The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-16
NEWARKS.

Daley, ) b -. 1902 o l 0
a. Rothfuss, G. ....2 0 Q s 0 0
Carrick, p. ......2 0 0 Q 4 0
Totals III 0 Is 9
SCORE BY INNINGS:
N ., .-.'.... ...... .......2 o.
Newark ........0 0X--0
Summary: Earned runs--N orfok. 4.
Two-base hts-Shaffer g Sacrifice hi;
-Lcahy. Stolen bases-Shaffer Wed.
dige ., Wentz. Left on bases--Norfulk.
4: Newark, 6. Struck oul--By Newton,
3: by Carrick, 6. Double pIays--Cargo
and \. Rothfuss. First on crrors-Nor-
folk, |: Newark, 9. First on halls-On'
of game-Two hours.
Forfeited to Norfok-9 to O.
SOME CASUAL REFLECTIONS.
What about Claudc's great caicl,
Erode sometimes geTs those. but no;
often.
It is q pleasure to note that Ernie
Hodge was not implicated In yesterdays
rout. He is IN bad company.
Wcddigc is rlt:3 ing up a brilliant game
and winning all sorts Of golden opinions
from fans and management;
The Rrooms viii leave to-nish, for
Philadelphia, where they will tackle the
Athletics. 1t ought TO be At least two
out Of three.
Ore doesn't have to go to Greece to
see men lose their nerve. Let him
watch Newark try TO play ball for twc
or three innings.
The only difference between Jimmy
Gjln11n'S n nd ha pf
thai the latter generally injecls a little
brains into his performance.
The Ncwarl5s go home. where they
Will doubtless be sen; 10 bed without
their usual allowance Of milk. or Else
remanGed 10 the nursery until they learn
how to be have themselves
Hur:ah for the O,ympics, They win
their first game. Manager Williams and
the boys re happy. and have a right 10
he. NeWpor, News expected 10 eat them
up. but. like Newark they ran agatns,
snlg.
The Newarks have been erroncous!y
called The MosQui,ocs,' because they
hall from Jersey. The mosquito has a
sang and when on the war patch is
terror. The Ncwarks are perfectly
harmless and Incapable Of hurting any
Harry O'Eagan we once loved YOU
How have you repaid our affection? In
the dead unhappy night, when the rail-
Is on the roof. and you go down in The
general slump with Gilman and hi.
gang. ask yourself this question, and
try and remember. just this once, how to
blush again.
AS an exhibition Of the ignorance ana
gall of the Newark NERVES the follow
ing is submitted:
Section ~. Of the constitution OF the
Atlantic Baseball League. reads as fol-
lows: on any day when either club Is
required 10 leave n city 10 or in order
10 reach another city where il is schc,l
ulcd to play its next game. the home
club shall be compelled upon proper no.
tice twenty-four hours in advance and
In Writing) by the visiting club TO begin
the game three hours and half bn.
fore the time of departure OF the last
train by means Of which either club can
reach he next scheduled point in time
And either club may leave the field at
any time within one hour Of said train
time without FORGETTING any rights or
privileges. providing five innings have
been played and the umpire shall be the
sole judge Of the time"
BY way Of comment on the above It
may be sad that this article was not
complied with by the visiting team in
single instance. On notice was served
In writing. the team left the field seven
ty minutes before beat time. instead Of
one hour, and had the assurance that
the vessel would be held for them: they
did not play FIVE innings as specified.
though they had ample time to do so.
and SILL they claim the game upon the
above rule.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
(3y Bat -. Eau1
Pitcher Kimble has been signed by
Columbus, O.