The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-19

and everybody was getting his moneys
worth, and to spare. Only one error
had been made, and that had not proven
costly. The visitors had been banked
with an ease and rapidity that led every
one to believe that the home team would
shut their opponents out and not have
any hard time doing It.
AT this juncture Pfanmiller became
unwell and was forced TO retire. Gill
roy took his place and pitched for two
innings Only one hit was made off
him, and that was double by Wells;
yet In the eighth because of n bad
finger, Rlankenship was substituted.
In the next two innings three single
and q triple were made off him, which,
coupled with errors and slow fielding,
caused victory 20 l=ays the pennant OF
the home team IL sheer disgust and
cross over to ihs enemy.
Ballantyne YVES ttH a-Er man up and
after getting & cuujds ID E.-tEes Knocked
the ball over 1sf'- ti..it ts-s-e clean and
hard, trott5nE huInt II 1.tit sweet music
OF the plandits uf IN. nIlIr17I-Ate McFar-
Ian flew out to snnrt. .nrrls;a,er4g knocked
two-bagger nnd renGn-t ratn-,r3 On Tur-
ner's sacrifice, cyins mar. "a 2over-
mans out Kahn WIZ --tI, tl'3U IAN IN
Tor RICHMOND. anc se,rst l. M. He
then tried TO SLeul E.cnrlo tliE -pas emf
OH six feet from his Euu i9 :itLti.r.,-ne
VINO had gotten ms grin NJ EiIsvre.r-ar' 8
swift throw acros- 1Ilt .hillrI.-sd In
the third inning KAN lg-usa Styled
and in trying TO s-sE1 Ret:,uIa VS. zgaln
thrown out in precisely I'M. Et.-- y. y
as in the first After -t2a NJ lsc M on
base larceny. Pfaa-nEiE- MAG 1 love
~ stop of Zimme-Tngn's hE.+ driya
In the fourth. and threw ,A= batter ont
ali first, and BoweruaaI. rrlzE. t7so hsa,-
ttful catches, one in 1h= s,=;o,.a and one
In the sixth. and II Iool=d a. though
nV1t ar.- l.
score.
At this interesting stage Q. the game
McFarlan stepped 10 the bat and mn
the sphere right over the ferc.. in cen.
'reheld, making the second clean home
run Then Armstrong singled TIIr-
ner flew out to centre. Bowvrrnan hit
Reddy to third. and stole sensational
seeomd. Both runners crossed the plate
on "entz's two-bagger. Wen;z died
irving TO reach home on Ramps hit
Then the trouble began. Gilroy Ven.
IN the ooN, and Grove tapped a iinkav
TO short right, which Wentz failed ~
no!d. Fender put an easy drop 10 shor,
Iert, which Wentz, getting into Ballan.
tyne's back yard, tried to get and "a
ed ito hold. Grove. who had rasc Nd
third on this error, scored on bad throw
nome WelH; came NY and drove q
timely two-bagger to centrefield scor,
sns render Boland went out from
VENT to Armstrong. Zimmerman drew
q pase on balls. Berte struck out. and
Mels trotted home on a wild throw tr
Second. Tannehill flew out 10 short
Nelther side scored in the seventh. AND
Norfoik blanked in the next.
but In the eighth the Manchester nba.
tfonenon was put in the box. Wal,
took TO him kindly. batting a single
which should have been gotten. 30.
Iaho sacrificed. Zimmerman scored Jak.
on nit Blankenship's error CAV
serte his base. Tannehiu is SUPPOSE
10 nave gotten his base on fielder.,
ehoice. anil went out from third r.
hrst. The score was tied. ~
It remained in the same condi.io,
after Norfolk's up in the ninth San
lord, by slow fielding, made three hn
d dnna was given triple on what ProSi
dence intended for a single. Bailan.
tyne kindly gave Groves his first
Wentz presented Fender with bias,
rather than risk throw Wells fonIaE
out TO Bowerman, and Boland hit scnr
lock. ueao
The appended score tells the stor,
concisely: ''oiS