Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-06
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Two Games Played at Washington
Clubs Break Even.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-Two
gamts were played to-day, each team
winning q game. The home team bunched
hits on Dwyer in the first game. wfile
Mercer pitched steady ball. Cincinnati
won the second. because of Boswelfs
witness and errors by the locals. Miller
made two wonderful catches in rSnt'
Ewing's playing was excellent score
Washington .."...4 2 % 0OZ I'll 10
cincinnati ......2 0 0 0 002 O. IL
batteries: Mercer and Mcguire; Dwyer
anu SaconS zane. R.HE.
washington ,..........30 5000
Cincinnati ..............2 % VIZ
BATTERIES: Boswell and Mcclure;
Rhines and Vaughan.
YELLOW FIELDING.
BALTIMORE, MD, September BIO
DAYS game abounded in brilliant plays
and some Of the yellowest fielding seen
here this year. Both teams had good
share of each, but the Champions won
the game In the fifth inning, when base
on halls. four errors, and three singles
gave them five runs. Three pretty double
plays and daring base-running were the
r. II. L.
Baltimore .........V W 90
louisville ........0 0001 900 ~ .
Batteries: Esper and Robinson; Mcfar-
land and Spies.
HART BATTED HARD.
BROOKLYN, n. Y. September 5.-Ihe
Rrooklyns batted Hart hard IN the nrs'
inning to-day, and Moran was substitutes,
and had he received good suppoI. snr
Drcok,yns would only have MADE hVe
rms INF the remainder OF the game. Errors
nsttod six runs Previous to the game
schocb and Pitcher Cronin coliided'
crorin was knocked senseless. and vas
carried OF the ground. His lips were
snlit. and several teeth loosened. Scnoeh
had three stitches put in his head' al.
tendance. 1880. Score: ~
Rrooklyn .....3224 0000'-u 10
pi,tsbure .00100 0O00-l D
batteries: Kennedy and Daley; Hart
Moran, and Merritt.
BREITENsTEIN WILD.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September o.
pbiledelphla easily defeated st. LOUIS To-
dav Breitenstein was very Wild al the
start and was knocked out OF the poA'
Carsey pitched a steady, enectve CANT,
and did not give base on paiis un.ii
the ninth. The hitting OF thompson was
lhe ie"'"'e X. II. f.
philadelphia ......2os221011-ls II 2
st. Louis ..........0 Dol OcVF
Batteries: Carsey and Clements brei-
tenstein. Ehret, and Often.
BOTH PITCHERS WILD.
NEW YORK. September 6.-The Cleve-
lands had picnic with the New FORKS
today Meekin lasted until half the
second inning was over, and then German
went In. Both were Wild, and were MT
hard IN the bargain The new ioI1s
| n,ayed A dead game In the hed. ana
were simply pigmies before Cy. douhs
| fast curves. The Clevelands put up an
errorless game. Score; n. H. e.
New York ........01o000000-l
| Cleveland ........2361 oOo-N IL i
Batteries: Meekin. German. ana VIII
son; Young and thinner.
ALMOST A SHUT-OUT.
BOSTON, MASS. September 5.-The
| Bostons narrowly escaped shut-out to-
| day. Up to the ninth inning four hits.
scattered in as many innings were all
| they made OF Griffith. In the ninth
| Nash. Bannon, and Stockdale punched
| hits and broke the ice. Tho fielding OF
| Duffy and LANCE and the batting OF
Everett were the features. Arson shook
IN his batting order In strange fashion.
| EmslIe gave the visitors far and away
the best OF II. Attendance. 1900 Score:
r. II. Il
po..or ..0eooOoooi-f z s
CHICAGO ........2fo10aoeo- u
batteries: Stivetts and CAMEL; orimth
and Kittridge.