The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-30

The Paterson boys played by no means
s,unia game. and the Cherubs had All
they could do 10 win out
Tbe game Yesterday afternoon was SLOW
o., Zines but. as a whole. II was ENJOY
shle and II was. also, refreshing 10 see
tn Chcrubs back on their own sfou"oS
after a victorious trip OF last Week'
The crowd was not as large as IL might
have been, or as the merits OF inc GAM
deserved and several OF the falthlul
thousand were among the aosentees'
hooters Row. however, had IT'S Ial'h-
sul noisy contingent. who rooted riSht
along. whether it were needed or not.
And the men painting the sign out IN
centre-neld were cruelty forced 10 Work
hard with their backs 10 the game even
when excitement was rampant. Dr. Jud
WOOD will have TO be seen about this.
chief Of the Denlzens. Dr. Eton, from
Rarton Heights. and his lieutenant, Cap
tain Charlie Taylor. were on hand, ana
nothing escaped them. The row, was, as
usual. graced by the presence OF "a num-
Der OF ladies. and Captain Frank Gun
ningham's glee club RECALLED them win a
number OF choice selections, including
Mamie, by Ragtime Gal
Tmplre Betts handled tho Indicator, and
Derformed his functions In his usual ac-
ceptablc way. He showed his superiority
over Mr.. Berger in the matter OF calling
the game during a brief shower. and
usual good judgment. without melting 10
adverse criticism.
Several Richmond favorites are on the
Paterson team. including the clever. hard
working Angie Moran, and tho big good
natured Jack Thornton. while the local
idol Patsy Flahcrty. watched the but
tercups and daisies in left heid Tor the
visitors. with whom he will remain 10
the regret Of Rioters Row and their aid
ers and abettOrs.
Foxey Fry pitched for Paterson and he
did very well. He was backed up by q
voung fellow named Duncan. who comes
almost up 10 the class in which Hess ana
Steelman stand by themselves. The other
players are all gentlemanly fellows ana
good players. and IL Is safe TO say they
Will no, let the Cherubs of as easily as
did tho Allentown boys.
Dundon is doing "ail-star'' work both
In the neid ana at the bat, and the posi-
blity OF losing him 20 the National
League IS looming up more formidably
every day. Wrigley II already In Ma
tional League form. and Steelman and
CHESHIRE can hold their own any day in
the so-called big league. while our out
field cannot be beaten. even by Brooklyn.
Calhoun and DOlan are also coming up
the pike at a rapid gait. 30 when the
Lancaster papers say. with the tlnge or
sarcasm. that the Cherubs should be in
the National League. they speak no idle
words.
The Observation-Disclosures Barrows'
Peis-got the nrst run. They made it IN
the first inning when Chesbro. In warm
ing up. gave Moran his base on balls.
and after going 10 second on Moss put
out at nrst. he was given a run because
Thornton hit for one base on a long
slow liner.
Then IT was seven uneventful blanks
for them. until the very last half OF the
ninth. In thin inning one man was put
out. when Ladd reached first safely be-
cause Wrlgley couldn't handle a stir
grounder from his bat. Then Duncan
went out on a high foul 20 S'oelman and
Patsy Flaherfy put the ball out for three
bases. scoring Ladd. But Gochnaur went
out ~ nrst from wriglcy and Patsy was
left on third
The cherubs did better. although they
didn't start until the third inning Dun
don hit for a base ana went 10 second
on steelman's sacrifice IN going out at
frst In trying 10 catch DundOn while
ne was playing on second. Duncan threw
down. but Gochnaur failed 10 stop the
ban. and Gus went 90 third and later
scored on ChesbrO's hit
In the fourth inning two men went out
before the Cherubs settled down. Then
calhoun walked 20 FIRST on four bad balls,
10 third on a long single by Hargroye.
who also took second on the throw-in.
and both men scored on Dnndon's three
base hit.
For tho next three innings thu Pater-
son bows held Richmond al bay. but In the
e'xath their trenches and wire fences
wee taken and two more runs resulted.
Ioian was the FIRST man 10 show himself
nj the plate. He hit for three bases and
scored on seybold's safe hit for one base.
Thea Calhoun smashsa shs BAH f0r Two
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