The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
.FLYNN'S GREAT WORK.
BALTlmORK HITTERs ONLY ABLE TO
MAKE Flint IN INNINGS.
The Hustlsrs ilsyed n snappy Game. ana
Leaf Up to the Fsf n f"ning-Mc-
Craw'sDr Baiifisyine.

The Orioles came out on top yesterday
nut for tho FIRST four innings there was
a lump OF rneasiness on their mindS
that caused them TO play ball IN manner
mat they have not played since ;Eey
closed the league season last year
IN 10 the 18th inning the score stood
4 In faVor OF the Hustlers. ana the
visitors had been able TO secure onV
ore hit OF the Little smiler," Flynn
while the local sticks had sized mp Hem
ining's delivery for three hits ihc'uo'"s
two-baggcr by Houscman
In the nrst inning big Dan br0"'"e's
struck out with q man on Fecona PAS
while in the third the Orioles a1s'.n
80 80 core when they had the bases
full owing 10 The pretty hcini"e %
1u,etIers The home team lost because
Iqvnn LET no I'm the nfth inning also
becnnse in the NTH. sixth ana SEVERN
lnoi,cs they were guilty Of poor team
work besides making two cosby ciIV'a'
These facts. added 10 the ne"'y sur
vol ~ the Baltimores. who haIn'lcrcu
Dibsmcre numerically, enabled Cap1ail
Robinson to send nine OF his men across
the plate.
DIRTY BALL PLAYING
I'm the carrier part W tiN
tho Hustlcrs were reading. the Baitimores
we've guilty OF some rather dirty bali
,i,vfnr srhev crow led along the coach
Inc limos three and four together yelling
ike a lot OF fog-whistles turned loose.
la tho first inning McGrdY was called
ont for not touching second Dase. Wnloh
he certainly ala not do. lie USED " lot
OF his abundant blackguard talk 10 NC
Iaughlin. and refused 10 stand within the
u the eighth inning ne
,,urnoselv ran into Wells ana Knocked MIN
down hurting his wrist. Indeed, all
through tlc game he showed evidences
that Justly entitle him to the reputation
of being one of the dirtiest. If not the
dirtiest. bail player in the Nahonai
Lcaglc.
game resumed its smoothness. but as long
as the Husilors were i'm the lead the
visitors displayed that bullying spirit
mat they tried I'm the Temple cup Sc
ries but which did not count. The root
ers were disgustcd with McGraw CON
duct
SOME PRETTY PLAYS.
Leaving out Bertie's error, which cost
nothing. also an error by Wells whicn
prevented a double play. and another by
him. when he threw Wild TO second, ana
an error by Houseman, the Hustlers play
cd q brilliant nelding game. win tne
execution OF Kahn, who. while he did
not make an error. was guilty OF some
moor throwing TO bases In returning the
bail. In the fourth inning. Jennings hit
a hot grounder TO BERTHE. VINO made
pretty pickup. and retired the runner
al first Behne took three hot ground
ers, without an error and Housenan
only had one error In seven chances, ana
that was on an easy grounder that he
- "a
NcGraw made one of the prettiest stops
ever seen on the grounds. Houseman hit
a hot grounder over the third bag. and
the Orioles little player threw himseit
bodily in front Of the ball, and stopped
II with one hand. Kahn captured TWO
tiirs; so did MCGOWAN, while Groves only
captured one. Flynn's work, up to the
NTH inning was perfect, and the bls
] -ague batters were unable 10 90 any
thing with his delivery.
OF course. the Orioles work was gut
edged, and with the exception OF the
first inning. the Hustlers were retired
IN one. two three order.
wHrS THEY WE'RE SCORED.
In the first, double by Houseman,
followed by singles by Wells and BERTHE.
assisted by Brodies error, allowed the
home team TO make their two and only
runs during the game. After this, sec
ond base was as far as the home team
could get man.
In the NTH inning McGraw 1lcw out 10
Kahn Keller made a hit Kelly went out
Behne to Wells. then the latter made
an error, and Keeicr went TO second,
and stole third. and scored on Brouthers'
long drive over the right-held fence. The
innings work had been prefaced by
Robinson and Hemming, who secured a
single and a three-bagger. respectively,
and both of whom scored.
In the sixth Dinsmore was found for
a single and double. He hit Reitz and
gave Jennings his base on balls; this. aid
Cd by Housemans error and a sacrifice
by Robinson, yielded the orioles three
more runs.
TWO singles and double, in the sew
enth. yielded the visitors two. and their
last runs.
From the start 10 the finish the Balt-
mores played fast balm fact, they were
forced 10 do 30. IN order 10 win. The
Hustlcrs, ON the whole. showed great inn
provement since they first met here. The
following is the score:
The SCORE.