The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Where They Play 7 o-morroW.3i
Richmond in Roanoke. #
Danville inE Norfolk. sis}s5I.3 II
\. III Ri ~ Portsmouth In Lynchburg
Standing Of the Clubs.
Non.#I

THE! Crew OF the Mary, Jane 3wallopedS
Richmond yesterday to the tune Of ten
to nine and left for the seaport town
with two more victories hanging 10 theirss
\ BELTS 355s ss$j 5qt i5s.55Sa II .sf
ing ton and Otey, but the runs we're I:
Forthcoming, There were several close 4
decisions, but none that brought forthss
ANY amount Of criticism 6of Umpire VIM
gard. sFs
4 Norfolk beat Richmond because Nor
folk hit at the proper time and because
Richmond didn't have mon who y plA yudSSss
the bases as the bases should be- played.
S,SIn u nut shell this is the story LAVAL
the southpaw, 3twrled for the home ser,,W4i
and with the seven left7Wlng batterS Ne
face him, It was believed that he :tNo wi HI
have an easy time But they Connected
and connectd good and hard. L sf%tG gsgssN
Bss Mnnngr Clark, Of Norfolk. used threeis
pitchers, Stanley opening for three ln-igSS
,nings. Huntington doing the horons ~ VSS
two more, and Otey finishing the ,sla sas
work. "a E W S 20 s.t IS h; Y8 ASsSs
re- Had Laval been taken out OF the boxsS
8lnPthe sixth inning, when he percepll lyisII
weakened, the game might have come tlntoSS
the camp Of the Lawmaker, but Inc WISE
baseball heads didn't see It that W.y.s,
Manager Shaffer stated last nisht tliaaSs;s
tyesterday's game was protested & one 81
ana his statement was corroborateds N yssify
the umpire. iii HS.%3
Very Large Crowd. 81
v More than seven thousand people saw
Yesterdays game. In years there HASN'T !;
been such a crowd ut Broad Street Parif,s
The University Of Virginia football rama q
didn't bring any larger number OF peo-sS
pie In the encloure than W as s thersss
vest erday Ladies' We're seated around In 4
tstt CaAi, nj n
the right OF thethird basenlan there VIC
hundreds of men seated on the grass,
&,rhe grandstand was literally packed II
not IL seat being vacant. Behind the great
mass of roofing Richmonders there 8 TODD
almost a hundred people who wanted
see the Lawmakers take the game aud \
thereby break even With the crew from
Norfolk, S{ *.
#,On Easter Monday when the old M s-sS
ginla League played here IN crowd Id iS9S
like OF this one to-day attended a game
on this diamond y said Mr.. BRADLEY, vice.
president OF the lexxue, after the game
yesterday. He WAS agreeably surprlsad 4
by the amount of people to see the ga = sssss
Seven preachers We're IN the grantiatanfl#
and there were an hundred enthustastisfst
rooters, Cow-bells We're In evidence ID INV
every part of the place. and perhapS not
again this season will there be s,acil groot ,s
Ing as was seen yesterday, s$s Ks M asSs
rho l4aWnhakers look Inc PAT IN the &lrttsS
inning and 1t was one, two three Win 1
them, Norfolk sent Dungle the hat tor, Nj
box and - hinged one out 10 left NIl,aYasE
Eddie Rose was blooming. Eeitx st,t s u AZ SM'
clean ono hut died at second ON N "a 80!
drive to short, Koane took tho ceti1st,Snws /
road NJ second when Cowan sent q ms
down TO Caddy, who covered tfieS mi Vi
forninst the initial one. Il s sss ~
Norfolk Scored First sss n Il
|. But the second Inning Rks 3 ~ n