Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
ORR BOYS PLAY WELL
Phil Themselves Together and Make me
Orioles Work 10 Min.
r,,>y PITCHES A GREAT GAME
Til. uca,y-Iitting Pcnnan'-"'"-
,cr. Are Puzzled. nnd p'o"
strikes out Twicc-Na'cs nv"
.,,,.. r,ay To-pn,-Cartcr 10 f'''"'

~. oo,,,norcs concluded their eng"S'
80, here Yesterday. and again o'',1', y,
,ho Rlnchlrds time 10y " .a,,r.
a TO The game was lively "', .,,,ls
..,,,c throughout. and the h''',''' .as
-, I'm s.,ch rs no one believed "'.
20, 49,. ,rhov jumped into The gam.
,sopeh they were plal'nN o." Ic,cue
c,nn rather than thc N"''','' -, tho
r.~c.,,.vinners. and before ''.'' o.,,,a
.,o Grounds were fu'F """'
-. o.,,ee, had started li'"S,' ''
'"'' '.. r,enm.ng ior a double ana ''su
~-~sso3 tho plato o'oseN n.s,o, nv
go. ,s, hattei oui s'.s''' y" -, .a.,o
,.... ,-ror hc decreased mo 'o'"
i''' 60. was ginger IN the playing,
''.' e.. nd Ike ,hc Blueh'fds "our
en- d. ..e somewhere on top OF baiu-
h"' I. '....r, pole ana flap their wings
m..,sar was perfect from a base
.... 90 ,..ew and a eoOdiy crowd OF
..,. ,ers out The FIRST four IN
...,. th. rootcrs The only oppor-
,..,.. l..y have had this season Of doing
I'll uye roofing. ana tn y ayailed them
...,,. ~ iac privilege quickly and heart
~. -,- locals were given unlimited
....,....e. au ~ which they deserved. and
.. ..,e.ss.If chances were even for their
se.-.nS s victory
ORIOLES SHUT OUT.
,r.. rll.mores played an excellent
r.-n. but The locals dd equally as we'll
o.. i.. far four Innings and. try as they
,,..ff the orioles could not get in run.
1.o.- men came to the bat in the first
t-.I-e but none Of them scored. 1t was
H.. sam. story in the second, except that
only three bltsmen stood in front OF
I-t,n I'm the third Carney did great
work. Tie lost his eye for short time
BIT redeemed himself most nobly, ard
MT ID run resulted. Robinson led OFF with
"a beautiful. clean hit. on which no got
~ FIRST. Then Hemming went 10 the ini-
.iai bag GA balls. forcing "Robby' to Sc
-end. McGraw came up next. was hit
Ia the back by the ball, and went to first,
showing the other two men Peg each.
md Cling the bases. Things looked ex-
.eadIngly uncertain just here. but Flynn
ras equal 90 the occasion. He girded up
bis loins more closely. and tossed the
.gnere directly over the plate. where
Se,ler stood squirting his eye at it. 1t
truck the bat. but its speed was so great
hat Mr.. Orloie could do but little with
{. and as a result. the sphere came back
Ilrectly 10 Flynn. and he threw IL TO
foster. who killed Robinson on the plate.
-hs same performance was repeated with
he next batsman, Kelley. except that
10 tattei 20 Berte, who threw Hemming
ut al home. Then Brouthers, the Great,
8ma up to the plate. He had struck out
he last time he was at the bat-somethi
hat he hardly does once in a season-and
10 had blood in his eye for the pitcher.
gh0 had dared fool him so. lie found
he ball. but IL awaited naught. II sailed
iraight up in the air over Freddy" Fos-
ers head. and coming down was caught
y the Duke. and the hopes OF Baltimore
erocs were again blighted.
DAMS HOME-RUN.
They got revenge. however. in the fifth
ming Robinson started off with stu
H.. Hemming followed with a triple. and
sstly, Brouthcrs made a home-run. He
aught the bail squRrely 6n the trade
mark 1t fioated majestically out on the
ir. and glided smoothly over right-iield
ence. while MCGOWAN stood silently and
'azed after Il.
While Baltimore won, they had to
work. as hard as they ever did In their
ives To do so. Flynn pitched a game
which would have been q credit to Rusie
n M~ekin. and Dnsmore. who succeeded
lin In the sixth inning, did almost as
veil. Wells did not play with that snap
hat he should have shown. and To an
rror made by him In the fifth inning
ne of the runs made by Baltimore Is
irectly attributable. Houseman and Ber-
ie made an error each. but theirs were
xcusabie, and while Houseman's admitted
wO runs, Berte's amounted to naught.
Gain didn't field his position as he should
ave done IT'S true. n made no errors,
ut he covered very small territory.
nd several rrounders went past him,
which. IL he had been little quicker on
Is feet, would never have done so. He
aptured two very pretty flies. House
nan played second very prettily, and
,ehne showed up on third much better
han he has before.
TIL details of the game will be found
q these figures:
RICHMOND.