The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-01

!, Left on Dases-Norfolk, 3; Paterson,
=. rsd nirst base on errors-NoEfolls, IS Pat
--Cleaf. Field-Good. Umpire-NIr.
Burns. tE ~ .zlF3F as
HITS HERD AND THERE.
(By Bat N. Ball)
The boys all hit yesterday with men
on bases.
roy fund.
Granny is keeping his record clean
rive straight games isn't bad for a
boy T7f :
;, Wehl kept up his brilliant work in
the sun garden, ana made some irrldes-
cent catches.
The game Danny Leahy is putting up
these days has golden bangles all around
the edges, with big diamond in the
center.
THE GILROY FUND.
ElrElnlan staff -. -. -. -. ..S5 90
Captain George Bunting -. :. 90
Weddige brought In the first five runs
Tor the Brooms with :, two-bagger and a
homer. The big fellow has his optic
back. and is landing on the bali like a
trip hammer :
Norfolk Won by one run Richmond
toSt py one run. Rather strange, wasn't
N.-Eichmond State
NotninS strange about that Norfolk
played better ball than the Cherubs.
that's ALL
Manager Mckee received information
no. I, u ~.
IN Lancaster, Pa He left immediately
lor that city Mr.. Mckee has; the sym
pathy or his many friends in this city in
his bereavement
The SILK Weave-s left three games
Wlth us this time They are all clever
boys, good ball players and gentlemen
ihey know how to behave and, except
for kicks when they had a righteous
Kick coming, they were docllc ana man
nerly.
Inc insane haste OF the rooters and
enthusiasts in subscribing to the Gilroy
tund is worthy OF comment. Consider
ing the faithful work Glroy has done
ana ms great popularity it Is rather sad
in his adversely. .3.
Queeney Is tho latest acquisition to
fresldent l5arrow's staff Of umpires He
nails from Paterson. saw his work I'M
iale!son against Norfolk several weeks
ago, ana took occasion then 10 voice my
opinion OF his work He appeared to
me TO be thoroughly competent and i'm
partial.
Watch the professor to-day. The
alrtS pail playing In Norfolk is cutting
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Leader.
Another false statement The AZ
tendance was over q thousand. and no
dirty ball playing has been seen here
since Richmond left
Reading has more persistent lot Of
klckers than ever Newark has. Base
ball should be played with the hands
ana eyes and not with the mouth
Hartford Telegram.
Not altogether. neighbor. Playing by
month on the coach lines, and iollvinc
each other in the field with that use
1ul organ wins many games. Useless
waste OF WIND, however. when it is di-
rected at the umpire is disgusting.
Doian, the shortstop Of the Louisvilles
mas voluntarily retired from the bust
ness. Saturdays game was the inst
that Dolan has taken part IL for nearly
month. He hurt his throwing arm
early this spring and until Saturday has
: ASS">Ai 4ibi SlllS5 IL. l11 lnOllfslC
tlst 1t was Il great deal better and
joined the team here day before yes
1crday. The first throw that he made
was quick, snappy one, ana he knew
that his arm was far from being well.
Doian is conscientious youugstcr. and
ne did not care about drawing money
from the Louisville club management
Tor work he could not perform. Yes
terday he told President Pullialn that
he would like to be released IT am
drawing money under false prctenses, -
SAID poor Dolan sorrowfully Let me
go and get some one in my place"
Harry Pulliam, whose heart is as big
as his head, told Dolan that his salary
would go on until July 1st Then he
would permit him to lay off indefinitely.
"lf your arm comes around again. y
said President Pulliam. eve will give
YOU another chance."-Cincinnati En-
quirer
PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES, ETC.
The feature Of to-day's game was the
mobbnS OF Umpire Synder." says the
Associated Press dispatch from the city
or Seven Hills last night.
The Manchester Leader has not been
heard from. but It's opinion viii be
awaited with interest The people here
will be anxious to know whether the
Leader thinks Norfolk had anything 70
do with It, The people here are anxious