The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
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Gcttys, sb--.--- .....--.....--1 o
Hudgens, s. s......... .......o
Swift. l. f.--...-
Ward, r f....... :. ...... 30 0
CARMEL, p.... ......... .......0 o 0
Totals. ....... .....s "a 10
Score by. innings: r. H. E.
Univ Of Na......- 4 1 6 o. o x-2 II
Va. Mil Inst... 10000 Is
Summary: Base on baEls-of Carter.
(: off CARMEL ); off Hudgens, ,. Struck
out-By Garter, 10; by CARMEL. 3; by
Hudgens, >. Two-base hlts-,AIaLlory,
Stea111s and Ward. Three base-hIts-Rea,
Stearns and Montgomery Homo runs
S,lmmerse.5ll, Rea, Garter, Gettys and Me-
Cabe. Stolen baseS-Natle t2). Downing.
Mallory. Roller. Huasens and Ward Hit
by pitched balls-Suunrarsgil Rea and
Carter Umpires-Roh;nson and Andrews
OF Washington and Lee.
neutrality-suspicious. Wins Easily.
ASHLAND, VA, April 2S-special-It
was an easy task for Randolph-Macon
to win to-day's game of bail over
Hampden- Sidney. the score being Il to
3. The visitors showed up in the fourth
inning only, and that on account of a
wild throw by FIaden to third. With
that exception he played his usual fin,
ball
Hadsn struck out fourteen men, none
of the visitors being able to find the
ball 10 any great extent
NICHOLSON pitched for Hampden-Sid-
ney, and from the start was batted all
ever the field.
In the sixth inning he was substituted
by Pilson, who held the Yellow Jackets
down somewhat better
The features of the game were home
run by Peatross, Haden's excellent pitch
ing, GREEN'S good work at short.
Lipscomb's star playing at first.
Lowney's fielding and a double play by
Hooper and Pancake.
This ends Randolph-Macon' champion
ship games, having won four out OF five
Of them.
Score by innings:
R. NJ. G. .-..............s o1s22oo I'll
H. S. c. ................0 0 10000 0-3
4iacbsbnrs Gets tcyrn@c.
BLACKsBURG, VA. April Especial.
Blacksburg got their revenge for their
defeat of few days ago at the hands
OF the team from St Adams by defeating
them to-day by a score of Il 10 T. The
playing of the visitors was very much on
the Chinese order, and in consequence the
game was listless and uninteresting. There
were no portions worthy OF special men
ton with the exception of splendid fielding
OF DeCamp and the batting of Hall. both
OF V. P. 1. Triton, OF Slbans. had no
control of the ball, giving away base after
base on balls. while JSnnsonr OF v P /,
pitched his usual steady game, allowing
only eight hits, worthy of the scratchy
order. and striking out twelve men. The
following is the score by innings:
ste Adams. I u o 0 3
V 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 1 q 2 X-lt
Batteries: V. 2. johnson and Walsh;
St Albans. Triton and Munger
\ Gloss, Came.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April 2S-spectal--
In a hotIy-contest game of baseball this
afternoon, the Woodberry Forest High
School, of Orange. Va, defeated the Epis-
copal High School, by a score OF ii TO 10
Game Called Of.
NORFOLK, VA, April 2S-Special-The
game between Norfolk league team ana
the Maryland University, scheduled ,or
to-day, did not occur. The MaryLahdeFs
being unable to reach here IN time, the
game was called OIL
Al Portsmouth. the Portsmouth, ieasu a
team defeated Old Point 8 to 0, in snappy
game.
Petersburg, tS; nIcCahe's 8.
PETERSBURG, VA. April Especial;
ira Patarsbura, baseball team defeated
Ici>aha,s School llare to-day by score
Of is to 8. The game was not an exciting
one the visitors being evfaeIilty OUT
cIassed from the beginning.
The work of the Petersburg team was
very satisfactory, and ali who saw the
game were well pleased with their "orA-
nidn', Show Up
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 2s.-Spe-
cial-The failure OF the Richmond CoLlege
baseball team to come here to play VII
liam and Mary to-day, as scheduled. ior-
feits the game to the latter team. NO
reason has been assigned by Rtcnmond
for not coming Hanpden Sidney plays
here next Monday.
Played 4 Tie.
ATLANTA, GA. April 2.-special-ln
the third Inning of to-days game at
Brisbane Park Umpire Lynch gave
North Carolina run on balk. which
the Georgia men claim they knew moth
ing Of. In the last inning Georgia made
four runs, and the large crowd, after
cheering them, went home under the I'M
preston that North Carolina had won by
20 rnn SCORE. r. II. E.
North Carolina % 4.1o1o1o-7 s
Georgia -. ......1 0 3 Q o d.
Brothcr-in-Lawo f lincoln Dead.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 8.-Dr.