The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-27

49, nov Aueao Al millinery 8n0 cRpeS,
and the beautiful wax figure in the
window shows off to great advantage.
Tho only fault to be found with Mr..
lndorsky's store ia the lacksof space to
properly display his splendid stock, for
ne has oil the other requisites necessary
TO please the ladies-fne goods, low
prices and Intelligent and courteous at
tendants.
FIRST BALL GAME OF TIE SEASON.
The "Reguiars" Too much for tho "Yani-
gans" Yesterday.
The first ball game of the season was
played yesterday afternoon ON the Ath-
ietic Park between the Regulars" aud
"Ysnigans," and in spite of the cold
and Indictment weather 400 "cranks"
braved the elements and Witnessed q
splendid exhibition of ball playing. The
players all showed up splendidly.
Inc "crsnks" are jubilsnt and come
OF them declare wa have the fastest
team in the State.
Coons and La Fluer were the battery
for the Regulars for the frat Eve
innings, while Willis and Sheehan
filled dimilar positions for the "Yani-
gans" the remaining four innings.
McFall pitched for the "Regulara"
and Pittlnger for the "Yanigaus.
The pitchers demonstrated that they
will make their mark in the Virginia
State League. They all had plenty of
speed and wonderful control. Not
single man was given base on balls
and there WAS but one man his by
pitched ball. Both Sheehsn and La
tleur caught good game. Both have
good wings" and throw with accuracy
20 the second. Sheehan had one passed
DALI. Wrigley played snappy game ct
short and hos already endeared himself
In the hearts OF the cranks by catching
| very difficult fly ball, even though he
did mako ON error.
The other members Of the regular"
team proved conclusive,y that they
could play ball, though two or three
times during the game some Of them
seemed to get a little ratified, and the
result was that q misplay was made,
The "Yanigans" played good ball.
considering the fact that six OF the men
were pitchers.
The players are oil hard hittera, and
there is not "a weak spot" anywhere.
Most Of them are fast runners and good
base stealera.
The following WAS the m.ke-up the
teams:
"Regulars"- Cockman, 3b.; Grove. IT,;
Williams, 3D.; Sullivan. 1b; Wrigley,
S.; La Fleur, c.; Tate, CT; Mccall, IT.,
and Coons, p.
igans"-Sheehan. c.; Lipp, 49,;
Cheesboro, 5b Kimball. 1b Pit,inser,
p; mcCann, 90; Pyle, IT.; Willie, CT.
and Campbell, RI.
The following Is the score:
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Umpire-Wright
The Randolph Macon College team
will play here this afternoon at 4:3O
O'Clock. Cheesbro and MoCann and La
Fluer will be in the points for the home
team. Manager Boyer has completed
all the arrangements, and the Bostons
will play here Thursday afternoon,
April Q.
Manager Boyer received letter yes-
terday from Whitehill, the second base
man, stating that he was i'm proving and
was anxious to and would join the team
just as soon as possible.
The wire netting has been placed
in front of the grand stand and the
grounds are now in splendid condition.
NOTICE COINS right hand window.
He has displayed oil the new shapes In
spring neckwesr. regular 81 quality,
but they will be sold for one week at
so cents. Only two to each purchaser.