The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
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| BY SoutLorn Associated Press.
| LYScHBuRG, Va, July 22.-A great
| game OF baseball was played at River
mont Park this afternoon between
Riohmord and Lynchburg. aud re.
suited in victory for the home team
by score of to s. Willis was in the
box for the "Tobaccouists" and did
| Tnnnohili VAS the opposing pitcher
aud also did fine worp. though bis
error cost two runs. Score:
richmond. oo2l OoO2 o. o 10 8
Batteries: Willis nnd Raf}ert; Tame.
hill aud Foster.
TT. National League Gnmes.
AT Chicago
Chicago. 1ooooOl-s 6
Brooklyn ......Ol Oesl2 -9l2 4
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittridge;
Thornton aud Donohus; Lucid aud
| Grim.
AT Cincinnati
Cincinnati. 5000 5O-i2 is i
New York. .......0 ) / 2 02O % 3
Batteries: Foreman. Rhines and
Vaughan; Rusie aud Wilson.
Al st. Louis
st Louis. ....1ooOl oouO-2 :
DoAton. ........o 432Os Ol1-i3 II 0
batteries: Brcitenstein and Miller;
Nichols and Camel.
At Louisvile-
l ousvii'e.....O OO4O o. Q 10
Philadelphia. 0 . 22 5 l Obs 10 .
Batteries: McDarmott. McCreery,
Warner md Zahner, Taylor, Grady
aud Clements.
At Pitlsburg. First game
pit,cburg ...O 100000 90 6 8
Baltimore. ......,l y . . 3 4 0-i2 10 =
Batteries Hnwley. Wright and Mer.
rift; Esper and Robinson.
Second Gnmo-
Pttsburs ..... 5000 UOOx-9lj 2
la timore ct. U q 4 Il l-Sl3 2
Batteries: Gardner and Sugden;
Hemmlng Clnrkson and Clark.
AT Cleveland
Clcvoiani .....Oooo2 oalx-s $40 ,
Washinnton.....2 2 O0o10 l. IL !
Batteries: Cuppy. Young and Zlm.
MGR OlOChunlc ana hOtINlre.
Baseball n. soon from Tho Grand
Sinnd.
O'HaEan 10 playing good ball.
Pitcher Weeks wus not very strong
yesterday.
torcoran is still suffering with al
Injured knee.
Bobby" Uhilds is good hard work.
ing bail player.
hargrove had single, double and
home run yesterday.
McGann was not in the game again
yesterday. Tate said "he was sick."
Horse Shoe skinny" Mccain got
in his work again yesterday. Peters.
burg was the victim.
The batteries this afternoon will be
either McPartlin or Foster and Cote,
Glare or Mailman and Childs,
Geier still keeps his optics on the
ball, but he Will have to hustle if he
wants to keep up with Capt. pop"
Tate. The old man is q hitter from
nwGy back.
Harry Fuller and Ralph Joanas are
rounding too nil 0. X. again. They
are in better shape now, speaking
from STANDPOINT of health. than they
have been since the season opened
-iHHb"H u hoihO VIZ MI Nu6 u 'Deaut
yesterday. 1t only cost Norfolk four
rune. Hargrove followed with one
right in the same place, which was
worth two more runs. These two hits
were worth SIX runs to the Truckers
and they cut big figure in winning
the game.
There will be grand baseball excur-
sion via Chesapeake and Ohio railway
from Norfolk to Richmond aud return
Wednesday, July 18th. This will give
the rooters chance to witness the
games between Portsmouth and Rich.
| mond. Steamer Louise leaves Ports
mouth 9:l5 II. IN. and Norfolk $3.50 a.
III. Returning will leave Richmond s
p. m. Fare for round trip Sl.5O.
There were more than /, 900 people at
League Park. Portsmouth, Yesterday
afternoon and every one of them saw
the antics indulgen inlby Knox. He first
muiied lily after n long run, for which
he was excused by every one. for it
was hard, long run, and il he had
caught the ball IT would have been a
brilliant piece of work. But his be-
havior alter that bordered Oh the
ridiculous. he even going SO far as to
say by signs, closing HIS nostrils with
his fingers That the people OF Ports
mouth had bad odor about them.
This kind of doings Will not do in that
city, and the people are tired of this
mans monkey business and disgusting
actions. Manager Brady should use