The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-09
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In one of the PROTEST games of tho
season Norfolk defeated the Athletics
yesterday brilliantly and badly
Everybody got together and as Il re-
suit q magnificent article Of ball was
served up to the some four hundred
ShiVering rooters who sat throughout
me game watching the pretty plays
through Il mist of Silvery rain
To one man mort than to any other
on the team should the credit be given,
with the rest Of the boys close seconds.
That one is Pfanmiller. The lad pitch
ed q mastery game shutting out the
Phillies in seven innings, and allowing
them but two measly runs in the other
two In addition he iielded his position
with remarkable and graceful effect, ac-
cepting errorlessly seven difficult
chances, and it might just as easily have
been doubled. On top Of all this he
batted for .G6G per cent. and had a sac
riicc to his credit
Inc boy received, however, almost per-
feet support both behind the bat and III
the field. There was no chance, with
the game the locals put up, for any
other team to win.
The visitors showed up ragged in the
inheld. especially Battam ana r..
Schaub. Ames himself did not cover
himself with glory in his fielding, ana
while he pitched Il splendid game part
OF the time, when he was hit he was hit
In, = 80 -, =
game follows:
STORY OF THE GAME.
First Inning. Wehl and Leahy went
out from Childs to first, and Mae flew
out 10 left
The visitors We're also easy for one,
two, three, the inning including q pretty
stop by PfanmilIer. Honors were even.
Second Inning. Amcs came up fresh
ana smiling, and Wcddige iabbcd him
one for high lily 10 deep centre. Weihl
swiped it for ont that looked like n
hit, but Battam fcoze on to it and threw
Jack out. Shaffer got Il walk and died
trying to steal.
There was nothing short about Pran-
milleris wind when he stepped into the
box, but he presented Hamburg with his
base. Battam went out 20 Shaffcr.
Hamburg stole, only 10 be caught off
the cushion by Pfanmillcr. Then Il.
Schaub varied the motony by dumping
a two Dagger into right field. He never
got further, for Childs fled out to Claude
McFailan
Third Inning. With two men out Plan
miller hit for two bags, but the next
man went out.
Philadelph!a's half included baautl-
full catch by MclEarlan, and Snyder's
magnificent throw TO second when he
caught Moran
Fourth Inning. With Leahy out, Me
Farlan singled pret;ly, Wcddigc flew
out to Moran, and Wentz died from
Amcs TO Carey.
AlcVey dumped one over second for a
hit; Carey sacrificed; the next two men
went out
Fifth Inning Shaffcr walked and
Smith hit for two bases. Snyder pcram-
bulateu. With th, bases full Pfanmiller
singled and two men scored. Wcihl was
out on an iniield hit and Snyder was
touched out between second and third.
Pfanmille: scored on Lcahys two bag
ser, and McFarlan went out from Bat
tam 10 Carey.
The Phillies went out in easy one, two.
three
Sixth Inning. Weddige again flew out
TO left. Wentz hit. Rattam's tumble
saved Skaters life. Smiths single filed
the bases. Snyder struck out Pfan-
miller flew out 10 McVcy
-ames singled. Moran flew out. Nc
Vey walked. Carey died from Pfanmil-
Ter 10 Shaffcr, and Hamburg was an
easy out TO Leahy
Seventh Inning. Veih was hi. by
pitcher, sacrificed to second, reached
third on Macs hit and scored on r.
SchauDs error. NIcFarlan scored on
Schaub's said error and Vents hit.
Neddlge crossed the plate on Skaters
out lrom Ames TO Carey. Smith flew out
to Ch!ds. Battam and r. Schaub sim
Gled so did C'hilds, scoring Battam.
Wentz threw Childs out at second by
quick fielding, T.. Schaub going to first.
Ames flew out to Shaffer, and Moran
was easy from Pfanmillcr TO Shaffer.
Eighth Inning. Snyder singled, ana
Wentz went to second on sacrifice.
and scored on Leahy's hit, Weihl having
gone out III the meantime. N1cTarlan
went out 70 Battam.
But three Philadelphians went up;
Weihl got one Of them, and Jack VENT
the other two.
Ninth Inning. r. Schaubs wild throw
gave Weddige base. Wentz flew out to
Moran, making 4 circus catch
Battam hit for two bases. r. Scha,1b
went out from Pfanmiller &to Shaffcr.
Childs flew out 10 Shaffer. Battam
scored on t. Schaub's two dagger. Ames
flew out 10 Shaffer.