The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
CLIMBERS SHUT OUT.
PR
7 Lost Control Of The Ball In the
r. Fourth Inning.
He VISITORS DROP BOTH GAMES.
TannehlI and Dinsmore Pitched Winnin:
Ball-Orth Struck Out Nlne Men
The scores We're @ 20 o. and
to4 Respectively.

The Hi Climbers doubtless felt like dig
ging just nine holes and crawling there
In when the first game closed yesterday
afternoon Of $40 o'clock. They were
shut out by the IIusilcrs. who manu-
featured six runs. ana strengthened their
already favorable impression upon the
true lover OF the game.
Twcnty-minutcs' rest was given the
players. and thcn, after a change OF
pitchers, "a clOscly-cOntcstcd game, that
aroused the enthusiasm OF every genuine
'rooter on the grounds resulted IN sec
ond victory for the Hustlcrs 10y score OF
3 20 4. More than two thousand people
eagerly watched the progress OF the
shuiting-out process. and when the sec
ond game was called. the number OF
spectators hal increased 10 about three
thousand and three hundred. Both games
were interesting from start 10 nnish'
and q number Of beautiful plays were
made Enthusiasm ran high, and cheers
were tho order Of the day.
EAGKY DID IT.
But 10 tho first game. Tannchill went
IN the box for Richmond. AID kagey Tor
Tho Hnl Climbers And The latter dld
more than any other man 10 lose the
game Kagey pit-ned an excellent game
lie held TIE Hlsilcfs down 10 SIX ms
v.,,h a total Of only seven bases. lie
gave only three men their bases on pal'S'
and pitched Wild only once. Tie lrou-
hio was that be was unfortunate enough
90 lose control OF the BAN in tho fourth
inning for iust a few moments. mat
,vas All tho fustlers wanted 10 ple UP
suet exactly five runs. In the fourth IN
ring they hit Kagoy three times id SIC
ccsslon. including "a two-oasser'
Besides This, tho Iynchpnrk WV
,,,vo two men their bases on fals' anu
struck a third. This was aone d. - " ~ =,
when the visitors could least aiIoiu Il
Thrce stolen bases by the Hustlers' as
sisted this bit Of ragged work on me
n.rt of Kagev 20 send I've men across
Tho RUBBER. Ia the sixth inning CHS
Foster and MCGOWAN each iouin 'ne
Ivn.hburg pitcher for lively single IN
ouick succession. These timely iaps auu-
al another score 10 the LIST
THOSE MINI Goosf fcGs.
Meantime The visitors added goose egg
arfar goose egg 10 their record. uhtli
thrcc times three OF them gave plank
apncarance 20 that part OF me scoIe-caIu
vher- the runs are usually put Gown ny
innings They laborcd hard, ana win
the exception Of an error ny Ncl,ssIe'
their work ga the field was faultlcss.
The, played snappy game iull OF gnu,
Tann.hnl was bit tie same number OF
rams as Kagey The difference was that
the Hustlers punched their hits in groups
of three each. while lucky TannehiH was
not hit twice SO single inning except
the seventh. and evsl then the QUO were
not together
Tannehill held a wonderful cohiIoi over
Tho han He ala not strike batter nor
Mitch wild Not n man was sent TO hrst
-, halls pulng the entire nine innings
not n Hin Climber got further than sec
ond base. except Ferguson. and he died
at third. "unwept unhonored and un-
sung" -.
Below will be found an accurate draw
ing OF how the visitors were shut OUT