The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
ABOUT ALL OF THE
LEAGUE PLAYERS.

Long didn't get his bumps in tha frst
inning, but waited until the eighth had
rolled around before he permitted tie
obacconlsts to connect. the ak runs
tell the story. There is nothing more
70 say about that inning except to mary
SS ~, nd one point lower inthe stand
Ing column. s.i 81
cuddy got his bnt,lng eye back again
and %smacked out three singles In Afpn-S
days game Those three swats hurt
The great Howard somewhat ana would
nave meant The whining Of the game
hut for Long "io6sehfhg' IN the eighth,
The thirteenthhgHfi,eEpa passed all rielt,
and Richmond3 got the worst OF It, The
fourteenth went along the same track, 8
/ but twas the fifteenth that gave the
.dithyS Moserj q creepy feeling. He has
certainly carried Lynchburg to the top
OIL the ladder, however, for fourteen out
of fifteen games is ia record that any
& of the big league pitchers would like to
have iii their room to look over at
nights. 81 ss n
Umpire Moore is said to be contem-
plating dramatizing book, the title
OF which will be Wild Animals I Have
Known. " sssss IA
Lynchburg, owing to the location OF its
park has certainly played uphill games
One OF the stockholders OF the Gin
#clnnatl bail n club has started for the
North Pole II some stockholders here
who get a frost would leave, AZ there
wouldn't be enough Iii the city TO count
Never fear fans. The Richmond team
may lose all the summer, but they'll
he somewhere r,enr fourth at the end 81
2& Bierman is said to have been sold to
( the South Atlantic League for a, good
sum. Benny evidently got some trading
RUDE Waddell, OF the Philadelphia
Athletics, in the American League, is
Still out of the game on account Of the
injury to his hand. He broke his thumb
and has been on the bench for soma
! time. 5si
Tlt;nah appears to be doins good wo,k
) for the Portsmouth aggregation, and
Manager 11ain Is pleased with his bat
4 ting. l4 S3l = ~
Eddie Rose. who asked for his release
from the Richmond team. viii very prob
ably play with the Richmond Brownies
a team organized by Albert Anthony
and which Is composed OF some OF the
fastest amateurs Of the city.
Two players will be added to the Rich
Z nond team. There Will be one heavy
hitting out-helder and one good pitcher.
With these two the team will remain the
anne. Some one may DO released, but
these two players Will be signed.
4 Bass Will not be regular player with
the Richmond team. He went to Dan
vile us u utility man and mny pitch a
game there II 1t becomes necessary. u
The Ink SINGERS received tho .23' III
the game Saturday. And MAclsreth didn't
play either, White was disappointed.
The game that Danville played In
Lynchburg some weeks ago when Jack
Grim forced double-header on Man
Sager Benny, may DO thrown out. Benny
claims that he was not In position for
double-header and that he aid not
have pitcher ready. He entered a pro-
test before the gamc and this protest,
It Is said, WILL hold good,
Moser,a the mighty, Is slated to open
the game here Thursday. What II he
gets his buns again. There are many who
believe that ono defeat will send him
ito the clover fields for rest.
BY the way, thu Colonel from Ken
lucky, who Is hequiet man for RICH
mond, hasn't done SO very bad. Io
has pitched twelve games and ten of thcm
and he tied the other. Nine came into
the Richmond pocket, That isn't such
bad pitching. II
e The next man who puts his hands upon
an umpire will get soaked and get soaked
hard by the officials OF the Virginia.
League, There won't be any mercy. At
the meeting Monday night In Norfolk
1t was decided that hereafter the um-,
spires should have all OF the authority.
IS Fred Mace, the comedian, has recently
idramatized play called 1.-THE Umplre.h
He could have gotten some good points
had he Witnessed some games Iii Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
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