult, but everybody subse-
auently approved his cool conduct Inc
warrant against O'Hagan was sworn OUT
by a police officer who witnessed the al
fair Mayor Collier. who tried the case
said that he deplored any conduct on the
baseball grounds which. like this, might
lead 10 a serious difficulty. and he gave
warning that while he should endeavor
10 preserve strict order. he would in fu-
sons for disobedience to laws of order
Harry Keefer. the "Old Reliable as
he is called. who caught for the Farmers
last year. was to-day signed by the Pc
tersburg club.
Kelner the Cincinnati catcher who
came 10 Virginia on a ticket furnished by
the Petersburg management. will not be
received By the latter. and Richmond VIII
probably have 10 pay the expenses IN
volved.
The notice of release given TO pitcher
Packard several days ago has been with
drawn, and he will remain with the
| Farmers.
Pitcher Harris who was allowed to go
TO his home. IN Macon. Ga, several weeks
ago TO regain his health by rest, has
| been ordered back TO Petersburg.
The Farmers left tonight for Roanoke
where they will play three games. Thence
they will go to Lynchburg for three
games. and then return home 10 play a
series Of twelve games.
pitcher Dunkie has gone home for a
| few days on account Of illness in his
| family.
Game Postponed.
/ NORFOLK, VA, June 12-tSpecial) y
| Wet grounds caused a p0stponement Of
the Portsmouth-Lynchburg game this af-
ternoon.
National League Games.
nr roc I5n0A ,'.'in......to7o5oco,-is IS 3
+ St. Louis ..........G202 o. 8 y 2
Batteries: Gumbcrt, McDougaL and
| Grim: Kissinger and PETIT.
| At New York: II. II. f..
/ Cleveland .........0O3 - Is 1
Batteries: German and Wilson: Young
and thinner
! At Boston: X. II. Il.
Boston .........1O2O11O0'-5 8
! Chicago ...........0OO2O 00-2 Q
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Griffith
| and Kittridge
At Baltimore: RH. Il.
Baltimore .........f OO0OOOO0-1 7
Pittsburg ..........O OOO01 = 8 Is
Batteries: Esper and Clark; Klllen and
Kinslow.
] At Washington. X. II. r.
/ Washington ...............,...p y
Cincinnati .....................5 u .
Batteries: Anderson and Mcclure
/ Rhines and Merritt
Game called at end OF third inning on
account OF wet grounds.
At Philadelphia: Phladelpha-Lou
game postponed on account Of vet
| grounds.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New Orleans r. Il r.
| Evansville ........OOO10002
New Orleans NIB 10000 o o. 10
Batteries: Martin, Fields, and Dexter
Smith and Gonding.
At Montgomery X. II. II
Montgomery ......02OO0000G- .
Nashville ..........013O2l0 00-7 -
Batteries: Neal and Rappold. Herman
and frost.