Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
BrideErooms Again Heat the Goth
amltcs-Iine Fielding.

BROOKLYN. n. Y, June 26.-The
BrOOklyns again beat the New Yorks
to-day, winning the game in the sixth
inning. after the first two men had been
retired on two bases on balls Paine
stopped several apparent hits with men
on bases The feeding Of DAILY and Con-
naughton were the features. Attendance
'N Sew York 80. ..OOOO1OoOO-i 3 8
Brooklyn ... o.. 100000 f-3 13 !
Batteries Clark and Wilson; Paine and
Brim.
SENATORS DEFEAT CHAMPIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The locals
defeated the champion Baltmores rather
easily this afternoon. NotWithStandlng
the TACT that rain fell before and during
the game. 1884 spectators were present
Maui pitched the first inning for WASH
ington. and then retired, because of diff
Guilty IN handling the wet bail. King
who succeeded him, did splendid work.
and would have kept his opponents score
down TO one run but for errors.
Washington. -. ..2O21O2OO2-S 10 2
Baltimore .... ....0101 00-3 2
Mcmahon and Robinson.
COLTS WIN EASILY.
CHICAGO June 26.-Hawley was very
easy for the Colts to-day, and the latter
won handily. Friend was mystery 70
the Pittsburgs all the way through, but
Colts gave another fine exhibition OF
daring base-running. stealing eleven
times Harry TRULY second baseman,
has been sold TO the Springfield (Mass)
team Attendance, 900
Score: X. IL II:
Chicago. go. ....2O321O4O ~ II |
Plttshurg .... - q o O. . 10 D
Batteries Friend and Daley; Hawley
and Merritt
BROWNS AMATEURISH.
Csrr h. l,r Of OF r.
fish exhibition OF baseball ever seen here
I'm a championship game was given to-day
by the Browns Their battery work and
feeding were equally bad. The visitors
played an excellent game. Attendance,
500. Score: Il. II r..
Cincinnati o. o. ..OO 401O 06 BE II l
Batteries: Hart and Murphy; Ehret and
PETIT
SULLIVAN TOO MUCH FOR EN-.
BOSTON. June 26-Sullivan's pitching
was too much for the Phillies to-day.
They tied the game in the third, and
after that mace but nVe hits on MIN.
Captain Nash received warm welcome,
and was presented with two elegant
stands of flowers. He played brilliant
game. Delehantys batting was magnifi-
cent. The Boston infield did brilliant
Work. Attendance, S,ll9.
Score: r.. II. T..
Boston ........ ....O4OOO122' u 3
Philadelphia o.. Il % 5000 O-4 IL 3
Batteries; Sullivan and Tanney; Taylor
and Clements.
A DISGRACE.
LOUISVILLE, ky. June 26.-To-day' 8
game between Louisville and Cleveland
was a disgrace TO baseball II was al
most a riot from start TO finish, and last
ed three hours and twenty-six minutes.
The players Of both teams made foot
bail of Umpire Weidman. and engaged IN
fights themselves. Burketts home run I'm
the ninth tied the score. II was almost
dark. and Louisville did not try 10 play,
going out one. two. three. In the tenth
Cleveland scored four runs on an error, a
single. and home runs by McAleer ana
McGarr Louisville got three men on the
bases. when Wedman called the game on
account of darkness. This so enrased
the Cleveland players that they made for
the umpire in a bunch. McAleer struck
him on the jaw. Then the crowd IN the
bleachers. armed with sticks and beer
glasses made for the diamond. but the
police succeeded I'm driving them away.
Attendance 1900. Score. r. ii. h.
cleveland .........0201O O001-4 9
Louisville .........0 00301 000 o.
batteries: Hill and Warner; Cuppy and
O'('OnWOr.