Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-10
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Boston Defeats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
to 3.

BOSTON. August 9.-CIeveland started
az Nichols early to-day, scoring three in
the first but after that they were unable
TO hit him with any effect Boston bat
ted knepper hard when hits were nec1-
ed Colliiiowor replaced Hemphlll at right
in the third. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Boston ..... .....O1O1OO1O3-7 10 /
Cleveland .........3 90 100000 O-3 8 3
Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; Knep-
per and McAllister
Umpires Messrs. Lynch and Connolly.
lllne OF game, hours.
LOUISVILLE. 4; NEW YORK. .
NEW YORK. August 9.-Lousvlle won
to-day by punching a triple, double, ana
two singles. in the first inning. After
That Seymour pitched a steady game Ihe
locals were unable To do much win
Phihppfs pitching until the eighth Wheh
two singles and double were given them
making two runs. Attendance, iVg'
Score. II. II. II.
New York .......OOO
Louisville .........3 q 10000 o ~ i
Batteries: Seymour and Warner; Philip
pi and thinner.
Carr. Time Of game, hour and % min
utes.
CINCINNATI, nj; BROOKLYN -.
BROOKLYN. August 9-To-day's ga ne
was a smuggling match in which six pitch-
ors were used up. The score was twice tied.
and then the BrOoklyns secured what ap-
pcared to be a safe lead, by a nice bat
ting rally I'm the sixth. Then Donovan
went up in the air. the visitors scoring
seven runs before they were retired. At
tendance 300 Score: X. II. f..
Cincinnati ........00 2007 Ola Is 3
Brooklyn ..........4 O2 04O1 1-l3 u 2
Batteries Phillips Hahn, Hawley. and
PETE; Kennedy, Donovan, Neager, and
Mcclure.
Umpires: Mcssrs Gaffney and Latham.
Time of game, hours and 40 minutes.
CHICAGO. 6; WASHINGTON, 3.
WASHINGTON. August 9.-The Chicago
players had no difficulty in walking away
with the game to-day, as the Senators,
although they hit hard, exhibited incom-
potent work ON the bases. Attendance.
X ' ashi nfIH' ....oOO20OOO1-S IS 2
Chicago ...........O1 100000 1t IL 1
Batteries: weighing and Duncan; Roach
| and DOnOhue
Empires: Messrs Swartwood and
Dwyer Time of game, hours.
QUAKERS, "A; PITTSBURG, 10.
PHILADELPHIA. August 9.-To-day' S
| game was a most remarkable one. When
| Pittsburg went to bat in the ninth IN
ming the score was to 6 ia Philadel-
| phia's favor. With three men on bases,
Magee made wild throw TO Donovan 5
hunt, sending three runs across the pate.
Orth was substituted, and before the last
! man was out Pittsburg scored four more
runs. In the Phllies' half an error by
| EOweTman and consecutive hitting gave
the locals six runs and the game. Attend
| ance 41gG Score: r. II. Il.
/ Piusburg .........I 3OOOOO27 16 3
| Philadelphia 100000 6-l4 q 3
batteries; Tannehill and Schriyer, Orth,
| Magee and Douglass.
! Umpires Messrs Emslie and Mcdonald.
! Time Of game hours and p minutes.
ST. LOUIS 6: BALTIMORE, 3.
! BALTIMORE. August St Louis won
| an exciting game from the Orioles to-
| day. Young was in fine form, and but
/ for errors by the men back OF him the
| Birds would not have been in the game.
! Attendance, 2OJJ. Score: X. IL. j..
| St Louis .........0 o 1 2 90 , 10
! Baltimore .........1 . o o 20 O.
| Batteries: Young and Schreckengost
! NcGinnity and Robinson.
! Umpiros: Messrs. O'Day and Hunt.
| Time Of game, hours and 10 minutes.