The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-05
VARSITIES MEET AGAIN.
TIRGINIANs TAKE 4 SECOND GAME
FROM THE VEEMONTERS.
Nicely Pitched We fer the Home Team a. ID
srack Cut Seven Men-Othtr Games
In the state Ye,t riay.

Specialize University OF Virginia
took second game from the University
OF Vermont this evening I'm loosely
played contest, which abounded IN er-
rors. Nell. of Vermont. with man On
base, put the ball over the fence IN the
first inning, but IN the second. win
lead OF TO against them. the noun
team braced UP. and by some uIneS nv
ting. combined with several errors 20,
two runs, and in the fourth TOOK "
lead. and were never again headed NeeS
pitched a good game for the VARSITY
striking out seven men. and allowing only
seven scattered hits. The hits OF inc
home team we're more timely. &,
Sore: II. H. r..
Vermont. ........s 00OOOl10- Is
Virginia, ..........02O32 1870 2-3
BatterIes-Virglnia, Nicely and Cochran
Vermont. Dodds. Dagget and Mayor,
Home runs Williams (Na) and Men W.
Three-base hits. Nicely and Nell. Two
base hits. Garrett @. Struck outmoy
Nicely. T. by Dodds ,. Passed oans
Cochran. 3; Naylor. l. Umpire harper
The cAD21s DEFEAT RUrGfE BOYS.
LEXINGTON. VA. April Especial
The intercollegiate baseball season OF
% was opened here to-day I'm fine game
DlHNHu
of New Brunswick. y. j.. aud the cadet
team Of the Virginia Military Institute
Tho visitors were defeated, by score or
8 10 Il.
Rutgers put up Il strong game. ootn
i'm tho field and at the bat. and at the
close of the sixth inning the score stood
D TO 8. In the seventh inning the nome
team made a lead with hits, on which
they earned nine runs over the home
plate. The visitors then made three
home runs and closed their score.
Both teams played we'll The fielding.
hating. pitching and base-running was
good. The visitors play Washington ana
Lee University tomorrow evening.
THE BosroNs AT ROANOKE.
ROANOKE. VA. April Especial
Roanoke opened The baseball season here
today. having for their opponents the
Bostou League team. The largest crowd
that has ever gathered at ball game
in this city was present. ana they were
verv enthusiastic over the showing the
home team made.
Manager Breen used three pitchers. and
they held the strong ieaguers down 10
9 hits. two OF which were scratches.
Ganney. Roanoke's left helder knocked
the bail over the fence for home run.
score. r. II. r.
Boston. ............IOOS1O l.x-9 .
Roanoke. ......OlO0OOl
Batteries: Boston-Nichos. WILSON,
Stivetts and Camel; Roanoke-Fisher
Lloyd, Dehart and Purcell.
TIFF LANcAsTRRs PRACTICE.
NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-The Lancas-
ter (Pa) baseball team defeated the
NJrfolk's lis afternoon by score OF
II to O. The game was Witnessed by
about 20O spectators. and was slow and
careless. The Gather was delightful.
and the crowd expected much more Vim
and snap.
sctley a Norfolk pitcher. started I'm
10 umpire the game. but Pennsylvania
kicked. and n. ;. Bailey. sporting edi-
tor Of the Landmark. was substituted.
The game WAS i'm reality only a practice
affair.
Score: r. II. +.
Noilolk ..'''.''''''''''''''''''' '''' ~
Lancaster -.....- -.-+... .+..-.-+... IL
Batteries. Elwood and Geier: Yaszer,
buckley and Arthur.
Tur or,KFEs At rYNoHRURG.
DYNCHBURG. VA. April THE first
professional game Of baseball Of the
season was played here to-day between
the Philadelphia National League and
The Lynchburg State League teams. The
local team showed up surprisingly wei
against the heavy hitters from the Citv
of Brotheriy Love losing the game by a
score Of 10 6. Lynchburg tested thee
pitchers McKenna. orth. am hagey-
while Philadelphia alternated McGnl
and Smith. The home team made an ex-
cellent impression. ard the crlnks here
confidently predict good record for the
club I'm the state League contest. Score:
r.. II. r..
Lynchburg .........O O02l20l-6 81
Philadelphia ........OO O2421 Ox-g
Batteries Mckennl. 9th. Kagcy aud
Schabel, McGill. Smith. and Clements.
TRtNIIY AND WAKE FOREST
RALEIGH. y. c.. April 4-Tr.nity ana
" axe Forest played ball a. Athletic
7 ark tNfs afternoon. The score was n
to- 7 ia favor Of Wake Forest.
Trinity and the Agricultural and Me
chanical College play tomorrow.