The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Another goose egg was presented to8thes
TIillclimbers yesterday afternoon ssig Z Z Z
Broad Street Park ana Mr.. Frank Stilll, "
the kentucky wonder, made the prcsentnf..$&5
ton speech for tile Lawmakers. 4 E ,,tl
bills we're passed by the solons md sig GIL
ed and approved by the executive audi l.
3ence. 81 Vi s 5gsSsa
Stills support was Of tile gilt-edgo9a:
order. Hamilton, he great and speedy
third basemar for Richmond. taking
everything in his reach and getting then!si
across TO Sharers In accurat 9 lyle. XII ~
out in right field Titman, the slugger was
doing stunts that wlll5wIn him a hall m
ROOM in big league hotels before
moons 5 One OF his pickups IN. the 5ri s ! y
garden robbed McKevitt Of q good signlte,3s
and brought the grand. stand ~ IN S
8phalanx to yell a little Bit $'$ II XXI IA
But, Manager Shaffer was the sugar
coated plum An tho first inning, VII en- he
drove ono to free country IN e u s VI
Isby5 tho side of third, that brought In Two
runs Three of the fonrs made by l,.s{
Lawmakers were chalked up In ~ firSslg $
inning After this | was nothing doing
until the eighth, When another runner puiNs
his: toot sy wootsies on tn plat e.! & :
The Lynchburg aggrega ton did 81 IS best Pc
10 carry away the third game. N but tilefSS
effort was futile one, for the yTI "a W.
makers were there to win, and win they
did Tho entire crowd was yelling f !ort N
Richmond. there was knocks hsstSSs
kept his mouth closed..s And tween four
and five thousand people saw I he Il i ONE
team walk away with the game, IL u
Complimentary Ticket.
and Darlnger tho clever little.
shortstop, got a complimentary ticket
from Colonel Still. He stole the second
I sack. and went TO third when j owen
neatly sacrificed Wilson hinged onaas
down to- Hicks, who played 'it he ball we'll n
and threw tho man; out at first and sat 4
the same time held the runner. Me-
trotted to first, but Cook killed the Ini-El
crobes. This was stills inning, good and {
plenty, q 3Ss555,
Titman percolated through the gentle
zephyrs until lie reached the homo plate::5
and then lie pushed Ills bat against the
air. lie did It three times In successio on, Ss
Rose put the willow to the horsehidc for
a safe one, aud Jack Anthony did the ii
same trick, sending the hlossoming flower:
to the third sack. Jack pilfered second.
and Hicks, another Richmonder, wiggled II
the stick. while Relss was doing the
twlrlng. Hicks got transportat ton, and L
GCuddy grounded 10 first Rose scored on 5
inns pay. HeH7 dlleA
hinged one straight on the nose down
past the third baseman. Anthony and Z
Hicks scored. Hamilton famed, md the II
side was non est for tile time ooing, III &
But those three runs wera enough 70 u
win, and win they did. In the eighth.
inning the Lawmakers again got q rln.i&
Jack Anthony got his walking papers, ss
was sacrificed nicely by Hicks; Cuddy5f
killed the mosquitoes, and shafferl again
landed safely. Another time a run was x
made by him. ll t
He won his game yesterday for his h
team opportune hitting brought three
4 of the four runs over the plate. 81
II Still was lust n little wild In the first
and second innings and was presumably
called down by shaffer, who walked oit Is
from his position on first. rhe grand-t$
stand didn't agree with the m1mGar shout
the roasting OF n player while tito game II
was in progress. But it's all over now, AZ
and tho game came into tao camp OF
Richmond q ~
Great Crowd of Rooters,
Five thousand people saw tho home