Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-02
[DpliINIA'S VICTORY.
..,,ssslrY eoYs oEFsAT TIE
ct rs seoN NORTH CAROLINA

C.DSN ------
,nautsss Witnessed ey Large
f''...,.. Ine,uaias aAsy Society
ss' SIX - ous the score
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10. vcar.ne oolleSe ecaors. over
p.ysl,, trom bAraY, SQUAD lungs,
~ 4. ..-isd good humor-~.hcse were
..-s..es C TIE crowd who w.t.
's,'.,..s-lAll Sa.us al Island Park
- = ,.,-aoos bs,weeR TIE nsres OF
is-'' -. =. virginia and the Univer-
Nd Carolina
& .,..nste the stmosphertc
.--.e.alns Ike sixteen wounds
rSs .~-s and . : safe 60 say that
49, ~ ar t0T 80 Yards around
=, or -. have on 1ksd and vihratsd
4, -siA ..,-pi waves set IN motion by
"a - ~ those who viewed the
r,t IA have thought that not
- ~ lid man % Borneo Just
sa. .-coaraarsd By the :" lea
20, - = ~ a.. OK TIRE child Of his
g. 80, horde Il CCnaDchs
= 1. ---si5e-et llfs's only aim 90
a. a. wsl u;shs tue taousand CT
-, - & tie ratiorGl game prtss.'lt
,..- Saw beautiful exhibition
l,4.F4a'-
,--.r>r, ECTs FAvo&rTES
.-..s ,5vs ksd the sympathy %
@ '-s .-.-e was no doaot Of that
Il. Suffered froD the lapel OF
si,.- .-.. a-f many falr glrl wore
Ell. ~. .t.-ctaro-S. With a few eX-
.t..a.u.d from ctrtSon Wnen
as.s, made unfortunate plays.
ae-e5 them when they DIS
8 .+.r-sa.ves. a. they often did
e.-.,r b1ys. a. the VITgi mans
s. t.-s.rves. had q decided cd
tts CarOlluisns, as tar a.
F.i, ~. -g--rrret. Tins Vas very
"a 80 -- the spectators and the
.-. r cd seemed Younger, too
= 5000 h-vs wore cadet gray suits,
Soc Stockings, with caps OF
-. -.---s-blue ard orange.
.-.--s looked exceedingly trim
go. xh.ta krlckerbCcSsrs, and
.-.k--,. With caps OF blue and
es Gee. isfy il favor ot the
- .rs their admirers staked
80. tL-y would 6sfcsl their
.---.. 80. the nan who had the
-H..--g 20 uuuire the game
as. ard he certainly gave
-, a-.r, and, strange 20 say.
- 3. s.. ana 81 81
--E s.r-EErEs
,....-- s-l Oldtsu formed the bat
-.--. 90 mans. The former twIri-
All The istter catching IL,
FIJI -- NIB. good STYLE. They
...-.l-.s-- battery and did beau
,----- The trIsk - ot the pitcher
..--- s--wn % toe VIrgIni1ns-
e. n -.4---s. an old Richmond boz,
me Nars..leS, and the
- ~ p he threw the bail during
80. cane Wa positively oppressive
..s- .-., A. they utterly failed
---- s-.- tW1 Or three eXcep-
81. s-uve-ta3 uy John Green
.....a-. wlJ did beautiful work
g. gle TO,
~ el'E -lLLEl
---.s --s--s called the game At $40
~. --. ----.ss Ehs3t OF time, snd
........4, vsr, % the bst. Bsnner
81. 49, -s- o. use the stick be
III. l...-- 1cicL was captured
=. re. E-- and drove the oall 20
-. T---a 70 Vas ~=-Zed and hurled 20
..--..--.. ~. l.- oct Al Gresnway
.-. che YIN. ---ea desperate blows,
r. l- aside. AMI ended the. inning
= Il. -. ..f--r.A-,1 -, -,
-....-. ...V .-..-.ss." INT they certainly
y. ..-s- -s.- spirits. which afterwards
..-. --- r.-- when B1s5es. Of the
-.s-.. ia Q tie inning q the latter
v-s Nal. g. s-----s-Cp. who threw
i. 49, ----.-- L.L ont. Graham vas
49,. .-a--- -cier - second, while
l- .l--.! .--.
~ --zs - Ky vIEsEIAyS
t,-. .---I .-a-c- Seaisy led Of for
.r.-....s z.th b., inner, which the
-.----..-f Ne made first, and got
-. be- --a L-- ~ Thurman. AZ
.-s .-s.ty' nIns's admirers
So. r.. .tT entitled There are
- L. her hopes were
-. ----T=-. ~ J. Gresnway struck
{. .-... k-.1E-l q fy 20 short-stcp,
e., r.-- IS ~; or 81 frst- Thur
o. 20. .--- Q base.
~. .-. o.. tn. ~ for the CG-ohulans
a. .r.- r. q. second. which Abbott
q-.,-- A.--is Tie YIrEInisns yelled:
Ea.s ,-- natter With Abbott: He's
~. Henderson Vas Also retired on
Is 81 i---s---, lsrt-E@Eded nan.
H. Ia,
-zE T--s- Ery MADE
Sa-.-- game 1ai been nip aud tug.
s.. ----l- s-.--s T-p LE1 been betting
ere ll-.--s doubtless felt q Little
--- Tx .-a--. however, were soon
-r.-z ,r-LIlZEs. With base
81. L. r.---Var ard Two errors by
e. ----, -.t= q run n the third
s s--- t--L-L1J1s eppl Euse-
~ .-- -.--..-a-s were famed out u
Col --- .-
. ---- = III '-'F a-sIties0 again
z -4-- her batting was not
-'l.. .- a-v yea; strength The Caro-
81. - ---- 90 set more snd more
q. A.r---z.s pitching. we've again
,...... --.-, r the dart Of the Caro-
l - -- 9Th inning sdded another
-' --= --.-- --t-- - NIrginlz1s." The
.'r III IL tz~l..nl8ls then struck
v-.- .--.--- Knocked a Ay 20 right-
ga va. -ag-1red oy Winston
:. -.--- l-- -yg.21s- followed
RIA 10 4 g tie "'Farsities n
-r'- ----- u.-L = beautiful base hit
'-t---- SD. s-i the inning ended
'-s, ~ : : --s EIrgInIsnS-
T. ---- -ar q srz tar healza FER
90 20 ~, %. q 3 f5zl dy. which
go '----- The ar towards the
49, t-- g-s captured by the Viz
= .l'----. ULJ made one OF the most
49, pan, u TIE game. He was yo-
s l--.-IizL.
p seventh chance the '-'Vs-sities
- '--r-. although Smith led OF
'.-i .l,----, - --Znt teld ard got as far
- p - s..W fielding OF the Caro-
50 2-. s4--.-os his OF the Old Do
49, --,---s.
s-- -EET s-ErCE OCT.
-' --- -l-s net theIr usual fate
Ga ne hat-:te drst man be-
-. --.- &c. Is aud the two Others
u --- <-L
'- r--s v--e gained by the
-'.-s - re eiZlth inning. making
I've - Lg.zlng IN their favor,
l.e' o.. a. Ill-Omsned goose
'~--1 g. tie Caroliuians Rad 20
~ - -pca. but with the srdOT
- '-eT Played ball with grim
-. l.c-a; slowed 10 inprovemert,
49, ---1 .--l2g they did not bet-