The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-30

IL; Norfolk, s. Struck Out-By Tau.
nehill, s. Double Play Niousemsu
and .Behne. Stolen Sases - Richmond,
). Wild Pitches rnunehlll, |. Time
of damo Two hours aud threo min.
utes. Umpire-liosgins.
Petersburg win> tt Gnmo From
I.ymChburc.
BY Southern Assocntoi Press.
PETERSBURG. Va. Juno 29.-Petors.
burg defeated l.ynchburg to. day by
batting Willis out Of tho box i'll the
fifth inning. Lychbnrg started tho
run getting in the first inning by
base on balls, q single aud homo run
by Thompson, scoring three runs
They also made couple IN the second.
Petersburg was goose egged nntil
the tifth inning. when by simply bat
ting the bali over the lot, scoring seven
runs and practically winning tho game.
Foreman was inviuclbIe. giving tho
heavy brttlng "Hll Climbers" ONLY
four hits aud had he received proper
support they would have been shut
out. Score:
Petersburg. OOOO73OO DO Ii II
i.ynchburg. ...3 O09OlUO O0-6 /
Batteries: Foreman and Brennan;
Willis and Schabel.
The Na,i"mn, tongue Ga,nns.
At brooklyn Brooklyn, ,; New
York, =.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, -;
Boston, Is.
Al Baltimore Baltimore, .; Wash.
ington, J.
At rlttsburg-Pittsburg, 10; St.
Louis, 3.
At Cleveland Cleveland, :; Chi
cago, 3.
.AtCincinnati-UIncinnati, At Q. Louis
vile, s.
= Few s"mnrKs Abou, Isn.c HaI.
Dan Brouthers' retirement leaves
sam Thompson as the only one of the
Dig four now In harness.
George Miller saws that kssinqer is
the freshest yOungster IN the league
and TINT he reminded him of Rnsie
when the hitter made his first appear
ance in the big league.
All of the baseball mRgnates are now
praying ior clear weather on the Fourth
of July. Should it rain thousand. of
dollars would be lost, and the effect
would be very serious, ms great many
OF the MINOR fganiIntiOua depend
upon the Fourth to pnll them through
the scason.
Gilman, the "Clam's" now acuuisi-
tion at second base, has, so it is said.
accepted position i'll the custom.
house Mt Cleveland. At any rate he is
not playing with the team.
Umpire Daily was too unwell 10 oni.
cm'e III the second game IN Ports
mouth Yesterday. Mr.. /. 7. Van Pat.
ten iilied the role very acceptably.
DICK kno% made several very bril-
liant p!ays yesterday. His double
play to Hall, after capturing deep
right field fly. was very clever pieco
of work, but his dumb base running
Is at times eIasperatiug.
HnrgroyG has no superior in thjs
league ns fielder. Some of his
catches border on the phenomenal, aud
he is nsinG the stick with good effect.
What the "Ciams" dii Tor Pitcher
Tannehll ui the Blue Birds" vester
day was to lind his curves for fourteen
safe hits, AMI 1t has been said by base.
bail critics thai he was the best in tn a
league.
Two new pitchers Will Join Norfolk
this week. Devens. OF Proyidence, Il.
L., viii appenr IN uniform on the home
grounds Tomorrow, aud the other one
Is due here Wednesday.
Judging from the toIegraphic reports
from liichmond. Hoggins gave the
"Chms" raw deal yes terdoy.
The election of Mr.. John g. Small
TO succeed MIR. Woodall ns secretary of
the Virginia League is "iistinction
without difference, " for Mr. Small is
one OF the most ardent Richmond
"rooters' and a very close and init
mate friend of Manager Wells ana Mr..
Woodail.
But, rnr yRGISlAS believes that
AIR. Small will give general satisfaction
and that he wall not allow his feelings
TOR the success OF the Richmond team
swerve him rom the path Of duty.
Roanoke, Petersburg ana Ports.
mouth protested against Umpire Daly.
aud he has been released. McLaugr
In will probably succeed him.
here urr tiub. s-iay To-HoTro,y.
l!chmond at Norfolk
Portsmouth at Lynchpurg.
Roanoke At Petersburg.
SianntnS al the clubs.