Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Much Cantanlcrousncss p'sP'"'
nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Break Even

a., mathematician Break Even.
BALTIMORE. MD. August s'-Ihh' ~
fines were imposed nor players o'ue'e'
out of to-day's two contests IS renarkao'e
Every member OF the respective teams
seemed determined TO bulldoze 'he UNI
l nire whenever there was the sHsh,.s
/ nretext therefor. As a result oi 'niS
| cantankerous spirit the first game was
! record-breaker, dragging along TOT 'h'e,
! hours. and darkness caused the neco"u
game TO be called in the eighth iniiins'
Tho teams broke about even, each WIN
ming q game I'm n decisive manner i'oi'
fer was wild In the first game, ana cav
( way TO Hemming in the MIN inhine'
lie was ineffective, and Pond made his
dat,,t on tho home grounds in the eighth
| inning. The New Workers scored seven
| ~ their runs off Hoffer. and a like num-
/ ber off Uemmlng. Errors and bases on
halls were responsible for most OF them.
Neekin was touched up for thirteen mus
and a total of twenty-one bases. but they
were well-scattered.
In the second game Mcmahon was OPP
nosed 10 Dad Clark. 1t was MACS
second appearance of the yeas ana ne
re,eatad the good record made last sat
urday The Giants could not Dat MIN
successfully. except III one minus .
There were more than 500 persons IN
tho enclosure when the first game was
called. at ? o'clock.
BEFORE the second contest began the
crowd had lncreas 10 $500, and over
flowed on he field. Score;
First game: Is ~ ~ r.
raltin,ore . 100000 IL II !
New York ....... 4O03 4 o e-l5 IL
Batteries: Hoffer and Clark; Meekln anu
Second game: r. II: 70;
pol.irore ....... o. 0-S 10 2
New York ............ q U d q v - d
Batteries: McMahon and Robinson;
Clark and Wilson
TOM SMITH ON HAND.
BROOKLYN. X. Y, August 9-Tom
Smith. who was called back from the
Hazleton club. allowed the Brooklyns
hut seven hits. Except Hamilton, Hall
man. and Thompson. the Quaker players
were at the mercy of Abbey. The home
team played with little vim.
In the second inning Anderson made a
triple. and, although Corcoran hit safe
" to right, Anderson was thrown out
at the plate by Thompson. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Ri. L.
Brooklyn .......... cocoon COL ) 0
Philadelphia ........1 o % Il Q
Grady.
PRETTY AT FIRST.
CHICAGO, ILL. August 9.-For five
innings to-day the game was pretty
contest Hutchinson started In for Chi
cage. and was doing nicely, when he
hurt finger Then Thornton and Dono-
hue went in. The former was as wild as
a hawk, and allowed five bases on balls
I'm the sixth inning. each Of which after
wards scored. Cuppy was hit hard. and
the Colts had a chance TO win before
Thornton came in. 1t was q miserable
exhibition towards the finish. Attend
ance, $500 Score:
r. II. Z.
Chicago .......... 2020l-6 - 6
Cleveland ........ 90 o , 0O-lS Il ]
Batteries: Hutchinson, Kittridge. Thorn
ton. and Donahue; Cuppy ana thinner.
NICHOLS AND JOYCE GREAT.
BOSTON, MASS. August with the
Washlngtons one ahead in the ninth to-
day. the Iiostons went in and won on an
error by Shebeck. hits by Long and Nc
Carthy. and Nashs fly TO centre. Nichols
was wonderfully effective until the last
three innings, striking out ten men;
three straight in the third inning. The
BOstons far surpassed their rivals in the
field. Mccarthy Long. Nash. and Duffy
eXcelling Joyce played a great game
FOR the visitors. Attendance, 800. Score:
X. H. Z.
Boston ............ OO11OOOO2-4 u /
Washington 49,. OO00OIlOI-3 . 3
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Mercer
ard Mcclure
LOUISVILLE WINS.
PITTSBURG. PA. August 9-Louis-
Vile outplayed Pittsburg at all points to-
day. and won a sharp, brilliant game.
weighing had wonderful speed, and all
the curves. while Hawley was hit hard.
Gettingers batting was a feature OF the
game.
Jeune again displayed thorough judg-
ment. and beat Louisville Out of at least
one run. The visitors got 10 close deci-
sons. and had to bat the game out 10
win. Some Of the visitors hits, however,
were lucky. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. H. T..
Pittsburg ......... OOO1OOOOO-1 )
Batteries: Hawley and Sugden; Wey-
hing and Warner.
Southern LcnGue.
At Nashville: r. II. +.
Atlanta ............. 90 O0O0lO-2 9 3
Batteries: Hermann. frost. and
Sweeney; Callahan and Wilson.
At EVansvlle: II. II. f..
Evansville ........1OOO2O O54-l2 II 8
Mobile ..............32 1850 s-l5 10 6
Batteries: Lauren. Braun Reinack, and
Fields. and Dexter; Hahn, Ely. and
Somers.
At New Orleans: No game. Postponed
until sunday.
HonOrs for Dir. Tryon.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 9.-The
bronze medal Of the Red Cross Society
of Venezuela has been awarded To DR..
James Tyron, Surgeon-General of the
United States navy, and chief of the
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