The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01

~ SRs4. upon canvass.
creas Nas IKE the Oh Roman forum ..,dsd
err r lny the angry. srIsln,s Ii' r,eN,t
t' With special PRIVILEGES 10 hoic'
Offer a crowd of iratc local rou.trS EAU
Tuaround o'hasan az , ,hTc.9 nm ,S n"
hll dirty bah player. But nome PA
Al uf blue coats rushed upon 'ht .'ti:
ms erred around the oblret oi 'nSS tSo'r u.s.,
dir.fh. whale Sergeant cosby redd lne IIot
d anon th. game was resumed, every.
a eetflci down. Richmond won, ana
b,r. crowd went home happy
1nine HON II uArIESfD.
j. is h,npcncd thus: The Crabs had come
diu n1 ~ tieir last half Of the fourth; Cor
beif'r lei on with single, COlliiiower got
ter thle and CorcOran went 10 third tnen
=" s. rton few out 20 kala; JoAnes neNt
q e. ID Gilman. who returned the tai 10
So" r. Who clcverly put out COrcoran'
~ i.lrd % steal nome.
Ca ln. without any rhyme or leaSohI
turt .str who was on the bench. Walhen
goes ., CLARK and suatchcd his mask on
lhrcw il on the ground. This was
.,rssaai for tie crowd VINO n9c Sega1 o Sf
crN pfrhw0ud police Quellci their angry
INoT. ,nstratons before tney had hardy
At 'E, few minutes Of hubbub. pande-
specr. n and general disorder, the CRABS
that 10 the held. hut they were minus
TobaC ran and TRULY. the former being
prove. IN The bench for his dirty and con
the f.,tble act. and the latter TOT ms con-
Ger.I back talk. Lanser and Hunt re
couratei The TWO Crabs who had 9e ,. ,, Set
eNpt. ir. bench. only one more inning was
Nuce "a when clark called the game on
0urch,lnf ~ darkness with the score stand
'rOvc . o. o. ID favor OF the crows
FAR UMPIBING.
Marx umpired a fair and impartial
'ofs le despite what a lot OF soreheads
All b. say to the contrary. lie was per
m, ly justified in putting O'Hasan on I iihee
took oh. for his act was a dlS-r"ct 10 li,o
on., IL was an exponent OF his low u-I
lot Jt and be may thank the ltcuhyiIu
frDIce for his easy escape. As Tor IIuuS,
p. fc ougnt to have been put out OF the game .
n. >efore hc was. His continual TAX was
rImi' obnoxious.
M HOW IT WENT.
10 game went TO the Crows because
m their superior work IN the heid. DT TX.
S hit harder than Colhhower' uut ms
support was perfect at those cIlICdl
moments when he most needed IT. In
The second inning the visitors had thftt
men on bases but Kain's capture OF
Joanes fly and quick double pieNcittI
tbelr scoring In the fourth they hgd
TWO men on bases but again were blank
Cd. owing 10 the Crows gilt-edted WIZ
n the field At no other STAGES or the
Eame did they have a SHOW Tie crows
Two runs were made boy Gilman, In the
first he was given his base on bans then
: Gettiuger lined out three Dagger. ana
he scored. In the third Gilman again
eecured a hit. He went 10 second on
Tates single. and reached thlrd on
ThorntOn's tumble of the Dall' ana stole
Af,er this the home team were retired
in one. two three order for the next -FOUR
innings. COllinOwer was more eHect!Ne
than Duke and pitched really better
game hut his support was weak Wntu
he most needed IL. Thornton error being
responsible for Gil1nans last run.
EVERY MAN GRUMBLKD.
Every member Of the Crabs must have
tnagined himself "A self-COnStltuted UNI
IRE. for from beginning 10 end the game
Was one continual round OF klcklng
r1Ie only thing that would have satisfied
Z he Grabs would have been Tor CLARK 70
Nnt.,- piyen them the earth, and then TO
have required the crows to jump off.
When a club IS beaten fairly, as Nor
folk was yesterday, II Is childish. not
TO say anything about being tiresome.
for The players 60 .icker over every de
cision OF the umpire. Ii tends not only
10 hurt the game. but 1t dsgusts the
little Kahn 6elded his position to per-
lection. while King Gilman and Tate
D let everybody know that they We're in the
game KOussey gathered in his usual
number OF chances. but he might have
gotten on TO several others If be had
been a little faster. out in left Cleve
took his only chance in great style, while
CSettinger put Up as neat an exhibition in
I centre as one would care 10 Witness.
Thornton put mp a great game for the
visitors. and after he took Truhy's place
at second. he captured two difficult flies.
NcClOskev also helied his position well,
as did Hauptman Duke made a pretty
play IN the seventh. Hunt had scored a
single. and was playing oh Of first when
Duke made out like he was going TO
throw the ban. Hunt seemed undecided
whether 10 return 10 first or 10 keep on
10 second. In a moment the Crow Ditch
or was upon him and put him out I'M
assisted.
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