Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-31

| McDermott and Smith without much trou-
BILE The afternoon game was one or
the best played and most exciting seen
here In years. Frazer had the New lorhs
completely at his mercy. and won golden
spurs by his display OF nerve In the last
inning With the bases filled and two
men out, Herman. who had already made
three hits. came TO the plate. Frazer got
a couple OF strikes on him right away.
and finally made him pop fly for the
short stop. which ended the game In
Iouisvilles favor. The visitors touched
up Dad Clarke rather freely, but his beau
tiful support kept the score down. Score:
First game r. II. T..
New York .... ....22O32O32'-li IA ,
Louisville. e. 1000 l0tl-4 7 4
Batteries: MeelSin and Wilson; McDer-
mott. Smith. and Miller.
Second game: r. II. f.
New York .... 80 o 1000 1 0-S l
Louisville 80. ....l 02 1000 % IL 2
Batteries: Clarke and Wilson; Frazer
and Warner
HONORS EASY AGAIN.
PITTSBURG. PA. May GETTYSBURG
took on a batting streak this morning,
and won from Washington. McJames was
batted out Of the box in the fifth inning,
and German, who succeeded him, Jared
little better. Washington won the game
from Pittsburg I'm the afternoon by hit
ting Hawley at the right time. a poor
decision by Esmue In the second inning
knocked the visitors out Of two runs
Mercer was given splendid support. and
made the star play of the game i'm fielding
a grounder to first all by himself, and
completing a double play by retiring a
runner at the plate. Score:
Morning game: R.H T..
Pittsburg.. .... 111257O '-l7 Is }
Washington =. O20O11324-l3 is 8
Batteries: K.llen and Sugden; McJames,
German. and Mcclure.
Second game: r. II. Il.
Pittsburg ...........O 0O0iO0O 3
Washington .... ..03O00031l Is y !
Batteries: Hawley and Sugden; Mercer
and Mcclure.
QUIET AFTER THE STORM.
BOSTON. May SO-The game Of this
morning passed of quietly. and without
especially incident after the trouble OF
yesterday. 1t was a Sullivan victory.
and he pitched great bali, especially with
men on bases.
Cleveland outbatted and outplayed Bos
ton in the afternoon. Wallace gave three
but afterwards settled down, and pitched
good ball. Cleveland drove SWEETS out
of the box i'm the third, Nichols replacing
him. Score:
Morning game: Ri. Y.
Boston.... .... ....32OOOOO1 O--6 >
Cleveland. co.. ..00O100 O01-2 6 ?
Batteries: Sullivan and Bergen; Young
and thinner.
Second game: r. ". T..
Cleveland. .... ..O24OG1OOO-li 16 3.
Boston ....... ....f 90 o. I Il ,
Batteries: Wallace and O'Connor;
stlvetts, Nichols, Tenny, and Bergen.
QUAKERs WIN EASILY.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3O.-Phiadel-
phia easily defeated St. Louis this morn
ing The local players batted Donohue
hard IN the first six innings and this to-
gether with errors and bases on balls,
netted nineteen runs McGil on the
other hand, was effective Philadelphia
downed St Louis again this afternoon,
and the victory is the seventh successive
one FOR the home club As was the case
this morning. the local team won by free
hitting. Score:
Morning game: Ri. z.
Philadelphia o.. ..3334SS0O'-l9 IS /
St. Louis 49,. 80 02030 0-6 s (
Batteries: McGnl and Boyle, Donohue,
Kissinger. and Murphy
Afternoon game: r. II. l..
ST. Louis .... 40 5000 o. 9 8
Philadelphia .... II 6 D o o 90 II II q
Batteries: Hart and Mcfarland; Taylor
and Clements.
THE CHAMPIONS LUCKY.
BALTIMORE. MD. May 3O.-Thcre was
large element Of luck in the morning
game. and the Champions owed their vic
tory largely thereto. The afternoon game
easily went to the home team. Fisher be-
ing hammered for eighteen hits, with
total of twenty-four bases. Scores:
Morning game: r. II. r.
Baltimore eco. 80 8 o ] 900 &c $ 3
Cineinnati...... ..t3OOO1OO0- 10 .
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson;
Dryer Fisher. and Vaughn.
Second game: Il. II. T..
Baltimore. 49,. ..1OOO8S11s-9 rs 6
Cincinnati .... ...1 OO1OOO13- 10 I
Batteries: Hoffer and Robinson; Fisher
and Vaughn.
BRIDEGROOMS FORTUNATE.
BROOKLYN. May 3O-The Brooklyns
were fortunate In making their hits at
times when they were most needed I'm the
morning game Terry and Kennedy were
effective but the local man was generous
in sending men TO first base on called
balls. TWO Of these gifts resulted I'm runs
for the BrooSlyns. Victory came more
easily TO the BrookIyns in the afternoon
game. Scores:
Morning game: r. z.
Brooklyns.... ......2 1 0 / 00OO'-i 7 3
Chicago. zee. OO0010-2 1
Batteries: Kennedy and Burrell; Terry
and DOnohue.
Afternoon game: r. f.
Chicago. zee. ....0O1 0000O0-l 4
Brooklyn zee. ....f3110O0Os- y 2
Batteries: Mcfarland and Kittredge:
Daub and Burrell.
PHENOMENAL ATTENDANCE.
WASHINGTON. May 30-Good weather
favored the cranks and the players to-
day, and all OF the base-base clubs made
money. The attendance at the morning
games everywhere was above the average.
while that az the afternoon games was
phenomenal.
Attendance. morning games:
AT New York. 600.
At Boston. 5000
At Brooklyn. 500.
At Baltimore. $500.
At Philadelphia. 5000.
~ IlttSbufS, t,Jr
Afternoon.
Baltimore TO- $50.
Philadelphia. l5.62i
Brooklyn. 1900.
Pittsburg. ll000.
Boston. 1900.
New York. 1890.
THE RECORD.
W. J.. Pr. CT.
Cleveland ..... .........2) II 5i5
Baltimore. '..............2s Il 62g
Cincinnati ...............21 II .Gl
Philadelphia ...........22 II 5li