The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-24
The KIIdecs were Victorious.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginian.

The KIIdecs Were Victorious.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginian.
SUFFOLK, Va, August 23.-About $50
persons, many of whom were ladies,
journoyed to West End Park Yesterday
afternoon to see their invOrites defeat
tho Franklin Kildces md their reward
was very Illuminating. to say the leust,
rs tho Suf(olks were shut out by the
visitors in II score OF I TO .. Yes, the
present. Suffolk team, or rather the
organization playing under that cogno-
men, were clearly outclassed. The
bulk OF tho team IS composed OF young
blood, whose lack of practice aud ex
perience wns painfully demonstrated
yesterday. Erroneous hcadwork
and stupid base running were
factors which contributed no little TO
the defeat, while there was nlso an evil
dent lack of team work. Franklin in
tho work of Mills being especially
effective, striking ont ten men.
Clare, of tho Portsmouth State
League, started in to pitch for Suffolk,
ont was taken i'll after pitching three
innings and was conveyed to town.
Four hits were made OIL his delivery
md three men funued tho mir. kilby,
who succeeded him, held his oppo
uents down TO five hits aud struck out
six meu during the remainder Of the
game. Mills made q home run VITA
Two men on bases.
Enthusinsm in grand stand for Suf-
ok wuxed high mt the beginning of
the game. but gradually subsidized and
died u natural deuth before the concIu
sion. With average base running two
runs could have been scored. Enthu.
lastH still have hope for the team mud
tnluk prnctice mud instruction will de
veIop some good material. The fol
owing is sufficient OF tho score TO re.
cord:
II i
$ ,nolk .........O o 0 100000 O. o 80
ir"nAlin.. .......2 0 . 50 x . g
Batteries; Clare, Kilby and Stow.
art; Mills and Kimball.
phc National Tongue Gnmos.
At Now York
New York........o 3OOlsoOx-T 3
Batteries: Meekiu aud Farrell ;Bre-
itensteiu aud Peits.
At Brooklyn
brooklyn .,,...2olO2ooO2-7 5 s
rIltsburg .......3 U 0 0 U l. II /
Batteries: Stem and Grim; Fore
man, ~linwley aud Merritt.
At Philadelphia First Came:
philadelphia ...,.o OO22oolo-5 Ii i
Louisville ........0 U U2OOl- Ii . =
Batteries; Carsey aud Grady; Iuks
aud Warner.
Second Game:
Philadelphia. . e q-ia IL :
Loui.>il!o .......0 0 / o i . O. 10 y
Batteries: Orth aud Clements; Weyh.
ing and Warner.
At Baltimore-First game.
Baltimore .......1 X q d
Washington. .....2 D oil O. 9 j
Batteries: Clnrkson and Clarke; Mul
larkey and Mcclure.
Second game
Baltimore. ....... 80 5-ll IL .
Washington 800. 80 0 D . OIL i c
Batteries: McMahon and Clarke,
Corbett and Mcclure. Game called
Mt Tho end of the sixth inning on nc.
count of darkness.
The tho Umpire and the
PInycss.
"Giggy" MoGann left last night for
Baltimore.
Pop" Tate keeps hitting the ball
hard and often.
McAluhon let the Senators" down
yesterday with six hits.
shorty" Geier hns shown wonder.
full development ns n ball pInyer.
MulIatkey only allowed ihe"Orioles"
Blk hits yesterday, yet lost his game.
There seems to DO some trouble
about Pitcher Moran joining P%ittsburp.
a man like Cote is worth having on
o ball team. He neither smokes or
drinks
Gun eddie" Herr pitch good ball +?
Ask the Petersburg boys what they
think OF him.
Ortiz won his game yesterday. He
pitched against the Louisville
Colonies" who got ten hits.
kid" Foreman was taken out of
the box yesterday. Brooklyn only
made five hits of him and Hswley,
MIR. Norris again olficiated yester.
day. and like the preceding day nc.
quilted himself with credit as an um.
pire.
The Harry O'Hagan, of the first part
OF the season and thu Iu--- niH