The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

s-5@sF3 Az s3l 81 Otcy. on the other hand. 4
a pitched n good game for Norfolk. and
he had giit-edge support, not I SAILOR
on the crew OF s the Sarah Jane making
an error. The inabilt Sc the q lay
\ makers to land on the sphere at the
Il properat time wrote Richmond 8 defeat N
( large letters Tho goose egg Yas pre-
sented before an audience that enctrcled
the diamond and numbered something
\ more than two thousand souls.
Two Dagger Did the Work.
Richmond got her hits at inopportuno5
Z times. While the Lawmakers got one
y more safe swat than did Norfolk, Nor
folk got hers al Ia time When they count
4 ed. Rsnbow 3 slaBhings drive 70 left ha'u
ID in the fourth inning gave two q NE rt.I.s
& Is the visitors, C0Wan srnisj Judging slt gntly
5 he MI and letting It get over his fead. 8
-H,,f the drive was such terrtfIcTuHet anff'
& almost on a straight line. that a fieldtr
would be excused for not handiing I'LL
time Evans and Clarke came as over on
H .he hit and, Benbow tugG.d az inc sec sec
ends sack until Reynolds and Otey5, 4 mao
" died. Reynolds popped ( up @ l1a Inll'oi
81 al third and Otey famed ING at'llspl.els
= ,,si5enfalIy. Otey killed scr1s microbes
g yonrS times. And 1iopk MS the man WIG
:. rl,ck out four times IN Thursday s galne,
vi ira nsnortation four times yes1erdd y.
u q = is about even now, and what ne vii vii
" do to- day is only to be reckoneo. Z i' 'si
81 there are those who sincerely trust tN N.Y.
lie vii not get four hit !,
The first inning started on az IL ! TIE + ~.
for the Lawmakers, tayal hav.ng eoou5
{. s.,r:trol and not permitting the men to
80 MN for a single. But in the second
y inning. it looked extremely dubious ZOE
3F 4 B time. Hopkins got his seat on the.
\ iirst sack on four wide ones. and Evans i!1
g tl,unte. fJul the third strike. Clarke
u singled pushing Hopkina to SECOND, t5el'-
b5w flew out to Cuddy and Reynolds. ex-
81 mana ger OF Portsmouth, looked them
< over until Tho went 70 first THIS tllled
" the bases and there were two out a
lit meant two runs, and Otey wa g 'the
B man who had the chance TO win 1hs! own
game. But 9Lavalgstuck them over, ana
the Norfolk twIrler didn't connect. The
misery WAS over. here; only to be sbrought
= ID again In the fourth when the two runs
II were made. And In the fifth ~ was ter-
ribls. il
Runner Forced in.
This inning started OFF like this: Dingle
Y got a meal ticket good at the first lunch
counter. Mcmahon attempted sacri-
Ace, and Cuddy threw the ball to second
Il, stop DIngle. Reeve dropped q It, and
both men were safe when @ double should
have been made. Seitz landed on first
on Hamiltons error. This filled Inc
sa cks and no one was out. Hopkins came
up again. and after Laval had two strikes
on him.. he got four balls and walked,
Dingle had TO 5vacate the third sta ton to
give room for Mcmahon, who needed the
u position about this time. "a n 4 81
. Manager Slaffer beckoned to Ecks tone,
and Laval walked to the bench. HAPPY
went in without much warming up, and
ne showed what he was made Of Hinton
snapped the ball down to first, and Hop
hins was caught playing off, shaffer
L sent the ball back to- Hinton, letting
Hopkins go, and playing for the runner
between home and third.
The ball was passed between Hamilton
and Hinton and the latter touched me
4 RUNNER, who had lodged out OF the
line. This made the first out 4! Evans pap
red one to Cuddy in left, ana Ga rkh ss'ien1
I out on a ny to Shaffer; me ahxisLp. w W.
uvertnnd not a run had been malde. 9 tteF
4 Eckstone stuck hs toe In the box.
Mcmahon Was Benched,
4, A1cMahon claimed that Hinton DID not
touchfhim, and made his KICK 10 JHlplFe
1loffner. He WAS told to 80 pack.. aha
again. protested. For the second ottehcs
he was benohed This same player mas
been benched before, yet he doesn't seem
TO learn very much q Maybe n. before ~! : .
end of the season lle will wake IN TO the
fact that the umpire is the boss But
tllen he has red hair and perhaps he can't
help 1t, In Norfolk he vas fined by q
ma gistrate for using bad lang age IN
front or the grand-stand.,
Manager Clark, Of Norfolk, warned all
or his players to- stop skicklng, and Mr,
Hannah who is the oWnor OF the club,
does not countenance protests being, made