The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
Standing ofthc Clubs.

NEWARK y. J., July h-oPcCia"-
Richmond defeated Newark to-day by
"a score OF TO s. From a Richmond
standpoint. the manner in which Har-
grove scored the winning run was as
brilliant a piece OF work as has been
seen on this diamond this year. From
n local view point the manner OF which
the locals failed to prevent the run was
one OF the most stupid Of plays. klch-
mona had tied the score in the eighth
In the ninth Hargrove drove the leather
for two bases. Leahys sacrihce 10
purns nut the center field on third. Dun
don Knocked grounder 10 thlrd ana as
fHargrove was scooung TOWARDS the
plate. Daley threw 10 Berger. berger
insted of running him down TO the oag
returned the throw. HargroVe was
coaching Dundon. who, responding 70 MS
direction. ran towards the second.
COULDN'T LOSE HARGH.
In the meantime the entire infeld was
,rving 10 catch Hargrove. who was shout
ing to Dundon and running between
third and home. When matters got 100
close. Hargrove got 10 third ana Dun
don ran from third TO second Berger
threv 70 Meaney at second. and Har-
grove was of like a shot. Meaney threw
to George. and Hargrove and George
mixed matters up. George dropping inc
ball and Hargrove scoring
II proved 10 be the winning run
lake Wells. I'm the absence of the reg
ular umpire did the honors, and pleased
evervbodv except a few enthusiastic
rooters who protested vigorously. Tom
Burns settled matters by informing the
crowd that the decisions were perfectly
fair. There were plenty OF errors
Georges muff. Burns error and passed
ball letting in three of Richmond's runs.
PLAYED IN THE RAIN.
Rain fell from the start. quitting IN
the fifth inning and pouring in the last
two innings. Both pitchers were hit
hard. there being nine two baggers.
Uarrrave and Seybod excelled for the
Cherubs while Moss and Calhoun hit
we'll for the locals. The Richmond out
neld figured extensively in the game.
Richmond started auspiciously. klopf
getting 10 first on balls. Shannon SIN
9led 10 left. Lutenhurg striking out Sey-
holds two Dagger into the bieacheries
tailed Klopf and a moment later Shan
non scored on a passed ball. HargroVes
hit past second was long enough TO score
Sepbold. The next two were easy outs.
A RANK ERROR.
rank error OF Burns was the sole
cause of Richmond's score in the second.
Virneaux had walked and stolen second.
Chesbro flied out and Klopf7 out adj
Vanced Vignoaux 10 third. Shannon hit
an easy to Burns. which he fumbled. He
had plenty Of time TO touch the bag, but
kept fumbnng, Shannon getting TO hrst
and Vigneaux scoring. Hargrove's
hunt. Leahy's two Dagger, Dundon's out
and Nigneaux's single. scored two more
runs I'm the third.
In the fourth. Shanonn walked and
scored on SeybOlds second double TO
Lont. In the next three innings Rich
mond got men on bases, but sharp field
ing on the part Of the locals prevented
run getting.
TIED IN THE EIGHTH.
The score was tied in the eighth. KlOpf
hit safely. a passed ball sending him 20
second and ShannOns sacrifice advanc-
ing him 10 third. Gutenberg flied out to
Meaney. who threw wild in an attempt 10
catch Klopf at the plate. Newark scor-
ed one in the first on base on balls,
Georges single and Calhoun's double.
Three runs came i'm the third on Burns
hit. Leahys tumble and singles OF George
and Calhoun. The fourth inning brought
three more on Bergers single, base on
balls. Chesbro's wild throw and dOu-
hles by Meaney and Scheffler. Newark
last tally was made In the seventh on
Chesbros wild pitch which allowed Moss
10 score from third.
The locals are playing on a cooperative
plan. under the management OF Pat.
Meaney. The New England team was
released on Saturday. Burns and the old
players coming to a mutual understand
ing.
The present arrangements will continue
until the deficit Is wiped out