The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
How II HArT1NTD.

man. whom they recently suspended, Out
yesterday relustate4-
How ~ HArT1NTD.
IL was IN the fourth inning. McGann and
Tate had been given Their bases on balls
when 6feftincer rlt "a ball TO Foreman
who got mixed ~ with II.
This irritatcd the little fellow. who
slammed the ban wildly past Stafford
into the crowd. u was case % block
ball. on which Gettinger went 10 third
scoring the other TWO men ahead OF him.
Again IN the seventh. Sanford. by
Wild throw, permitted Gettiugcr 10 cross
the plate In fact. Richmond no more Ge-
served 10 win yesterdays contest than
the Farmers were entitled 10 Monday S
game.
There were nearly four thousand people
present when. az $50 O'Clock. play was
called Now Tor two hours the crowd sat
through What was intended TO DC an eN-
hioition OF bah playing. but which no
more reSemblcd the national pasume than
black looks ike white.
Yes. IL took two hours Tor the two teams
20 get through what they had 70 do, and
when the game was hnaIiy called al me
leCinning o. the ninth on account OF dark
mess a thoroughly LiSElste1 audience left
the grounds only the fact that IL was
Richmond and Petersburg, and that the
FORMER won. kcpt Up the excitement
Inc contest as q lonS, ures0me one.
o.. Z kicking and poor ball playing.
FenleT and frost, especially the latter.
ade themselves very obnoxious BY their
l.-uL-e1 J4wing.
those CHASGEs
Talk about the moon continually chang
-. u - NoihluE compared to what was
cl-e yesterday rs the Farmers. In the
.->, inning Homer went in the box for
o. visitors; in the second Foreman took
81, place, il the end u the third Duke
red IN favor 81 Getunger. Foster go
.-- 10 centre. and Wells behind the
IL, while - the fourth Foreman anu
--lst retired IN favor Of keefer and
d
"a no sooner gotten IN the box than be
c0anged his shoes.
Things moved along very smoothly Up 10
&c 0esinning q the fourth. with the
sore % Q. in favor Of the Farmers IN
t-is inning the visitors got case Of
-.ttles. and the Crows made six runs
The seventh and eighth innings yielded
c-e run a piece 70 Richmond, ana two
g piece - Petersburg.
Inan the home team started the ninth
ale got double. 50 did Gettinger. Then
'.eFe flew out 10 HOneycutt, and Tate
lre1 on the ny. when MCLAUGHLIN called
'.e game back 10 the eighth. on account
- darkness. leaving the score 70 T. in
--vor q the home team.
FKw COMMENTS.
Duke was in the box = little over three
----nss Tor the crows, when he hurt his
ann. and retired on his own request.
-flng that time he struck out FIVE men
-11 mas hit three times. Next came Get
'rser. who struck out four men and
pitched good ball
IN he field The Crows put up very
--EEsd game. Tate let one Crounder ct
Est him that he should have had. Gilman
--rI 70 cover too much territory, while
s-aln ana Phillips put Up a weak game.
re former having four errors, and the
.-tter two.
The Crows hit the bail harder than the
5s.rrners, but they knocked q number OF
Ties, Sanford alone having seven In cen
-e. --- ~
he visitors had fewer errors. hut Incl,
as against them. ard two Of their errors
--ree runs.
leach pitched pretty game. being hit
--y n.e times keefers work behind
.ae bat. the fielding Of Sanford ana
roneycuti, and a home run bv Sfve-s
.-Fe me features Of the visitors Dlay-