The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26
SENATOR zEIGLER SAD.
4 Large Crowd Witnessed the Richmond
+. D Turn the Tables on the Noun
taineers 1t West End Park.

Revenge II sweet. remarked a cuitureo
''rooter' yesterday evening when '"'
home team administered their second de-
feat to the m~ountaineers.
Aiafge crowd filed the bleacheries' """e
in the grand stand a goodly CONTINGENT
Of the fair sex lent their smiles 30 cheee
IN. ..R,oodv-shlrts' on 10 victory.
The game was a thoroughly interesuhs
one. although II was evident after the
tb,ra inning that Senator Zeigler and MS
village pets we're not In 1t. ..n
Tho home team had on their batuns
clothes. TREY Knocked Ewis our oi u
box In the sixth inning. Altogether ues
scored seven hits, with n total OF III"
teen bases while the visitors got nine
HIS. with a total Of fourteen bases
HOW THEY WON.
Tn splte. of the fact that they were out
hated. the nome team won by superior
work in the field, having only three eri"'S
10 the mointaineers' seven.
clark took n vacation. He and senator
zo,eler seemed determined not TO nave
ANYTHING TO do with the ball whenever"
enc thelr way. for they handled the
sphere very much after the manner III
which one would handle a hot potato
Arther caught n good game. ne - NV'-
,ainly a hard worker. and plays tne
.ane for what Il is worth. Thompson III
go, s,so showed that he Is a fielder of
40 mean ability. For the home team
west carried of the honors. lie maus
+wo singles and a home run. lie also bao
six put-outs and four assists
IT WAS THUS.
- ltr boco IN halls. He
vent 20 second on Warmsley's sacr1hce'
Roster flew out TO centre; Kain started TO
third. Scherer threw wild 10 Clark, VINO
threw wild 10 third. Kahn scoring; rate
expired. Ewig 10 Tate.
For the visitors. Clark few out 10 west
Scherer made a base-hit, but died Siort
10 second on Arther's s~roundef' Lil'e
went out, West to Tate.
In the second. Morgan waited LOT -FOUR
balls. Arther threw wild 70 eaten MN
at second. allowing him to score on a
wild return by Scherer. Luck was
given his base on balls, he went TO
second on ArSnony's sacrifice to Little.
Kahn flew out to Zeigler. Wormsley went
IN first on Clark's error. Luck scoring.
Foster made a base-hit. Tate struck out.
Zeicler put the bali over the ieft-heid
fence for a home-run, Hartwick was
given his base. Fultz fouled out. Ihomp-
son got in a single. sending Hartwich TO
second. bur ne was thrown out on Ew)Ss
grounder by Anthony to kain. Clark
struck out.
The home team made two runs in the
third. the mountaineers followed suit with
a similar number. In the fourth and
fifth both sides were BANKED. In the
sixth the home team added four to their
pile on Wormsley's two Dagger. assisted
by Clark and Zeigler's errors, and a
general misunderstanding on the part
of the Villagers.
cor TWO RUNS.
The seventh gave the visitors two runs
on hits by Little. Zeigler. Hartwick. and
Fultz. The home team got one and their
last run In the eighth on errors by Clark
and Hartwick. The mountaineers added
one talley TO their score In the ninth
on Hartwicks two Dagger and Vests
error.
The Richmond should feel justly proud
Of securing two games from such a team
as Staunton. and If they continue as
they have begun their chances for the
pennant are very good. They will cross
bats with the Roanoke team to-day. and
a good game may be expected. Worms
ley will pitch for the home team, While
McCay and Smith will be the visitors
battery.
The management wish IT distinctly I'M
derstood that no questionable people
Will be allowed admittance to the
grounds, and especially TO the grand
stand.
The following is the score: