The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
KNORR! KNORR! KN0RR.!
THE BUsTLTyG TWIRLER PITCHED
AMIN VINcIBLE CANE yesterday.
Hs Had the Heavy Hitting Visitors Com
pieteIy at His Mercy-1hc Locals AIS"
Did some Good stick Work.

Revenge IS not only sweet. 1t Is
even more. II is comforting. satisfy
ing and consoling How the injured
splrits of the local fans were soothen
and brought back into the ways that are
pleasant by the game YESTERDAY; IT.
The Hustlers not only turned the taDle
on the Crabs: Oh no: they went beyond
that, and II / remember correctly tney
turned the table bottom up ana put h mn
weary. heartsick. and sore Norfolk pan
PLAYERS under It, Pause not, my gentle
reader. this is not all: after the table had
been turned bottom UP and the VISITORS
placed beneath It. the Hustiers jumped
and stamped upon the table. and grouhu
deep down into the tainted dust OF ae-
feat the proud spirits Of Pop Tate ana MS
band OF gallants.
NO UMPIRE THIS TIME.
Let me state right here that neither
side can complain OF the umpire. DAILY
made several questionable decisions on
balls and strikes, but on the whole; MS
work was mucn improved, and ne snow,
ed that he Is ,.ally capable OF good
work in the umpsring line.
Well. the wrong sticks were loaded with
Norfolk standpoint Some cranky fans
have had 1t in their "know-it-all cram
lums that the Hustlers cannot hit the
ball.
The visitors presented their pet Herr
yesterday. and he was supposed 10 be
able 10 do the locals up brown. He was
given good support Now read on.
HOW DO YOU FKrL?
The Hustlers made is base-hits fer
total OF q bases and earned out Of IL
runs. The game was called before the
first half of The ninth was over. on ac-
count of darkness The Hustlers In that
inning had made three runs three hlts,
two Of them doubles and only one man
was out OF course. when the game was
called the score went back 10 the eighth
Inning. so these runs and hits DO not
show up in the score. but they were made
just the same The locals demonstrated
that they can hit the ball. and only hope
they may keep II up When the game was
called Kahn went to third and Behne 10
left. This change was caused by mellow
ans sickness who Is confined 10 his bed.
Wells. Houseman. Knorr. and Foster were
also feeling badly: and indeed. II is no
wonder that the fans thought the heavy
hitting Crabs land there Is no denying
the visitors are hitters) would have an
other Walk-Over. They failed 10 have the
anticipated wak-Over. and their failure IS
largely due TO the brilliant fielding OF
the Hustlers.
LUCKY JACK KSoRR.
But there Is another reason, and a CHER
reason why Norfolk was beaten. and If
you want TO know what IL was 7 will tell
you-they could not touch KnOrr Some
people have been wondering what knOrr
was good for Well they found out yes
terday for he pitched one of the strong
est, incest and cloanest games ever seen
on the grounds. Lucky Jack Knorr is
good one. and he showed II. lie was SIM
ply invincible. and the visitors were like
babies In his hands. He had speed TO
burn. good control. excellent judgment
and nelded his position perfectly.
An INTERESTING OAAfK.
The game was interesting from start TO
hnlsh. and there was certain ginger and
snap about ii that was delightful To
detail the game would be 10 describe one
which abOuLoed In brilliant plays.
At the end of the third inning the score
stood 3 to g. In the sixth the locals add
ed three more 10 their score. Then the
visitors came In and filled the bases. and
had only one man out. IL looked dark. but
Jack hnorr was too much for them, and
they failed TO score. From this on the To-
calls had everything their own way The
work Of Houseman Berte. Behne Groves
OHagan, and Cate was brilliant The fol-
lowing is the score.