The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

About eight hundred OF the faithful
went out 20 Bsoad-street Park yesterday
afternoon To- greet the Cherlbs back
from their victorious trip OF two weeks,
and they were rewarded by seeing their
favorites win another game from the fast
reconstructed Paterson team.
Under tho management of Mr. Powell,
the Patersons are putting up stiff arti-
clio OF ball! and while the score hardly
shows H. they gave the Cherubs some
trouble at times.
The champions have lost none of their
cunning. and they played with that vim
and speed that has won for them the
admiration Of baseball cranks through
out the league.
Rioters oRw was well filed with the
enthusiasts. and Or. Eaton was on hand
with his instructions 20 his lieutenants
10 90 easy with Paterson. Captain Char
lie Taylor. with Claiborne Epps, simon
sycle. Tom Boudar Tom Lcath and Billy
Pizzini made up "a quartette that rem
dered sweet music MS the game pro-
gressed. and the rooter on the fence al
most rolled of when Wrigiey made a
double play.
The weather was Just the kind TO suit
the occasion and tho crowd was happy
all the way through the game-evon when
Ames kicked because Pat Flaherty's bat
was 100 long
The average Richmond audience is
noted FOR its leniency when a visiting
team shows It's temper and brings out
its bad points. and when they behave
themselves as nicely as Paterson ala,
even against adversely they generally
give them lots OF encouragement 10 do
better
Such was the case yesterday. The
visitors took things phnosophically, and
when the crowd saw that they were put
ting up clean. good bah they encouraged
them and gave them the glad hand at
every good play, and there were NUM-
Der Of them.
Manager Powell has a gentlemanly set
% fellows wi,h him. and it IS safe to say
that his team will not long hold its
present position on the ladder.
As for tho Chorubs they are stll playing
National League ball. Captain Wrigley
Is the same quick. hcady fellow that ne
was two weeks ago. and his men be-
hind are working as though they hadn't
tho championship cinched.
Keep working I'm she's won" says
Captain Wrgley. And the men do so.
Hsrgrove. who has been suffering a
week with a sprained ankle started in
tho game yesterday, but in the third in
ming he gave way 20 Flaherty. The other
players were an in their accustomed
places. and each received cheers as he
went 70 bat
Wrlgley and Dundon played brilliantly
aHn
end tho latter four dincult ones Dolan
also ola good work marring IL 20 some
extent BY q measly low throw 20 FIRST
base. which went down against him as
an errOr-the only one made 10y the locals
IN the game. Tho error was not a serious
one however. Tor no scores were made
on II.
The first run was mado in the second
inning seybold hit Tor two bases went
20 shlrd when Calhoun was put out al
first. and scored when Dundon made
clean hit
In the fourth inning four runs were
made. three Of them before anyone went
out on hits and one base on balls. Five
hits wc-0 made IN that inning
The last run was made IN the seventh
on three hits IL would have been two
runs but for some fast playing by the
Paterson team and a close call az the
plate Two hits wore made in the eighth.
but clover playing on the part OF the
visitors stopped run-getting. one man be-
lng cut on at the plate.
The only run credited 20 Paterson was
made in the fifth. Pabst had struck out
ana Gochnaur had been given his base
on balls. Hits by Woodruff and Ames
brought Gauchnaur in, amid applause
from Rooters' Row They could do no