Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
the NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ONLY One Of the scheduled Haitf-
more Gnrnrs played.

BALTIMORE. MD, August 2S-TWo
games were on the programme for
to-day. bat, the Pit;sDurgs falling 10
put in an appearance, the first game was
awarded 10 Baltimore.
Honer pitched strong. haady BAH
throughout the second game. and shculf
have been credited with shut-out. Win
the score II TO d. the Champions let up IN
the fast fielding that had prevailed up
10 the eighth inning. and the two remain
ing rounds degenegated into a comedy OF
errors. SIX misplays. base on balls. and
three singles allow i the visitOrs TO score
their five runs. Foreman was pounded
hard. and was lavish with passes TO inst.
His support was also Of the ininor-league
variety.
Attendance. $50. Score:
At Baltimore game: Given 10 Bal
timore by a score Of 10 o. on account
Of the non-arrival OF the Pittsburg team.
Second game: K. II. T..
Baltimore ........ u . " Ill -
Pittsburg ........ 30 q ~ =
BATTERIES: Hoffer and Clark: Foreman
and Merritt.
EDDIE BURK "ONATED."
NEW YORK, August .s.-Tne Cincln-
nati3 could do nothing with Rusie at
disposed of. The pitcher received beau
tful support from the New Yorks, who
played one OF their old-time games Par
rott was not wild, but was hit hard.
Eddie burke got N ovation from the
crowd when he came TO the bat He was
presented with a big floral ors-shoe
ana a diamond locl.e,. lie made two hits,
struck-Out twice, and made beautiful
running catch. Latham, who was a
b nch-warmer. got into an argument with
Emslie, who finally ordered him of the
field
Fuller's all-around playing and Wilson's
catching were among the features. Score:
- Il. II; Il;
New York ........ | 81 80 IS - /
Cincinnati ........ 100000 10 2
Batteries: Rusie and Wilson; Parrott
and Vaughan.
MCLOSKEY KICKS.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. August 2s.-Bur-
rel should have been call out on
strikes In the second inning to-day. which
would have retired the side. Manager Nc
Closkey kicked. and was ordered OF the
grounds. but refused 70 20. The Brook
lyns then pounded out eight runs. Nc
Dcrmott was ordered out OF the game IN
the fifth inning. and made pass as II TO
hit Burnham. but he was held back by
lasSaintf, WHO JD4i'' '"' -
day. Score:
prook,vn Osoo41OO.-iS ii {
Louisville ....... ! 90 D 2 ~ ~ 4
Batteries: Daub and Burrell; McDer-
mott and Gettinger and Spies.
AGAIN a TIE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 2S.-
For the third successive day the game
had to be called on account OF darkness,
and. strange 10 say, the score was again
tie.
In the seventh inning Selbach and SHE
beck colided IN running after a fly ball,
and they were badly shaken up and cut
about their faces. and had to be led from
the field. Corbett and Maui took their
places, but had nothing TO do. 1t Will
be some days before the injured players
Will appear again.
Tim" Hurst. who has been reinstatcd
as an umpire, made his appearance in
| to-dav's game and was given an ovation
b. the spectators.
"Tom" Brown. formerly OF ST. Louis,
PLAYED centre field fer the home team.
Washington would have won to-day's
game but for the miserable fielding of
| Joyce.
Attendance, 1890. Score:
II. ". F.
WASHINGTON ...... 1904 OO0-5 10
| St Louis .............. o l 90
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; McDou-
gall. Breitenstein. and Petz. Game called
~ end Of seventh Inning, ON account OF
| darkness.
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY.
BOSTON, MASS. August 2s.-Sullivan's
| pitching was just TO the Clevelands' lik-
| ing to-day. and they won easily. though
| had not Mcdonald roasted the Bostons
the outcome would have been much