Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

a member Stlvetts had an off-day. and was
pounded out OF the box in the third IN
MIN.
The home team got a commanding lead
I'm the early part Of the first game, and
repeated It's performance In the second
contest. winning both With hands down
Hamming was in fine form. and kept the
visitors hits well scattered in the initial
game. while McMahon was equally as
effective in the second trial The Cham-
pions flttened up their batting averages
in the second contest. sixteen hits, Tor
total Of twenty-three bases. being the
Tirs, eome. R.HE.
Baltimore .... ....O14OI2OO' u
Boston 800. 10000 l-3 z
Batteries: Hemming and GARRISON
SWEETS and sullivan ana hahzei; r, =,
Baltimore sam az. ....4IGO2OOO-i5 -
Boston 49,. ......o020 10000 o 10
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson;
Dolan and Ryan.
UMPIRE MOST INTERESTING
PHILADELPHIA, PA. August 10
Philadelphia defeated NV York this az
tcrnoon in the most exciting game played
here this season. The numerous excep-
tions taken to Umpire Burhams decisions
by both teams were more Of a feature
than were any OF the plays made. the
objections on the part OF the visitors Gull
minated IN the fourth inning in DOVES
removal from the field. The New YORK
player Is said 10 have used a more forcl-
bic than elegant remarNto Durham when
the latter allowed a double play "nich
retired Farrell aud Clarke, and the UNI
plre. in a heated manner. ordered Doyle
from the grounds. Die was loath 10
comply with the order. and matters were
g,t nh " Otn0f
players lei the New Yorker from the
ned. Weather clear. Attendance. 600
R.H.E.
Philadelphia e. ..GOOOOoS32-l4 y
New York ......2Oc02 iOOo-S - !
batteries: Smith .Carsey, buckley. and
Grady; Rusie. Clarke, and Farrell.
The fines imposed on Doyle by Umpire
Durham before he was removed from the
field aggregated nearly $500.
BRIDEGROOMs EASY.
BROOKLYN. August lS.-Witn the ex-
ception of the sixth Inning the Brook
lyns were easy victims for Mercer Shell
beck made four excellent stops, while
Sel6lch caught Shindle's long fly while
standing against the left-feld fence. In
the eighth lbach sent the ball over the
left-held fence. McGuire's throwing was
another feature Score:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn .... ...OOO001O0 Z 2
Washington .... % 90 20 | q o.
Batteries: Stein and Grim; Mercer and
Mcclure
DOUBLE PLAYS NUMEROUS.
CINCINNATI. o., August l3.-The home
team lost to-day's game through errors
and inability 20 hit the bah when hits
meant runs Foreman started to pitch
for the Clncinnatis. but gave way TO
Parrot I'm the fourth. Double plays were
numerous, some OF them being OF the sem
sational order. Attendance. 1900. Score:
r.. II. +.
Cincinnati .... ..21300005 oil 10 6
PittsDurg .... 40 % 0202 IL is 3
Batteries Foreman, ParrOtt, and
Vaughan. Hart and Merritt
FINE BASE-RUNNING.
CLEVELAND. o. August 1S.-Although
the Clev,lands got but seven hits OF
Breltenstein to-day, they were mostly
timely ones Their superb base-runnlng
had much TO do with their victory. At
tendance, 900 Score:
r. II. Z.
Cleveland .... ..O1OOO12ls Z ,
St Louis CO.,. ....U 900 20OO0 O. q
Batteries Cuppy and thinner, Breiten-
stein. Miller and often.
DISAPPOINTMENT
LOUISVILLE. August l3.-LouIsyllle-