Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-13

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The Johnny Rcbs met the Newark
Mosquitoes again yesterday, and once
more they played Fm to standS'ih
neither team being able TO win The
game was an exceedingly interesting enc
throughout. and the finish contained more
excitement to the square inch than
has any game during the season.
Both clubs played git-edge bail from
the very beginning, and the pitchers
schmidt for Richmond, and tombstone
for Newark-did very well; but The con-
lost lacked that element Of excitement
which is so dear to true rooter' until
the ninth. when Richmond, who had
been laying back in the traces TOOK the
biz in her mouth and galloped down the
stretch. Wrestling the lead from Newark.
Tho Mosquitoes were not content now
aver 10 let Richmond head them of in
that manner. and they made another
spurt which. though not sufficient TO
give them the victory. was sufficient to
mt them abreast OF the Johnnies' ana
thus they passed into the finish NECK anu
Geek
GOT At IT QUITE EARLY.
In the first inning Schmidt gave
Wright his base on balls. and permiitea
! Rothfus to find the ball. which he
sent TO Boyle. who threw TO Stuart III
time TO retire Wright. This left Rothfus
on first. and when O'Hagan graspeu lIe
willow he lined out two-oagger oFeI
llsev's head. and Rothfus went hoihe'
while Harry O'IIagan pulled up on SO
cond. The next man up was Shehah' auu
he raped the sphere TO STUART VIM
tossed il 10 Wells. making pu'-out'
O'Haean was still hugging second Das'
and cargo approached the rubber. lie
had made two home runs on the pre-
cedine dsv. and the cranks feared that
ne mlcht do the trick again. As II
turned out. their fears were wei sIoulu-
81 for the very first ball tossed MIN
hv schmidt struck "a snag IN ms Dal anu
bounded off into centre-neid' p~ss,ne
over Hargrove's head. and lahdlns
s'.,,,st he railroad fence. The hit yield
cd Cargo another home run, ana caIileu
o'Haran over the rubber, making the
score TO 0 against Richmond III.
Tn. five innings thereafter neither sue
scored. and il looked 10 those sitting Oh
the benches in the grandstand as though
Richmond would be shut out. was
not so TO be, however, as was SHOWN III
the seventh inning, when stuart Nho,
~, the way. made his initial bow 10
,,,.,'...,.,d n,,blic Yesterday smacked the
MI aoainsf left-feid fence for two bags.
ecbobei then followed him TO first ana
schmidt made rap 10 Gilman. which
ri worthy fumbled and on the error
stuart went home. He was interiered
with on the third bag, but Kept on 10
inc rcate. where the bah awaited him IN
me hands Of Rothfus, the short-hsured
catcher. He was put out OF course Dut
f-ropiro Snyder. having noticed the inter
ference on the third bag, called him safe,
nontcnding. very rightly. that but for that
Interference he would have beaten the ball
home. -, ,,,.,-
WAS HER FIRST RUN.
That gave Richmond her first run. and
,bo crowd showed their gratitude there
FOR and appreciation thereof by doing an
unusual amount Of roofing Root rs
they would though. they couldn't bring
another run over the bag. and the inning
rloao5 with the score 8 to ] in Newark S
FAVOR.
Thus II remained until the ninth, when
Etuart led Off with another hit. This
lime he only made q single but ne Sc
lected Ceft field as the place In which
10 land II. He hadn't been on his bag
a minute before he stole second as neatly
,s cot,ld have been desired. BY the time
ne had brushed the dust from his clothes.
gohabel nut the sphere In centre garden
for a safe hit and Stuart trotted home on
n Schmidt then lined out q safe one
IN left and Schabel took second. Elber-
field hit an easy one 10 short and
double followed. Brownie being captured
IN first and Schmidt at second. Schabol
remained where he was. and IT was dol
lars 20 doughnuts that he'd die there, 700,
bnt Elscv came MOLLY 10 the rescue with
two-baeger which trotted Dead Bird
over the saucer and tied the score.
ROOTED IN DEAD EARNEST.
Then the roofing begun in earnest.
md what q din those fellows on the
bleacheres did make! Richmond's lads
had blood ga their eye, and Newark's
pitcher was up against II hard. Har-
grove was the next man to WELD the
ASH and he didn't propose 10 take a
back scat II he could help himself He
aid help himself ard 70 p twO-bagger.
too. re sent the horse hide spinning
away into lcf field and ere 81 was feldc1
flsey had crossed over the plate. put
Richmond one run ahead. and taken bis
seat on the bench.
The spectators. who had been foverish
with excitement, fairly went wild az this
and yelled themselves hoarse. Jack Nc
Donough lemon IN hand leading I'm the
chin music. HargroVe was dead anxious
20 score. but Sholta followed him with
m easy one 10 Third-Baseman Daley,
md the side was retired.
TIED THE SCORE AGAIN.
That ended the fun for Richmond.
Newark came 10 the bat. being behind
in scores for the first time during The
game. Their heaviest batsmen were up.
though. and the Richmond rooters didn't
feel easy 2 little Bit. Wright led of
with a single into righifield and J. Rothu5
drove a hot one 20 Boyle The
aaxen-haired youth captured il though
,pd Rothfus was out. O'Hagan struck
out. much 10 his chagrin. and shchan
rane 70 the bat. Schmidt gave him two
ytrikes and then. seeming 10 lose MS
control. gave him four balls. That
brosgbt Carlo 10 the bat. and with two
mon on bases IL began TO look rather
-bo,eric for Richmond, Notwithstanding
lhat two men were ont. Cargo didn't
rropose TO fool any al that stage % the
same and he hit the first bail pitched
aim sending IL our into censreheld
Hargroye couldn't get TO II in time ana
II hi the ground At his feet while
Wright coursed around and into home,
tying the score again. Gilman was then
thrown out and the ninth was concluded,
bui neither team had the victory.
Umpire Snyder insisted on another IN
ming being played. but after Boyle had
came up and been given his base on