The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
atAnding of the Clubs.

Tho Cberubs turned the tables on the
,-hsmnions Yesterday and beat them at
their own game. - 81.
large amount OF ginger was In cir
cnIation among the Cherubs ana the re-
snr was that they took the game Win
some ease. ,,,,,. ,,,o,,
.ood nan. FOR they did, but the Cheruos
paved better-hit harder ana useu tneli
heads at critical points.
And the fans. particularly mose IN
rooters' row. helped things along Dy CIV
ING the hand at the proper time anu OSI.
r,ine on conversations with the umpire
and Madison's men, ,,,,o,.
Madison. Buttermore. Rotn' ana flsey
Ward tried to get the Champions 10 WIN
IN, hut il wasn't in them up against
such playing and such mttlng as 'ha'
indulged i'm by the Cherubs
enroegel who is usually so very eHec-
live couldn't hold the locals down, ana
they pounded him all over the iot 10 tne
,nne Of fifteen hits, and a lot OF sacrl-
fees. a., ,,;s,+-
That's where the locals mixed the Flsi',
ors up-with their sacrifice bunting, anu
the heavy-hitting visitors got rdt',eu' 60
criacine Is new TO them, they MT out
bard themselves. and expect other teams
90 do the same when they can, but TINS
time they were fooled by the trlcks Oh
the risky Cherubs.
s,ocksdale pitched splendidly. but he
strained a cord in his twirling arm III
the third inning. Stocks bravery helu on
10 the seventh inning. however. "heh
he was retired by Sparks. VINO pitcheu
fautless game out.
Tho Richmond infeld. with new man
~ third named Rammert, played almost
faultIessly. The only error made was Dy
Klopf. who threw wild to first. III count
cd for naught. however, for the next man
he killed at first and put the side OUT
Bammert, who will suppiaht Ouhu .,'n
while the latter is being doctored Tor the
iriurv sustained Saturday made a good
,mnression. while the other new man.
shannon. added more laurels TO ms al
ready well-earned reputation.
The Champions played good ball. even
,,,tb the star work of the CheruDs up
against them from the start ana o'u
not give up until the last man Went UP
I'm the last inning. Those boys ore hai ,s
bu, gracefully. and II may safely pc salu
hat the game this afternoon VIII be
tought nv both sides at every point, TOT
a. viii mean for the one side p change
~ nosition in the standing and for the
other a little better hold on FIRST place.
The game played in reading last sun
day turns out 10 have been a postponed
came between Reading and Hartford ana
had been sanctioned by the president OF
the league. In consequence OF this Hart
ford drops another game, Reading goes
up. and Richmond profits thereby
The C,herubs were blank for four IN
nings. and then they made up Tor the
time lost.
Klopf Shannon. Harry and Leahy
caught singles, which together with errors
by Sproege and Roth and some eooo
base running. with a force. netted -FOUR
runs. Then came another blank nut the
seventh was almost a. fruitful
Seybold hit the ball over the renee lot
q homer: Hargy singled. beahy singled,
Bammert sacrificed and Kahn VINO went
I'm 10 hit for Stocks singled. resulting IN
three more runs. Nothing else happened.
Lancaster made their first run in the
third. Roth walked. was forced, ana
scored on McVey's hit. In the sixth two
more runs were made. After two men
had retired. Chiles. who had safed on the
nut out OF the two in a double. was forced
10 second and scored on Schaub's hit.
Ward. who had been given walk. also
scoring on the throw in. They tried man
fully 10 do more. but couldn't, and tho
game closed against them.
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Beginning Thursday the game hereafter
will be called at 4:45 o'clock. except sat
urdays when 4:9O will be the hour The
Official score of yesterdays game fol-
lows.