Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
The New YorIs Heat the Chicagoes
score, 10 =.

NEW YORK August 1.-the New
Yorks beat the Chicagoes to-day IN a game
fun Of exciting situations. two long drives
by Herman, really putting on the finishing
touches Friend was so wild that Terry
succeeded him I'm the second inning. but
tho iatter's work was not much better.
Clark was hit in only one inning, and
received magnificent support from Davis
and Gleason. in the sixth inning, one of
the ground employees kicked a batte-
ball away from Ryan. and a general mix
up followed with Ryan. PETER. and
LANCE landing counters and swings ON
ana cnraged crowd Of cranks. who We're
finally dispersed by the police. The
weather was perfect. but the crowd was
not over 1000. Score: r. II. r..
New York ........1 0O2O2N-8 10 3
Chicago Gee. ......2 600 700 3 10
Batteries: Clarke and Zerfoss; Friend,
Terry. Donahue. and Kittridge.
CINCINNATI. .; BOSTON, T.
BOSTON. August l9.-Cincinnau got
big lead I'm the first inning to-day. but
Boston made "a big squirt in the fifth, ana
took the lead. mostly due 10 Foreman
bad pitching Dwyer went i'm TO pitch ih
the sixth. and did finely. Longs homer
On the sixth was the only run made OH
him. Cincinnati won out in the eighth
on triples Of Auller's and Naughan's. and
lrwin's long line-hy 10 centre. Attend
ance 3.775. Score: r. ii. IT,
Cincinnati .... ...5 o o 0 O2N-y u
Boston ...... ......0 OO5100O-7 10
Batteries; DWyer Foreman, and Peiizi
Yerrick and Camel
ST. LOUIS. 9; BALTIMORE. Z.
BALTIMORE. MD. August Declaring
an r.I.. Of
ing game of the ST. Louis series for the
Champions to-day. They outbatted the
visitors and managed 20 bunch their hits
iu the two innings in which they scored
but the handicap of bad fielding was too
much to be overcome. Two games viii be
played tomorrow. Attendance. 1921
score. r. H. H..
Baltimore Gee. ..OOO3OQ4OO-7 ID s
ST. Louis. 80 OO2130 o. Q 10
Batteries: Mcmahon and Clarke, Brett
enstein and Mcfarland
PHILADELPHIA. IS; LOUISVILLE. 0.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. August 19.-
Philadelphia shut Louisville out this az
teuoou. through Carsey's good work IN
the box and the excellent support given
him Frazier was wild and in the fourth,
eighth and ninth innings was hit
hard by the Quakers. Callahan, Phila-
delphias new shortstop played well, and
accepted all his chances in good style.
Weather clear and pleasant. Attendance.
1900
Score: r. II. z.
Philadelphia q. 10 10000 2-15 IS o
Louisville 800. e. OOO000000-0 q
Batteries: Carsey and Bohlex; Frazier
and Dexter
BROOKLYN, 10; PITTsBURG. Z.
BROOKLYN. \. Y. August ia base
on balls. five singles, and a home-run
settled Abbey in the second inning Of
to-days game Hughey kept the hits
scattered until the seventh, when the first
four batters hit for two bases, and An
derson singled. Hawley then replaced
score: R.H.E.
Plttsburg ...... ..O5OOO2OOO-7 Is o.
Brooklyn ..... ..O2OOO1 81 10 II 2
Batteries: Hawley Hughey. and Mer-
rift: Daub, Abbey and Burrill
CLEVELAND. 13; WASHINGTON, 8.
WASHINGTON, August 19.-Washing-
ton lost both games to-day through poor
batting Smith. who formerly played on
the University Of Pennsylvania team.
made his appearance with the locals and
did good work. Tebeau was put out OF
the game in the first inning for obiecting
to one Of Umpire McHurt's decisions
Attendance, 800. Score:
First game r II. +.
90. ..O41OOOO01- II 81
Cleveland .... ...04O O3O5s-l3 10 .
Batteries: Flynn and Mcclure: wal
lace and thinner
CLEVELAND. T; WASHINGTON. ?.
Second game r. II. T.
90. .OOO2OOOOO-2 G O.
Cleveland o.. ....0O 2O30s-7 10 /
batteries: German and Farrell: Cuppy
and thinner