The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
COLLEGE Bors BxDLY BEATEN.
Defeated by the PetersburEs by Score
of 4, TO T.

oughiy satisfied. The home team had on
their batting clothes. and base hits were
as numerous as Georgia oiiice-seekers.
Mark Anthony, Esq, a gentleman with
| Roman nose went in the box for the Col
/ legians, and at the end OF the fourth III
ming ne was so thoroughly tired that he
| retired In favor OF Duke, who Jared so
badly that mark" had to be returned TO
/ his former position. Bahen with the ac-
| cent on the first syllable) wore the ca
nary bird cage and played the best game
/ Of any Of the visitors He worked hard,
but all in vain, as the score Will show.
The homo team, by virtue Of several
hits made five runs in the first inning
and after that they were on the sunny
side OF easy street for the rest OF the
game. The visitors played like Cherokee
Indians. muffing balls and letting ground
ors pass with the utmost nonchalance.
The home team played an exception
ally fine game. and Mccain. Wilson,
Ford and Lang covered themselves with
glory. JUNE Quarles started 10 pitch, but
retired in the nfth inning in favor OF
Lang. Each OF these players proved very
effective, and base hits were as scarce as
preachers at an Elks' picnic. The home
team piled up runs until the number
reached seventeen, and they concluded
that would do for one day The C0llegi-
ans made seven runs and could get 10
further Mccain and PEBBLES led I'm the
batting. the former getting two doubles
and two singles and the latter three sin
giles. In the eighth inning Captain Keller,
who md been catching great game, IN
jured HIS finger, and had TO give way TO
Limoburger. VINO caught the remainder
OF the game in very clever manner.
Brodle has been laid of with a lame
arm and Walden was substituted in his
place. Walden proved himself 10 be an g.
expert in centre field and at first base.
The winning OF this game puts the Pc
tersburgs well IN the lead. Score by In
nings: R.H.E.
Petersburgs .....5 241210 20-l7 16 7
College ............2 00O1 O4 ~ 5 S
Summary: Batteries-Anthony, Ely
son and Bahen; Quarles. Lang. Lime
burger and Keifer. Earned runs-Peters-
burgs, T. College. 2. Base hits-Peters-
burgs, II; College. g. Two-base hits-Mc-
Gam, 2; Bahen, !. Stolen bases-Pcters-
burgs, il; College 8. Double plays-Lang
and Mccain. Mccain. Ford and Walden.
Hit by pitchers-Lang and McGann.
Bases on balls-Quarles. 2; Lang,3; Ely |
son, 2. Struck out-By Quarlcs, 2; Lang. !
z; Anthony, l. Umpire-FraIik *. Glenn |
ents.
The CharIestons Beat tho Norfolks.
NORFOLK, VA. July 22.-Special.-A !
superb game Of ball took place at the |
Norfolk Park this afternoon between the |
College boys Of this citY and the Charles |
tons Of Charleston. w Va. Up 10 the /
eighth inning the score stood one to one |
but in that inning two unfortunate errors |
got the College boys ratified and six runs |
were made by the Charlestons. Games /
have been arranged for Monday and l
Hume Of the University club, |
pitched for the College boys, and Phaw, |
Of Portsmouth, will toss the ball for them
Monday.
The Washington Boys Win.
ROANOKE. VA, July Especial
The second game OF baseball between
the r. A. c. team Of Roanoke and the
y NJ. G. A. club Of Washington, j. c.,
was played to-day. The Washington boys
wiped out their defeat Of yesterday and
had glorious revenge. The score stood
II 10 i'm favor Of Washington An inn
mense crowd Witnessed the game. and
the people Of each club grew enthusiastic
over the good plays made
IeNinEtons Badly Beaten.
STAUNTON. VA, July 22-Special.-
The game Of ball to-day between the
Lexington team and the Stauntons was |
"A walkover for the home team The Lex
ingtons were not in it. Score. Is TO o.
Southern League Games.
At Atlanta: R.HT.
Augusta ...........0 000300-3
Batteries: Dewalf and Moran; Black
burn and Dixon.
At Memphis: y II J.
Memphis .........6t1OO0o2o-i6 i c' r.
......0 O 90 0OOO-I
Batteries: Witrock and Rogers; Earle
and Uirch.
At Savannah: R.HE
Savannah .......2OOtO812O-9 II 2
Charleston .......1 o 00O0IO-2
Batteries: Quarles and Connaughton:
Lucid and Armstrong.
At Chicago: r. z.
..........i 2 @ I 050O1-lO l.
Batteries Mauck. Hutchison. McGnl and
Schriver; Klllen. Ehret and Snyder.
At Philadelphia: Il. H.E
Philadelphia ......1 1OOOO2O-4 il 3
......6220 Ox-n II
Batteries: weighing. Carsey and Gle
ments; Esper and Farrell.
At Boston. p II y
Boston .............7 2100e1-13 Il
New York ........2 024O00OO-S Il
Batteries: Staley Nichols and Camel.
Baldwin, Rusie and Kelly.
At Brooklyn FIRST game): r. IL. T.
Brooklyn ..........0 0O031OO-4 G
Baltimore .........1 3O4OOOOO-S
Batteries; Stein and Kinslow; Hawke
and Clarke
Second game: p II T.
Brooklyn .........O11OOOOOO-2 : 2
Baltimore .......OO O0O5OOO-5 Q l
Batteries: Foutz Haddoek and Kinsiow;
Mullane and Clarke
At Nashville: p IT =
Nashville ...."0O1oOOOO45 I .
Montgomery ..00OOOOO2O-2 2
Batteries; Hoffer and Boland: NfcGinty
Raymond Stewart and Twineham.
The New Orleans-Mobile game was
postponed on account of rain.
National Leagu, flames.
ST. LOUIS, July est. Louis made an
other grand-stand finish to-day. This
time they won. Cincinnati had the game
well I'm hand mp TO the ninth inning. when
Latham muffed Breitenstein's pop nv
Dowd and ITodie followed with singles,
Breitenstein and Dowd scoring. Cham
berlain wak substituted for Sullivan. and
he sent taHason 10 first on balls Werden
came TO the rescue nobly with a drive into
centre that scored two more runs Shu-
CART opened the eleventh with a three
Dagger, and scored on Latham's wild
throw 10 frst on Werdens grounder
Crooks drove Werden home. Both sides
were over-anXious 10 win and heded
horribly. Attendance, $780, Score:
X. II. T.
St. Louis .......O1 O1OO1O4O2 Is
Cincinnati .....0 l 022l1 o0o0-7 l6
Batteries: Bretensten and PETIT; Sulli-
van. Chamberlain and Murphy.
Louisville. IL; Cleveland. 10.