The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-21

hhisSS w tHt SulltCS, lHeIe Is u STRATA VI
pleasure in the fact that the Changers
played u fine game of ball. barring one
2orNtwo drawbacks, which It seems hap
pened st an inopportune time for Ports
mouth. They were not errors which
are referred to as drawbacks, but slow
ness OF base-running, and poor Judgment
ana discretion in coaching. This very
valuable and necessary adjunct to
game of ball, cuts a big figure. and at
no time this season has II been more
apparent than yesterday. But, after all.
me season is young, and the Changers
VIII profit right now by sad and costly
experience. which will pay them hand
3 some returns in the very near futura
& There Is no time like the present to find
out the defects in the team work of tho
x clup. and there is no better company of
to show them up in II their
usilness than the splendid club that
Manager Smith has gotten torstbar far
! the city of Lynchburs.
The Changers, be it said TO their Grad
u. ied The Hill Climbers in the pleasure
sole pastime of lining out triples io,
Dies. ana singles, and fielded enua,y q ,
Wen as the visitors: but. that inexnisi IN.
Spie' something, which now and agsi,
o1pS up IN game of ball, made ITSELF
ST. , IN no uncertain way, and "hoodoo.
ni,x SAINT, me Changers, or the UNI
s"nS SouT CnOlce ha
neia; YET you are probably no nearer the
truth than the fellows who taka the
causes which you think had no,ht
Whatever 10 do with II. 4'o'iii's
4 ,S man on the Portsmouth .aon,
playea giit-edged ball. They n,a,,a .,,
49, oali, ana which at any other TN, =
TI,,i C nave peen winning ball. Rut an,
tban, n,hin" mad their Mascot with
SSneili, which combined with ,ba,'. VIII
known strength and agprasSi,.n we'll
oan team, helped them TO sna,nb as u
from defeat The Granpers y
sahe won twice; yet, that whioh ~ ,he
e Hat!onal game so popular t.'a hes
eilaihty until the last man 10 o, .s I'M
th eer more truthfuly presented ~ ~, was
the game yesterday. lhan In
fulsv c a1 Mhat can be really and tru,n.
+. te.S Called game of ban H. " "
interesting from start IN 1I,I., thoroughly
VINO were looking for axcita"e nnu .host
mecca, and enjoyed themsaito uno
.Wo iohS hours. Then toward es ioi
S SSie not a garrisonian finish ~. cios,
muse BINDINGS which strain go one OIL
anu muscle of the body. ana ~. nprt
Oh tension OF the nerves of ones na klho
tsa,.I produces palpitation of thai .n,
life Ely potuioh; which sends the var
e pioou finsling through vo,,r ,'t,..l
and causing it TO throb vioIen.,, VEINS
standing on the tiptoe OF ax,, ana
s from sheer exhaustion, Won i's:
9oEn IN your seat. and with ,i,,I ulOi
aeaVe a deep sigh and saw sa GI
Ely, what pity we cn,,S ~
%n. Ihat Is heart S;s,na
nnish. and yesterdays game wa usi ,s
Snat in the fullest sense. The JUS
puIg team Is a good one. Tbav ,, ..eh
Wen together. hit hard and field cy, wort
Bnt they had met foremen ,ro I.e,rerly
Iheir best endeayors And how. o.
She game was contested will he ts,,, no' ~
ior days to icome. but why Portsn meu o.
c2u not win will never be satisfa -. LII! !
Explained to the Portsmouth rootero :, ny
Stultz was easy for Mars men as
taoulated score will show. while BRO r5 ''
VINO started in to. pitch for Portsmom.ub,
alo wen up to the third inning NJ,
ne was replaced by Glenn. who n,t mhet
good game. allowing the hill Ciimb
OTIS only five scattering hits un,u ~,
ninth. when they punched three sin,ia a,'
which. with the aid Of a base on hail.
questionably given by Mr. Belts. the -, -,
VINO represent the Tobacco CITY" wa,,
enabled to win a we'll learned vIctor,,
The score tells the balance of the stoTv,
PORTSMOUTH,