The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
GAME WON IN THE EIGHTH
Lawmakers Batted Leonard and
Stanley Drew and Still
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Results ST Y esterday',s Games.
h M AL Richmond: Richmond. q !; Norfolk, 8.
Al Lynchburg: Lyncfburg, 2. ; Isoa-.
noke. 1.sl5s % s., i,3 4. ..s
al Portsmouth; Danyllc, s; Ports Forts
& mouth, Il II j
Where The Play T I'D ay
Norfolk Sat Richmond. s5si II
Roanoke at Lynchburg. s 9383
i$ 555 DnnvllleE 1t Portsmouth@
Standing 81 the Clubs. "a
club: j5 Wen. ss58 Lost. +. C.l
Lynchburg q z W. y =,
Norfolk = ~ ~ w ~
Richmond % z !.
Il !, Al ~ s.. I. 81 Mi fS At ADS
portan,o,tI, !. 4. Z. . . D. 4. 81 8 LAB 1902
4 n Baseball fans were moro th,lsia "a. ttl
u yesterday than ever before this season.
and they saw R,chnond take the game
Il f1cm Norfolk by the score OF s to t4.5
! - ga Nothing ilke the enthusiasm has
been witnessed here before Not
:: !
g VFJ\@ "a person A IN the grandstnnd was
s "A seated when the bases were filled ca
M In the eighth inning, and Hicks
drove one to lettficld that Drought
- II! two runs. They were all Wild d.
yelling. shricking, screaming
IN mass OF humanity.
II there was Il q person presen I who
I didn't want 10 soc the LaWrnakers get
X tho game. that person sWas n In the rear
81 and WINS silcnced for the none {. Il
fS Again did the Il r ichmo nd boy a ;
St Rove Hicks, win the gnmd3 for his team
Il This Ii tho second time within the past
4: two weeks that he has done this trick,
. and for tho second tirno the rooters came
Ito him with coins OF d ffercnt 5denom.itnata--
items and said unto him. Veil 81 done.
good and faithful servant. 18th VI. the
1 bases full and TWO men out. Hicks sent !. q !:
Y a short liner to LEI tfleld i was too far
In Tor tho fielder. and the shortstop
couldn't connect: Just ono OF these hits
81 ti,nt makes tho players on the otfers Side
mad Reeve and siebrio scored on the
hit, ana a minute lat r. when y ckson Let
Y q ball got through him a the NJ second
"A ga ok, Cownn, who had walked to the
first sack. placed his foot on the uDbers
from which no started. }3
Hicks Again the Hero.
Tho three runs, coming Ms they d ID In
a'the \ eighth Inning, when the score was
II Il 10 q 3 against the Lawmakers. put an
entirely different light on the question
and brought everybody up and made them
yell. The runs were mado BY three clean
& singles, one base on sbnlls and an error.
Stanley wassin tho box at tho time f OF
the crew OF the Mary Jane and Sss he
wca kcncd 1ust FOR the time being. The
~ ca kening spelled his ruin. for the Rich
mond pIayers$Swe getting desre te.3
Stanley pitched but two innings, and In
fthc first Sinnlng struck out three men--
shn FER, Hinton and Drew. He made two
OF the local players fan In tho last inning.
but the others made up for this by hit
I ting them safely. All :.
n Tho decisions OF Umpire Newhouse did
not give satisfaction. Flo was Missed
and jecrcd at from tho start OF the game
and once or twice whom no delivered his
oninion ii was not in conformity with
tho Judgment Of those who were looking
at tho game. In the third inning cnddy, 4
who hat boon given u base on balls was
called out at the first sack. Leonard.
had snapped tho ball down to Wiley, and
the umpire said that Cuddy had been!
touched. Cuddy protested. and protested
80 hard that he was put out Of the
game The grand stand was with z the
player and against the umpire. rs y
natural In such plays. The play VAS q
close one. and many think that Cuddyi
\ was safe. Y n. is8 De- S. sG L
4 siebrio came in from the field and
4 played tho second sack. and Cowan went
TO right field to relieve Boyd, who;
switched to center. The game progressed
Il Just as nicely. but there was n continual
roast OF NeWhouse. and Owner ". b.
Bradley openly stated that he would sec
that tho umpire did not work In to-dny'si
game. 5iS 3D. gS Il II s8Si u.
game on Thursday. but did work yes
h terday. " 5i 8s g4 ri
Both Scored in First.
y The game started of very badly for the
4 Lawmakers, Dingle was the first up.
ana he died from Cuddy to sbaffer.i
seitz walked and pilfered second. Mo-
Hfnhon was out from Hinton to s5hafrer,t
and seitz took third on the play. Clark
dumped one down to Drew. and Drew
missed IT. seitz scored. but the other
\ man was out. Z. q Il, *, WI III
,pNti1eIr half OF tho first by sending two
runners oyer8the plate. Boyd got to first
Il IN Views error took second on the sac
rjfica az Reeve, and came home on Sic
8 hrie,s single, SIebrie scored on Doran's
oorking drive to tho FREQ grass, and was
killed at the plate on close declslon.t
Cuddy walked. and was thrown out nj
second, leaving Hicks with the Willow
IN his hands. I. Is q,
sS The score remained two 70 one w lt!cll-5
mond's favor until the seventh inning,
When the crew Of the Mary Jane got
well under way and placed two more
talles on the board Hopkinss long drive
70 right fleld-theN longest drive on this
diamond this season scored Foster from
the first sack, and Dingle's single brought =
Hopkins over, ,sa Ia
In their half OF the eighth, q base
on balls and o hit, and q long drive 70