The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-20
OUR PETS ARE PESTERED.
=, vas just Aw!ully Hearticss In Those
People TO Play such BAsi-There Is "o-
ward for tho University Yell.


rv.ocefons name will neey b. spoken
i,-a bali team heart Is hrohcni $780,.
Micro is Just anotncr victory i4Oi" ''e oNVie-
book, tlat Is az.
t.,r tn tfDfr memories ringing
ne "whitewash they received looks
like the wall.
Tho ball team from the University Of Nir-
..-,o was defeated yesterday afternoon by
- princetons the score beng ten 20 moth
ir- Island Park was the scene OF the herce
.trarrle. and nearly thousand spectators
t..kei with sympathetic interest on the defeat
Of .rsinia pets. me aIS't.es were not IN
p. any stage of the game. From tho very
.ttrf {, the end Princeton had "a well-settied
..l and after the sixth inning Il was not
...sfon Of how the Charlo ttesvi'le men
.ald defeat the Jerseyites. bat how they
Gould escape the seeming inevitable white
nash. Never IN the parks hist ~ has any
rrh gone on the field and failed 10 make
base hit but that Is just the performance the
itsrsiues gave yesterday Not until the
fsurth inning did any of the men reach FIRST.
end then lApop received painful blow On
the shoulder with pitched hallfO his extra
culinary ability. fenner had opened the IN
r.nr and went out at first. Greenway did
likewise lipOp was then hit by tAe ball and
received his first base. Smith followed at
lie lat. knocked a high fly 90 Brown and the
inning ended. In the three previous innings
Gle non went out in the one. two. three order.
In the fifth aud sixth innings the one. TWO,
q rec order continued. IN the seventh Green
way went ont at first. llpOp sailed iiy TO
hilc and smith was hit by "a pitched ball
fne second man on first for the \arsities Old
Knocked iiy that made Brooks run. but he
Zoo il. and Smith was left on the base. In the
eighth and ninth the one. two three order
was the unfortunate luck of the 'Narsities.
rRINcEros's FIRST.
Three men were at the bat for the Prince
cons IN the first inning. IL was the one. Two.
iiree order. and closed the inning. Then 1t
wls that every body whispered 20 his neighDor
tlat 10 would be a close game, and the 7lecta-
fr- on l,eacheries and IN grand stand bent tor-
ward with painful interest In the secohu IL
unE Ramsiell was first at the bat and maze
clean single TO left field. He stole second
snd went 20 third on SpOOners sacrlhce;
brooks Knocked the ball % the lnnelo ana
shelton attempted to cut bamsdeli on at
home. He failed. Wright reached nrst ana
scored on q serious. complacent mum Oy watts
aud Brooks wenttO third a passed tail by
Thomas b-oughHthe two runs IN. Guyle srucK
out Brown received his base On called Oalls,
stole second and reached home on an error hy
Thomas which also put King at first. King
sole second and reached home on an error by
Harper. who muned a fly. The nun put
Young on first. lie reached second on wild
lowed. Mackensie made home run. strictly
speaking. for by an error Of Harpers and
slow fielding he ran the circuit Of the bases.
Ramsdell again went TO the bat and ended the
Waterloo for the 'Narsltles by flying out TO
Harper. who redeemed himself somewhat by
catching a difficult fly. seven runs were
made.
IN TIE THIRD.
Tn the third two Of the Princetons struck
out and the other man was retired at first.
Guvle opened the fourth by striking out.
Brown followed received MS base on balls
and stole second. King made beautiful Int
20 far right field. putting him on third and
sending Brown home. Young sailed ny ont
TO Watts and King came home on slow held-
ing. Mackenzie ended the inning by tanning
tie air. Two runs were made.
In the fifth five of prlncetOns men went 10
The bat. but only one of them got as tar as
third base. The others were retired ct first.
-Four men faced LipOp IN the sixth. one of
whom reached third He WAS left there. In
tie seventh the Varsity one. two, three order
was tried by the Priucetons but III the eighth
they evidently decided 10 make one more run
81 that the score would be even.
Wright went 10 the bat and struck out.
Guvle did likewise. Humphrey the new
catcher. who WIS put III at the seventh
inning then made a twO-bagger by mt 10
centre field. and scored on a passed ball.
Ing also reached first on that ball. but was
put ont catcher 20 second.
rbus Was the contest ended 1t was not
brilliant exposition OF the national game,
neither did il abound in splendid plays. Tho
whole truth is that Princeton IS too strong
team for the Universities. aud especially is
this the case when Mcclure IS not IN
the box. and Marshall Is not playing. Be
sides. the Yrginias team outiield was poorly
played. Greonwav did splendid work at third.
sld Lip0p pitched an excellent game but he
was badly supported by Thomas. Had there
been some other catcher who could have held
Iipop the score would have neen different
Quite diherent. Then too. there would have
Teen fewer runs if Harper and watts had not
made three grievOus errors between them.
The spectators were not enthusiastic
Haud-clappngs could be heard when good
p.ay was made. but the Nah Hoo Wah
trat la, been triumphantly yelled on Island
Park before was conspicuous by its absence
AS left the grounds some one put the fol-
lowing in my hand:
+ OST-THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE YELL
j at Island Park Yesterday afternoon.
nier will return 90 Charlottesville, Va, and
receive liberal reward