The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

the audience of four hundred people sat
through the nine innings With seeming en-
joyment.
Many Of Richmond's society girls were
there with the pretty gowns. and young lauies
from Goth WhltlOck's and Ginter were occu-
pant OK grand. stand seats.
Inc teams were well costumed and played
Throughout with vim. but after the third
inning 70 was very evident that the Vi
garetie people had things their own
way. Gum was hit quite hard by
the hinter people. ana be was badly
supported by Ambold. This latter lndi-
yduai caught well enough. but made grey.
Gus mistakes when throwing and several OK
the Cigarettes runs are due solely 10 the Tact
that he would throw 20 second 10 cut on a
man while runner occupied third. FAR
lamb was rather heavy as short stop and
GRANGE at second frequently failed 10 hold
Ambo.4s throws. Skater caught splendidly
ana Sales threw pretty speedy ball. seven
teen men famed the air as result OF MS
good work Meade on third base was active.
and Lawson did well as shortst0p.
IN the nrst inning the CherOOts had the
fed. and the first three struck out. Shaler.
for the Cigarettes. received his base on baiis.
and While Meade was striking out came home
on series Of wild pitches and passed balls:
Hicks fled" Quito centre field. giving. Cottrell
splendid chance. and Miller made matters
lively 1y hitting q three-bagger. lie scored
on u passed ball Sales struck out.
ia tho second tho Cher0Ots made a squirt,
Ambold reaching third base on errors #
Walden and Meade. He stayed there how
ever. as his there followers were retired at
first.
Walden and Clarke. for the Cigarettes were
retired before they reached third, and
Wayne followed them with a hit. An error
sent him 10 second. Lawsons single gave
him third, and lie stole home because Am
bold very iuconsiderately threw 10 second.
attempting 70 cut Lawson of.
Ia the third inning the CherOots went out
in one. two. three order while the Cigarettes
scored two runs Meade was first to bat and
made clean single He stole second and
third. while Hicks struck out. A wild throw
by AmDold placed HIM on the home-piate.
Miller followed Hicks with Dagger, ana
a stolen base and single gave him run. Sales
and Walden went out at first.
In the fourth Granger got his base on balls
and stole second. Puliam famed the air and
Granger was put out at third while trying to
steal there AmbOld reached first and stole
second. while Gordon retired the side by
going ont at first.
4 passed ball put Clarke on first for the
Cigarettes. then a stolen base. another passed
balls and "a two-bagger by Shafer sent him
across the plate. Only one run was scored.
After this tho fourth inning, 10 looked as
though the Cberoots would not score O run,
but they went resOlutely 70 work IN the hfth,
and after Cottrell had atruck out Gum
reached first on an error by Meade, who
muhed a fly. He stole second. and the same
error by Miller that put Windle on first sent
Gum home. There Yves great cheering.
In tie seventh the CherOOts again scored.
Cottrel began tho inning by making a hit
over second base. Gum followed with u
single aud COttrell sailed t. second. bad
error by Walden sent Cottreli home Gum
reached third, but was put out there. Windle
and Napier struck out.
The detailed score gives q baseball enthu-
siast D su..ndid liea Of the came.