Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
GAME OF MANY RUNS.
The RichmendS Make Thirty and the
ROaDOkes Even Sixteen.
Our TWO NEW PITCHERS.
ro,h Are Rather VIVID and Piummor En-
trcly Too siow-ra . Makes Two
Home-Huns and McGann One.

urcly Too siow-ra . Makes Two
Home-Huns and McGann One.
och an epidemic OF hits as prevailed at
,r.sf-rni Park yesterday afternoon has
,ls.n hecu seen In Richmond. Every
,.,,r ON both the Richmond and Roa-
,.L., clubs hit the horse hide for at least
,.. base. and ,nc majority OF them for
g.. Pop" Tate. the Jolly fat man, dis
,.s,ishcd himself. and by sending two
1s over the fence at opportune mo-
,.... caused the bloacherits 20 roar with
r.yrrbcration OF the voices OF the
t.alc.
r.-. we're fully 2.0co cranks. rooters.
H.. and small boys in the park. and
o.. limited accommodations which had
I'm provided for the spectators proved
r..es.her insufficient, and the rooters en-
,hod on the players in almost every
-t % the fed.
d.. pa, Was certain element OF good
raahlp which seemed 10 pervade the
,- sphere yesterday. and everybody was
..r The rooicrs were too overjoyed TO
,.....t ,o roast any one. and the players.
t.a k.lkcr O'Hagan. felt happy.
.mNCHu.LNS CHIDINGS.
T. h. first inning Chinchina McHover-
D. tHe mron-laccd man. became Jubi-
H.. an. with the score standing 10
o.. t...r ~ his team there was no reason
81. l- should not be. The rooters were
a.eclinrly so-for the Indications
sr ta.t Tim Vests darlings would be
.frI. "Cbinchina" felt sorry for the
-s-he has a great big kind heart
g. powerful deep voice-and as he
... 90 first base coaching his colleagues
ht 90 jolly the cranks up little.
49,. ucs.h.rs amt saying word. Why
....l l1ller?" he asked them. and, by
,.... similar illusions 10 the runs that
,. Ie.uc made. he succeeded In arous-
.~. .rmh.iuc" of enthusiasm among
g. ..aIy cheerful crowd. 1t was only
..-..ury chcerfuiuess. however. as
.... ...tsrs f,lt badly. They got an op-
....l o. root a little IN the second
.-.. uhta TWO runs were added 10 the
.-, h. thc home team ana a great big.
f.....au e,p4c egg was presented to the
t..- The third inning proved the most
, .rH-fli f1r The rU0ters. for the home
,..r. started OF with a dash and 10y heavy
r..- forged their way up. up. until the
Was ted. There was great JOY
..t..fci o. this tuncture. but when
..... Tat. picked up the ash the breasts
.. tf. Y..pt-rs were fun OF joyful cN-
...rrV "Top" did not have it in his
.t fl l.-1Ip1iut them. 50 ne let NM
olt Everybody knows what ne can
o. ..I w.th no apparent effort be placed
,. spherical piece ci leather over iei'-
t.I fence
TIE CROWD WENT WILD.
-.,.. runs came in on this hit and
were changed. From being SIX
behind the nome team had adj
,....I TO three runs ahead anu the
,.tl rose en- masse 10 cheer ana shout
SCORE was tied. however. 10y the
t as when they came To the bat. ana II
... r.p and tuck for a while. Morgan
r..Ilf.I Taie's example In this inning
g.. rt the ball over the fence. lie
g.. Was. loudly chcered.
uu. round nothing was what Rich
.rI clt in the fourth. and the Mush-
-..r Cityitcs took two more runs. THIS
,.-. not al an 20 the liking Of the "u-
,rrr. ami their faces assumed a very
& act,d look. BY virtue of a nice. Clean
-.,.btrser Iy Freddy" Foster In the
.th and an error made by Goodman.
gid. score was again tied. The thing was
growing exciting at this juncturc ana
..,n little Mike O'Rourl1r. well known
a. 81 Nullisan ORourke. who had
,-omjeed himself that he would not utter
sound during the contest became rest
loss. aud after shifting around on the
.f.r.e bench. which is not quite so
~ o.
l...,uorehEl h. CALCULATED something
g.. would have made Il crcdltable dis
,. If printed in large type in Sunday
s.... tract
THEIR STAR HAD SET
-... u.- v,as.up after this for Roanoke,
from that time ON to- the end Of the
.....rn inning. when ImT're Clark called
-.. game on account OF darkness, the
.,A,- Jagged behind They only made
... rll in the nfth and one in the
r...;rh while In the sixth and seventh
Ia- sat.rs added sixteen points 10
'.r score Everybody scored. and 80
r- i tie runners cross the rubber
t.- rse scorer found great difficulty in
.'anr them down. Cute little Eddy
-.t. ..Dt TIE bail over the left-held fence
...a i1 the sixth. and brought Piummer
NDGlun over the rubber When he
.' lIlfs ioA lilt NiUMA Nif'A W
t, .l it and after he had accom-
10 Do bowed his acknowledgment
o. -. loud huzzars which greeted him.
orr NEW PITCHER.
H.r snyder occupied the box during
four innings Tor Richmond, and
..h he I'D not accomplish very
t DO could hardly bee blamed. He
r...... ODD manner % support IN the IN
.". ;hc .i1e runs scored 10y Roanoke
lrI Inning were largely due 10
gu. ...- d., was taken ont in the fifth
.r entire new battery substituted.
... N.. uuWcl-in fact. too much 50 10
..I d.. wene TO the bench with
.- .et .EedIy' Foster. who had been
.. s ..a-rr-neli. was put behind the
-.t .nl Johe succeeded him In the
l..1mer. the new pitcher, who had
l.. -..t 'I Richmond by E!lly Nash. was
-'. tn. hoN. ID rad been whispered
.. ... arouads that ne was coming,
.. ... n. bounded cut in the red
.. was loudly cheercd. lie was
..... .i at first bat Improved after a
- r.. .INoaiy -Shirts" got together ar
. change and supported Plummer
r t..n they had done his pre- le-
While neither 81 the new rtchers
f, deserve praise. the trlal was
l. nir one. 0mmer IS very slow.
..DfNN H.. IN HURT.
was Gui badly hurt in thu
"ras Ouc Of Boyd's very hard
r..s rim suuarc'y on the chest
....tF e IA. heart. and he fell
.r..nI Ike q log. emitting several
vL,n vring the hearts OF the
fe. .raud-sta1d. His head was
I.Is.'y with water. but it was
1881. minutes before he was suii-
.. recovered TO admit OF the game
.uu,,l.
...l.i.,s tried hard 10 win, and
alus some change was made.
Olasu is ln.bucd with the idea
.ll Iich ana he made two or
"..tg1l attempts 10 demonstrate
' 10" failed slrnally, however,
-nI was allowed TO continue.
plays la dead earnest. bot kicks
al r-son. lie cNasperates the
...t
smother tabu'atcd defeat for the
ter.rrs GO take home with them:
RICHMONDS.
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