Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05


To lose means to die;
Nine and no more blackbrdS
To win n game did try.
Ere the game was over
Each had lost a wing.
Wasn't that calamity.
An awful, awful thing.
Gilman is the most popular man on
the Richmond team. His fielding IS
almost perfect, and his batting Is all
right.
Wells. in the past two games, has made
as many hits as all the rest OF his asso-
ciates together. He Is an excellent man
behind the bat, and works earnestly, ana
with a snap and vim that Is pleasing
JONAHED THE TEAM.
one Of the cranks yesterday observed
that McGann had "Jonahed' the team.
When he was on the bench the first time
not game was won until he was rem
stated.
twice Yesterday, and should have been
uromptly put out OF the game. such a
display Of temper should not be counte-
nanced.
The Petersburg players are all 1ubiiant
over their success here. and say they VIII
take three games from Norfolk, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday
After to-day's game the Richmonds will
rest for two days.
THE CHARITY GAHE.
A meeting Of the gentlemcn who are to
compose the two fat-m.n's baseball
clubs. the Little Bnlies and the Jolly
Johns" and play ball for sweet charity g
sake. was held at the Lexington yesterday
at noon, and after a lively and informal
discussion, in which many suggestions
were offered and declined. the following
teams were agreed upon
Little Bnlies-Preston Belvin, c., 229;
Colonel II. NJ Bancroft, p., &l; w. F.
Seymour ss. 200; William Rueger 1b.,
233: James Cunningham. 2b.. 29s; James
McKenney, 3b.. 23o; r. +. Vaughan, |. T..
2is: W. II. Culingworth. c. f., 26S; r. II.
NJ. Harrison. T. f.. 205; Shirley Carter,
22J Sam Dunstan, 230; S. i. Witt, 2's;
W. c. Adams. 23j
Jolly Johns-John s. Harwood. 1b.. 22S;
T. NJ. Reade. ss.. 231; Otto S. owens l. f.,
232 r. L. Craig. 2b., 233; J. j. Crutch-
field. 3D., POI: J. r. Mountcastle. c. f.,
320: O. a. Hawkins, p. 229; c. ". Dun
stan. c.. 2j2; r. +. Hudson, r. f., 23l; J. j.
Guyer. 232: John Frischkorn, 20; William
LOvonstein, 2'O
Umpire. r. f. Gaskins.
The Little Billles will wear blue suits,
short pants. and shirts; and the Jolly
Johns VIII cover their forms with guady
red uniforms.
It was decided that the two clubs
should meet at the Davis House at
+. M. Friday. There they will don
their suits and repair TO the grounds.
preceded by a band Of music.
The use Of the Christoforo Colombo
Iapn tgninrnH the
pseudo base-ballsts.
National League Games.
~ BrooIlyn: Z. II. r..
Cleveland .........00OO404 1905 u
Batteries: Stein and Daley; Cuppy and
O'Connor.
At New York: r. II. T..
New York ........6OO032OO3--il 19 )
Batteries Meekin and Farrell; Menefee
and Sugden.
At Boston: r. II. f..
Boston ................G 0 90 ! 60 10
Louisville .............5O 02121-11 l3 ,
Batteries: Hodson, Stivetts, and Gan
eel: Wadsworth, Knel, and Grim. Called
on account Of darkness.
At Philadelphia: +. H. f..
philadelphia ......1OOOt3OOO-G II l
Cincinnati ........0O O200000 o. .
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Whit
rock and Merrett.
At Baltimore: r. r. Z.
Baltimore ........1 ! 0 - OK II .
Chicago ............O 0O1 ] o o. II |
Batteries: Hemming and Robinson;
Terry and Schriyer.
At Washington: T. H. E.