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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
ROANOKE. VA. May 2o.-special)-

ROANOKE, VA. May 29.-Cspecial)-
Richmond won to-day's game but II took
the hardest kind Of playing to accomplish
that result. and several times II looked
as II the Magiclans would be the victors.
But fate decreod otherwise, and the
coming champions have another scalp
dangling at their belt tonight The con-
test was full Of hard hitting. brilliant
plays. and heart-breaking anxiety.
Both Stahl and Kuorr were easy, and
TannehiH and Lloyd were called upon
to close the battle but they could not
stem the tide OF base-hits. Berte and
Cayanaugh covered short in fine SHAPE,
making number Of brilliant plays.
The fun did not commence until the
seventh. but from that out the excite
ment was intense. Roanoke was leading
by one run. and the rooters were hoping
against hope. In the last Of the seventh.
however the st0m broke, and the Blue
birds jumped TO the fore. Kain and
Houseman cracked out singles, Wells
and Berte drew doubles, Cavanaugh made
an error, and Richmonds total was III
creased by four runs.
TIED THE SCORE.
Then Roanoke went in. in the eighth,
and. by some pretty stiCk-wOrk. assisted
by base on balls, tied the score. CaNa-
naugh opened the prOcee d.n&s by nylns
out to Groves; NiON got a base ON baIls'
and went TO second on Breen's single.
The latter was forced out by Stahl, but
Sherer's double scored NioX and Stahl.
| Padden tn hit safely. and Sherer came
home Richmond was presented with a
run i'm the eighth. MCGOWAN reached nrst
| on "A hit. and came home on wiz throws
By Cancel and Sherer.
When the ninth opened Tannehlll went
| into the box, and KnOrr trotted out 10
right. but fanny had no terrors for
| the Magicans, and they went al MN
| tooth and nail. Bradley opened up with a
! hit, Cancel kindly struck out, but Groves
| dropped Cdvanaughs high fly, and two
men were on bases. NiON brought them
| both i'm with tnree-bagger, after Breen
| had struck out. Sherer hi; for two bases,
and Niox scored. Paddcns single sent
| Sherer across the rubber. Ia Teby making
| three runs necessary for Richmond 10
! win.
Richmond came I'm for the last attempt
] and Manager Breeu had also changed MS
| team, putting Lloyd IN the box, NioN De
| hind the bat Stahl In lit Held, anu
| Ganney I'm right; but this change aNaiied
him naught Tdnnehill pounded out "a
safe one but Hou-emau's grounder TO
| Cavanaugh gave the Masicians chance
for double play and they took adFa"-
tage OF 1t. After two strikes had beeA
called on Wells he was sent TO hist
on bills
.Duke" Foster then thought it about
time to get i'm the night, and he raped
out a home run. once more IN score
was tied. Then Ganuey showed what De
aid not know about fielding. McGo"an
sent a fly into his territory. which he
pisiudeed. " men he did get his hands
on the ball he let il st away from MN,
and MCGOWAN went to third. Berte tried
| the same trick, ana Carney again mis-
Judged fly, and the slaughter was over
! MCGOWAN crossing the plate. The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

CHICAGO, May 9.-Philip c. Doppen'
schmidt Cashier for Benziger brotnsts'
shot himself In the temple IN an oince
OF the Monadnock building this morh'hs,
dying almost instantly. In lookins oveI
the books yesterday Manager burecknes,
discovered a discrepancy OF $50 lie eSiieu
i'm an accountant, and a brief examination
convinced the latter that embezzieneh'
had been going on for some time. pop-
penschmidt admitted the charges this
morning, and 70 avoid arrest eommitte1
suicide. The amount OF the shortage 10
said 10 b. N.y0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Az RGINIAN APPOINTED.
Colonel II. Il. Douglas Wade 'i''
CommtssiOner of Baltimore.


BALTIMORE. MD. May 2s.-(SpeciaL)-
Under the reorganization Of the City Com
missioner's office Colonel II. I. Doug
las prominently known in Virginia ana
well-known ciyil-engineer. was to-day
appointed 10 the position OF Commission
or by Mayor Latrobe. The appointment
was confirmed by the city Ccuncll. lie
will assume charge June lst
Colonel Douglas is a native OF Virginia,
and began his career as chief engineer
OF the Richmond and York-Rlver railroad.
He served with distinction In the Con
federate army during the war in the
line OF his profession. Under General
John Bankhead Magruder he construct
ed the defences at Yorktown. He served
directly under General Lee in repairing
the defences around Richmond, and du-
ring the seven days fighting was recon-
mended by General A. =. Hill tor the po-
sltion OF major OF engineers. He receiY-
ed his title In the army. He was form
erly chief engineer for the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
ONO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Completion of Its Work-Nct Result
AntI-McN

GAINESVILLE. o.. May Z9-Victors and
vanquished came together again this
morning In Memorial Hall. with the IN
tention OF finishing up the work OF the
Republican State Convention with dis
patch, to the end that delegates and
visitors might return 10 their respective
localities ia time for participation in the
exercises Of Decoration-Day.
senator sherman was prompt In open
ing the proceedings al Q o'clock. and the
delegates were equally prompt in respond
ing 20 his call for ord +. EN-Secretary
Foster was first introduced. TO submit
the platform and resolutions which were
huuiedly read and as quickly adopted,
moderate applause being bestowed upon
the naming OF Mckinley as a candidate
for the presidency ana that OF Foraker
for the next senatOrship.
Nominations FOR Lieutenant-Governor
were next on the docket. Only one name
that Of a. W Jones, Of Youngstown. was
submitted. and his selection was made
by reclamation. ". j. Gilbert Of Cald-
well. was nominated for state Auditor;
Judge Hnshall for Supreme Judge;
Josiah ". Allen. Of Athens, for Clerk Of
the Supreme Court.
The net result OF the defeat Of Nash
is 10 disposs PSI Governor Mckinley and
his friends OF the control of the political
machinery after January lst and to
make Ex-Governor Foraker the party
dictator OF the state. II likewise settles
the fact that the Ohio del CATION 10 the
next Republican presidential convention
win contain at least two anti-Mckin-
leyites al large iu the person Of General
Asa Bushnell. who Will then wear the
title Of Governor and Ex-Governor Fora
ker. who viii probably he alluded 20 as
Standardized
But little interest was taken in to-
days proceedings. as II was evident that
the Foraker slate would go through The
convention began TO suffer from the heat
and get disordery by the time the nomi-
NATIONS for Acknowledgement were reach
ed. and every attempt al a speech was
h0wted down. r. j. Monette. Of Craw-
ford. was nominated on the third ballot.
Samuel J. Campbell. OF Jefferson, was
nominated for state Treasurer on the
third ballot
r. l.. Barger OF Coshocton. was renomi-
mated by reclamation for member OF the
Board Of Public Works, and at 200 CLOCK
the convention adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Free. Though Mansinyer. and Why

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, May IA
special to the Time-Cnion from st. Au-
justine says John Sulis, who shot and
killed Rudolph Lyon there last Thursday
had a preliminary hearing to-day before
Judge Forward and was discharged al
though the evidence was that suils de-
liberately killed Lyon. Some months De-
fore the killing Lyon eloped win AIRS
Sulis. and the couple went 10 Texas,
where they were living when Suls learned
their whereabouts and had them extra
dited 10 answer the charge OF crime com
mittsd In this State. They were brought
back to 81. Augustine last Thursday, ar
ralgned in court. and released ON their
own recognizance After leaving court
Logon was walking down the street. when
he met SulIs. As the latter saw the
spoiler OF his home he drew pistol and
shot him dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

Grass-Widowers' Excursion Rates
Weekend One-Fare EKcurslOns-
Sunday Excursions on James-
River Division on {. & d. Ry. for
SensOn OF 1875.
RAsS-WIDOWERS' EXCURSIONS
commencing June 18th, will be sold 10
prominent stations between Richmond and
stanton, and between Richmond and
Howardsvlle AT ONE FARE. for trains
only leaving Richmond the afternoon OF
each Saturday. good returning until Mon
day morning following date OF sale.
WEEK END EXCURSIONS. commence
ing June lst. TO Goshen, Mllboro', Clifton
Forge. Hot Springs. Allegheny, White Sui
phur. Fort Springs. Anderson, and Natu-
raj Bridge. will be sold AT ONE FARE
for trains only leaving Richmond on each
Friday and Saturday. limited 10 expire
with the Monday following the date Of
sale.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS on James
River Division, commencing June %. 10
points between Richmond and Scottsyllle,
AT ONE FARE. for Train No. only
Of each Sunday good returning only on
No 10 OF the same date.
The above low rates for Grass-WidOw-
ers will enable heads Of families 10 place
their families az one Of the resorts or
country summer homes on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway during the
heated season. and visit them az half
rates every week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
nv Il NOT SATISFIED.
Norfois's Prohibition Mayor VIII
HesiGn-His Reasons.

NORFOLK. VA. May 29-Cspecial)-
a .nsaton in local politics Is likely
a tts city iu "a day or two. for # Is
ka.an t-at Mr Charles " Petit. the
I-orhtoa Mayor OF Norfolk, will resign
Office. Mayor Petuts action ls caused.
i. 4y. hy tLe fac; that be has not
f..n treated fairly by the Board Of
Police Commissioners. o. which h is.
b.. virtue az bis office. the president II
f.s been known for some time that the
Ha>or tas been dissatisfied with bic
D.. uou principally owing 20 the fact
stated above. This has been no secret,
oil. Ie does not hesitate TO speak very
plainly ur1n the subject TIE Mayor says
that ta- other two members Of the Police
Board have repeatedly snubbed him 10
fne matter Of making appointments on
tte police force. that Die wishes have been
iu these matters disrcgarded. and that
Dr. can stand this sort o. treatment no
longer. hence his resignation Major D.
Humphreys Is spoken OF as his successor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
ExcursIon Ratcs.

The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following excursion rates via
the York River Line for the season now
opening:
Richmond 10 Baltimore and return.
limit IS days. $500: Richmond 20 Phila-
delphia and return. limit - days, 500;
Richmond TO New York and return, limit
IS days. Sl2.0O.
The York River Line steamers arc
handsomely appointed and have every
modern convenience. The table Is sup
piled with all the delicaeies OF the chesa-
peake bay. ana the cuisine Is unsurpassed
Information will be cheerfully furnished
and state-rooms can be reserved ~ ad-
vance at passenger office go east Main
strset JOHN NJ Beall.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
SITUATION ~ NEWFOUNDLAND.
Failure of Attempt to Procure a.
IOnn from This Country.

FAILURE al AAltHtpi Wv
Lonn from This Country.
ST. JOHNS. y. T., May 29.-The Legs
lature adjourned to-day for the third
time. owing 10 lack Of a quorum. 1t
is openly reported that Colonial-secretary
Bonds attempt 10 procure loan from
American capitalists has collapsed. owing
To- the Intervention of the British GOV
eminent. which feared the effect OF the
Introduction OF American capital INTO
Newfoundland The Whiteway party is
domoralized over the uncertainty. should
Mr.. Bonds mission fail the resignation
OF the government is by no means Inn
probable
The documents relative 20 the Confede-
ration conference at ottawa have been
printed. They contain Il lot Of statistics
OF calling significance, showing the
gravity of the Colony's present diflcul-
ties. businessmen are keenly apprehsn-
sive Of the outcome. Trade is greatly un-
settled.
The prelimlnaries are being arranged
for the arrest Of the directors of the
Union Bank on charges similar to those
ON which the directors of the CONNER
cial Bank we're recently ested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
HOT DAY ~ MAY.
Hottest ON Record at Chicago-Coid
Wave Coming.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 9.-The records
Of the Weather Bureau do not show q
hotter day than this one in May for the
last twenty-five years. The Oldest resi-
dents. with life-memorics, do not recol'
lect as hot a day in and about Chicas'
for the time Of the year. Thermometers
down town ranged in the afternoon IRON
" to 81 degrees. the official reaalhB ne
ing so degrees In wiadinS UP tn'
reInarksbIe changes In temperature du
rt,, tho last three weeks the oiiicia
rronhet gives warning of "a cold wave
which will arrive from the Northwest
In the next forty-eight hours. and may
drop the mercury 20 degrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
FoR SELLING FAKE SILVER.
WeII-Kno,vn New York Firms IN
dictcd md Arraigncd.

NEW YORK. May 29-Among the IN
6ictments filed to-day by the grand jury
were true bills against the tolio"'hs
firms for selling fake "silver"4re
Bloomingdale Brothers, Simpson Cra"'
ford & Simpson. II. c. Koch q Co. stern
a Co. Williams & CO., Horn * sons
Hilton. Hughes & Co. Enrich Brothers
Jamison q Co. and Daniels q O'Neil.
The members OF the various nrns IN,
.dirtsd we're arraigned before Recorder
con in the Court OF General Sessions thi'
sTternoon. and on motion OF District
attorneys Battle and McHugh were
paroled In the custody Of their counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
sryrNrEEN-YEAR LoCusTs.
svarms of Tbem-Au Duly L"bei'e"
with the W.

DIES MONIES. IA, May AN NV
farmers in the ceptral part OF the s'a'e
are much alarmed over the discovery
on swarm Of seyenteen-year loeuS'''
They are similar 70 the locusis when oe-
vastated the western country Sesen.'TH
years ago. and have the Shai -,
,,orp-tbe tetter ''N"-on each wins
scientific men sly that this Is the year
when The locusts should appear II ciouu
AGAIN. n the theory advanced IN resatu
10 their return is correct. 80 Tar oh''
small DAMAGE Is reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

STANTON. VA. May 29-tspeclal)-
The report OF City-Physician j. y. Catlett
TO Mayor FultZ shows but one new case
OF smallpox since the last Dispatch re-
port. This case Is Albert Southali. a
negro. one patient was discharged to-
day as recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
SOUTHERN Wholesale GRocERs.
The Convention az Work-Bnse-BalI
Game--Banquet.

Game-IIanquet.
ATLANTA, GA. May 29.-The first ses-
sion Of the Southern Wholesale Grocers'
Convention was called 20 order by Presl-
dent l.. G. Leigh, Jr.. OF Richmond, at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building this morning at IL o'clock. After
a few preliminary speeches the conven-
ton. which is essentially business body
settled down 10 work. All the prominent
southern cities from Virginia 10 Texas
are represented. This mornings session
was largely devoted TO discussing freight
rates and rairoad-trafiic arrangements.
The convention adjourned at 1 o'clock
until morning.
This afternoon the delegates were the
guests of j. J. Maddox, and witnessed
the Little Rock-Atlanta baseball game
at Athletic Park.
Tomorrow night the annual banquet
will take place 81 the Aragon Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
ROASTED OYSTERS.
The Farmers Feast on Them In
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 29.-(speciaD
THE Farmers took the second game from
the Oystermen with ease this evening.
Foreman and Wykes were In the box for
their respective teams. Foreman proved
aI,,ost as much Of an enigma TO the
Oystermen as he did IN Mondays game,
only allowing five single hits. ana giving
liz one vbase on balls. Wykes was
vcry effective. barring hts wiIdness. up to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

Our Traps are OF the latest design and
most fashionable to be had In the city.
n III Bosher's Sons will take pleasure In
showing you their vehicles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

Confederate veterans. and Fire Depart
ment. formed at $3.50 O'Clock and marched
20 the cemetery. where the memorial
exercises were held.
THE. ADDRESSES.
The Rev. Or. W. s. Lacy. OF this city,
delivered the GRAFTON. The Rev. DR.. Moses
d. Hoee. Of Richmond al2o delivered an
able address An original and very appro-
pirate poem was read by Mr.. VI. j.
Worthington, after which the military
fred three volleys Then the decoration
OF the graves OF those who gave up their
lives for the Lost Cause followed. The
exercises OF the day were brought 10 a
close by parade Of the military and
veterans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

The Royal Queen Surry az r. "
B0shers Sons. Is the prottiest and most
stylish vehicle Ia the city. They VIII
take pleasure ia showing IL to you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

on excursion Saturday night June lat.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets
al II p. NJ Returning. leaves Washing
ton June ID at $50 r. NJ. sharp. Round
trip. ESQ. &. V. CLASH.
j. NJ. THOMPSON.
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MEMomAL-DAy Ar NonFoLK.
Fine Parade and Interesting Ex-
crrises-Dr. HoEe Takes Part.

4 Fine Parade and Interesting IA
crrises-Dr. HOge Takes Part.
NORFOLK. VA. May - -(special)-
Confederate MemOrlal-Day was celebrated
here to-day Boz a most appropriate and
imposing manner. After weeks OF dis
agreeable weather the day dawned bright
aal clear. and. although a trhs warm.
v.s an IDEAL day for the Carrying-Out
0 the programme. as prepared by
f.feft-Euchanau camp. Confederate
Veterans. under whose auspices the cNer-
etes WeIc held.
GENERALLY OBSERVED.
THE occasion Was more generally OBJ
t"Hci than formerly. and large crowds
H4n the surrounding country were IN
iH oty 90 witness the parade, winch Was
remarkably fine one. The procession,
Nlicn consisted Of the Fourth virginia
regiment Of Infantry. Grimes Battery
,Ae Norfolk Llght-Aftillery Blues. SUI
isiA. ana 81. Mary's Academy cadets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
PLAY TWO GAMES HERE TODAY.
Exciting Contests 10 BE Fought Out
law Richmond and Lynchbur

This will be memorable day from a
baseball standpoint Two games. both
OF which bid fair 90 be close and exciting.
will be played. and the leading clubs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

:
,,-------- -,i,--o7-----------------.O1OOO1OS3-S
,'i,t,,,,',d ........OOOl 0O41 g. >
c,,,r,oar,, Earned runs-Roauoke 6.
Richmond. /. Bases on balls-OiI Stahl' =
OF LLOYD. /: OF Knorr 3. struck out-by
StahI. .: by Tannehil >. Two-uase mis-
Sherer. Padden, StahL Welis' ana heI IT,
-. 80 ne Niox Home runs-Cian-
1ou and roster. Double play-Cavanaueh.
padden. and Little. Passed balls-Gan-
4eu' . Hit by pitched ball-NioN. Stolen
ases-Cavanaugh. Foster 90, McCio"en,
and Berte. Umpire-Mr. DAILY. Time OF
rame-2 hours and minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

New Vehicles, all styles. at low prices
At II. II. Bogher'z Sous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

RICHMOND

totals ..-........... $4,000 80 -
sFoster out hit by batted bali.
sTwo out when winning run was hi"ue'
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
MIIIinmsbmrg VI. Nd PoInt.

Williamsburg vs.. West Point.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 29-(Spe-
cial)-The Williamsburg Baseball club
nj 10 West Point on Tuesday TO play
two games with the team from that
place. The williamsburg, were victOrs
I'm both contests The first game was
distinguished by heavy batting by both
teams The features OF the first game
were the battery work Of Hugh Jones and
Dahn. the short-stop work Of Hamlet,
and the batting OF Leigh. Carl Jones, and
Donuegan Cor the Williamsburgs and
the pitching of Starke the first-base play
ing Of Wilkinson, and the fielding or
Booker for the West Points. The second
game was played rather listlessly, both
teams being very tired from their efforts
Of the morning. The feature OF the game
was the pitching OF Hamlet. he striking
out seven men in five innings Moss was
batted hard all through the second game.
The score-nrst game: r. II. T..
Wmsb'g % 0 D 3 10 4-H Is
West Pt...0 0 l 3-l5 10 10
summary: Earned Williamsburg,
IA: West Point 3. Struck out-By Jones'
10. by Starke. 9. Batteries-For Williams
burg. Jones and Dahn; for West Point.
Starke and Robinson. Time OF game ?
hours and Is minutes. Umplres, h.
B. Jones and Flickinger.
Second game: X n. r.
Williamsburg ............ : l-lO 2
West Point ...............0 0 I Is 5
summary: Earned Williamsburg.
6. West Point, T. Struck out-By Ham
let Z: by Moss. 4. Batteries-For West
Point. Moss and Wilson; for Williams
burg Hamlet and Dahn. Time OF game.
hour and Is minutes. Umpres.
Jones and Flickinger.
National League Games.
At New York: r. II. e.
New York ..221O3OIO1OO 0-iO Is
Phila'phia ..2O05O0111 OO1-ll 20
batteries: Kraus, Clark. Rusie. and
schriver; McGin and Buckley.
At Washington: r. II. T.
Washington =. 81 2002O Of 0-6 10
Pittsburg .... ....OO800011 SIS II
Batteries: Maui and Mcclure; Killen
Hawley, Sugden, and Mack.
southern League.
At Nashville: r. II. r.
Nashville ...... .1011O000
New Orleans ......0 O0OO2 O0--I
batteries; Daniels and Frost; Smith
Braun, and Gonding.
At Atlanta: X. He
Atlanta ...... ....3O0lO00O0-4 II
Little Rock 400 o O0OO 900
Batteries: Homer and Wilson; Briggs
and Fiheld
AT Evansville: Memphis Evansville
game postponed. Rain.
AT Chattanooga: X. IA. h
Chattanooga .... ..OO2040OO1-7 -
Montgomery .. 81 0 90 0 0-3 II
Batteries: keenan, and somers; Neal anc
kehoe.
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PofeTeburg ................ o o O0i072 ELL
Norfolk ................t+s y = " w v Y" "
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg.
T. Home runs-Clarf' Sanford. Two
base hit-Iippert. Fases on balls-Od
Foreman. /: OF WylIes. 9. Struck out
BY Foreman, &: by Wykes. s. Bases from
being t-Corcoran. Hall, Latimer. Double
plays-GiH and sullivan. Kelley and La
timer. O'Hagan. Corcoran, and Herr.
stolen bases-Gill O., Lippert, sullivan,
Sanford, Lyons. Kelly. wild pitches
Foreman, 2: Wykes, 2. Passed balls
Latimer. 2. Time OF game hours 30
minutes Umpires-Messrs. Mitchell, Al
nj Gcfnr
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LYNCHBCRG
sCORE IN INNINGs.

l23 567S9
Portsmouth ................O1 OO1-3
Lynchburg ...............1OO4O O'-5
summary: Earned Portsmouth. 1.
Home run-Tate. Struck out-By Nc
henna. T. by Brandt. /; by Foster, l.
Bases on balls-On-M cKenna. g.; of
Brandt, 2; OFF Foster. 2. Passed balls
Quinn. p Wild pitch-McKenna. Brandt.
IT,. . hn-tr. Hmm n. IInnn-ns-