The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

Dhcruhs. why every man on Che team
got credit for hitting the ball. Not only
ala Cheshro lamba-t the sphere but an
the others got chance at TO- and their
batting averages go mp accordingly.
Wilhelm was as easy to the Cheruhic
aggregation ass DO is for Aguinaldo to
escape from the clutches of General Otis.
And. at tho same time. Chosbr0 had them
guessing as much ass tho weather prophet
does in forecast.ug the condition of the
atmosphere.
The thousand that went ont to enjoy
Themselves did enjoy themselves. and
they saw the erstwhile aggregation of
wild men from Lancaster take their dose
of defeat like good little Willie takes his
medicinc-Without "a ktk
The boys from the pretty Pennsylvania
town are not tho Dad boys ass off yorc.
Piggy Ward and Sammy L3rocque and
Butter behaved themselves real nice. and
were complImented like "a pretty girl n
her summer clothes.
And the jolly thousand of She faithful
applauded them whom they Ola anything
that deserved app'audnr. just as though
they were ONE OF the famous caeruos
themselves
But my wasn't that BAN knocked
around the field. and didn't That outdod
do Dot of sprIntins. and didn't Wilhelm
dig his toes into the ground in oN1spcra-
ton as Dice SOW his choicest curves run
ia contact with "a bag in the hands of a
smiling Cheruh
10 was great game ANA one would
think the Fourth of July were being cele-
brated I'm true. old-fashonol style.
Harry Schmidt the little ex-Chcrub
played in left field. and Doe &c was who
broke the fec for the visitors hy banging
a good one out in far centrodold for q
home run. Hargroye looked amazed and
before he could gather nap the bail and
gct 81 in 70 siec.man Harry had crossed
the plate on q great suie
So much for pitcher $50. I.
And that was in the second inning
-Four great chunks of nothing followed
and I'm the seventh rnine Pitcher 40. g.
I'm Wclhelm came to the 'front.' he push-
ed one OF Cheshr0's straight ones out
for three bases. and after Two men went
out behind him. hc scored on % safe hu
by sam Larocque.
That was aI the visitors could DO. and
q was thanks 90 their hitting pitchers
that they were NOT shutout altogether
Ward was uu'ucky iu his hitting Hc
caught two-one off them for two bases
hat nobody helped him around. and he
had 20 drop anchor
Harry Schmidt was civcn the glad hand
when he went Oh hat and Doe was given
an ovation when hc made that home run.
Notwithstandlnr the apparent onc-side-
cdness of the contest. b. was an interest
inr one and there was plenty of applause.
The fireworks began in the first in-
ming After two men went out the
Chcrubs sized zap Wihcim's delivery. and
on three h.te ANA two passes on balls
three runs were made
The second inning WAS SON better Ches-
bro singled and Wrigley attempted zoo
sacrifice him. but ne Lancaster bows
wouldn't have it that way. and allowed
Zeke Co Lat ont DTS hunt Then shan
non attempted 90 sacrifice by bunting.
and Dc. too beat So ONT.
That nrel thc b0sc7 and D1ian h.t for
one base. scoring Chesbro. Scyhold SIM
giod with nobody ont and both Wrig
ley and shannon scored. while Dolan went
10 second. lio went Co third on Calnoun'e
out 20 Buttermorc. and scored when Lac
ROGUE orrorcd in allowing Wargrove o.
reach first safely. No runs were made
in the third
seybold in the fourth made a run on a
hi by himself. one by Calhoun "a sacri-
nee hy Hargrove and an out at first ln
Tho ffth Chesbro hit OUT fer home run
and nothing was done in the sixth.
More arewrOks were shot on In the
seventh. when nve runs We're made on
three hits two errors and some very
ey,d base running hy Chcsbro Wrigley
and shannon. one OF the hits was a
home run BY Calhoun.
There will be two gapes to-day-one az
1919 o'clock this morning and the other
Al AS In the afternoon. Schmidt III