The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22

or Clausen, /: Off Chesbro, l. Hit by
Pitched Ball--l<ain. Struck Out--By
Clausen, 4. Left on Bases--NOrfolks g.;
Eichmonds. s. First Base on Errors-
NorfolkS, /; Richmonds, 2. Time 40,
Umpire-Carlint
HITS EfDRE AND THERE.
Dy Bat N. Ball.)
Let us all hope for q turn OF the tide
to-day.
Mr.. Carlin has fishy eye for balls
and strikes.
Pitcher Stewart will not come to Nor
folk after all.
Harry showed ample evidence of his
improved hitting form.
Rightfclder Daily has been transfer
red from Scranton to Reading.
Shafrer left the BrOoms in Reading
and went direct TO Houston. Tex.
The Cherubs found Clausen to their
taste and picked out two baggers in
most instancesJ
Why can't we have Umpire Snyder
down here some time? Has the North Il
mortgage on him!
The official scorer appeared in new
hat yesterday. The result Of this in
discretio is obvious.
Pop" Lytle who played his first
game with Hartford in this city, has
already been released.
The first two Cherubs up were given
mplimentar:es, good for one bag, but
couldn't improve the opportunity
Are the Chcvuhs going to repeat their
performance Of their first series With the
BroomS on the homo grounds?
Manager Broom ana Hilary Swain,
our new pitcher will arrive this morn
ing by the Washington steamer
Big Sam Leever called at the Vir-
Sinian office with Chesbro last night
and never chidcd me celebrating his last
defeat here in rhyme
Harry don't look as heavy as he did
when he was seen here earlier in the
season. He has evidently worked Off his
surDertuous adipose tissue
1T is unfortunate that the scene Of
yesterday between Lcahy and uargrove
should have occurred. IT is to be
hoped we will not have a repetition Of it.
Tell me not in mournful numbers
Things are not what they seem,
For it seems the Broons are weak.
eninS.
AS heavy hitting team.
roy's condition has not improved with
iii the past few days, and the doctors
lear that another operation will be ne
cesSary.
Pfanmiller or Swain will be in the box
Tor the Brooms tomorrow, and Stimmel
will probably pass UP a few for the
Cherubs. The game will be called at
1850 o'clock
Danny Leahy made an irrideacent one
hand catch Of a ball from IIlsey's bat in
the third and threw him ont a first. pre-
venting ;he Cherubs from scoring third
run in that inning
knowles went to the bat for the frs.
time in the second inning and slammed
1t TO centre field fence. Harry didn's
90 a thing but rob him Of il by Jump
ing into the air and taking il almost
Off the fence. y brilliant catch
The latest addition to the Hartford,
club is young Berry, who was tried by
the Phlllies. and who also caught n few
games for syracuse last season. Berry
will relieve Roach behind the bat occa-
sionaly, or in case the latter is injured.
The same old story. and on the home
grounds. too. Chcsbro hadn't won but
one game since the season opened He
got the second from the Brooms without
trouble. They Went seeking for his
curves and shoots and could not find
them.
The Hartford Courant says Lefty
Mari is called Lefty" because he plays
right field. Mari played i'm the Virgil
MIA League two seasons and we always
labQrcd under the delusion that it was
because he hit lcft-handed. Glad to be
set right, however.
lGlberfeld triad some OF his ques.iona-
bic tactics on Claude McFarlan yester-
day by trying 10 bold Mac as he passed
third base 10 score on Leahy's hit The
time will come when the dimnutive
Chcrub will Try tina, trick on a player
and regret il 10 his dying day.
The Patersons have three Pats in their
orGaniZation-Pat Hlaherty, Pat Tou-
hey. and Pat Boyle.-1lartford Tclc-
gram. Is that why the team is named
the Pat-cr-sons? Now if Manager Me
Zee were % get two moro Pats he would
have a fnll hand. and could afford to
stand Pat.
y little difficulty occurred in Rich
mond's seventh inning, when. with Har-
grove on first and Cheshire on third
no To, WOW, ,Ts 81, 3,