The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

-, tte colts. but there can be no fault
f~~r5 with either side Both were honest and
conscientious in their work. kicking was en-
tralv absent from the gamel and everybody
seemed % have an earnest desire 10 please all
concerned. and the audience looked on with
Genuine pleasure il good play was made
by fhe people from the pine forests II was
literally applauded. II the men from the city
of hills executed a dazzling feat 10 Likewise
received hand clippings. The audience. IKE
tLe PLAYER were honest. and II the Nctors
had won they would have applauded Just III
tie same manner.
0'RoURKE's PITCHING.
ORonrke pitched a splendid game for the
mmonwealth people. and with good bats
men 20 contend with eight men gave imita-
1.ns of restaurant fans. McGanu also sent
u some excellent curves and i've men failed
h .tcp the sphere al home-p.ate while en-
route to catcher
Iuck. with pair Of trousers more like the
trsue1e performer than the humpty Dumpty
man. dictated rs catcher. and received liberal
srnlauso f0r his splendid stops. while heeier,
with blue uniform. gave splendid lilustra-
lions Of Second district policeman cat hing
Tarmv.l.e burglars. Sir. @. DlcGann as
ehor'-ston tod often 10y his acts that he was
in the field and Leftwich IN the same posi-
ton lid exceedingly well. Timothy West,
tie phenomenal boy pitcher years ago. APP
fi0ls g ,tinguished himself, while Harrison at
centre field took every chance any way posi-
be ana aided materially Ia keeping down the
ecOrs flr the visitors.
1IeguirsrE,her surprised the spectators as
thsgame started 0y holding down the second
bsr bu- before the contest had finished
sl.sel ftat If the sphere came anywhere
ne-r lim DE was destined 20 get his hands on
H. His arm being rather sore was the reason
fcrli. u.aging on second. but Captain Harri-
e.n Yesterday stated that lie would pitch this
afternoon with Foster or Luck as catcher.
Tie Winston. will also have "a new battery.
lrsf0n being the pitcher
THE game with IS many beauties can best /
be- described as follows.
FIRST INNING.
OR0mke out. fly e. second: Harrison /
reached FIRST on passed ball. but was caught 4
mapping and put oar. pitcher to first; Nc |
CURE ont. thirl Go first.
g.. Mc6aun commenced the game for the |
Milst0ns ov making clean hit reached sec /
oud on au error ot irt stole third. and was /
put ont at home. second tO catcher LystOn |
followed with fY tl centres Bennett made /
hf t0 rghr held and NOS left on base, and /
heeier went ont with liner o. first.
SECOND INNING.
Enrrht ont short 90 first Luck made q hit |
and was left on second and West and Left
Jones. Farrell and Kelley struck ont
amidst enthusiastic cheers
THIRD INNING
Cullen out short 20 first Lumsdon made
At but Ike Harrison. was caught mapping
an went out. pitcher to first and O'Rourke
ended the half of tie inning by fly 10 sright
fed
a. McGnn made a bit over third base. and
IeaeArd second ou passed ball. The ball
however was picked mp and thrown 10
y, 0-l ZOO high, and uy the throw he reached
tiid. Ne scored on Lystons hit Hayden
4iNNei Mclann and reached first on an
eiiN oi short-stOp. stole second and was lett
uefa. o.. Mctann struck out Lyston made
Mi 20 centre field and was left at second.
Bennett sent foul 90 the catcher. and keefer
fal,l ilo inning with rs TO right-felder
~ ills inning the only run was made until
tle Antl inning
FOURTH INNING.
iau.son went out by fy TO second: Nc
vuie followed with q hit but went out, short
'r.l ,l on knught IS bit. The latterreached
i-t middle hag hy passed ball and was left
l- .ie and West ont short 10 first. The tri-
..' l.' Jones. Farrell and Kelley went
on. . Pre- work of the infelders,. Farrell
'"- ' nag ly good deal of excellent !
'.4.'0n- Ivy Mcclure.
lriln INNING.
b. Cullen and Lumsden had holes
'h and ended their half If the in
Damn sent fly 70 second Fielder
went oat. thru 20 first and by run
~, 4 tarrson's down ia cen!re-held
'''- ended The inning.
SAITH INNING.
Joy 'ne quick and excellent work of infelders.
Ae hafrlsol and Mcclure were unable
.''lep ~ nrrt base Lys.on reached first ON am
49, tell -leliet. stole second and reached
11.-t oy hceier sacrifice Bennett followed
~ I however, and sent q fly 20 Harrison 4
hit put hm out al first. and when
So went 10 the bat The spectators. whose
:. ltlles We're with tho kiclmonds looked
w mo le.d with bated breath. Ivston was
t~siL-ly irving 20 confuse Cd Rourke bv hon
q -- ABOUT The base. but the gentleman from
- emerald Isle refused to he confused ami
49, ,ed about his brain tissue he fact that # :
s-.. ~i.e for ba-Lpayng was ever 10
-.'te t-at time Lad come He a.. q
gave the ball twill. looked B
+ v-D9ao.y over towards that base. raised
All .. russell Shoe 20 horizontal position a
hoo. .-9 leather couglouieratlun over tho j.
\. plate. STRIKE" was roarcd out In +
nj ~ van .t tones by Mr. Tate Another diyid-
Jose. .n9 ethereal was performed by Mr. v
bate, ', mere VISA painful pause The c
i,rr.r slVol hrn. the man on the third con-
'tt.'- his hoping aud tie smile on the /
.pbere lace hroadcnej 20 a grin Tho "a
opi again sailed over the plate strikers
ookei saii oy Nr Tate Tie man on third q
ono unhappy aud the spectators drew {
-" oieain and yelled
SEVENTH INNING. !
va. "t.slt knocked fy 20 loft field which !
vent o~. truly caught by Bennett. Iuck =
istoaina, p, aiigi, TO third West made hit. but
fv ~ .' "' Afst, for Loftwich followed with !.
calcher E nie Mold. Farrell sent foul 10
sa6ei 4 Aeeley struck out. aud a Mc(,ann
''' inning with a ily to third.
c,u NGHrH INNING
nsSan, og.an iae inning by strikno ont y
0 Hon'Ia Anocked ny 10 third I'D Il
issclass 3 raised hope for moment a." hv W
lowe,es. ist on tumble He STAYED ill., ~
out +, LOT Harrison followed him ~ srd 'n.le -
Hayde, y ~ u short-stop. "'"' -
6 McGenn .litsie9 NV 10 third base,oan -
fop eS1 lh uiq Likewise with gy fo Shnr.'
Agkt. l ba Lysion PLAYED havoc Win - snort or
'"''a with a. hot ay TO third base ''"-
Mac, NiS1l INNING. CT
soDe sprngnss a N i I inning with but little tn
halls 1RRssnt when he received ed he LEI assher N
passed ball he reached second Saso ID s.