Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03
cOITS WIN THE RACE.
-.,etfAorYG TO THE LAST QUAR-
go Ths. cHEsues FALL BACK.
..-,.hose Ttpe Game siade More tx
....~e, % act OF Napier's That
,.,,c SEER causing a Row.

,..,.rosa Tipe Game siade More TX
.,,,o- p, 90 act OF Nnpier's rha,
,,mc SEER causing a Row.
.g.,s varo in fno fetile yesterday
IRON the tine the starters
~. f.. tAo moment when tho gong
~ ,r., ran IN fnc form. At FIRST
-..... made the pace, and nj the
.......st were three good lengths to
..t ..ltlouch Papa Tate was hand
Dr.. n.r.vehbreds IN cool and col
...... d. looked as II they wouid fin
... lrt as they came up the quar-
,t., closed up tho distance be-
. rd tAc Chcrubs, md the
.-n o., che WIRE neck and neck.
- , noble snnrt-a Wild burst
a.4 the Colts flashed past
O. sand two lengths IN the
.... l.e cfauls stood up on the
...re their hats and cheering
..r h Was moment ~ Wild
.,,,,el excitement. a second of
.-..u u. % aia'us 30 the strctch
..tv.e .u.l 81 precious JCN tor
....a boys and sent a strange
.,......ut through luss Luck's
49,. I...-
I.rNr Will FILLED.
.... ham of5Vas tolloi in tho far
..... of the capital city and
... ..I lorest-Hnl teams con-
l.tI.r tae irlsh lad, surnaned
l.t.e box for one team aud
-rv. large-monihed clown.
.. t,.ri for the other. PuSs
,.. Ir,-h bow aud tho stout
..,. the red head and tho
..t as, nt The bttber side of
..., /it.cr pitched. Both bat
I'D GOOD form aud both
....- .t.afIv and effectively,
..,I teams were IN batting
... e,- l,t freely. II cannot be
..I..r felm 10 ied IN the snappy
... .. Indicative OF beli-plsyiug,
..rl have been fewer base
... ..-. Wing from tho edge OF tho
r.."I .r .uckcg. But though the
... .ua q Was intelligent. AMI
.-...t -i1 errors no the game, al
....e Iu th. luhcld.
.. l.u lrss WERE MADE.
...r.. SD. 5.I "a the drst and third
.ft ul- not UNTIL the fourth
,.... aru uu the Virginia side.
t.fl wGGg bat Forest Hll
..... .f.....' lfc- runs instead OF one
rrli-GTuuuiue catch when
..... ...t % high fy 20 contrr-teld.
..a ham went TO tifst on
..t.. Then Foster lined her
ttr. bases, bringing Kan
... .,..r singled. sending Foster
I.....y- tho Cherubs decided
Ernun managed 10 reduce
. ..,.. t.r sixth. bat winch Forest
....., .u tle seventh. That was
...... .a-t run that the Cheruos
ninth. whom people had begun 70
.r ..4t. thinking Forest Hill
Sid r.... WIN. NcMann, who lead
... Colts. BANGED the ball ont IN
...... ..UgtWo bases, Wells went up
l1e on four bad balls, and
- .. 18th scored on Vests sharp
....t. VITO bad cotton - second
....r.. 90. us- thrown 20 Foster IN an
#-. r ..trl Wells, reached tLlrd on
|....... ..r1lra aud WAS then sacrl-
+. ... D., Eursht. This tied the
....... % \Urnl3- won IN TIE tenth
..,. i.. -r.- .u singles by Lcttwch and
Lac. . a. .ff.r tY hahn.
j. t.,.. Rl- .xci'lug and every body,
.,,.t ..a. uAo wanted % see Forest
u .ar. rI.r,i The game.
.l.n., tzcf-ENrsT. And A ROW.
.A.. ..-Ii.atv ot kicking in the game,
SSH. .r..ly the result of an attempt
d.. ,.f..f tur.. Forcst-tllll players TO
.... D.. t.. ruutored deul1ens Of the
.... Cams. tAs-u play ball. In the
,..t. ....Ir fviIY Foster, who had run
.... fHri. shoved cor Nckod) Frost,
v.. r.. stopping ~ an cn1caNor tostOp q
-.. ..r.p. .fuu nTst. with the probable
~. Al
....,t u-.3 the ire Of the Colts and
.... .-.I around the umpire and held
..-.. ....a. which lasted two or three
---.. tr. theumpiTe hadn't seen Fos-
60 .. Doe shove act and he lot IT 90,
.... '- t.I'- insisted that Foster
s ... Dr. declared ont.
fItu inning there was narrow
... .-I. rrrgu, aud Tor a moment OF
"a. ...-.f. NYIds were used az Lbittim bY
.Y .i q 3, aud outsiders who
cr t .f.en! third base. The young
..r...f happier, who plays at third for
.I.. 3D.. e.- the star Of the occasion,
-r. .r -.s,rGl minutes an angry crowd
'r.taI o. CIastl-e BIN. lie had
H..rfl'.i -hy TOW 10y an ugly play
.r hIs base. McAlann was
H.'f, O. tsir3. aud Napier. 10 whom
ta thrown, struck HIM roughly
ttlA~ nun INV u NAAA-
.r apparent excuse. Before the
..s.I BIB .Ir- ts shout thor COudemna-
...a' ... Unnecessary roughncss. Iac.
r-U blood WAS boiling at fever
.-.. ..rt.I 49,. and without pausiug 70
.r--r ...t from ms ciothts aimed IA
,... f.l.uI-r ut NapIcfs cOunte-
...... o.. u..~ WAS warird of. ana be-
'l. ...I lIow MP the blow little
... r.. ..". up o. get IN hIs work aud
... '.N.nl ground the neck. Then
...l tu the scene of battle
.'... ....IIac Ueei group as Il form
... aI. t.tal game, and tncy were
r.u.I-I ny halt hundred
.... u..r.. itlc naughty words atore-
l..r. would have been
'... -..p l.I not tate rushed up and
t., r.,D- taut- apart. After tho
'u .. over Richmond policeman
o.. front and lntorceded Tor
... aroused great excitement.
Of .'Vi $50. Justly indignant The
H.. asked. Why don't the
t... ..a.a manager release Napcrt"
TE SCORE.
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