Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Great EaII Played by BROOKLYN
Heavy Stick Work.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, August 1.-THE
Brooklyns played great ball to-day. The
game was somewhat in doubt until the
seventh inning. when the home team
began 10 find Kissinger. After three
hits had been made-one a home run over
left-held fence by Shindle, "Bushy" Nc
DOugall was substituted. Tready also
found the ball in this inning for four
bases. and three more runs were made.
Corccran's playing and Sheehans heavy
stick work were the features. Score:
X. II. L.
Brooklyn .... .....1 002015 0x-9 y 2
st. Louis ..........O1OO00 o02-3 3
Batteries: Stein. Grim, and Burrell; ks
singer, McDougall, and Pietz.
BATTLE OF PITCHERS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. August H.-It
was a battle Of pitchers to-day. only
two hits were made off Foreman up to
the seventh inning Lucid, the first man
up. shot out a liner which Foreman
tried 10 STOP ana which dislOcated his
thumb. DWyer who succeeded Fore
man, was touched up for three hits In
the last two innings. and the Phillies won
ont. Seven hits were made off Lucid, scat
teced through as many innings. Vaughn's
triple and Foremans out gave the Reds
their only run. Attendance 5,2iS. Score:
h. HE.
Philadelphia .......O 900 O0O32-5 6 !
Cincinnati ..........0 600 90 DOL Q
Batteries: Lucid and Grady; Foreman,
Dwyer, and Vaughan.
TERRY 4 PUZZLE.
BALTIMORE. MD, August A.-Terry
was a puzzle TO the Baltimore batsmen
to-day, but his bases en- balls were cost
Is. Ho0er kept the hits of the visit
tors scattered. and prevented them from
scoring until the eighth inning, when
a single. a three-bagger. and long
ny TO rlght-held saved them from a
shut-out 10th pitchers were given mag
n.icent support.
Wilmot, Lange. and Dahlen for the
visitors. and Carey. Gleason. Jennings.
and McGraw for the Champions each
made sensational plays.
TRULY. Ans0n's new second basem1n.
made his debut in league company, and
accented his four chances in brilliant
style Attendance, 2,4CO. Score:
r. II. L.
baltimore ..........2O 1000xA 0
Chicago .............OOO O002O-2 10 3
Batteries: Hoffer and Robinson; Terry
and Domaine.
ABBEY WINS FOR WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. August a.
Two games were played, Washington win
Ming the first. Abbey won the game
for Washington by opportune hitting.
Young pitched better than Mularkey in
the second game. and won easily. Bur-
kett and thinner did the best playing
for Cleveland in the second game, while
Joyce batted well for Washington. At
tendance, $3.50. Score:
First game: X. II. IL.
Washington .......02 O0l12O0-G 10 /
n n
Batteries: Anderson and Mcclure; cup
py and OConnor.
Second game: r. ~. T.
Washington ........0OOOo10 OS-i II 6
Cleveland ...........003 0021 2 0-S II /
Batteries: Mularkey and Mcclure;
Young and thinner.
DAD CLARK BATTED HEAVILY.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-The Pitts
burgs won from the New Yorks to-day
by batting Dad" Clark all over the
field. Errors by Davis. Stafford, ana Burns
helped things along, too. Hawley was
not in the best Of form. although he had
terrific speed. He gave six bases on
balls. hit a batter and was hit cafely
twelve times. The New Yorks made six
runs in the third on three hits. three
bases on balls, q hit by pitcher. and
two wild throws by Merritt. In the
eighth they scored five more on five
singles. wild pitch, and an out.
Manager Doyle. Of the New York team.
was succeeded to-day by Harvey Wat
kins. and Davis was made field captain.
Attendance. 5000. Score Il. II. l..
New York .........O g / 0 o Obj Il 3
Pittsburg ..........4 0 o Ga 0-l5 % 2
Batteries: Clarke and Farrell; Hawley
and Merritt.
LUCK AGAINST LOUISVILLE.
BOSTON. MASS. August 2l.-The Bos-
tons won the first game at the South End
because the Lousvilles punched their
errors and McDermot was wild. The
Loulsvilles outbatted the Bostons and had
good chances to win out. but sharp field
Ing and hard luck combined against them.
The batting Of Collins and Wright and
the fielding Of Collins, Clarke. and Tucker
were the features. Attendance, $500.
Score:
First game: r. H. +.
Boston ...... .....2 o31O0O1x-7 6 3
Louisville ...........0 000l0l 20-i 7 8
Batteries; Sullivan and Tenny; Mcper-
mott and Warner.
Second game: II. ii. Il.
Boston ....... ....3 420 90 Axle IL 0
Louisville $500. 10 90 DOL IL l
Batteries: Stockdale and Camel; Inks
and Warner
Southern League.
At Nashville: X. III. T..
Nashville .........021 1910 5-li IS 4
Montgomery ......0 001Oo2 0-3 8 s
Batteries: Herman and Sweeney; Ford
and Rappold.
At Atlanta: X. II. Il.
Atlanta ...........O 90 3o2ooo-5
Evansville .,.IO0OO0 200--3 Q 3
Batteries: Callahan and Wilson; Rel
neck and Fields.
At New Orleans:
First game: X. ii. II.
Mobile .............30 90 000s-j B
New Orleans ......0O1O2O O0-3 4 6
Batteries: +. Hahn and Summers;
Carl and Gonding. ,tl.l