The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-19
TURF, FIELD And DIAMOND.
The ChiCa6OS and BOStOnS Lead in the TWO
Baseball Associations.
UNIVERSITY DEFEAT THE OLD DOMINION.
fleld-Day Sports at the Fair Grounds-En-
tries and Results of the Races ut
Gravesend and Louisville.

The Athletic Association Of Washington
Lee University WIS cut in full force on Sat
urday t. participate in the sports Of Hold
day which took place at the iar Grounds
The programme Tor the morning entertain
meut was as follows
Throwing baseball won by Allen. distance,
500 feet. Allen beat the record bv one foot.
Bias 1885 having thrown it a0s feet High
Jump standing Won by f. Turner, he ght,
leet and one-half inch. Huudred-yard dash
won by Allen, time l0il seconds. Record:
Stevenson 1883, I0l seconds. High kick.
won by A. n. Wands height. feet and I'D
inches. Throwing hammer. won 10y Allen.
distance. 81 feet u inches Pole yauting
won by Ntovall, height, feet. puttng shot,
Won by Alien. distance, 53 feet . inches.
Broad Jump running. won by Graham, dis
lance. ~ feet ~ inches WheelbarrOw
race. won by Gable Two hundred and
twenty yards dash. won by Allen time. 2i'4
seconds Hall-miie race. Won by Coles time,
2 minutes 33 seconds.
During the afternoon the following pro-
gramme was carried out
kicking football won by Tansmeire: dis
lance, l6, feet High Jump running won by
Allen. height. ) feet y inches. -Four nun
dred and forty Yards dash, won by j. NJ.
jump. won by Neister. distance 80 feet 60
inches Sack race. won by Pearce. Broad
lump standing won by StOmll. distance,
I0 feet inches StOyall broke the record by
one inch Marshall. '-9. winning by 10 feet
inch. Threelegged race. won by Allen and
Woods. Hurdle race, won by Allen time,
2O- seconds Mile race. won by Bappel time.
minutes 49, seconds. Potato race won by
Graham Tug of war between DENIES and
"Bics. Won by the former.
The committee who had charge Of the ar
rangemcnts for the day were. B. T.. Lee Jr.,
II. l.. Jones, +. L. Iowt, l.. S. Eads, j. NJ.
Graham
The Judges were. ". c. Bragg, c. D.
Letcher, n. b. Tucker.
Timekeepers. Clifford Lanier, Jr., NJ. A.
Jones W. f. Darnall
University Men Triumph.
game Of baseball had been arranged for
last Saturday afternoon between the Old DO
minion nine, of this city. and the nine of the
University of Virginia, the game To- Doe played
at Charlottesville. On account oi the rainy
weather 10 became necessary % postpone the
game until yesterday afternoon.
The Old Dominion nine consists OF Luck,
catcher O'Rourke. pitcher Lumsden, short
stop. Cullen first base. Foster. second base.
TAYLOR third base. West left field; Harrison,
centre field Applegate. right field.
The visitors from THIS city met with quite q
warm reception tl iit Adiit0 'A lii1 14lf
baseball team. individually the team is "a
good collection of taii players, but during the
game yesterday afternoon they showed lack
Of practice.
The gigantic ex-Baltimoroan's curves had
no t.rr0rs for the college men, and they gave
him "a good drubbing which yielded them
eight runs while the Old DOmlmons We're
presented with a string of goose eggs. Their
inability t. hit Mcclure tells the story
off the game His pitching was marvellous
He retired tweuty-one of the Old Domnlons
ON strikes and allowed them only one Init,
which was two-bagger by Cullen IN the
ninth inning Again and again would they
make vicious lunges at the ball, but the ball
nestled safely I'm John Greenways hand be-
hind the bat. while the umpire sung out in
sweet accord strike The home team $
fielding was of the highest order. not single
error being charged against them. For the
home team John Greenway. Benner and
Thurman led i'm batting, while Fosters play
ins az second base was best for the visitors,
he accepting twelve chances out of thirteen.
Following is the score:
Virginia. .................0 80 90 o T. 8
Old Dominion. ...........O o o o o o o o. o
Base hits. Virginia, T.: Old Dominion, /.
Errors: Virginia. D. Old Dominion. 9. Bat
teries. Mcclure and Greenway O'Rourke
and Luck.