Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
score In detail Is IA follows
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
sCORN By INNINGS.
1886 8 9-Total.
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1ro-bass hit-Boyle. First base on
errors Richmond College. g. Randolph
Macon. l. Bases on balls-On t,liysoh'
] edmond College Q. Randolph Macon, b.
Struck 0ut-Bv Ellysou. Q; by Robertson
? Double play-Allen and Beckley. stolen
lases-f,llyson. Leonard. Boyle, Fletcher
Amen 90, 8ud BcChlcy. Passed b',So-
Iiien. Time OF game. / hour and 30
minutes. Umpire -Mr Wells
WILL, PLAY VERMONT TUESDAY.
Tho result Of Yesterdays game was to
ioave tn Richmond college boys In me
trim ana excellent spirits for their hattie
on Tuesday next with a crack team from
Tho University Of Vermont, This contest,
which VIII In all probability be one o'
the best Of the season between college
piovcrs. is looked forward TO with great
interest. and there viii he. no doubt
large crowd out 20 witness IL Vermont
f. ore OF the strongest college CUBS IN
IN country. but Mr. Bowers ana MS
Spiders will Try to make it interesting
for their guests.
STARS BEGINNING TO SHINE.
The stars have been putting in some
good practice at Island Park during the
Iast Wack. and with this weeks hard
work Will show No TO "A great advantage
on saturday. tn 9Th Of April. when they
meet the Randolph-Macon Club at Ash
land. this being the first game OF tie
season for the stars. they are also going
a. play Richmond College. William ana
Mary Wake For ST. and Trinity ih the
near future.
Thorpe. the stars oldest catcher, has
ben playing with them three seasons Is
~ years old. and weighs 10 pounds. lie
g. very fast behind the bat. and throws
prll t. second.
Harrison is also good catcher. lie IS
= years old. and weighs 80 pounds. This
b his first season with the stars ana
from his past records be viii be great
addition 20 the organization.
Pitchers Withers. Davis, and Anthony
IRE ~. "a. and -. respectively. and weigh
h.. l65, ana lG5 pounds. They ar too
wcl-known 20 the Richmond public to
need introduction. Al three have splendid
records.
Crostick will play short-stop. and has
Nv EQUALS among amateurs at that posi-
ton. He is fast fielder, and sure
hitter. and IS 10 years old and Weighs
140 pounds.
Ford. the giant OF the team. will cover
INST base. He is hard hitter. and VII
t4lht tUS IfnN IAANhfAH ~ N''NN"''
4 - years old. and weighs 1855 pounds.
richardson viii cover second. and Is one
O. the best amateurs in the State. his bat
tus being terrific. He is - years old. and
weighs l1j pounds.
I.aughton. who will look after the inter-
ests OF third base. throws Qp the Billy
Nash STYLE. and Is a very fast fielder. He
l. 2o and weighs l3S.
Holland. Wells. Binford. and a l.. Rich
nrtson make up the otft-iield. and II -
r-edless 10 say that they cover great
deal OF territory. being all experienced
feeders. Their weights and ages are as
follows: Holland, q years, weighs lto;
Wells. - years. weighs les; Binford, q
ic1rs. weighs 49, Richardson. - years.
weighs rs.
THE SMALL BOYS. TOO.
baseball is one Of the things in which
TIE small boy never gets left. Some OF
the young dcyot.es Of the national game
have organized The Twnklers' team. with
the following makeup: John Norris.
watcher. T. oConor, pitcher and short
ttop, James Mccarthy. pitcher and short
tlop t. ONeill. FIRST base: John O. Cor
'nan. second base and catcher; Jack Hop
" second base; George Sweeney. third
base. Frank Farmer. lcft field; q. BeadlesN
centre field. Willie Purdie, pitcher: l..
RICHARDSON third base and left held;
Thomas Mccarthy. centre field; Willie
Bowers, manager
The Little Americas propose TO enter the
Ped, with these representatives: willis
Evans. catcher first base. and short
tioP. Lyon Atkinson. catcher and third
base; Hersie Bracket. first base. catcher.
ana third base: Claude Lowry, first base
Al right field Robe Whtlock. second
la-e. Joseph Ridg way. right and left
ir.d, Joe Higgins. centre field; Dick
Granger and Clarence Atkinson, fielders
,nl shortsiOp. IT viii be seen that these
.re talent q players. able to III any posi-
tons.
The Orioles defeated the I.aurel-Street
hl1sgers In u game played at Rsdheid by
score OF u 10 1.
The Lee Monument field was the scene
o. an exciting game yesterday between
w hobos and Grace-Streets. In which the
iatisr were defeated by a score OF Is to is.
An interesting game was played at Lee
monument yesterday between the Clay
sfevt Slgggers and the Grove-Avenues.
oepie. Is 20 IL IN favor OF Clay Street Slug
gers
shirBuILDERs MEET PHILLIEs.
'"e Former Done Up to the Tune Of
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