The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-09
THEY W0NIN THE NINTH
TIMELY THREE BIGGER by SMITH
GAVE THEHUSTLERs THE CANE.
Knorr aud Fry Both Pitched superb Rail
But the Lattcrs support Went TO Pieces
at critical Timcs-OtIcr Ball News.

Tobias Tious sad Tho knowei we was
going ter win der game care knorr had
lent Inn en- lucky cent ter hold. dat has
gari had done give him"
The lttlf fellow was right. and he had
the nerve 10 prove IL. IN the las, half
o. the ninth inning. with Shcrcr on SIC
ora. and Stahl and Little. the two next
men. up he deliberately chalkcd up
bg zero FOR tho visitors. thereby CIV
lrs The game 20 Richmond ~ a score OF
TO 2. re diNmcd that Stahl ana Little
would do nothing. and he was r.ght.
lot the former famed the air. while tho
blk nrst-bascman hit 20 MCGOWAN, thereby
ending the game. and bringing defeat 70
his team IN one OF the prctticst and most
exciting games played here this year
IL Was battle royal IN when hhoii
and Fry were the opposing generals. ana
both pitched superb ball
Lucky Jack" conciusivciy proved WHAT
have said about him an along. ahe
twiriers IN the league HIS speed anu con-
troll were wonderful. and when Z came 70
a pinch he was as steady as ,n. low
clock Foxy Fry was also In great FORM
and bat FOR a bit 81 hard luck just Whcn
II was most damaging 10 = moro ,ual'
probable that the laugh would nave peeH
on the other side.
AZ rxcirISG GsMr.
The game was fast. clean. and snappy.
Astounding IN brilliant plays. ana 50 c,ose
was tho score that not until inc iaSt
Roanoke player was out cid the rooters
breathe freely and g.Fe vent 70 ineii
feelings with a series or prolonged Wal
Ia -srtv. late OF the New York State
Ionguo who has been appointed 70 sue
coed Higgins as umpire; oinclaie'; an5
nothing approacn.ns a hlch WdS H'di
against any 81 his dccis ons. lie mas
quick eve on balls and strikes. ana
watches the game Ike hawk. lie NOR
ourhiy understands his business and
showed that no. ara Yesterday by the irfn.
steady ana sr.Cf-ccmmaaoing manner
IN which Do umpired the game.
I0sr nY EnTos.
There is no doubt about the fact that
errors lost Roanoke the game Fry made
on. IN the nth that cost two runs and
Davii Fuifz dropped Fosters high fv tn
,he sixth giving the Hust!ers another.
ana fhen Nioux made a pretty stop or
BArte's hit n the sixth and threw wild.
allowing still another local score. SO u
car BE- seen al a glance that four OF
Richmond's SIX runs should never have
been made.
no~ and the Hustlers. owing 70 fine work
is- the Nfaziciaus ana not score until the
fffh The Wis tors made double plays IN
no first and second innings. and IN the
fourth Sherer brought down the grand
stand fv making a phenomenal catch OF
Vr~1faV-g rs 20 centre. which h. pulled
n fhe fence. after a long and hard
an error hv Bradley and a timely sacri-
mo- hv Cavanaugh gave the Wis tors
I'm ir tho second they got another IN
fha fourth Cavanauch hit for a double
ana scored on Welsh's single
rIrD THE SCORE.
The ffth Wells opened up with
double. Foster famed the air. Berte few
f.f 90 palden. then knorr made sin
a'e and Wells went 20 third base Jack
started % steal second and Fry had an
elsr chance % throw him out but ne
threw via and knorr was safe WeiA
alec scoring on the play. Then Barley
Kahn sent Knorr home on double. tying
fht score.
In their half tho visitors made run
ODD d triple hy Fulfz. followed by Little
s'nlie This again gave them the lead.
The Husrers made three In the sixth.
but the NaEicians made one IN the
eercnth and eighth innings. so that when
the ninth opened The score was again a
tie
Knorr famed the air. Kahn sirgled. and
scored on Smiths fhroe-hacger. This
ended tho run getting. as ali the other
chances were lead easy.
The Hustlors pulled together from the
stare. and worked with VIII.
The visitors on their part put up
loauffn same There was no kicking
lu fact paiien is TOO much OF a bail
PLAYER f0 allow o..
The score was.