The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

fA iEn ..n's day to-day ana al
IL was ..,r Weiis' men played a me-
tnoosn -. they were defeated ra,her
sn~pp' Wan was very effective "nen
.nan were OH bases. ana ai'"oue &c
,,,s,,ors Sc yeral times had men ." ~.
they could not secure 'hc ns s,s,.e he
Ss,,r,d, also pitched good gaiac' o'I
~. s,a "a on,v in the first inning. ri.
n ,ns and Mcdonald played an 'iesans
49, and several times puiied WV"
halls that looked like mus ,,sr no.
To EIsey and Hargrove, howeVs' -
-, ~ 6eiding honors, sevtrai OF wen
ru,,ning catches being marVenoas az" .'
LAYING runs. The former In 'he nv"
ming with two men on bases ar 80
out chased after Wagner nsu" -, 40
..xnatcbed IL Just as IL WIS suo".
e..s,sa ,ho ,entrc-tield fence. n Line
as's ont NJ ten II would have peen
800 nm ,rhe little left fielder han sihcu
.~s"unss" nm right and pliyed well out
for him. ,,,,r FIRST
,rha paterson's gave the rooters some-
thing 10 shout over In the nrs' ,l.lne
nv starting off with three runs he's,er
opened the proceedings py ianuns ~
hsIi safely in centre for one base. re
was followed by Heidrick. who ala the
ssme Haller had good Judgment anu
vaIked which filled the bases wagner
$3.50 ht,s orc ALWAYS timely sent hard
w.. hounainp % right field AID keister
ara ueidrick ambled home. Haries'y
sIso hit safely and Halter brought the
third run across the plate. omitn SEN
a high foul back of first which "ene
swallowed. Gallagher save the en'pman
another chance, but his grounoer was
easy for Wells Westlake picked out the
other corner but tho Brownie was there
and made a beautiful stop and throw 10
first. Three runs.
For the Cherubs. Elsey singled but was
forced at second by Elberfeld. Inc
Brownie attempted to purloin second put
was out by FIVE feet. Stuart was out a'
first via Wagner.
No further scoring was done till the
fourth. brilliant fielding Astounding. West
Like was the first man up for Paterson IN
this evening and sent a short fly 10 CEN
tire. which largo ade an excellent
attempt to reach viau struck out and
Keister added put TO Hargrcves score.
Heidrick's hot liner along the nrst base
line scored Westlake while he stole sec
ond a moment later. where ne was iei'
when Hall,r struck out.
RICHMONDS FIRST.
The sixth added another run to Pater-
SONS score. yiau's single and Keisters
two Dagger doing the trick. In this IN
ming the visitors scored their first run.
Foster was nut Viau to Halter. Scnmiut
popped one up for Westlake. This !e OK
ed all right for the locals. Viau, Eow-
ever lost control and was forced 10 put
them over straight.
He hit Elsey on the arm and then FL
berfe,d and Stuart smashed out couple
Of beautiful singles that brought Elsey
across the plate. Bargrove stopped .ne
run getting by poking an easy one 10
Viau. Paterson was again BANKED III
the seventh. while the stock OF the boys
In gray took rise.
Mcdonald popped foul for West
lake and sat down, let Viau practice
bit and walked. He was forced AT sec
ond by Kain's hard drive 10 keister. Eos
tor the, sent the bali sailisg to the fence
acoring Kahn. Red had passed second
and was gailoping for third. where ne
found Keister waiting for him with the
ball.
RIcHMOND's LAST.
This was Richmond's last run wniie
Paterson added one In the eighth. keister
being hit by pitched ball and scoring
~ HeIdrick's two Dagger. Halter COM
Melted a double play unassisted by stop
ming Wells hard line drive between first
and second and beating Mcdonald back
to the bag In close race. The game
was a fine one. there being no kicking Oh
any sort.
The Richmond players have shown
themselves [, ycntlcmanly lot AMI also
good ball players. The intield Is probao-
iy the strongest of any OF the teams.
which have played In this city while the
out field Is second to none Both Har-
grove and Elsey have done some fine
work and certainly out batted the local
outfelders. KaiD has had little TO do In
the two games played but accepted every
chance without an error.
Tomorrow Jones will go In the box Tor
the home team end a large crowd will
s 70 down 10 see him put them over. Alex
has won every game played 30 far ana
appears to ou.class most OF the Atlantic
League pitchers
Foster was little slow In throwing to
bases and the locals took advantage OF
him ais the stolen bases VIII show.
The following Is the score: