The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-28
THE BATTEB1Es.


,;'ar lad for the Legislators. He made one
error but otherwise demonstrated 'Hdl
he mad worn mask before = .ho
H@ilev was n stranger TO most OF me
e,,.,f1tors He had a diihcult role 10
IN for the men from stanton leit no
dnubt last Tuesday that tney CoulI NJ
" G9N with half a chance. He held the
V-isitors down TO twelve hits with toldI
of 10 bases. This was talIiy soou mUI - n
I'm Won consider that the hits were
,r.u scattered. Bailey has very de-
| centive in-shoot that proved quite puzZHhB
tn the visitors His speed was above
the average, and he handled himself Wen
'Niai9rl<ey proved an easy target for the
legislators. They found him for . hts
win a total Of y bases. They got ONO
him right at the start, and Throughout
the game he failed 10 put check 10 the
epidemic Of singles and two-baggers.
Clark made four costly errors for the
-isitors He put up about as ragged an
exhibition Of the short stop $ Ioie as ls
usually seen outside OF hisn,schoo,,
team. He threw wild, fumhled balls. and
showed that he was out Of his place II
his work Of yesterday was a sample or
his ability.
Little. too. played awkwardly on first,
getting three errors on the score book
10 his credit, not 10 speak # his being
fined by Umpire staple for cTasperains
kicking Scherer. I'm centre field. covered
himself with glory for the Mountainecrs.
lie never failed 10 capture every fly that
He took in eight Of them. until It got
10 be a settled fact I'm The eyes - the
SPECTATORS that a ball bared In his d.
rection was his individual property.
FROM THE START.
In the beginning Of the contest the
fun started. Singles by Mccain, Foster,
Morgan and Vast. ana q clever two-bag-
Ser by Tate. assisted by ragged fielding of
senator Zeigler's aggregation, gave tie
IndcIt1kcr's seven runs. while the visit
ors went ont I'm short order.
The hitting was continued in the seconc
10y the Legislator, Mccain, Tate, West
and Railey making singles. and Foster
and Morgan securing doubles. This put
the score up to twelve runs, and then
got in the desired article by hits on the
part Of Fultz. Sullivan. sch arer and
Clark. assisted by an .rror or the part
Of Williams and the poor delivery Of
Bailey. who gave two men their base
on balls during the inning.
In the third ana fourth both sides
drew a blank Zelgler and Scherer how
ever. got In single each The Noun
taineers also failed 10 score I'm the fifth
sixth. and seventh. during which they
aid nothing NOrthy Of mention. save a
base hit each by Fultz and Sullivan, and
two-bagger by Zeigler
The home team scored three times I'm
the fifth, owing 10 a two-bacgeT by Nc
Gam. and n single by Williams. assist
and Clark. In the sixth the Indertakers
drew a blank. but they added three more
dots TO the scorers column in the seventh
when Foster made a home run, sending
I'm Tate in front Of him. Williams double
sent Hodge across the plate.
Bailey was a little off in the eighth. He
gave three men their bases on balls.
and Sullivan's hit sent one Of them home.
The Legislators didn't mind that. though
for when the inning closed they had
gotten in five runs. Hits by Tate Foster
and Williams. assisted by Clark's error
and Malarkey's wild delivery did the
work.
Everybody knew there was no use in
STAYING any longer. for the home team
had a Walkover from the closing Of the
second inning. and few cared 10 witness
the manufacture Of the final run by the
MOurners. Mccain and Tate secured a
hit each in the ninth. and this little finale
sent West across the rubber.
The visitors also scored once in the
NINTH which was due TO a three-bagger
by Fultz, assisted by a passed ball.
In the latter part Of the game Nor
gan got struck on the ankle. and was
knocked out. Plummer took his place.
but had no opportunity 10 do anything
Of note Arthur relieved Sullivan tenn
porarily He got his finger hurt how
ever. and had 10 retire TO the bench.
Here is some information that Will help
TO put Senator Zeigler TO sleep: