Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

self together and the visitors could 90
nothing with him. The Phillies played u
good uphill game and won out by gooa
hitting. Attendance 1888. Score:
X. II. r..
PHILADELPHIA :. ,...e2021 col o-s IL
Chicago $500. .....5 20 | o o %
Batteries: Lucid and Clements; Parker
and Donahue.
ALMOST TWO SNUT-oUTS.
BALTIMORE. Angus, so.-The cham-
plons would have been credited WIN Two
shut-outs to-day had II not been Tor ~
rer's Wild pitch In the FIRST game. botn
Esper and Mcmahon pitched mas'eftu'
ban, and their support was OF me sehsa-
tional order. In the first contest hh"'ey
WAS sent to the bench after nine ms anu
six runs had been made OF his "''''''S'
Hart dii better work. ., :,
Moran made his initial appearance IN
,ho major league In the second game. and
aside from wildncss in the opening inning
pltched n good game. except In me ssV-
enth. when six singles gave the bai'E
mores four runs.
Attendance. 7.I0o. Score:
First game ~ ~, =,
baltimore $500. ...ooso1t II
pittsNurg -. .....o | 600 u
batteries. Esper and Robinson; Hawiey,
Hart. Merritt and Mack.
Second game X. II; T.;
Baltimore go. ....A % 81 N-lo 10
pittsbur., .....0 o 0 5000 90 4
n,t,erics. Mcmahon and Robinson: Mo-
ran and Merritt.
RRIDEGROOMS LOSE.
BROOKLYN. y. Y, August Sn-brook-
lyn had to-day's game won untii the iast
i1n,ng and II looked as If the home play
4, ~ r
rors bv Iechance and Gumhert and hits
nv brown and Hassamer allowed the
visitors 10 score three runs. Score:
L. II r.
proot,vn ..oO10s0O1o-5 $ 1
louisville .....l 80 5000 Sc , Il
batteries: Gunbert and Daley; Cum
ningham and Spies.
SENATORS LOSE TWICE.
WASHINGTON. August SO-Washineton
lost two games to St Louis to-day. The
second game was called at the end OF the
sixth inning on account of darkness.
nec7uee Of the crippled condition Of The
homo team Manager Schmelz engaged the
services of three local amateurs, but Oh
ROY was the only one Of them To DO GOOD
york. In the frs, inning Dow1 and shee-
han coillled in running after fy-ban,
and Preitenstein took Dowis place Dowd
viii resume his pace tomorrow.
champion Jim Corbctt was spectator
at the second contest His brother Joe
pitched for Washington. and with perfect
s,,up1-t would have shut 81. Louis out
Attendance. 100. Score:
First game Il. II. r.
Vashineton 49,. ..o00l00u4 0-5 s 6
81 Louis ............O % I o OILS 3
batteries: buckingham. Gllroy. and Nc
Guire: Kissinger and PETIT.
Second game II. II. f.
Washington ...........5 o. u !
s.. Louis .................O I o % 8
Batteries: Corbe,t and Mcclure; Nc
Dougall and PETIT.
TIMELY BATTING WINS.
BOSTON, MASS. August 3O-Timely
batting IN most instances after two men
vera out gave the Clevc'ands an easy vic
tory to-day The contest was free from
any Of the disagreeal.e features Of the
previous days. Stiye.ts was hit hard in
the first two innings. and then pitched
wonderfully the next four knell was
pulled out in the third inning, and the
Tostons could do little with Young. Nc
Koln's batting and the outfielding OF
Blake and T.nny were the features. At
tendance. 500 Score: Il. II. T.
Boston ........ 40 p 0 OOO O.
Cleveland .... ...22000o Is II
Batteries: SWEETS and Camel; knell.
Young and thinner.
southern League.
At Atlanta: r. II. +.
Atlanta ............O OO12020 0-5 u 0
Mobile .............0 0OOOO1 o.
batteries: Callahan and Wilson; +.
Hahn and Fisher.