Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rusie Pitches ~ Magnificent Game
Hotter ALSO Does Well.

pitched a magnificent game to-day, except
in one inning, the seventh. In that round
Baltimore won the contest by scoring six
tallies on four singles. a sacrifice, base
on balls, and two errors. Pandemonium
reigned whilst these runs were being
scored.
The score when the inning opened was
4 to ? in New Yorks favor, and the home
rooters had given up hope Of winning.
The crowd was holrse from cheering be-
fore the inning closed.
Honcr made special request TO be
given another trial against the Giants to-
day. believing that he could redeem him
self for Yesterdays poor showing. The
result proved that he was right for al
though wild at times, giving eight men
masses 10 first on bad balls, but one Of
those presented reached homo. This was
largely due TO the superb support accord
ed him The Champions accepted every
chance and made what would ordinarily
be considered impossible plays with the
greatest Of ease.
in the seventh inning kceler was de-
clared safe at first on a close decision by
I'mpire Hunt. TO which the opposing cap
tain took exception and ordered his men
from the field. After WranCling fifteen
minutes the game was resumed amid the
ieers Of the spectators. Score Il. II. T..
Ealtinore ..........2 10000 $ o
New York .........1 10000 II 8
Batteries: Honer and Clark; Rusie and
Wilson.
CAME CALLED.
CHICAGO, August l0.-Chicago-Cleve-
land game called at end Of second IN
ning-Score: Chicago. 4; Cleveland, ON
account Of rain
BATTLE or PITCHERS:
PITTsBURG. PA, August lo-Pitts-
burg took the final game OF the series
f,or Louisville to-day, after one Of the
bcst-played games Of the season !,
was a pitchers' battle between Inks and
Foreman. with the Pittsburg boy-wonder
letting the best Of H. Up 20 the seventh
inning but two hits had been made on
either side. Gettinger's work was again
d n. II. +.
pittsbnrg .........O1OO1Oo2O-i 1
I ouievilla ..........0 10000 Ii { I
Batteries: Foreman and Merritt; Inks
and Warner.
STEIN AND KENNEDY.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. August iO-Stein
kopt the Philaaelphias GUESSING FOR two
innings. In the third they got five runs
ON FIVE singles and d double Kennedy re-
U4y-l stein i'm me follpWlllE INNING, ana
he Visitors only made three hits IN tho re-
naming six innings. Sullivan made se-
verol pretty stops while Griffin caught
Hamllton's long drive after long run.
score: X. H. l..
Trooklyn .........O0oo1OOO1-3 : 5
PHILADELPHIA .......OJO1000 O0-G .
batteries: Kennedy. Stein, and Grim.
Carsey and Clements.
TUNULTUOUS.
BOSTON. MASS, August 1o.-Burnham
had another tumuituous game to-day but
his rank decisions caused all the trouble.
Fortunately the Bostons had a walkOyer,
so that his poor judgment had no in
nuence on the result The Bostons batted
with great vigor for six innings Sell
bach was put out Of the game for dis
putting a bad decision ia the sixth. The
felding Of Lowe Selbach. and Abby was
the feature. Attendance. 5000. Score:
Il. u. T..
Boston ............3 o2230 '-l3 is !
WASHINGTON .......0 I 90 OF 90 ID
Batteries: Stiyctts and Ryan; Ander-
son and Mcclure.
LUCK \ FACTOR.
CINCINNATI O., August iO.-Luck
was a great factor IN to-days game.
Br-itenstein was given great support but
two Of his bases on balls gave the home
team two Of their three runs. Attendance
800 Score: X. il. T..
Cincinnati .........O1 OOOOO2'-3 .
81. Louis ..........0 OO0O2 % o
Batteries: Foreman ana Vaughan;
r..fr..,.-. ,VT I+f.f.