Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
VICTORY Foa DONATES ccLrs.
hut for BAD Error the win,tons Might
Have B,.ns shut ont.

4 hidcous error Ia righ;-feld Thursday
af,orDoOn caused a blOtch ~ one oi the
moai beautiful rec0..s the Doua,ians
achieved.
Rntler Ford was tho man who went
wrong, and what made lis Ilunder more
gorgeous WAS the fact that IL was IN the
rIntb aiming, and mp 10 that point not =
single man OF the winston t"an MAJ
crossed tic home plate. -.
Four hundred and cy'nte'n crapks"
ground their teeth m disgust. iu' II wss
too late. for thu mIshap. together with
horriblvwlld throw 10 frs of Napier. gay"
the resin-Siate boys twp runs. Tho
Donatisns. however. NAi ere" ~ maze
clert. 50 hey ddl't takc It very hard.
III, otly merit aroutfo.i htortunats
plav VI. how auN hy.ag nan Or dead ons
r',Le, could posslbl, have mufed the
ball. which fell plumb IN ms hands, Tbs
rendered the mistake novel Butler - a
saldor and wiser man now. AMI he wont
never DO So ~ more as the small chap
s,ps wher he gets spanking
fur GIANTS IS gl>T SHAPE.
But after ali The Giants played . s'upen.
GOus game and VI. OE0ur6c. L,q.. well bad
occasion t. dimple hs classic feaiureswi,h
smiles. for his pitching was superb aud
every one vii admit that b. certainly ylo-
latod that commandment winch iOrhlds
decep.ion. for his curves were odlously
NTH tho exception. however. - the two
errors made 10y NAPIER and Ford and an
other hv Nam the ilians all played superb
iy. while their opponents. though s'rHs-
cling AGAINST an awiu, 'atc hkewis,
manipulated the sph"r" IN a wonderful
manu,r The contest was thorough,
scientific AMI the cTanas pleased al
most e. madness.
"GY-ur" cRIrs PAPA TATE.
The r.-erual anxiet, # "Para" Tate as
he looked after Li, WORTHY iam'ly OF eight
va, suu.ro AM las sientor.an "Ge-up,
gc-upn 81 the men IN ra.r. ,aU 'cd gene
rni uirfh and unlimited limitations among
the numerous urch.ns who wnsgied holes
IA their trousers on the rough seats.
Euushts batting and playing On second
wa4 perfect. AID squire DOMAIN should
give hua two SUITS 81 clothes when tho
rest ot the players go' th'ir- IN l-n.
Mike" tMr O'Rourho has a rival IN MS
e,nDrous -oGlrigurrl on one occasion
riaIe. or rather helpod IN large degree 70
mako. one # the most beautiful double
p'lyS which has ever occurred AZ the parH.
| he was lowering between inst and second
/ with M handsome face directed toward
| the batter when suddenly the latter drove
| a horrible ground hy at hun. and DcfCse
! Nlchn,. mad time o. IN NJ be- bad caught
| h. AMI then sh"n be- d.i recover his rea-
/ son he had sense ci .ugn - pitch Il 10 first
and eaton the runl,r thel on bases nap
| llnR.
,.ayga AY 80 Rows y tHE wrRDs.
Whore dino ,p,c.a' = saw this they all
/ We'd WITH each ,tl,r m seeing winch ono
/ could make his 'o.is i.o,t PLAINLY hoard "a
/ Dutch Gap.
II aay TWO mru io 'r,eryc credit for tho
WAY tlcy hustled through tho guinea
H., = anl tic mack i!ck- ~ thr outheld II
H. " i;oi Foster all VOLS. The specta-
tors expect I'd every time they darted
after III" beautiful Tie, which came III
! their direction - sara cryey of partridg.s
flushed. aud all the 'crauks' uarvellcd
why the Squire didn't cut his crop of
h.sh grass which grow outside the dia-
mund 1hi- ia really "a awful iupedlment
- the players.
ham a. 9hort-stOp Wa "a clover "a pos
| ,,lla. despite Us error. Will. NAPIER.
althaag, b.. too. erred, r,a.n.y played no
bal game.
lu,.. with hi. smian ag'iltr 10 The
| sphere u"hini the lat with ali his tris-
tine t'nacltr.
4. Acnnnn commenced pitching for the
,a--n,,l-. tu; whom AFTER tYp iunln.sl BIZ
cnulaats Saw that tie Chants were batter
ing liln To- ylcces hi4 brother vas sat st.
tutcd. and though Dee I'D letter. the Do
uutIau- still bad tholriun. icnuctt caught
and PLAYED "a ieaUtiiul game. whiIo Farrell
a second l4scman likewise did exceed
lngly wei.