Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

..,r The terrific tWirler, the awful
t..oo. whose very presence In the
d.. has always struck terror 20 the
.--s oS Che Iyuchburg players. went
yesterday. aud-weu. he didn't scare
m climbers this time. bat instead
.... asm o. victory. which, but for his
-. tnlowing they could never have
..- was Wild. awfully so; and.
.om that. he was easy e. hit. and
,.. r,larcou.sts found him frequently
Asa matter Of fact, Flynn was sick.
.L. water had knocked him out,
. .. was really IN no condition to
Dr. $40 excellent work in the first two
.- n-.o innings. but in the fourth he
,..: odd % pieces. and thereby hangs "a
cd. ,ns moral OF which u.s. team cannot
o.. With sick pitcher IN the box.
HE THREW WILD.
E.rn,ac had been moving along nice
Richmond made one run I'm the first
re. ass the result Of error on the
,. 10 Eadct and some clever stick
r. De-. Houseman and Wells The
.e stood one 90 nothing IN Richmond's
.rr uuu the fourth inning. Then
I.rr presented Thompson and Raftert
yt run each. giving Lynchburg the
.l Two men were out, and Thompson
tt5 1r>t on a hii into left field. RAT
tr ttrei an easy grouuder to Ricn-
crack pitcher. and he helded IL
r.uftE lie started % throw % Sc
,.i D.. catch Thompson. but Hcuseman
r.- no, on the base. so Flynn threw To-
Walls Leastwise. he intended 10 DO SO.
tt instead DE threw nigh above Captain
...fs head and while the ball rolled
r.ry 1rt into The field. Thompson ran
l... and Eafert courscd around TO
T.. side would have been retired but
t-ris uor Smith was given a chance
t te ttt and lined ont a safe hit.
r..r scored Radert. Thus two runs
were e.yea away by Flynn. and il was
tF two runs that Lynchburg beat
f.Gu0r5
AGAIN TOOK THE LEAD.
Tr- bad play seemed TO discourage
Tt.r ami be not only made wild pitches.
l.t seemed 90 lose heart I'm the contest.
f.f was more freely hit thereafter than
ANY otler game he has pitched this
season.
la he ff'h inning the Bluebirds came
o. .t. utt and by good hitting managed
Oh. a-s.1 re-ain the lead. which had been
0-e-fi from them. Kelner went out on
-ulrisr 90 Orth. and Flynn followed
I n safe ht Then Leahy fumbled a
IsU a.t by Kahn. which permitted Flynn
t. f.sch second. and Kahn 10 get 20 FIRST.
Ortt- h.t safely and scored both Kahn
a.t fvnu I0useman then went out al
f--t and Wells followed with "A two-bag-
Ir which sent Groves over the rubber.
r.s putting Richmond two runs in the
lead
.re sixth. however. the score was
t.I a- Il result Of two hlts-one each by
ug-01 and Smith-and an error by
har This caused breathless excite
-sri among the rootcrs. and when in
t.. seventh Richmond went out in one,
fHr three order. and Ferguson and Nc
-..r-a were sent over the plate by clean
SICK Nork on the part OF Lynchburg
On audible sroan went up from the
IV.ttI.rs.
Az EXCITING MOMENT
Il. ,te eighth both teams were banked
a.. uen came the ninth. Ii was do or
De f- Richmond here. and Wells made
r.t'- death struggle. Kellner was
.H- .f., man up. and Jake put Tannehili
.r DIS place 20 Try for hit. The clever
batter only succeeded in hitting an in
f-. ball. on which he was thrown out at
t--t Then Flynn came up, and as If
atone Tor DIS bad work. he lined out
tr..- tasgcr into deep centre. Kahn next
nerf o., at hrst. and Groves succeeded
t. te ash. Twas critical moment, but
-.l.l DO nothing. lie landed sQuarely
.l jre ball. but miserable little in
BE-. q al n Ea 90 mn rtrr4a
irr- is the score, with It's unpleasant te-