The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

Glare, Q; by Weeks, T. Hit by Pitched
Ball--Ihurston. Wild Pitohes-Clars,
9. Stolen Bases Cavelle, .; Knox. Q;
HALL, Thornton. .; Geier and Weeks.
Left on Bases Norfolk. S; Portsmouth,
10. Double Plny-Week.. Mccain
and Tate. Umpire Mclaughlin.
Ihey Hit "skiuuy" for Fourrocn
RICHMoNp, Va, July 90 Wells pets
had everything their own way to day.
In addition to the visitors' ragged field
ing they were unable to hit Flynn
while the locals got fourteen we'll
placed hits OFF McCann. Score:
Richmond. ..0ol3 304Oo-li "a /
koauoLe ......O 0 0 0 0 / U IL g
Batteries: Flynn and Foster; Mo
Cam and Wclch.
Petersburg Went Down Again.
BY Southern Associated Press.
LYScHBURu. Va. July 20. The game
to day with Petersburg was a walk
over for Lynchburg. For the home
team kagey' pitched great game and
The support was hrst.clast, although
there was little incentive 10 hard work.
Hallowcll, the first pitcher put up by
Petersburg, was hated out of the box
in two innings. He was succeeded by
Gaiiney, who WAS also bnttcd freely.
Score.
RI e
IynchJure ..Gso29 O4lO-lS IS 2
Petel burg 49,. o l0Ol0 00-2 &
batteries: kagey aud Schshel; Hal.
lowell, Gailuey. Smith and keefer.
rho National League GnmeS.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia ...,llo2O lOo7-l2 PIG 3
30, ton. .......2 Ol0i 40 II Z
Batteries: Carscy and Clements;
Nichols aud Camel.
AT Pittsburg-
Chicago. .......o 22oo2- 7l5 2
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt;
Terry and Donohue.
At Louisville
Louisville ....o Ooooloo-i s q
ST Louis .......Ou 90 90 90 / }
Batteries: Cunningham aud War
ner; Ehret and Miller.
Notes and Comments of tho Game.
"Al" Gibson has been signed by
NaSuNlIle 10 plhy uTSt DnSe.
Norfolk and Roanoke are running
close race. Ihoy are both tied for last
place.
Willie Wynue, the pitcher aud
fancy trick bicycle rider, is twirliBg for
WilkesbArre.
Flynn Is. pitching gilt edge ball for
Richmond. InE VIKa1xIAN has great
respect for his "iwrling" ability.
Mike Irost, who has boen catching
such II great game for Nashville, has
gone OIL on q spree mud his whereabouts
IN uuknOwp.
Mclaughlin put Knox out of the
game yesterday. The umpire said he
used such vile language to him that he
had to put him out of the game In self
defense.
Some one swiped skinny" Nc.
Caun's horseshoe yesterday and as n
natural consequence, the "Bluebirds"
hammered him for fourteen hits. He
offers reward to the recovery OF his
tal!sman of good luck.
The Norfolk team played a very
pretty game OF ball yesterday. They
had lots OF ginger, and started IN the
game like winners. 1t WAS noticed
that Pop" didn't have to beg the men
to get on the coaching lines. There
were Sevefal other little things noticed
that leads one TO believe that the boys
bave been glyon II first class "jackinE
up."
You are right Bro. Noel, of the
Kichmond State, what your team did
Tor the Truckers last week leaves no
room for debate just now. But, by
the way, while you are talking about
'ciasses' don't yon think TINT Leach's
work Saturday entities him to at least
play Ia The same league with Flynn
and Iannehill, and while on the sub
Ject ! will remind you OF what hap.
psned to both OF these gentlemen IN
Portsmouth not great many weeks
ago. You remember | know,
People go 10 the park to see q game
OF ball, aud not wrangling contest or
struggle to geo who can play the
dirtiest ball. O'Hagan's act yesterday
III having ball hidden conyonisntly
by him, 10 use il the opportunity oc
CURED, and Clares performance IN
pitching ball over the grand staud
were both acts, which do not tend in
the least to elevate the game. Such
things have contrary result, it brings
the game into disrepute.
The Richmond Star Of Saturday
says Umpire Hogeins did fairly we'll
yesterday, but WAS little ont on some
OF his decisions, fortunately for both
sides, and this man is called good
umpire. Tar VlRGINIAN can prove that