Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-03
NEW YORK WINS AGAIN.
brooklyn Defeated mt Eastern Park.
Score, tn :.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. August New
York won another game from Brooklyn
at Eastern Park to-day. Kennedy again
tried his hand against the Giants. but in
vain. Joyce played poor game at third.
but Seymour's clever pitching and the
New Yorks' timely hitting saved the day.
Attendance. 5.55S. Score: r. II. Il,
BROOKLYN ... ....2O2O 2101 0-S
New York .... 80 2 002 0 . 90
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim; Seymour
and Warner
Umplre-Mr. ODay. Time Of game-1
hour and - minutes.
ORIOLES. 4; PHILADELPHIA, 2.
BALTIMORE. August 1.-The Cham
Dions to-day won from Philadelphia in
game OF no especial interest. This was
the thirty-second consecutive victory OF
the Orioles over the Quaker City aggre-
cation. August 6. 1895, being the date or
their last successful struggle with the
Birds A lightning double play on the
part Of Doyle and Jennings was the only,
feature worth mentioning. Attendance
3 2G2. score: r. II. T..
baltimore 80. ....O1OO111O'-i - 1
Philadelphia .......0 OOOOO10-2 10 /
Batteries: Pond and Clarke; Fiheld ana
Umpire-Air. McDermott. Time OF
gamc-2 hours.
Colonies, 3; CLEVELAND. 3.
LOUISVILLE. KY. August 1.-The
Colonies won n duh game from Cleveland
to-day. Clarke was taken out OF the DON
by Tebeau after the third inning. ana
Powell substituted. Fielder Pickering has
not been sold to Syracuse. as has been
reported, but has been given his uncOn-
diuOnal release. Score: X. n. ~
Louisville .... ....l 3 5000 -
Cleveland .... ...10 2O0OO00-3
Batteries: Evans and Wilson; clark,
Tmpire-Mr. Hurst. Time Of game-2
hours and 8 minutes.
SENATORS, Q; BOSTON, 7.
WASHINGTON. August 2-KlObedanz
was easy for the Senator'S i'm the nfsL
game to-day, but the Beanoaters gave
them n scare when they pounded Mercer
for six hits in the eighth. one Of them
tribe. German was wild, forcing In a run
I'm the third. Swain then took his pace,
and pitched in better form. Attendance,
so. Score:
First Game: X. H. T.;
Boston -. 100000 OO7O-7 u
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Kobe
Umpire-Mr. EmsHe Time Of game
hours and minutes.
BOSTON. 9; WASHINGTON, 5.
Second Game: r. H. r.
Washington .. 80 2 % 10
Boston ....... .....1 0 OO-9
Batteries: German, Swain, and Nc
CURE: Sullivan and Lake.
Umpirc-Mr Emsie. Time OF game-l
hour and 40 minutes.
REDS. 9; PITTSBURG ?.
CINCINNATI. August 2.-The Pirates
could do nothing with Breitenstein or
DIVER to-day, and the Reds won without
much trouble. Three-base hits By both
Padden and Davis, and a single by Ely,
gave the visitors their only runs. There
was no regular umpire present. Ehret
and Sugden ohiciated. Score: r. IL. y.
Cincinnati .. 80 5 0O1 / - IL o
Pfttsburg 49,. .....O % o o % y
Batteries: Breitenstein, Dwyer, Peitz,
and Schriver; Hughey, Merritt, and
Umpires-Messrs. Ehret and sugden.
Time Of game hours.
COLTS. 10; ST. LOUIS /.
CHICAGO, August 1.-The Colts won
both games to-day with but little effort.
Grihiths pitching was too much for the
Browns in the first, their only run at
the finish being purely q gift Grimes
was unsatisfactory for the locals, while
Briggs kept his hits well scattered III
the second. Attendance, 5000. Score:
First Game: X. ~ j..
st. Louis 80. 1000 5000 O. 4
Batteries: Griffith, Donohue, and Kit
trcdge: DOnahue and Douglas.
Umpire-Nr. Hogan. Time OF game-l
hour and 40 minutes.
CHICAGO. 3; ST. LOUIS. 5.
cS Sfc1n1 Ca,'' ....oO441OOOs-S u
81. louis 49,. .....O1O1O2O01-5 10 .
Batteries: Briggs and Kituedge; Grimes
and Douglas.
hour and 30 minutes.