The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
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Pfarmiller gave d beautiful exhibition in
The hoS He struck out six OF the Silk
VIEWERS. and it wasn't his fault the score
was so close. Sss
THE G1LRoY FUND.
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CAPTAIN George Bunting 49,. 90
y, Newton had but ono chance. aud that
took it nicely. The boy hit we'll, too, and
helped to the glad fnishI
outlleld since he played here in the vir-
rinia I4cague. He iollies the pitcher all
the way from tho Quilted
Umpir.> Burns President Barrow's lat
est ACQUISITION. held tho indicator. Car
lin resigned by wire from Richmond. the
mail being too slow for him.
Pop" Tate. the perennially young and
nopular. has been signed and will cover
i 1ra bag to-day IT Is needless to say that
have the old man back.
Gilroy's condition yesterday was some
what improved. Ilo seems to bc bright
ana cheerful. lie was, brought down into
tho grounds yesterday in cot, and enjoy
ed the day under the trees.
Manaser Smith received Il letter from
Red Armstrong yesterday, who has been
roses blonde says he isn't dallying with
the ruby. and wants to play with Norfolk.
Pitcher Amole. who has been recalled
by Manager Hanlon. will be Of no use to
him. In the Paterson game on Sunday lie
had the little finger of his right hand al
most no In rI,, CO,
time. - ''''N - ''''u VI SUM-
IS accompanied upon the trip this timo by
Mrs. Mckee and two children They are
stoppimg ut the Atlantic. Mr. Mckee is
Il genial socable fellow and he and his
deserve warm welcome i'll our city
VEINS work in left field Yesterday was
way was fumblcd. and allowed scores. He
has shown that he really can play ball
and ~ II his work Yesterday IS the result OF
gently reasoned with.
\ crowd Of Suffolk enthusiasts will be
Suffolk is roofing for Norfolk. and the
Visitors should be given tho glad hand.
Manager Smith saws tho whole town was
on the Qui ViVe yesterday morning when
he arrived to get Bishop.
Tho Paterson players brought startling
news from the North. 1t Is to tho effect
TINT a certain we'll known gentleman In
Portsmouth is after the Athletics fran
chise. which he intends to utilize with a
club in the city across the creek. I give
the news for what il Is worth.
Newton did some very foolish base run
ming in the fifth. He started home before
WeddiEe's long fly was caught, and had
TO 60 back. Why he did il no ono seems TO
caught he could have scored easily, and
had no remained on the bag he could
have scored on the throw in.
The Norfolk vlrGinan's Bat n. BALI
seems to have lost his head lie knows
that the game of last Monday was just
a as dSerhea IN This PAPER and that wqs
paDerS recognized that it was an out
ragcous hibltion,-Mancheste Leader.
The above is but weak and pucrile an
swer to my arraignment of the writer of
the stultied and viciousIy calumnious ar
ticle which caused me. rs well rs every
city. TO lose our heads. No Norfolk paper
recognized the game as an outrageous en-
hibit-on. and the concluding sentence of
the above Is. therefore, as false the
ORIGINAL article. The slight difficulty was
condemned by the papers Of this city, as
such personal difficulties deserve 10 be
condemned: but no damnation Of the en-
tire Norfolk team and Of the people who
patronize the game In this city was pub
lished. such as the vile article in question:
contained from beginning to end.
BUck Carlln OH the diamond is q
robber. ruthless and CONSCIOUSNESS" says
"Bat n: Ball" lilo has neither eycsight
nor brains. His deliberate calling OF shy
der's two-baGCcr in tho seventh inning a
foul was tho dirtiest piece OF piracy ever
pcrpetrated on n ball field. 1t will be well
for this htGhwavman never to appear hero
again" We'll. this is just n bit strong,
POSSIBLY n little too severe but in the main
it is right. Carlin is no umpire. He is
not positive enough and does not under
STAND his business He made some awful
DlUiI6crS Yesterday. nl,ntShinfr hot te1
and causing no END OF treble. His dcci-
s!ons on balls and strikes We're frightful
llo Gava Cheshire tho worst Of it, but
Pfanmiller was also treated bad. lIo did
his art toward Norfolk, but he certainly
did roast them. He could not, however,
keen them from hitting and that's how
thc- won the game. because Richmond
could not find fanmiller.-Richmond
state. According to the above. Manager
Smiths kick had good, substantial foun-
dation. whether they won the game or
not
Lancaster Made 1t Nine 10 One.
Lancaster, Pa, June 2S.-The Lanca sters
pounded Pitcher AmeS for SIX runs in the
ninth inning TODAY. and TINS clincbpl 81