The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-01

the North Carolina youth TO yell. Ills capa-
bilities in this line are something wonderful.
The huzzas of soldiers pale into insig
nifcance beside him and the average Rich
mond small boy il nothing in comparison.
He had a right 10 yell His team were the
yictors lie had come from far of Winston
- see the game. Victory perched on ms ban
ners and his pent-up enthusiasm broke loose
with al the abandon Ot Il C0manche. and he
sat on the ground, kicked his heels and
yelled.
The ninth inning told the tale. The score
was five 10 two. Wnstons won. The colored
mascot with his linen buckler, who had been
brought along 20 take care of the accOuire-
meuts. rolled in the grass with delight written
on every lIneament Of his face, and The visl-
tors came in from the field with broad smiles
on their countenances.
HARD WORK.
The good playing Of the visitors won the
game. They played well. with but few errors.
and from start % finish kept their heads
and llsved the game with q set determination
10 win IT, Not during the whole atternoo u
did they play reckless or unworthlly, ana
during the game several beautiful and brilliant
play We're made.
They scored their first run by wild throw,
and ~ the second inning succeeded IN send
two men over the home plate. They were not
and were only couuterbaanced Dy one run
Tor the Richmond, in the second inning.
in the third the WiustOns failed 10 score,
but tue home team made one 10y the marvel
Gus running Of kain. Disney went 10 the
bat in this inning and famed the breeze.
Kane followed with safe base hit luck
next presented himself and sent the ball over
short stops head While the Winstons were
fumbhng the ball Luck goes 30 first, and KAN
like pretty piece of electricity goes flying
around the bases sliding in 10 home before
the ball reached the atcher. Luck renamed
on first and fnright kept him there by. strik-
ing ont. Foster did likewise by kno, KING a
hy T. third. kains run Was the last that was
scored for the home team.
BAD LUCK.
From the fourth 10 the ninth inning the
Richmonds never got further than second
base. though they worked consclentiously
and faithfully Several times they made
splendid spurts but luck was against them,
and The ninth inning found them at second
base
In the fourth inning the Winstons made
two runs. Kelley began the inning by SILK
inc out Bennett went TO first on An error;
Keefer made two-base hit Wade went out,
third 10 first and amer pitcher 10 hrst.
Benuett aud Kcefer scored.
Those runs were the last made by the visit
ors They succeeded in getting TO third base,
but were invariably lett there.
The teature9 of the game were several.
Foster. when he made his run fought brayely
for it. lie went t. first on an
error. got second III the same manner
and attempted to steal third. The
ball closely followed him, but Foster made a
slide of about four feet and made il. Ii was
q beautiful sight. and Foster was applauded
literally.
GREAT CATCH.
In the eighth inning Fnright sent fly 10
third base. IL WAS fully three feet on the
outside. Int Ianitr made a Iunniug- lump Tor
it and captured i with one hand. lie had
ninety-n'ne chances against him. but the
hundredth was his ana he succeeded.
Quarles also distinguished himself. He IS
one of tie players who did such splendid
work on he Nirgnias lat year and was IN
excellent trim yesterday. He struck twelve
men out. and not once in the game did he
Get ratified or Wild He was congratulated 10y
many Of his old friends for his brilliant work.
With the exception of Disney the home
team played IN excellent game. Richmond g
first iaseman. however, did not do well by
any means. lie continually muaed the balls.
and did much 20 lose the game for the Rich
monds Following IS a detailed score: