The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06


mono ,sc contest was called barely one
...nl people were present, Du' Otlo'c
&C. The marked falling OF OF at
",t.rre was due 90 the feFeTscs tnal we
''. met with on Monday ana Iuesudl.
'.U fo make q Ions story snort. i"le
,,a hIs pets were longing TOT ItEe''sc'
".4 r,v' c0t 10. There is no doubt; no.
& oven the reasonable SHADOW on
"on, bat that they wiped out, ooille-
IVA and cGaCcd all traces OF their re-
o'.i emItn and Cork-Leg frost were
.~ points for the Visitors.that Is, they
-. ~ until they were forced TO get out
..r Ponder decided that IL would IN
r.. chances OF winning the game 40
i.,a frost throwing 20 centre-heid LOT
-t lt-e $50 he retired him IA the
.rr.r. o, the third inning. ana kecier
,.,r, lch.ni me bat
VIZ ,lptaIu Pcnder thought Smith was
.t t..ne anything for his country. as
.,.e, rin- had been made Oft OF him I'm
nr.a innings so I'm the beginning Of the
(,ur,h leach. the man VINO looks like
"a now box ~ boot polish. essayed 10
ful-l the sphere. but ne met with 10
hotter success than his predecessor.
HOME Run DAY.
There we're four errors made by each
team. bat those made 10y the Famers
Just think Of 1t! Nine home runs,
Why. whenever the ball was hit II went
over tIt fence. ltN the way IL seems
Funny. but i've of the "homers" were
made hy the Crows.
The DAYS Of miracles are not yet pass
o. for EOusscy and Bailey secured one
apiece but they were not content win
thls but each Of them lined Out don
bic besides. 90 emphasize the fact mat
they are recovering from their attack
u stick iethargy. ,,,-,
among Cleve and Gettinger each hav-
ing two apiece. ut they were gIouhd
balls. and for that reason the more
The infcld work Of the home team was
perfect while Bailey. with the exception
o. the ninth and NTH innings Iitched
good game and kept the hits wen sent
tered. Fosters running eaten OF holty
QUITS hy in the first was phenomenal
fif Of work while Gilman's stop OF Pen
ders hot liner in the nfth but proves
what the local rooters already Kno"
namely that the little second bdSeinan
g. ne hest I'm me league just a few
words about the field work or those
Farmer boys. They made four errors IA
the first inning. but those we're all anu
thereafter not II tumble marred their
work while quick handling of the ban
enabled them TO secure TWO douple pay
to their credit -
Captain Fender carried off the honors
for Inc visitors. lie put up yesterday the
ii,,e,,iest came al short seen in this city
Tor wears. lie took his nine chances
without an error. while In the nlnth IN IN
ming he retired the side by thIo"!"s
Foster. Wells. and Cleve out IN QUICK
succession at FIRST base
MYrRs, OLD BOY.
That man Myers who lavishes his al
fecftons upon the third bag, he also play
ed a great game. figuring In three pretty
assists and putting the bait over the
fence twice for home runs.
In the sixth inning Sanford mt IohS;
low nv to left which struck the Sroph9
about twenty feet from the renee. ana
bounced over H. -
The game opened up 10y both teams
drawing blanks. the Grows being pulled
I'm bv a sharp double play. Then the
home team made four I'm the second. rms
lead was increased hy three In the third
on Tate's single. and home runs by Get
finger and Wells. while as yet no Farmer
had scored. The fourth, however. gave
them one on Myers hOme-run drive.
gave the crows two. while in their hall
singles hy keefer and Leach, assisted by
GettinEcr's error allowed four of the
visitors 10 score. CleVe got hi9 base on
balls I'M the sixth. then Roussey and |
Bailey put the ball over the fence. and |
the home teams pile was again Increased |
hv three runs.
Sanford sneaked in a home run for his |
club On their half OF the inning. The |
seventh gave the Grows two more digits |
On doubles hv ROuSsey and Bailey, while |
q goose egg was AN the Farmers could Sc |
cure. In the eighth both drew a blank. !
The Grows duplicated the zero and !
il the ninth the visitors came near win |
irE hy making six singles with a total |
OF four runs. The following is the score: