The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-04

got fO-ctncr ana Mi""oi' 49,.
which Burns ordered the scrappy snort
stop 70 be seated.
THE RIOTERS DEMAND.
This proceeding brought the crowd oil
: son rooters into the game and they
loudly demanded that Ulrich be allowed
10 continue in the game. and the umpire
ius, 20 plcase the crowd. who. he wisely
concluded. were the right people TO
please. then allowed Ulrich to con-
TRUE. The audience heartily ap-
plauded this move OF Mr.. Burns.
but a moment later they were very sorry
for Mr.. Ulrich made a beautiful stop of
hot liner and nailed one Of the Cheruhs
on the spot.
Another little piece Of diverti'ement was
the funny kick of Ames who had one OF
his alleged curves called ball. lie jump
ed about a mile into the ozone blue ana
threw his glove over toward first base.
Then he ran and picked up the glove and
threw 1t back. after which he went in
and pitched.
THE CROWD ENJOYED 1T.
This little piece Of humor was enjoyed
by the crowd who later on loudly called
upon Stocksdale 10 try the same trick.
Stocks remained mute TO this request and
deigned not 10 reply.
The features OF the game were the
hitting Of Steelman who. i'm two hits.
caught five bases. Just as he did on the
previous day. and the magnificent catch
py Hargrove IN the fifth inning when he
pulled down = homer from the bat Of
Fox after running a long distance and
catching Il ever his shoulder The two
srappy double plays o. the infed were
also pleasant features. and Mcdonald
work was good all through because ne
cut down several two, aggers
Stocksdale's pitching was success. and
not until the sixth inning did the visit
ors get on TO him TO any extent. Ames
also did some good work. but the field
Ing of the Cherubs broke his heart
THE FIRST RUN
In the third inning Stocks was given
the walk on four bad ones. and by the
aid OF singles by Thornton and Stuart
he made the first run.
Elberneld hit for two bags in the very
next inning, and scored on Hargrove's
single. Then Mcdonald got safe on r.
Schaub's will throw OF his groun6er 10
first. He went down on a passed bah
and scored on Fosters single. Hargl owe.
also. scoring on the same plays.
In the sixth inning Mac singled and
captured second fortunately on Fosters
sacrifice, scoring later on Stocks hit.
Interesting things happened again in
the eighth. Mcdonald who was PLAYING
IN great luck. got a free pass to first
and again was ne sacrificed down by
Reddy. He took third on choice. and
scored on Barly's single. and Barry sw!ped
second and scored on ThOrnton's nit.
VISITORS MAKE SOME RUNS.
In the meantime the visitors had been
doing a thing or two. Thcy were not
as dead as the traditional door nail
hut were very much alive In the sixth
Ch'lds singled and stole second. UIrich
then went up and hit safe 10 left field
scoring Childs
And. again. in the eighth things be-
gun TO look haZy FOR the Cherubs Ames
banged out neat one for one base. but
died at second on a choice in which u
rich safed. The latter pilfered second
bag and scored on Careys single. while
McVey singled. went down on Cary's
hit and scored on McDonald's tumble
And then the great first baseman crossed
over on Steelman's two-b agger.
There IS no telling what might have
happened had not Mr.. Burns. IN the great
kindness OF his heart. called the game
''on account OF darkness" II might have
been dark in Alaska. but the sun winked
the other eye as the crowd piled out OF
the park. with the sense Of justice being
done them. for they remembered the
called games In Philadelphia not many
moons ago.