The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-28
With The PIRATES.
An Interesting Practice Game Yes
terday.

/ NOtutdSS w bue tITiklSS
awoke and found the ground covered
with SHOW they thought there would be
out little chance 10 getting in any prac-
tice, but along towards 10 o'clock every
thing cleared up and they were out for
two hours work ut the park.
rhe boys are in elegant condition.
Hawley has reduced several pounds and
has gotten in good condition. a run
from the hotel to the ball grounds is not
considered any kind of II feat.
| The team went out to the grounds Mt y
O'Clock and had X game between the reg
ulars and MOnOpoles before the time for
the Allegheny Roanoke College game was
| called. The regulars were: Smith, IT, ::
Ely, SIS; Donovan, If; Lyons, ID: Pad.
den, 2b.; Davis, CT; Leahy, c.: Tannehill,
p. Tie Monopoles were: Kuhns. SIS. !:
Sugden, lib. and c Killen, RI. Hughey,
n; Merritt, C. and ID. Hawley eff; Long,
III; Gardner, 81 Hastings, D.
The score stood as follows: Regulars,
I'D runs; ii hits; errors. Monopoles, 10
runs. l6 hits errors.
| Hone runs were made by I.eahy, HUI
ghey and Lyons. Three base hits by Ely
and kuhns. Smith made two two base
| hits, Davis, Leahy, Tunnehili, Sugdcn,
| Merritt, IIawley and Gardner each made
one two base hit. Eonuelly and LYONS
stole bases. Hastings gave two men
bases on balls and S'idgden was struck
out by Tannehil. Ely, Padder, LYONS
kuhns and Suglen ma,le double plays.
The game was very good and some good
! work was dohc by several members of
| the club
| kuhns still continues TO excite n good
| deal of comment on the swift manner in
which he handles the ball.
Billy Long. the boy from Chicago has
been playing second base in the two
games and while he is IL right good in.
fielder, he will have to practice several
years before he can have II place in the
! National League.
y game is scheduled OF Monday by the
regulars with Allegheny Institute, and
on Tuesday with Roanoke College.
! The Logs have been here n week and in
that time have made II good many friends
who will be glad to hear of their success.
pc. and soc. Knives at vanLear Bros.
SUDDEN DEATH.
| Mrs. v. a. Hancock, aged 81 years,
died suddenly this morning ut 30
O'Clock ut her.residence, 6l9 Henry street.
The deceased had rupture of n blood
vessel of the brain. The funeral will take
| place from the house to morrow ut ?
O'Clock. lntcrment in City Cemetery.
| AN ENJOYABLE MUSICAL.
n most enjoyable evening was passed Mt
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howell on
South Jefferson street, the occasion be
| ing musical. Miss Lampkin and Cor
| don Howell sang in IL most acceptable
manner, ana the musical numbers were
pleasngly performed by Miss Howell,
Miss Smith and Mr.. Howell. Delicious
refreshments were served at II late hour.
! Those present were Misses Fannie Camp
bell, Josie Campbell, Hattie Campbell,
| Cnp!tola Johnson Smith, Sisler, Laura
Camden, II. Camden, Jennie AIinter,
Lambert, Howell, Hale, and Messrs. Gil
lock and Vernon. of Salem; f.. NJ. and l..
5. Cnmpbell F. A. Johnson, +. Friend,
Kindred, II. Vines, w. Stevenson, of
Maryland; Adirar, of ..Lynchburg; l..
Brown. V. Brown, Walker Sisler, NJ. B.
| Smith, w. Smith, Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Camden and b.
| Minter.
! TWO LEFT