The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

ana this is becoming a daily event. Zach
dav brings forth better team Work, anu
me twirlers are becoming more conhdeht'
Schmidt showed AS has already peeh
stated i'm The Times that he is a stayei.
Flvnn's work IN the two innings I'D
which he pitched showed no Improvement
over his work OF Tuesday cor IN those
TWO innings four runs and three hits were
made.
smith had little chance 10 show what
he could DO in the single inning in which
he pitched. As it shows, however TWO
runs and one hit resulted from MS WORK.
They should each have sufficient time
IN which 10 show their ability. however.
before being condemned boy the cranks.
The season is more than two weeks on
Vet. and in the intervening time Manager
Wells may hc expected 10 have made inc
best selection.
Hargrovc made his appearance on the
field yesterday and he was greeted with
applause from the enthusiasts. lie cell
ebrated his entree into the Richmond club
by making one of the two runs. sacrifice
inc. and gathering two of them i'm from
centre garden. This was fairly good Work
for one man in one game.
For three innings IL was neck and neck
for both teams with nothing TO count.
In the fourth. for Baltimore, Jennings.
Kelly and Doyle struck the sphere for
singles I'm succession. ON the three hits
the famous shortstop scored.
RECKLESS BASE RUNNING.
Kelly went 20 second on Dcyle's hit AM
stole third. In a moment of rashness. he
attempted TO steal home bat WAS caught
between the bases and died at the hands
Of Bcrte.
Doyle attempted the same game. but
was frustrated in his designs by tho
quick work of Schmidt and Foster.
After that pretty piece Of ban playing
no more reckless base running was at
tempted by the Champions for they found
that the Richmond boys knew something
about that little game themselves.
In the sixth inning. Kelly singled and
stole second. and on an error by Berte
the big one reached third. scoring on
ficidcr's choice. Doyle was given the
walk and went to second ON Berte S err
ror. scoring on a fielder choice. during
tho general mix-up occasioned by three
men being on bases and the popping up
Of an inhcld fly by Quinn. which put him
out Stencil attempted 20 steal in but
was killed at the plate by quick work or
The "Brownlc' and Reddy Foster. Pond
nut hot one 20 Barley and retired the
side.
SHOLTA'S ERROR.
NcGraw captured first bag through an
error Of Sholta who dropped difficult
skv-scraper. and while the ban was be-
ing dug up out OF the sand, he landed
al second. A single by Jennings brought
McGraw across the rubber Jennings
died al the hand Of the Brownie In
attempting 10 pifcr third bag. Kelly
was given the walk. went 20 second on
a passed ball by Schabel and scored on
bv the hands Of the Brownie.
smith gave Quinn four bad ones IN the
eighth and no reached the third pillow on
errors by Kahn and Bertc. scoring on Nc
Graw's single. Kains error gave Robin
son his bsae. and four bad ones to Pond
forced the big catcher 10 second. lie
scored on McGraw's hit.
THE BROWNIE WALKS
For the locals I'm the first inning tho
Brownie" was given the walk he stole
second and was sacrificed to third by
Hargrove. where he remained. In the
next three innings it was one. two three
order In the NTH, Foster anchored on
second. and In the sixth Schmidt got 30
far as bag No. 2.
IN the ninth inning the locals put on
some speed The Brownie was the
first man up. He was given four bad
ones but was caught mapping between
first and second.
Hargrove was hit with the ball went
TO second on Jennings error was forced
TO third add scored on Wells single
Kahn reached first on Jennings error
and was forced 20 second. scoring on the
singles By Wells and SchabcL
Elsie went out from Keclcr 20 Quinn;
Bertc was put out by Robinson ana Neils
and Schabel were left on bases.
This ended the finest game OF the sea-
son. In which the locals gained laurcls
and woa glory.
Attendance about 100 The score in
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