The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-06
CADETS WERE DEFEATED
cotrFGE SPIDERS 1oPPED UP
1UE EAETH WIN THEM.
49,. ofthe Eiohmonders Crossed the Plate
I'm the First Two Innings and with
That start Found victory.

ria fen Virginia Military Institute
-.,..s who ossayed TO play ball with the
c,nere team at Forest Hnl Park yester-
,... sfernoon did not stand out in bold
$40 as brilliant athletes OF the dia-
mi As dancers OF the german they
20 rronounccd successes: as exponents
-, ,be new tactics they vie with their
,-,cr5e at West Point; as paradcrs in n
,rssblnrton birthday celebration they
-,.s,vc the plaudits Of every dobutante
along The Tine Of march. and as members
- the swagger set they are decidedly
.i- o." bat their friends are really in
,r-.1 10 believe that they are not the
t.ef bah players IN the State.
~trre were ten future generals who
r---.f suits that were not picturesque
,-, stood out En- the sun. They were not
s,-fe0mo in their costumes. and their
,-.selral c0untcnauccs were not CLASH
-,f ne tho little beads Of pcrspiration
,-'-flol down from eyebrows and found
a resting place where Ruby wears her
fo4ls Mr. Carmichael. who caught
,Ns game for the cadets rescmblcd an
,-i-,qfo1 blotter. Tor upon hts brown uni
f"rHn fffIN N'.I' NINiNIN.iAfr hnNNlft Ills llF -
r.-f1r curis became somewhat entangled
oe he plouchcd up mother earth with his
faaf and his nice and pretty blue and
white hosiery became soilo1 ms he swung
f'e anatomy in an conceivable poses 70
catch me "n9hOots" Of Williams and the
CONT curves" thrown 10y Biscoe Mr.
Carmichael AZ one time became quite IA
rnnr with the sphere and banged -
f- q single much 10 the qualification
- several dobutantes who were summing
themselves ln tho Grand stand.
- remained FOR the Team and hungry
Williams o. do the proper thing with tho
stick Tor in me seventh ne lined the
rnhero out 10 left field for n three Dagger.
y WIS n beautiful drive. and for the time
rrieof Tho waning hopes ~ the cadets.
who summoned up enough COURAGE 10
send Williams across the plate and let
pivcoe follow him.
Tho seton from tho noble house Of
Brock did we'll He had SIX chances and
accented five Of them He fumbled
hot one en- tho sixth. hut otherwise PLAYED
spiendillv Ho was not n grand success
ne n batter FOR ne received his first twice
on called balls famed the ethereal two
times md ended his career az first once.
u was Hugor an tho nth that sailed
fast Nv 90 right field. Everybody.
from grand stand OCCUPANT 20 the small
10y on tho fence. would have signed over
their weeks salary that the nv would
cvrrtualv evolve itself into n base hit.
hut the embryo traffic manager. Tecum-
sob Hass. made the run Of his life and
captured the sailing sphere. 10 was n
beautiful catch. and Tecumseh Will add
1850 freight rates to-day with n smile Of
Ieautoous contentment PLAYING short
stop about the corners Of his mouth.
Walter Phillips the human top, who
usually during ban game give the spec
t4fors q fair idea Of how an average citi-
zen can spin on his head had five chances
anl took four. His error was costly
tumble.
scott. with HIS white shoes and Grim
soned face. was excellent as base run
rer but slipped too often OF second.
He should have spikes IN his shoes, or
lr himself a hole and stand I'm Il.
Vatican Hyacinth Williams pitched
the first three innings for the cadets
and a. was mainly by his efforts that
nine men crossed the plate. Bscoe,
who had pitched Four games previously.
then went into the box, and. tired as
Doe was. held the Spiders down.
The score. 13 10 E. tells the tale, and
"a detailed account IS as follows: