Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03

life n burden throughout the same. -
bey's circus-catch against centre-n"
fence was the most noteworthy feature.
The Champions will not play at nome
again until August Sd. Attendance, loo.
S sa" II. II. f..
baltimore ..... O3335Ot ID u
washington 100000 OILS IL
batteries; Clarkson and Robinson; An
dsrson. MaIarkey. Stockdale. and NC
Gr,-a
UPHILL FOR THE GROOMs.
BROOKLYN, July 2--The Brooklyns won
an uphill battle to-day. and took ahothe,
game from the New Yorks. At the enc
~ the second inning the New Yorks han
the score s to 2, but In the third anu
fourth innings the Brooklyns Dit reriian
hard, and finally they pulled up 10 w,.iii'
ha!ling distance. Kennedy, meahmh,.'
had given way TO Dsub. who puzzled inc
visitors during the remaining innings.
CLARK relieved German in the four.h III
"'"e' ""' r. H. +.
Erook,vn O 225OI02'-l 10 l
New York ...... 2 20l 1000 Oli II
Batteries: Kennedy. Daub, and GRIM
German, Clark, and Wilson.
INTERESTING CONTEST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 2-fhiia-
ds,nhia made IL three straight from Bos-
ton. but II required ten innings 10 pc,
form the task. The contest was interest,"
ing throughout. and was virtually won Wy
Halirnan's three-bagger. In the te"'''
BOYLE, Thompson. and Delahahty ma
singles. BOYLE tailed on Crosss ny 10
Mnc,rthv ana Thompson and Delahanty
came home when Mailman cracked out
thr base hit into deep left Ryan anu
Long scored for the visitors in me tehth'
on their singles, a similar MT py MI
Cartbv and an error OF Sulllvan's. Long
wos mt out at the plate, and Mccarthy
was caught between third base ana nome
Lowe ended the game by going OUT 'ross
TO Boyle. Philadelphia batted Doiah ireeF
after the fourth inning. and sexton sue
o.sdad him in the seventh. Weather clear
and pleasant. Attendance. ?5p score
""' r. Fl. r..
pbiladeDphia OOOOf3320 3-l2 IL =
Roston .......... O000303 22-ll 10
Batteries: Taylor. Grady, and Clements
Dolan. Staley. and Ryan.
A MELEE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July "A livery
row in the seventh inning was the fea-
NJ to-day's game OBrien ran INTO
Vaughan, who was trying TO eaten 'iy'
The collision doubled both men up
Vaughan struck O'Brien vicious blow
,hc latter responded. and nearly all the
players jumped into the melee. Inc TWO
beIijeerents were taken out OF the game.
Two Louisville men on bases came III
while the row was on. and the score WAS
allowed. Attendance, 1850. score:
''''" X. H. f.
Huntsville ...... O2OO0O21 % 3
Cincinnati ........ OOO2O202 % D
ONE SIDE AMATEURIsH.
CLEVELAND. O.. July 2-The Cleve-
lands played like amateurs both al inc
bat and in the field to-day. rive mis- anu
six errors were the record. flttsuurS
batted hard and timely. Kneli ana Hih'
mer were put in for Wallace and oCoh-
nor. but the change did no good. sen
zeTs batting was the feature OF the CANT
Attendance, 1909. score: IL. IL. f.,
Cleveland ........ 0000OOOO-l
Plttsburg ........ Sl-l2 10 .
Batteries: Wallace. Kncn. OCohnor'
and thinner. Hawley and Sugden.
WON IN THE FIRST INNING.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 2.-St. Louis won
,o-day's game from the Chcagos III the
first inning. pounding Stratton all over
the LOT. and making eleven runs. Captain
Arson kept Stratton in the box until the
third. when Hutchinson relieved MN ana
stoned the slaughter. Ehret was knocked
out OF the box In the second inning. ana
Kissinger, who relieved him, had the
Chicago heavy-hitters wholly at his
mercy. Attendance 900 Score: X. n. T..
Chicago .......... 2 100000 2G9 Il .
81 Louis ........ II O04 00-l5 IL 3
Batteries: Stratton, Hutchinson, and
Moran; Ehret, Kissinger, and Peltz.