Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-16
NEVER TOUCHED HIN.
n, Farmers Were Unable 10 Get On'o
Flynn's Pulling Cures
a,c,voyp> WIN HANDS Down
opening Of the Le"s"e S'"'""
1000 Cranks witness 'h' van"
This City-Distrcss ."
uut-ClImbcrs ncfcn'e"'

This 'i'H
,,,,,- ,,,,,bcrs defeated.
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,.o -, rctcrshnrg. :.
-. ~orfoIk. 10.
Portsmouth, -. g.
Roanoke ~
They're IN naw. e..,.
.,. oil, teams .u The Ni't'' r.
t.,. started 900 'he i'' ,,. |
-.-t ana E.,hmonl'
,.....,.. .r. .a .ae lead.
anu ... .. as.s cD yesterday va
.... a..trarI tea.1 is ''"o'' ''''
.r, uy played anu ','' ~,
..... .rarss who eia. pom '.. ','' o.,
.-. .re-..a'o' a' -.
,.....,.. s-.r an opp '....
n.... seldom a.- .. ,,,,,,, |
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~. DID t.f. ".'' '''" , -,
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,,al .. st.. oi '"e 4''" ~
....- 81 uaEe me sd''Aeep-iS
,....l r.-. activity ihan 'h'H nave u'".
o., ...r .f-. i.c cI'hN' ''h'i"ue'
..r .r .sl before q % CLOCK e't
..t.. .rrr % seating room was oc-
l. a-l tr grounds outside OF the
60, r-.r utr. invaded 10y o ho"hns'
f. r... aIl b.ut on securing.a place
,r.-. tmm which they might Wit
,... . contest between the Bucbirds
.. -rlr..
..... s., r9atcrs from Petersburg came
- SID. l,r team. and going out
..- .I.4Iu.E seats iu the centre OF the
,... le.crer.es. where they prepared
o.. r..t Cor the Aericulturists. The
....r,-r.f. for doing This. however was
..r.i ttrr, for M m time did
,.s.t,.
i.i'i,a.'- team nave s"'9' Va ''''"
Q. ur. ana DO was by the mcrcst chance
t OBJ. world dat they scored.
....,. ..-,,..... ,...>.,,
H'" " 40 D'->I'
o. fhe h.st Inning KAN, the irst man
rp. was given his base on balls lie
..,, .l..,,.s .,.a t, O. moment thareaft. r.
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GROVES i'"'"eA nun 10 "'''' "iV"h" '''
lHDWI.ty OF Pitcher Packard. McOldng'
Dr. throwing Wild 10 Perry. presented
t,{r ,,,th third and Groves ATTEMPTED
'" ~
o. steal {. coHd' MeDin"e 'hr'" 10 Seooil,
Pendcr captured the sphere ana returned
A. % the plate On time FOR McClung 70
..,,-. t-,t,, ,.ho ,,,s etoatinq home While
''''' mum
'"'" WAS "''"7 "o''' "'"N''''
Groves continued BIS steal % third. where
ta rested FOR "A while. H0useman hit into
d.ep con-ro IN HAYDEN who captured H.
.,.,..,,,. 3D.,
"'d '''"'"'" '"' 'f''i' f''''f''''
not in time 20 shut on Groves run Inc
side was retired after this score I'm quick
.,cro.sto,
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N''
nun hnlht' anu i''eis""'h was S"u' "''
until the sixth During this time the game
was as prettily played as could be de-
sired. and excitement among the cranks
Was al i'Fer-hsaI ,,.-.,.. .-......
ho'n ''uua pid3'u oN0'''.,I.'S e..
uh4 '"' 'eai"- WIN W. 80 ~
Hhn was I'D tNt u'H ,'' ua'
ana iachaIa tNIieu i'i ''r iii'l -
b'ih NthoH-.Ii''u "1'""H " $3.50
ture th'ir anlly 10 TOSS ',e siHtl. - "-I
for time ~ was simply bal'Ie pe'WeoI
Niem ior SUPP eIllisi rfe i ,',,-ei
the FARMERS were p''ii"'', i','s ~, - :.
~ one iW'' tHi,e V'".'' .,'
o. ftacntd NtrL anu h' was put oN' ." ~
attempt 10 sl,al stcVh, -
Richmond TOT me nisl n.n -. W
game. apptateI uh8ni' W nv "0N"' -,
h.tf "" " N
almost as iaat as 'h'N '""'' we 4" ~
hiih. however ne lost h's bIlp anu ,"e .l
thc run commenced Haln "on' uu' "a
n.y. 'o I Hsi'uo anu 'io''o va,
% hiS na1e on we ',ule Ia
error "1l'n l'iil'','N nm ~ ~ -
scc,hl, H'.7,,i'"u ti' ~ . Tro
on pals ana WIS "l''. ., '''o ~ ',.,.',l5
na'e hp' INV vlI',1s go. I,,-o
hast' Wu'ch went lnlouh" ",l1 4i my ~
shot nom IA,'l'..', anu .,.' W WI"
Groves ana f'"' ma" S."l'' -
contsed AROUND lhe dlaihohu 'o Dag ~,
g TINS was slehal LOT an outouIS 81 vi
applause Whlch was u''I'nihs III its il-
mens,lN hats wee thr'Wh lnlD tHe an
ana w ems wa i', 49,. ~ Wv
iNi'NI."' > N "'l-o
In the sixth nothing was done or any
interest so far az the Richmond team
was concerned. but Petersburg tiocH
went up WIN an astonishing Iai'll'y.
70 10 mat time the falineIs hau u,Dn
uhahie 10 CuIh'Cl w" + ~ ID" ""['-,'7
balf; "u' 'No "'' 49,, -, a.
uo"uic W'ir "''uv i.'',' ,,,,,,,,.s
sue, Ss'".' "nI ~ - wv 80 (,',t
$500. az, - r,,,.-ia,Ih f,un,,ad MIN
"' ~ 80 s,,cc',',lcJ I'm finir,g ON,
W ''- ,,ttcN won, tb,onob
Iy,i, ana aitboneb n stoull have been
iri, si,ein be reacbeJ second ON NJ
T,cl,or1 WIS nsxt mn the plate and was
,,t,.e, his hoe PERI, then made a nit
srb,rb rnshe1 the two plavcrs already
I'm bsse nm n ner ana The bases were
tbus 0ucd' Then IL was that rlppert
distinguished himself lie tapped the
han squarcly ON the trade mark and It
10atel away out i'm the left field over the
heads Of the crowd and fen out against
the fence. one OF the spectators caught
it on the rebound and f0olishly threw II
back into the diamond UnClaub and
Packard had previously reached home
and Perry was ON third with Lippcrt on
SECOND. The umpire stopped them there
ana by superior work on the part or
Flynn they died there.
POOR MIR. PACKARD.
In the seventh inning n,urlerous as
sault was made on Packard by the Blue
birds. and ne was battered almost out OF
any sembIance Of a pitcher. Hit followed
nix ln quick succession. and eight runs
W re piled ny before hardly anybody In
the audience or on the Petersburg team