Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05


in the face OF the visitors hitting. they
ala not have a look in. Attendance. 1.nS
In the afternoon Philadelphia ccfeated
Washington In one OF tho most remaTkaDie
games ever played here. Taylor, who IL
suffering from a sore side, was al easy
mark for tho visitors. who held the game
safe at 10 TO 5, when Haiman "aS
brought in. At the end on the hrst BALI
OF the sixth tie score was IA TO In their
favor. In the second half the locals
gagged King for eight hits, Clements
winding up with home-drive. with two
men on bases. Beginning with the seventh
Carsey brought in the Philadelphias, ana
German did for the visitors. Huiens force
and Delehantys double made the winning
run. Attendance. S,252. Score:
Morning game: " Ia.
phIlaaelphia ...I051oOO0i IL 1
Washlnston .......5OO10601 OBJ Y >
Batteries: carsey and Clements; Nc
James and Mcclure.
Afternoon game: ~ II. -.
Washington .......3Osf13 0oo-lt IL I
philadelphia ......02S0os lib %
Batteries: German. K,ng, and McCauiey;
TAYLOR. Mailman. and Clements.
BOSTON 'vINs TWICE.
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN. N. y.
July Ain a pitchers battle the bos.ons
defeated the BrookIyns this morning. ms
Hubites punched two hits in the thl,u.
and as many in the eighth. While tha
p,ool~Ivns cot more men TO bases than
the Rostons and made timely sacrinces.
tha men were invariably LETT. as MUS
were not forthcoming at these times. Az
tendance. 1900. <,orroor
The Bostons also won tine a.esnoo'
game stein, who lasted three inninss:;
pitched an erratic game, ana was 'ou o,,,ss>,
,or sIx hits. but two double plays retire"
.Sa s,de IN the second and third innings.
Trio change in the pitchers box was niauo
20 late. while the Bostons could uiy
only ono run in the remaining innings. .no
bo,oa nIayers were held safe thiousnoo'-
| Attendance 5000. Score; ID II VI
Morning game: ,ooona
| Boston ..............oo vV,,. S,,vetts
Batteries: Abbey and Burriii'
| and Tenny pH.E.
Aternoo" s1"' 4110OolOo-7 10 Q
Bosev ,', 100000 -2
DI potterIes: Nichols and Tenney; STEM
eprnrRs TAKE FIRST PLACE
crrvrr. AND. o., July At ralneo
| hard all the morning and up 10 VIII.
af,een minutes OF the time for play. Ese'
3 then II was cloudy and threatening. po,:
for all that, there was an at'ehuan ~, -
nearly 5000 at the morning ga'he, 49,,
would have been double that NUMBER, put
Co. ,he had weather. Wilson pitched Tor
cleveland and he was steady ana en.c-
,,,,e Donohue, who was on the ruDper
! o. Tho browns was hit hard In spo's'
and Mt times was very Wild. AS n re-
su,t OF this condition OF things the re-
suit was never in doubt.
Morning game: Score: "a =,
Cleveland ....... II U n
n a
batteries: Wilson and OConnor; Doha-
hue and Mcfarland
/ cleveland took first place In the race
for the remnant this afternoon. by winning
the game from st. Louis. The crowd
went wild when the score showing tnae
baltimore had been beaten was posted.
Young pitched a little better ball than
Hart. and that gave Cleveland the VIC
torv. The Browns clearly outfielded the
spiders. The attendance was few over
10000.
Score: X II. ~
Cleveland -. ...,.3O2oOo0o'- II
st. Louis ..... .....l 0 0 002 Il OO-4
Batteries: Young and Oconnor; Hart
and Mcfarland
TWO FOR THE COLTS.
| CHICAGO, July 4-The Colts made
many errors In the morning game, but
the hits they registered off Frazer were
long and hard. Clarks triple "a the rear
bleachers in the seventh brought In three
OF Louisvile's five runs. No umpire
showed up at the grounds. ana Terry OIL
! ciated doing very well Holmes reap
reared with tho LouisIlles, playing his
: first game since he was injured In the
spring. Attendance, 5000 Score:
Morning game: X. IT. Il.
| Chicago ..........2O 2012O1 IS 10 5
I,ouisyille ...........0O 0Oo04o i-5 3
Batteries: Grihiths and Kittridge; Fra
zier and Warner.
The afternoon game was practicaiiy SET
tied I'm the first inning, when tle Colts
nounded Cunningham so savagelJ- that all
the life was taken out Of the visitors. At
,o,darce a 600 Score: r. III. j..
Cbicoao midi I'll IL .
Louisville .........1 0 600 80
Batteries: Briggs and Donohue; Gun
ninqhara and Warner