The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16

y onn Z. Small, and Umpires Cline. Wood.
and Belts. Petersburg, Lynchbure and
portsmouth were not represented. The
rules and regulations were exhaustively
discussed andta thorough understanding
arrived at. The conference lasted two
hours.
The substance of the agreement Is that
no fine shall be less than 81 nor more
than $40 and shall be promptly paid
FOR a second offense the player shall be
ordered out of the game.
Captain McFaclan returned last night.
accompanied by Mr. Belts. who will
umpirei the three olk-Portsmouth
games. Cline goes to Richmond and
Wood to Lynchburg.
AT this stage OF the game there are
many who will be interested in the per-
sonel OF the teams. and for their bene-
mt the following Is published. the list
being correct as possible up TO date:
Norfolk Club-Catchers. +. b. Arm
strong, Sherry Thompson: pitchers. Geo
Weeks. George Pfanmiller. Robert
Waite. Stephenson. Schmidt; third base.
William Ramp, second base. Jack Wenir
third base. G. II. Meredyth: shor. stop.
Robert Lanssford; first base. Tom Tur-
ner; centre field, c. McFarlan (manags-l:
right field, Frank Redding.
Portsmouth Club-Catchers. Pat Rot-
nus aul JONES, p.icnerS, Joseph Mona
mara. William Mailman, w. Brandt. EG.
Leach first base, Charles Mari trnans-
Eer) second base, Peter Hall: third base.
Joe Burlse: short stop. John He!lman.
lett Held. Joe Keenan, centre field. w
HargroVe; right field, Glenn.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Raffert and VIII
son, and Boland; pitchers. Tannehill.
AmeS' fitzpatrick, tDillon. 'Brunemer.
Irst base, Wells (ManaEer); second base
Sweeney: third base Pender; short stop
Eerte; left field, Wood; centre field.
Groves; right field, Kain; utility man,
Blakely.
observation-disclosures, j. C. Powers
n: Quinn; pitchers. William Quarles:
William Armstrong; f. k!tscn, II. Kour,
w. Congalton; first base. H. Keefer:
second base. e. Chalta. third base. ]. Il
Breen (manageO; short stop G. Dun.
don; left field. Mike Mccain: centre field.
Bert Dennis: right field Alec Brodie.
utility man, William Tierney.
hchburg-Catchers, ,Schabel. Fear.
pitchers. Mcfarland. Stul,z, Brunei
Evans. Wilson: first base. Little: SECOND
oase' McGann: third base. Dolan: short
stop, Lshay; left field. Pickering. CEN
ire field, w a. Smith (manager rleb.
field, McGraw
oanoke--Catchers, Williams. Shee-
nan; pitchers, Coons. wills, Cneesbro
Mct'all, Pittenger. Lipp. Klm6le Ed,
u,lnsser; first base. Sullivan; second
pase, Whiiehill: third base, Cockman.
uo.. STOP, Wr!gley; left field, Grove:
I : ,,I hela' rate; right field ana ca tcher,
i.Lr 'eur' manager, Charles w. Bower
o'''S hoh-play!ng manager in the league
by the time the Norfolk team gets
pack from Its first trip ont. tho nres,.
VIII ma Itself In possession of n dnrent
DON. me old hen-coop affair viii be
~. siieiieu several feet and properly
Scribes Vi
When the cat is away the mice will
pay. Acting on this great prIncinle
me pets, taking advantage of ,bai,.
,it''iiaser absence yesterday, spent n
urge portion of the day practicing.
monnpsohs thumb is getting into
,Moihiis shape again. and it will not he
iohs before he will be seen behind fro
bat. He proved himself a good man
even IN The short space of time before
the unfortunate accident which laid hin,
on the shelf. -
me regular score cards will hardly be
ready for the public before the ie,n1
returns from It's first foreign series.
n "
ing for Lynchburg.
Umpire Belts is known 10 he , coo,
one. He is one of the few who raaII,.
ike the job. He declares that he won't
need police protection.
Inc Tigers defeated the Atlantic CITY
juniors Yesterday by score of II Ia
batteries Tor Tigers: Hart and Fine. Al
lantlc CITY. Montague and Edwards
yesterday afternoon witnessed n game
between The Pilgrims and the League
juniors, the score resulting II to ID in
IaVor OF the Pilgrims Hatterias.
Wreen. Gray. Miles and White. Eorant
Burble and Taylor. -
~ game was played between the Fen
chtsrch Streets Juniors and the I,ittIa
Vlrginians yesterday in Client. I'm 70
the sixth inning the game was not par
tlcularly interesting. but here the excite.
ment reached its highest point. when
the Little N!rginians went 10 the bat
and Colenua. the first bov To the bat
Knocked out Il single and reached second
base on wliG throw. y. Tatcm then
stepped up TO the plate and knocked IN.
a beautiful two-base hit. and started
down to third base on the throw in 10
cut ColenGa off a the plate. the catcher
dropping the bail. and picking IT I'D
threw 1t to the third bascman. who
caught 1t. but never touched Tatem
Here the kick came. the Fenchruch
Streets refusing to play. The umpire
gave the game 10 Little Virginians D
10 0. The features of the game wrra
the catching Of n Il ifIjct,It fo,,l l>,- W.