The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-05

,asr and consequently held on for a
.,h,is THE matter was satisfactorily
settled Yesterday. however, ana the FORM
err captain OF the Senators VIII De seen
with them in a game at an cary uate.
William Hasamer, VINO piaseu ''she
aeid for the Senator'S last year, and VINO
came here from ST. Louis 10 JOIN the
team on their return from the South,
also signed with Manager Schmelz yes
,erday Hass mer will be seen In right
field. his old place again this year. AS
q hitter he stands next TO Joyce, who Is
re0a rded as the heaviest hitter on the
team. Hasamer accepts all chances, and
* safe. active fielder. Great things
are expected OF him.
Manager Schmelz said he regarded the
Virginia League as an excellent baseball
organization. They had been exceedingly
fortunate In signing some crack players.
and several OF the teams played fast,
good bail. He expected 10 play four
games with the teams In the virginia
League. To-day the Senators expect TO
play In Norfolk, whence they go to Roam
oke. and thence to Lynchburg.
Three players from the virginia League
Of last year are playing with the Senators
this season. They are Mularky. OF New
port News: Anderson. OF Lynchburg;, ana
Boyd, of Roanoke These are expected
to be strong additions to the team. Mu-
larky will probably play part OF the
time I'm the box. Boyd and Anderson will
be placed In the field.
THREE MES INJURED.
Catcher Mahoney and Third Baseman
Crooks had their hands badly hurt while
in the South. and are laid OF for while.
| Abbey received a severe strain, which
temporarily incapacitates him for work.
Six Of the men-M4honey, Crooks,
Stockdale. Maui. Mcclure. and Mercer
left for Washington yesterday. Manager
Schmelz said he had built the team up
this year from tho very Jottom, ana that
the club Is twenty-five per cen. stronger
| than Il was last year The team. said ne.
will not be able to play With their full
| strength for some two weeks yet. 1t is
| thought the injured men will recover by
| that time.
Nr. j. Earl Wagner, one Of the owners
| OF the club, came to Richmond with
the team. He accompanied the men on
their southern trip. He expressed him
self yesterday as we'll pleased with tho
mems condition and prospects. Mr.
Wagner left last nigh. for Washington.
| The Senator's will leave mere this morn
ing. and will arrive in Washington about
the I'D instant.
TIE GAME toby.
Ted Sullivan's Texas Steers will NEE
the Hustlers at West-Endo Park this
afternoon. Gilman thinks the game vii
be a close one. He believes firmly II
the ability Of lis men TO win. but full,
recognizes the merits OF the Hustlers a
an aggregation. Jake Wells says th'
Hustlers viii give the Texans all the,
want An interesting game Is expected
and IL is thought that large crowd o
rooters will be OH hand TO make thing
lively.
No improper characters Will be allow
cd admittance into the grounds. Raj
| checks will be issued in the event o
rain breaking up the game before tn
fifth inning These checks will be goo
for entrance tomorrow, when the Hus
tiers will tackle the Boston Bean-E Eaters
The game with the Bostons is expecte
to be full OF interest. Billy Nash an oil
Richmond boy, will appear with the me
from the Hub.
On the 18th OF this mon'h no I'm
versitv OF Virginia team will meet IN
Yale University men In this city. Tn
Varsity men are in much better cond
ton now than they were when they frs
met Yale They have been playing fas
ball this year and are In good phS
steal trim 10 meet the New Haven att
letes.
Nelson has also improved very mucl
showing what practice will DO for
pitcher He Is now a very fine amatei
twirler. Good-natured Wizard carter W
be In the box for Yale, and his hypnoti
ing Of the Varsity batsmen Will ca
forth the wonder and interest OF u
crowd. Greenway, the hero OF mar
! battles. both on the foot ball gridirc
and baseball diamond will hold him.