Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

The seventh being the only good feature
OF the Washingtons' playing. Score:
Il. II. r.
Washington ......oooOoo22o- 10 8
Boston ............20 03x-12 ID b
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Mich
oils and CAMEL.
STAFFORD THE HERO.
NEW YORK. April 2o.-S,afiord won the
riine for tho New Yorks at the Polo
grounds to-day by making a two-bagger
In the fifto inning. with the bases full. In
ADDITION to this he played a magnificent
field, assisting in two double plays.
Fully 1000 persons saw the game. which
was most exciting. Davis undertook TO
dispute ono OF Umpire Lynch's decisions
and was fined sl25 In the aggregate. Presi-
dent Freedman has wired Nick Young To
send Lynch somewhere else.
Meekin pitched steady game and was
we'll supported. Stein was hit freely. fine
fielding alone keeping the score down.
The weather was clear and warm Score:
r. II. II.
New York ....oo2053oox-l0 II
Brooklyn ..........0 o. 90 o
Batteries: Meekln and Farrell: Stein
and Daley
CHAMPIONS REvENGED.
BALTIMORE. April 2o-The champions
NF'h l'NNUkt on the tUtllltS iO-NdN.
dalphia scored it's four runs In the fifth
and sixth innings, earning three of them.
There was superabundance OF errors on
both sides. but they did not materially
AFFECT the score. The batting OF Baltimore
was terrific, knocking McGlll out OF the
box In three innings. and Carsey. who
succeeded him. Jared little better. At
tendance 100. Score: r.. II. Il.
Baltimore ..........2$2 90 0x-3 Il
Philadelphia ......0 0001 0 o IL Z
Batteries: Gleason, Robinson. and
Clarke; McGill. Carsey, Clements. ana
Crazy.
PITTSBURG UNMERCIFUL.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April GETTYSBURG
was unmerciful TO the Loulsvilles to-day
and knocked out seventeen clean hits. IL
was wild game on both sides. as Pitts
burg had nine errors. while Louisville had
three. Mcdonald was put in the box for
Louisville. but he was wild, and after the
first inning was supplanted by Wads-
worth. who proved an easy thing for the
visitors. In the eighth King went into
the box for the Louisvilles. but he, too,
was hammered pretty much as the Pitts
burgs desired. The day was beautiful and
the attendance about 100. Score:
R.HE
louisville ........20410 s 3
4 Atf1DblS 80 " 4 4 " q y = ~ -
Batteries: McDermott. King. Welch,
and Cole: Colcolough. Killen. and Sugden.
CHICAGO VICTORIOUS.
ST. LOUIS. April 2O.-The Chicagos de-
feated the Browns to-day in game that
almost equa,led the opening one Ehr
started 10 pitch for the Browns. but was
so wild that he was relieved by Staley in
the sixth. who did but little better.
Hutchinson. for Chicago. showed all his
old-tlme effectiveness. but his support was
ragged, and should have lost the game.
WilmOt was injured in the eighth inning
in sliding 10 second base, and was re-
placed by Irwin. Attendance. 900. Score:
r. II. f..
st Louis .........1o22 100000 5 10 4
Chicago ............5 0 / 20 XII il
Batteries: Ehret and Paitz; Hutchinson
and Donoghue.
THE REDS WIN.
CINCINNATI April 2o.-The Cincinnati
team landed on young Wallace to-day IN
I'll his teeth chartered. while Phillips was
an enigma until the eighth, when he ley
up on Cleveland. which then scored five
runs Hoey made a wonderful one-handed
catch in the fourth. with two men on
bases. that caught the crowd. In the next
inning Hoev also made a circus eaten OF
a long fly ball.
Both Young and Cuppy are sick. and
Manager Teb au has only Mike Sullivan
ana Wallace to do his twir-ing for MIN.
SIX thousand three hundred people saw
the game.
The feature OF the game. outside or
Hoey's fielding. was the batting OF younr
1fili.r Score: II. II. l..
Cincinnati .........43112 021 XII u
Cleveland ..........O00 0201 8 o. 8 II
Batteries: Phillips and Spies; Wallace
and thinner