The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

and appreciation OF the /. 'any sool pay az.
the celebrated Bean ate,. feeelNou heais -
applause on several OCCASION "a :, ~ 49,
played picked team, and star ECU :" ~
from the very start. five rum 20 ''o'''-'0
home plate IN the first inning. ,-.h ros
One Of Richmonds sons, Billy \ ASH "'s
the Fl th man at the bat Tor the Boston ~ 81
as he stepped into the box WAS presented ~.
a beautiful basket of flowers. lie raised
cap and bowed in appreciation 81 the " ou's
to his great qualifications. Many thought
that such procedure would have tire ences
OF making Nash nervous. and no would strike
out in consequence bit the third ball pitched
was sent sailing by him in far left field. He
went TO second on the hit. while the multi
tude cheerod. In the second inning ne again
pounded the leather for a two Dagger ana
made a single IN the third. He w+s not at
the bat IN the fourth, but IN the fifth lied the
ball over left-feld fence and made nome
run. Nash also did some pretty throwing
from third base.
Long did some nice work at shortstop show
Ing wonderful quickness and accuracy. Duhy
made two pretty catches ia centre, and two
Dagger that brought IN a run IN the third.
ntoyey was never given chance as ieIt
fielder, while only one fly sailed over 20 NC
Cartny Tucker proved himself to be the
wonderful first baseman that he has always
been. and quinn at second did some exceed
inglY clever work. He IS an excellent fielder.
Nichols pitched fast ball with many lntrl-
cate curves He did vol.
Kelly led Of the batting for the picked in
dividuals. and as he stepped into the DOX was
loudly appiauded. lie made pretty single
fly hit to centre field. and showed himself 10
be the splendid batter that the Northern pa
pers have so often spoken about. lie also NJ
to lett field in the NTH inning.
At the ending OF the sixth Clarkson TOOK
the place of Staley, as pitcher, AMI dehghted
the spectators b. very good showing OF ms
extraordinary skill. With the most apparent
ease he sends the ball over the plate, ana IL
possesses o speed and q curve that Will puz-
ze many q batter IN the season OF y;
Clarkson is one of the most intelligent
bail PLAYERS in the country. lie -
well educated. has pleasing address
and looks" the gentleman. When Garrison
went into the box he was cheered. and calls
were made for h ely. who usually catches
Garrison. Nike" however, sauntered very
leisurelysdown 10 centre-teld. In the seventh
the demands for Kelly became more universal,
and he went in behind tho bat.
Then it was that the audience enjoyed see
ing men go out" at second base, for kellY
las a way oil delivering the ball down
there that is equailed by but few. As
soon as the sphere lands IN ms
hand from the pitcher It Is starteu
on its mission TO the middle bag. and the
runner must pc sprinter indeed 10 set theIe
first Kelly made many laughable remarks
while behind the bat. and. with that lmpertl-
nence born of multitude. many OF the
"cranks" Immediately became familiar
friends. lie WAS 1rrespectfully spoken to as
Mike" and "Kel" by several OF the specta-
tors there gathered, and his remarks were
renlied TO by du to a number of Kchmonders
WHO have not the pleasure Of Dir. Kelly 5
acquaintance.
Lowe. as short stop. did very clever work for
the Picks. and made some beautiful stops. Can
eel. as catcher. was all that could possibly
be desired. Staey, as pitcher, sent the
sphere in with considerable force ior 50 carry carry
i'm the season The Richmond boys did we'll,
O'Rourke making two base hits.
The detailed score is as follows