The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-13
THE TAIL-ENDERS WON.
,yYrY CAME PLArkD At THE
.oprsr NH PARK YESTERDAY.
s-,ssr. Pushed tho Lumsden Men
Hard. But Three Hits In the ,'s"'H
.,d.d the Contest Against Them.

THE game 1T hN'N''
- was one OF considerable
".,,hness. IN fact. It was one OF the
s''' ..., on that diamond since IT be-
diamond. and the Tailenders and
''', deserve a great deal OF credit
LINZ the 800 spectators such ex-
amusement. Captain Vatican
,.,, rumsdcn's men won glorious
~ a contest that threatened sew
w., dimes to be tie game. AS it was
.,o.est was nip and tuck. and the
-., inning found each side with three
mas 10 the.r credit.
s-.. roo,crs when they arrived at the
80, uere amazed. for some time yes
go. some benevolent citizen. whose
N qriu 40 rcsounding down the cav
iA'' lime with noted phllanthropists,
.-.-.I canopy or wood over the
t.rias. GO that the setting sun can
p..f "a chance TO burn holes in the
e,r-rror clothes Of the rooters. This
rt au. however. for the western
- fhe grand stand was shaded so
tte sun could not pour into tho
. and everything from left field
81, rrand-sfaud seats bore an as
ne though some one had determined
~4ta the park one 81 the prcttiest
,. to state. 10 may not be, but as II
stands. a. IS the best that Richmond
- had. and no one has right 20
IL now unless 10 be the individual
r., wants electric fans I'm the grand
-.-a. lemonade after an inning, and
.rrs furnished before the game com
nrces.
BOYD o ball-twirler Of some merit
rom Roanoke. occupied the box for the
SPIDERS. and threw a speedy ball across
fc plate. He was ably caught by Fran
asro Wangdaddle Duke. although the
embryo bank president let three balls
Pass him. Host. who paints little fat.
chubby cupids on boats at Newport
Vows. pitched for the Lumsden aggre-
CATION. and he was caught by Herrick,
who also votes IN the town Of mosquitoes
and dry docks. Under his MANAGEMENT
tfe Virginias ought 10 win back their
o.d-time prestige. for Herrick IS a man
t1 give them confidence, coach them
along. put some life I'm them. and lead
ttom right up the front steps 20 victory.
scott made three very costly errors,
and Phillips had five chances and ac-
.nrfod AN of them. lie ala a brilliant
rlooe ~ fielding en- the fourth. catching
d fll rs from FrOst's bat just as II was
about % fan near the fence In front Of
fre haachorios
1n na first inning the College men went
Df I'm the one. two. three order, ana
vWaun led off for the Tailenders by
striking out A tumble by Haas gave
Tr-rht first. and he stole second. on
Vests drive 20 right he attempted 10 go
home. but went out al the plate. Host
ended hy Hy go Haas.
1n tho second the Spiders went through
% similar experience. and Lumsden began
DIS side Of the inning by going out at
frst Horrick was hit by a ball, reached
s0ud by Burnetts error, and the ball
chat put Leftwich on first put Herrick
ono no third. Lcftwich stole second, and
Haas tumble put him home. King went
olf at first. ending the inning.
1n the third the Spiders again went
olt in the one. two. three order as did
also the Nrginias.
Ir the fourth Phillips made a drive TO
centre. and an error by King gave him
rIri and Vests error scored the run.
burnett struck out, and the ball, which
Vas handled so badly as to give Phillips
a run. put Scott on first. a Wild pitch
rv. him second. and an error by Nc
Mann scored the run. An error by King
rta Duke n chance 20 cross tho plate.
f.9rirr the third run. I'm the latter half
OF the fourth Host went % first on called
NsNq. n PASSED BAH gave him second,
earrIfre hv Herrick put him on third, and
"a tumble iv Burnett scored the run.
I'm tho ffih the Spiders again went ont
ono. two. three. and in the Nirginias half
thav tlel tha score. King commenced
with q f0ul fv To Duke; McMann was
DIE hv the BAN, and Enrights double
scored tho run.
ln the sixth 10 was the one. two, three
order flr both teams. but I'm the seventh
ta C0ilceians scored. O'Hara received
DIS base ou balls stole second. "a passed
lau gave him third. and Frosts tumble
..orel the yum. The Nirginias again tied
he score in that inning Frost and King
,.r. retired at first. McMann went 10
fr.f ON called balls. and two consecutive
anI inexcusahle fumhles by scott scored
fra run. II was ga the seventh that West
was declared cut by running against
iated bail
I'm the ciehth the Spiders for the sixth
time went out in the one, two, three
order and gave the Tailendcrs "A chance
n win the game. Host and Lumsden
went ont az first. Herrck found Boyd
Or a single. and Leftwich's double put
linn on third. Frost made beautiful
drive 90 left and went around 10 the third
f.r and "a passed ball scored the run.
The Spiders In their half Of the ninth
crnel up matters with two runs. Duke
ana OHara went out at first Bahen
went to FIRST ON called balls. stole second
ana third. while Boyd also reached first
0r called balls. An error by Frost let In
tie two runs
Umpire Tate OBLIGATED with a great deal
~ satisfaction. and had there been fewer
nmhlcs the game would have been we'll
nigh perfect.
The Detailed Score.
The detailed score IS as follows: