Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

picbmond's baseball team redeemed
itself on the diamond yesterday, and by
s,nt Of good playing. succeeded in adj
ninlstering a good druobing to the
Newark Mosquitoes. The Johnnies
didn't have a walkover; they had TO play
hard for their victory; but they went
I'm TO win. and win they did In the
very first inning they took the lead. and
tsov maintained It throughout increas-
lg it whenever opportunity offered
therefor.
The locals went on the field in Grip
Ilel condition. Elsey being incapacitated
lor duty Foster however, went in 10
Hay left-feld. and covered the garden
SIN d. most satisfactory manner. raking
81 everything that came his way. He
used the stick, too, but, unfortunately
the nit Doe made counted for naught, as
De was forced TO die on first.
NOTHING DAUNTED WERE THEY.
The local lads were not at all daunt-
al. by -he fact that one Of their num-
Der was out Of the game. They rea-
lzel that they must win, and they went
% work with a will to achieve that re-
sa,t. Newark wanted, also to take
victory and led by Captain Daley, the
Mosquitoes went at the home boys in
manner that caused the spectators
come little uneasiness, thoughts Of the
way they had taken the game from Rich
Ioll stu lurking I'm the minds Of some.
Cosau. Newark's cracker-jack twirler.
w.s .n the box. and Wells put Lever
Dr. ODD compete with him. Lever had
decidedly the best Of the argument. for
D kept the Newark hits scattered in a
most satisfactory fashion. while Cogan.
t.e Jersey pet, was raped in rapid sue
'.s.0n, runs resulting with pleasing
frequency.
GOOD START AND A BAD ENDING
Cosan started off beautifully. striking
o, Hargroyc. the first man who con-
frosted him. and fears Of defeat found
l-irment in the bosom OF more than one
ua.-aearted rootcr. The next man up
Nas Kahn. and he brought JOY with him
l.r 100 who witnessed the game. He
tapped q slow groundor to the short
i.'d and Hatfield fumbled IT, giving Bar
.@ DTS bag Elberfeld then lined out a
ifh fy 20 Harry O'Hagan, and Harry
.rl 10 drop. thereby putting Kahn on Sc
'oa0 and Elberfeld on first Barley stole
mind and while the Newarks were try
ing 20 catch him. Elberfeld stole Sc
cr1 Foster then went out at first and
'a bis out Kahn scored and Elberfeld
ir bed third. from which vantage
ground. ne scored ON McDonald's safe
IT, stuart. who had been presented
With his base and stolen second fol-
lowing him over the plate. The sum
''ial ~ that inning was three runs for
richmond. ana victory began TO loom
up on the horizon.
KEPT THEM GUESSING.
The Newarks went at Lever in
determined manner, but the Professor
hept them guessing for FIVE innings, not
Permitting them TO score though
'hagan tried 20 steal q run, starting
nome from third while Lever had the
baN IN his hand. He was put out at
me plate. Of course. The Mosquitoes
mace one run i'm the sixth inning.
Wright scoring H. on errors made by
Wells and Kain. but I'm the preceding
inning the locals had sent Hargroye and
Aaln over tho plate and cinched their
victory. Richmond made no more runs
aiier this but In the eighth OHagan
crossed over for Newark. being broaght
nome BY j. Rothfuss's lick into right
Held.
Snyder oniciated again, ard though