The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-24
TOTALLY 0UT-CLASSED.
1HR MUsB ROOMS sNOWED UNDER
WIN EASE.
Pi'1morrIs Was Freely Hammered by the
Crows-keenan Decided Improve
ment In the Btx.

ment In the BDx.
When the fourth inning had closed at
tAc Nost-End park yesterday afternoon
pretty nearly everybody In the multitude
knew that the Mushrooms were not
strictly in the game. and that the heavy
l,tcrs who wore sombro clothes had
i.adc up their minds 20 add another VIC
tory 90 their phenomenal record during
The past two or three weeks
The score was 10 TO when McGcttigan
closed the game With nice long ay TO
Gctiugcr. thc grcat centre fielder. and
the two thousand enthusiasts who really
worship nothing higher than a pretty two
nae-ci OF nicely stolen base. were per-
Iccuy satisfied They expected the home
team to via. Indeed. they never thought
Tor momeft that nine representatives
slom ,uc ccntrc OF real estate gravtauon
could n.st the Crows playing bail. They
wcre ,.rrect-quite correct Tor Keenan,.
GlmW. late g. Company played the same
and raa iic score up 10 just exactly 2 to
! in U' in.t Iuu. The CNpiaatlOn is FORTH
Comlue. 1Il SD u may he bust as well 20
cav hri. ilAt the home team played pre-
c.stil tHi.r as good ban as the visitors
4At iaf..i were Olt-classtd.
If.. Tate. = disciples put up by no
means as Et nuinc AN article a. they are
c~i-..r oi dciif. and al times they played
ln a Ieiitss sort of way. as though there
"as really no necessity for special tx
tt.-'-- lncy Thought tncy could DO up
tnt-i adv cfsaries. and there was no rea-
T.- way la.lr best efforts mi.At not he
reserved Tor the tug with the Cockade
N.ty youngsters.
AiKNAN AND TlTzMoRRI..
keenan,. for the Crows dd very ef-
ltcuse Work m The box Inc visitors
found him FOR only D. hits with a total
OF lo bases. These raps were Skltully
scattcreL ana dil not produce the de-
sirea number az runs The little twirler
sent ln quite q number of balls towards
me last jpon the whole however he
p'@yeI siit-edse Dad. and showed beyond
"a ptfalNcnture that weight amounted IN
nothing when the test came lie ,,.,s
any supported by OLA Reliable Rcddv POS
w. VINO Supef}niendct The Nver-pad with
4..s usual good judgment Rcddy seems no
ir'Ne without an EFFORT.
morris occupied the box for the
l.'iS. RE Wore au eX-"Onvict sweater
."ttA acts, and doubled himself nm
ST., knot when in the act OF deiiv4rinS
ne SiAeIe. Ihis knot did not avail him
Ti..7, nor ulr the striped sweater;
,ht poor man with a classic name
C.-l not keep the Crows from hammer
.s ihe ba4 when once they became
.iar with his curves
t- "7 "a very effective down shoot.
u took the crows. hoWcve lust abouf
four innings to unrlvel he mvstc,v,
t in ine fourth Inning the score which
.AeI lf .le tlIe FOR the me tam
Has chang 90 figures something *
t..se. 90 h Then 10 was inat d al
q ch.u-uusc O. me from the u rerti ms
o. tle erund stand and the blea her es
f.mu .tal.ou~lF, ana 80 rybJdy was hap
IE OBJ. $50 happy.
Ncietugan caught Fi,zmorr rather
Ia-rei.y. he let several men advance
tlsm- Ives a bag or two by reason OF
passed halls and the Nke and his WORK
O tossing the leather io second was
lot accurate. TO say the least.
WAS NOT SUPPORTED.
The truth Of he matter is Fizmorrls
did not do So very badly after aiI. TIE
record Nd5 sixteen hits with tai of
tHenty-four bases. TIE hits were not
punched, except I'D the fourth lnni 3.
when three or four lively rdps fJll wei
each other ia that kind of order, Nhicl
IS very apt TO give The man IN the
box a case OF The grius. SUI. FitZmOr-
us did not receive the support ne nal
"a right To expect. Burns. 10 short did
about as ragged work as one would care
20 see outside of kuleIgIrteu He
succeeded ga making FIVE ugly errors.
His throwing was awkward. a9l h FUN
bed the BAN nearly every time 10 went |
Nlr. Boyd. who once essayod TO oficlate |
ir the box. arrayed himself iu all the |
e...t or green costume a'd a smiling |
(tt -nony ~ third. lie did not FUN
ls lie would do we'll to do a |
. practice work between acts. Ellis |
made .n ugly mistak- at second. and |
Daniels followed s'Iit at right hed. BE |
t-- That the general te IN work Of the |
visitors was Inferior 20 that Of he |
A-- team Their hattng was not s. |
.F. and they seemed 10 grow II ghuy |
discouraged towards The latter part Of |
Foo game.
TEw DrTAIs.
In the first two runs went down to the
a. At W the Crows. kain and Phillips got |
Your balls. Mccain and Tate each went !
OUT in short order. and then Gettinger got
ST. lively double. whereupOn Philips |
scored. Rain having already crossed the
? bier For the visitors Crockett and |
gle f"ttisan got single each, ana Daniels
70 four balls one run was the result
losier put the bail over the fence in
ie second. amid a wild cheer. 1nen
the visitors secured four runs. Boyd and !
VI Getugal got four balls, Daniels ana
i-llls hit f0r n single and a double re-
trecuvely. -Four nice. big. fat dots went
down on the score book.
IN tie third each side added a run 10
The record, ana then the Crows manufac-
rured five runs. two-haCgrr e2cn ny
fetuuEcr end Gilman. q single each by
Keenan, ana Glove. together with a little
ragged work ot the visitors. ala the de-
sired work. Things looked bright for the
Tooters. and everybody jostled everybody
else just by way Of demonstration.
j Af hlrltDIS scored only once ll inc /
fourth, though Crockett and McGmuis
secured a twO-baEger each ana Ellis Il
neat single. They didn't get anything
but g0ose-eggs IN the nfth, sixth and
seventh, one little rap by Violet, whose
head IS as modest and graceful as the
dainty flower whose name he bears. being
the only incident TO vary the mOnotOny
Of the one, two. three order.
During this time the home team rallied,
and shook themselves together with a
In the NTH a run was added
to their record. though Gettinger was the
only man who got In hit. IL was SIN
Ele.
Three lively singles and a two-bagger
WAS the record in the sixth. and when
that inning closed five more runs stared
tn- visitors in the face They looked
lu.. keenan, led on with a rap towards
I..t lie stole second and third as
oNy'y "a you please, and crossed the
lltn.. On Kain's hit. Mccain got In
ta'e rr for one bag and Father Tate
Nas Ore recipient OF two bases by reason
a. b. satisfactory stick work. Daniels !
!4e an error. and 50 did Burns. When
i,e Gun stopped everybody knew the game
VAS ,ae individual property OF the home
lr the seventh McGann and keenan,
81 made a hit for one bag, and still ]
another run was the result
Violet, the same botanical man, Sc
c-frI "a hit In the eighth and Ellis walked ]
cd 81 ffr "A |