The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
THEY ARE ICONOCLASTS.
TIE MIL CLIMBERS MILITIA TIE TIE
CHOICE DELIVERY or IDOL FLYNN.
The Contest Was Exciting hut tho Holsters
Made Costly Errors-Ihero VIII he
Two Games Played To-Day.

The Hill-Cl.mbcrs proved themselves
lconoclasts in every sense OF the word
yesterday. Consequently many were the
hearts That mignt have been lighter Dui
the visitors. In the most hcart.css man
ner imaginable. Jumped on riynn and MS
delivery, ana simply wiped the carin UP
with the idol OF toe local fans.
AZ was no fault OF Days that the
Hustiers did not win. for ne rubbed II
into the Hill-Cnmbers IN earnest. but the
faics had an eye open for the visitors
for the locals. Lyncnburg put pin IN the
game in the seventh inning. ana they
never pulled 1t out until they mad nine
scalps attached to their belts.
AN uyJUsr cHAIoz.
But aside from Days work. the visit
ors outplaycd the Hustlers at every point.
and thus II was they won. II was re-
ported that Richmond would throw the
game TO Lynchburg In order TO Draw
crowd to-day, but such was not the case
/ watched the WORK of the locals verS
closely. and think such charge does
them an injustice. They certainly work
ed hard FOR yesterdays contest, and
only gave up hope when their last man
visitors punched theirs. This fact, added
10 a damaging error by Flynn in the
fourth inning. which cost two runs, tells
how Wells had Just cause 10 sing, Listen
to Ny Tale OF Woe
THY hit THE BALL.
Again. In the seventh. Lyncbburg hit
the ball hard and often and earned two
runs. In fact. they banged 1t all around
the lot. ana despite the chasing of the
felders the ball went into "A safe place
every time. kains mun of Berryhil's
fly In the sixth inning. after a long chase,
cost a run. The game was exciting ana
interesting. and there were several times
when the Hustlers had men on bases
and a hit would have tied the score,
but II was not forthcoming.
The locals got one run In the first.
Groves was given his base on balls. lie
went 10 second on passed ball, and
scored on Houscman's single. Both sides
drew blanks 70 the fourth. In the third
preHy double by McGcwSsan; Hop bonn N
scoring In that inning
Berte also got an a pretty three-bagger
in the second, but the next two men
were softer than August peaches, and
THE VISITORS scoRT.
In the fourth the visitors scored twice.
Mcintyre and Berryhill. the first two men
up, went out on fes. Then Thompson
got single. Raffert hit an easy one to
FLYNN, who slammed the ball a mile
sphere. he held It until Thompson scored.
and then foolishly tried TO throw Raflsrt
out at third. In this he failed and the
runner scored a moment later on Smith :
hit.
The Hustlers scored three and their last
runs In the NTH. Flynn got "A hit. Kahn
MT 10 Mcintyre, VINO threw via 10 secoit
In an attempt for a double. and both
runners were safe. Groves got In a single,
and Flynn and Kahn crossed the rubber.
Then Jake put the ball on the rsght-held
fence for two bags. and Turkey came
galloping home. An error by Kain, with
singles by Thompson and Smith. allowed
the visitors 10 tie the score In the sixth,
and they added two more In the next
by honest. clever stick work
There Is no doubt that the Hill-Clmbers
had horse-shoes hung around their necks.
for the luck was with them all the way
through. There will be two games to-
day for one admission. The first one will
be called at 2f5 O'Clock.
Here Won