The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24

N meals 10 nit Moses, on whom they MADE
& ten hits and six runs, Moses piaSea
the hest he knew how and always VIII
IA cheerful smile. yet the Caroiinas az
ways met his hall fairly and swallea ~
FOR something good. One explanation oil
N This may lie in the fact that Moses did
10, receive the backing that was al
4. ravs observed throughout the pitching
OF Cunningham The nine from the Iar.
heel State PLAYED perfectl! in accord
and made only one error in the whole
game, while Virginia had five scored 10
her credit.
The t,ay was rather cool for base ball,
and rsany Observed that il was more in
the nature OF n foot ball day. There We're
about $500 who lined the bleachers ana 4
grand stand and few We're lie instances
4 Fl, which an overcoat was not worn NOT
withsta,ldinE the cold however. the game
II was PLAYED with an unwonted visor. and
Il every imam went into it for all that he
was worth
Virginia went 10 the bal first, and Law
Ter went ont on Il pop fly to Harris. short
stop Walker died on first. as did GriL-
ham, who was thrown out by Harris.
Carolina at the bat Calder went to first
\ on an error of Maddux who on the next
# play made a play that smacked some
thing OF foot ball, and put him out at
second. The ball was thrown by Cum
lingham, and MadduN caught the runner
e some feet from the base. James was
x struck out and Story was caught out by
\ Dalton In left field III Nrgnla's second
y inning Dalton was caught out on n long
flyEto deep center field BY Story. Madd'l%
famed at the bat and Rice was thrown
out ut first bag. Carolina at the bat,
NJ Patterson was caught ont by the catcher.
5s2s Cunningham made 4 hit and was thrown
out at second by the pitcher. Stem made
his base on balls and Harris got to first
on a teldcr's choice. But the inning
ended with Hanes striking out. Virginin
: scored nothing in the third inning, as did
Carolinu. In the fourth inning, however,
sIIawler made Il hit and Walker went to
the initial bag on the error of Harris, at
X shCrtstop; but Graham and Dalton struck
e out and MadduX was thrown out at first.
In the fourth inning Story, for North
Carolina made Il hit, but Patterson was
caught OH n pop fly by Moses. %ho then
4 made Il pretty double play hy throwing
~ STORY out at first. Cunningham sent n
( hot one to I4awer, and died OIL a pretty
throw to first retiring the side.
In the fifth inning, with two men down
i Hoff, for Virginia, scored on II pretty
two Dagger by Moses, bringing in the
only run that Virginia made. Carolina,
i however. in the fifth Inning, made three
hits and three runs. two OF the latter
being on passed balls. before the side was
retired by u nylGf Story's to Graham in
n right field. j. :.
In the last four innings Virginia never
made first. and the game had practically
gone 10 Carolina IN the fifth inning.
Carolina made three hits and two runs
in the sixth Inning, and one run and
one hit III the seventh. Stem made the
last hit in the eighth inning, and tho
side was retired by Rogers, who died
on second.
The star plays for Carolina were mndc
by Harris, at short-stop, who played In
comparably and by Cunningham, who
pitched a steady. effective game all
through. James was by far the fastest
player al third that has been seen In
Richmond this yt:ar, end he e>tcited
many congratulations comments by his
pretty work. Chanler played q WOOL
game for Virginia, but Moses hardly re-
celvcd the backing which his ptchin;
deserved
The following is the score by innings: