The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
Mr.. DINSM0RE DID 1T.
TIE CRABS HAMMERED HIM FOR
NINETEEN BASE HITS.
In the Eighth Inning Eight Hits and Eish,
Runs Was the Record-The score
l4to 3 FOR the ylsitors.

The eighth inning proved a kind OF
hcart-achc Tor Mr. Dinsmore yesterday
afternoon. The Crabs got on 70 his de-
livery then and pounded him all over the
field. light mon crossed the plate dur
inc The inning. and poor Mr.. Dlnsmore
hung his head. and his lower Jaw dropped
Gown some threc-Quartcrs OF an inch.
1T was all over them" FOR though the
Huscors fought like ncnds 70 get in some
runs ln tho ninth. Barley Kahn was the
only man VINO could get himself around
TIE bags. and haif the spectators eot up
10 leave before the ninth Inning was un-
der way They knew mas inere were
40 probabilities OF making enough runs
~ Offset shat fatal eighth. The game
belonged 10 the Crabs They had won 10
~ ar epidemic OF heavy hits, and mat
Was all .herc was Co -
ur 10 THAT TINE.
ID 70 the eighth inning no human be-
ing could teil who would Dee the Nict0rs
"t-Iav me game. everybody. and play a.
hand" cried Wells every now and then.
Nc contest was close one. Tho hust-
lars lad sent seven representative across
the rubber. and t1c Crabs only Ska Blight
his. an OF tnrm singles. had been secured
or Afr Werks' delivery. and tho twirlcr
With o. hIu1l-rcQ shell and formidable
looking claws. bad sent nine men 10
base on balls. struck one. aud punched
OUT flreC Mr. DlusmOrcS record up
10 that flme wasn't 50 bad. lie had held
the Crabs down tO eleven hits with total
tal OF thirteen bases. ana four men had
gone down under Dis delivery witn noe
ching % show for their Efforts except
ntle breeze as they famed the air. He
lad sent -FOUR men 10 first on balls.
lHrN THF sLrGGiNG.
Then came the inning that reminded the
occupants o. Che grard-stand OF il Hung
chang The Grabs didn't do thing win
N..N.II||~ him with IIw.f
well-nurchcd hits. including four two
uaCetrs. THAT was all they did. That
was plenty. thank You. HTS 20 right
field. hats to left hcl4. hits on the lohs
drive. rel-h0t rrOuu1frs. pop-upS in Che
wrong place and every conceivable NIT
known - the batter except the Sarrlfne.
Every man ou The club r1- hit except
Gpifr Tate. and Corcoran. while Cote and
Weeks came iu for a couple each. Dins-
more appeared 10 have lost complete con-
.rol ~ The ball He lancred hard. but
ne jus- couldn't help IT, The Crans had
A. in Tor him. The epidemic spread Ike
Uild-nre and it was simply question OF
Tnaulng the sphere out Boo the field. and
zen tro.tng around. That was all.
HOW IT HAPPENED.
I- happened this way. Cote started
-ha prOut lfuEs with ca tWO-uaeeer. W tthS,
,y.S had struck out three times in sue
-.ss.5n. followed with "a single -Four
balls put Geler on first and then the
bags were fuI. Mr. Hdsau untl out a
beautiful double 10 centre field, ana the
-rree men crossed the rubber. Corccran
few out 20 Groves. and Tate went out
Berfe 90 Wells. OHagan stole third
g.ry nicely. and scored Oh keuys single.
Thornton then followed with a pretty
rff ID centre field. and Mccain double
10 Kahn sent both men home Then Cote
and Weeks kept the thing going oy a
single and double respectively and
Mctfowan and Gibson each made an err
r1T
When the crowd had sighed. and the
dust stt-le1 down around the home plate.
the scorer figured OUT eight runs for the
inning.
rlfr-r.orefe work in the box.