The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

that what Kahn did for Mr.. John G;
Small was "A; p. Win Big 40, ana no
those who do not enjoy the luxury OF
quartcring themselves upon the pleacher-
.es to do the Swine act for the nome
team. | might add that the cause or all
these hilarious proceedings was sharp
Iy-hit bali by the clevercst base-runnef
on the southern diamond right over me
left field fence. splitting In twain, 80 10
speak. that sign when reads: hOihe
Team over Here. $40 At Smails. 80,
Wynne pitched the ball Kahn 4peneu
his eye wide, took good aim, anu ONV.
went the sphere. 1t was noDle pia!, -
lucrative pay, and made the kI'n,Ion ,
short stop a hero on the spot; Every
true rooter on the grounds manulactuI'cu
some complimentary epithets Io' -, n", Az
They taxed their vocal choroS 70
Justice 10 the occasion, ana IN a III t,,'5
or two some one on the b eacheries 10y
out that MIR Small was present lneA tne
great base-sjder sauntered over "a Ia 10
portion Of the grounds ana aecvp'ou JaS'
as modestly as you please the green
back publication from the prince OF
Rooters." As "a natural sequence pro
longed and liberal applause wei wei III vi
der. IL was case OF merit wen ie"diu-
ed for aside from the fact tnat nam
IS the only member Of the home team
who has raped a ball over that portion
of the enclosure since the sign Was Pus
there, he sent In three men ancau Oh
him thereby running up the score TO -
10 0. the Hill Climbers having been shu.
out until the last half of the seventh
inning.
THE UNDrETAKKRs ILAYED BAIL.
The home team played bah from start
to finish. though they made lew ragged
plays towards the last-only Few.
Their hitting was phenomenal, ana "hen
the fourth inning was well under way
Wynne. the Lynchburg twirier. WAS
mauled numerically. twenty raps, with
q total OF tnirty-slX bases, VIII tell the
.N.l A.
tives were defeated % to s. Never did the
home team WELD the stick more effec-
lively. Morgan, Gettinger and Kahn each
got in a handsome homer" McGann,
Gilman, Roussey and Tate secured a two
Dagger each to their credit. while KID
Williams. who is using the timber with
wonderful success, succeeded in nnuinB
Wynne for three hits of the same denomi-
nation Besides these, singles were nu-
merous, so much so that tne scorer had
to keep q keen eye 10 JOt them all down.
The fielding OF the UndeTtakers was
sharp. clean, effective, until about the
seventh inning. Up to that time only one
error had been put down TO their credit.
Towards the last several ugly mistakes |
Were made, but the game was already |
the property OF the Legislators. and they |
did not exert themselves as they should |
have done. Confidence IL apt 10 promote |
careiessness. The home team knew that |
the Hin Climbers could never catch up |
after the seventh. or. indeed, after the |
fifth, for the Truth is the game was won |
ia the fourth. when Pops disciples muir |
dered the feelings OF Wynne and got In |
nine runs.
Altogether, the Undertakers played well. |
They gave Bailey excellent support, and |
their efforts were invincibie. Bahey pitch
ed a beautiful game up to the seventh
inning Then he gave out TO some little
extent and was touched up for nve hits,
including two doubles and three-bagger.
Before that he was found for four raps
only and in the latter part of the game
he srooK himself together and delivered
the sphere skilfully. His work in the
box was highly credtabe as a whole.
The Hill Climbers treated his delivery
with only twelve hits all told, with total
OF sixteen bases.