Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
GIVEN AWAY.
,e,s CAD 1Haow LOST TIE
NApl,e,,ss, WELL WON VICTORY.
-, nms Had ouipiayed the
", ,.,m.r,. bp, Th's Eeror Spoiled IL
,.uon Docs Coed Work.

...o,,en, Of the Forest-Iiill ball
Ia' 80 nov on more reason for setting
ven - -, their big third bassman' Tor on
81 '., 'i,, enefuoon lie threw away q game
o"'''- .,..,.y. bu, surely won.
1888 wa .r ,he third inning of a closely
u W." 81 came when the Petersburg team
',,sgllns the rubber with two men
..-l w. ca bases. -
81 ''. 49, mo crack batter OF the Apo
hf'- ,,rrnliuristS, drove sharp
rsi'oA >ap.rf and the benchers ielt
-Iaaa' g., roped right into his big
bsvl' t.. tlolf lOv was sh0rt-llyed, LOT
bsa. uii's pct Strengthened up ms
tae I'' f.rD .9olly calculated the DIS
organ len himself and tho FIRST base,
.s-,c tr-U the ball land the game
81. a,, feet over Iiglor's head. linen,
Fft .r..r- scored succcssiveIy tho
g. .". .Ig,ug that the game was lost,
'., teeth. and sank dospaTingiy
... damp. clammy benches
5000 q. ..,rilarity with the cranks IS
.-t.'', ,..',rl. but this brilliant grand
. ,rstefday will make hlIn
srl now when CT eyentlde the
ben ot the meropohs OF CatsteI-
.-., i.r acr-fulls and straiG ht-husue
ODD Napier Will be mentioned ever
=. .s.a. ....,.,..o,.,
....,. hard hitting Farmers crossed
t,rr.l App0mattOx az midday
90 ..f v,nded their footsteps TO
..t bcs az The falls OF wanton
.'. ,f. Uns,lf~h purpose txed in
..sfueI brains Of giving TO the
.. ...,,a m the art of ball-playlng.
... ..ot think that NAPIER, thelr
a.I-hatei enemy, would make
tr..eut II game. Such mag
..'.. D. cd rare on the Oinwidule ula-
..., t.tv never expected II from
......,,riy Chesterheldians-though
'.g.-d md perhaps stopped tho
81 i..y and Ceutrala limited for a
....rls that they might do so
.I , frw ieas under the shadow
-..-... ...,uf.. n might have occurred
.t.f Nartr was the very person
.... ...l tusstertcldian politebeSs
.'.-..l not think. and when they
...tl. Bradley diamond they pre-
O.. r.s ball after the manner OF
.e. fr.I.e. After they had cX-
lannon's delivery for few mo-
.. .... came t. the conclusion that
Elk, ,.t. as difficult u ind as bar
... I.e.L.ptlcn district. ana II was
..... ,I.f fourth inning that they sue
...... -..uLg. though they put two
.....r. d. the seventh inning thoy
,.-.. runs. partly on NapleT's throws
.t ..l PARTLY on HAMS tumble. lt
bias narrow margin oi i've runs
,',,... t5i..i the sheet over on their
..,tlr Cnerubs out ~ the chill
... Do. iurest-Elill BOYS had the
In. e.us Up 90 The seventh inning.
...... ...I .re run IN the hrst and two
,.. f ilt after that one little run
,..-.t..j & tie game was Gil that
UrItlTp TIKI FAhMTRs.
>..-. yl. s4w tho game will dispute
e. l.N,r Mou had the Feterstowu
r.....,.r yat hls mcrcy. and that the
,..-...t..a " leud-plpe cinch on the
'.. .-. o.. start 60 the moment when
. throw that unfortunate bail.
.t,..tl. Mahoue's pro'eges blt the
...r. .-.-iuaal.v aud folded cleanly,
,'..a-g.I never have been in 1t could
l......l Aa.u have had their mlscues
az 81. .t-t a- o Nv Is Indispensable IN
f. ..r..., l.p. 80 are errors accOmpanl-
...l.. I.' games.
I.l..l. little or no kicking IN tho
sane. ll. Petersburg people had no rea-
-.f. f.t.. luI though Waiter Philips,
v rrr.- B. made some lndIsputahiy bad
,.-...- .la Chcrubs had 50 much faith
,-I. ar.. sud impar,isllty that they
is.kt.-l. .-4a without muTmur.
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