The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-18
HOhORS WERE EVEN YESTERDAY.
Roanoke and Richmond Each
Won a Game.
Tho Hustlers At Last Manage to Capture
scalp-Dinsmore Hit Hard in tho
First, But Flynn Was Too Much For
the Msgicisns in the Second.

ono auo nicnmonu played two
games again yesterday. and this time
the honors were even. The Magicians
captured the first, but the second went
to the Hustlers, who did not allow she
home team to score single run. But
three ont Of four from Richmond ia
enough to satisfy the most dyed.in- the
wool crank. AS on Tueeday, an i'm.
mense crowd was present, and they GER
tainly gos their moneys worth.
The first game was marred BY the
senseless kicking Of Richmond. They
took exceptions TO most ell of Umpire
McLaughlins decisions and Houseman
made himself 80 obnoxious that he had
to be put out Of the game. Then he
wanted to hit the umpire, but Manager
Wells prevented him making such an
exhibition Of himself. Later in the
game McGowan was struck by batted
ball which bounded up and hit him in
the face. This necessitated another
change and Houseman was allowed to
come back into the game. This time he
essayed to cover third and made a Rlo.
rious failure Of IL, having only one
chance, which he failed to accept in the
most approved manner.
AsohNhO oSulh demonstrated that
they are team of hitters. They fell
on Mr.. Dinsmore and pounded his
curves all over the lot, making hits when
they we're needed in the run getting.
Richmond also did some good work with
the stick In the fifth and sixth tnnincs
and managed to pile up eight runs.
Cavanaugn and Padden made par.fcu.
larly brilliant plays, while Berte covered
an immense amount of territory and
took everything that came his way
without the shadow of an error.
Roanoke got down to work In the first
and after two men were out scored three
runs. Ssahl singled and went to third
when Bradley dropped Titles fly, the
latter going to second. Padden hit
safely and both men ecored. Captain
Dick went to second on the throw-in
and came home on Welch's single. In
the fifth they added three more. Fultz
and Stahl singled, PAdden cracked out
a three-bagger and Oavsnaugh worked
In base hit. A base on balls, House,
mans error and single by Fultz gave
them two more In the seventh The
MaglclRns won the game in the eighth
Cavanapgh opened up with safe drive,
WEIGH hit for two bases, Viox flied out
to Groves and CAvansugh scored. Lloyd
went out the same way, but Sherer hit
sa1ely and WEIGH came home. Fultz
followed with double, but Stahl ended
she inning on On easy grounder to
Berte.
Richmond was unable to solve Lloyd's
curves until the-hfsh when they fell
upon him in q manner that gave the
spectators che shivers. Ber.e started
the fire works by lifting the ball over
the left field fence for q home run.
Dinsmore WAS given life at first when
Stahl dropped his high fly. Foster and
Groves followed with safe hits,
Bradley flied out to Stahl, Four runs
WAS the result of this hitting.
The Hustlers kept it up In the sixth,
scoring four more and taking the lead
for short time. Kelly hit safely.
McGowans grounder to Padden was
handled clearly, but Cavanaugh muffed
the throw ut second and both men were
safe. Berte flied out TO Cavanaueh.
Dinsmore hit safely and Foster followed
with double. Groves hit to Viox who
threw Dinsmore out at the plate. Groves
went to second and scored on Bradley's
double. Tsnnehill's grounder to Cave
naugh ended the agony. After that
Lloyd settled down and the visitors OBJ
tanned but one more hit of him. Fol-
lowing is the score: