Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGTE BALL.
Two Games Go to the Credit of the
Colonies.

LOUISVILLE. KY. August 1.-Two
games were 10 have been played here to-
day. but IN the second inning Of the first
game. with the score 10 2 in the home
teams favor. Burkett called Umpire
Wolfe a vile name, and was ordered out
Of the game Tebeau refused to put a
man in to bat for Burkett. and after
waiting five minutes, Wolfe gave the
game TO Louisville to 0.
The Indians played as II they did not
care whether school kept or not I'm the
second game. and the Colonies won easl-
lv. In the ninth inning Burkett again in
suited Umpire Wolfe. and was ordered
out Of the game. lie refused 10 leave
first base, and the Umpire called two
policemen, and the Indians left-helder
was elected from the grounds.
Rfght-Fielder McCreery has been traded
10 New York for Dad Clark and a money
consideration. and Pitcher Miller given
score: % ~ R.H. T..
Louisville .... ...21O21O1Ox-7 u =
Cleveland -. ....O102O100O-4
Batteries: Fraser and Wilson; Brown
Umpire-lfr. Wolfe. Time-2 hours ana
3 minutes.
REDS. If; PITTSBURG, 3.
CINCINNATI, o.. August 4-The Reds
and Pittsburgs played two games to-day.
Killen pitched the first game for the
visitors. and the Reds found him easy
The second game was called In the sixth
inning, on account Of darkness, with the
score n tie.
IN the second inning Hurst had given
the Reds the worst Of q decision. and an
irate roOter rolled a becr-glass into the
diamond. Umpire Hurst picked up the
glass and threw 10 into Rioters ROW, ana
hit John Cartuyveillcs over the right eye
inhicting a serious wound. patrol
wager was Immediately called. and Hurst
was arrested. charged with assault ana
battery. Red Bittman took iursts place
as umpire. Attendance, $780,
First game-ScOre: X. H. j..
Pittsburg &C.,. 80 0 0 o - .
Batteries: Rhines and Pietz; Killen and
Sueden.
Umpiro-Mr Hurst.
CINCINNATI. 4; PITTSBURG. 4.
Second game-Score: X. II. r..
Cincinnati 90. ..........4 y % " %
Pittsburg ....... .......1 0 2 J. .
Batteries: Dryer and Schryer; Gard
ner and Merritt.
Cmpires-Messrs Hurst and Bttman
Time hour and 40 minutes.
BRIDEGROOMS. 2; WASHINGTON, ].
BROOKLYN. n. y. August Al
though the Washingtons arrived AT East
ern Park to-day but a few minutes before
the time for play, their tram DeiB ldl''
they managed to put up a game that
would be a credit to any club. 1t was not
until the eleventh inning that the nome
team was able TO claim the victory
Shoch's two-bagger and Grims single
after Lachance flew out, did the trick.
ShOch was the hero of the day IN the
field. while Anderson and Grim shared in
the batting honors Score: X II. IL.
Brooklyn .....0O 10000 / L.
Washington 10000 10000 :
Batteries: Dunn and Grim; Mercer and
Ferrell.
I'mpire-Mr. Emslic. Time-2 hours ana
minutes.
ST. LOUIS. %: CHICAGO, 70.
CHICAGO, August 1.-The Browns
closed their season here to-day by taking
a hard-fought but loOscly-played game
from the Colts Both sides batted hard
from the start. Callahan lost his game
in the ninth by presenting two bases ana
making a wild pitch. Lally shut of seye-
raj long hits by sensational catches. At
tendance I 200. Score: II. n. r..
Chicago zee. ......2 O201 400 IL 10 4
ST. Louis MOO 33O121 3-13 II 4
Batteries: Thornton, Callahan, and Kit