The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28

Two 10 nothing was the score The
ta,lies were recorded In the eighth IN.
/, ming, when Hinton received transporta-
ton to the initial sack. Long sacrificed
himself, forcing Ills catcher to nestle
around the second bag. Then Tltman,
the awatter, un,bcd up TO the plate. ne
crowd yelled for him 10 do something
Two balls came and then came one strike
The next ono looked good for the Rich.
,11onds right-relder, and he didn't DO
thing but swing on IT,
The sphere landed out against the
fence between center and right. and Hin
& ton. the 5"owl," put his tootsy wootsies
on the rubber. Titnan came on around
Z TO the third station, and waited there
until Rose knocked a very scratch hi
TO short that brought him In. The ball
took bad bound and the rules force
hit on the thing. Rose plfered the se-
crnd sack but Jack Anthony ozoned and
Hicks died at the first sack from throw
from short. The inning was over with5the
two runs, and with the grand stand at
PENDANTS hoarse down to the collar but
ton
l was one, two, three with the men on
each side until this eighth inning. Long
was doing the stunts for Richmond. and
With one underhand. one overland and
zling stunt to the visitors
Thirty Men to Bat.
Only thirty men faced him inrthe nine
70 come UP there and look over his
Blenders. Two Of the three who In the
off1clal score do not count at bat Sc
cured sacrifice hits and the other one Eot
his walking papers to first. This brings
the thing down to twenty-seven men TO
face him. That's pitching just little
bit and it pleases Richmond all right.
But Charters, the Manchester lad, who
did tile slab work for Lynchbnrg, is TO
b. given credit for twirlinE a. game that
nine times out OF ten will put the sheep
skin in his camp. His control was good
and his speed was sizzling. Four men
killed the microbes In the atmosphere az
ter he had slobbered on the sphere. Only
two Of the batters were given compliment
taries by him. And the half OF the grand
. stand was there to cheer for Charters.
III defeat he is just as much a king and
bis friends in !. Richmond believe that he
can deliver the goods all the time The
Nix hits that are ehalked against him
were measly ones with the execution OF
the bift by Titman. That rlghtfielder OF
the Lawmakers can hit anything. For
Instance, In. the last inning. when Rose
got a. hit. II was a scratch one. And
one OF shaner's was Of the scratch order.
hut they counted just the same.
5Lynchburg' s shortstop did the star work
In the inheld. Daringer has one error, but
errors don't count so long as the men go
after all OF them. Dar1nger's throwing to
hrst was OF the very hest order.
But say, fellows, get on 10 Hamilton,
At third for the home team! He's the
candy all the time. The hottest kind OF
bings came down to him yesterday and
every time they were handled all right,
His throwing to Shaffer at first was one
OF the apple pie order. That boy Is a
wonder and his arm is one OF the best
things In this lea gue.
Rose played a fine game In left gar
den, taking one short fly that was a very
tlificult one. He was all over the field
and Hicks played a fast game at second
and C,,ddy covered lot OF territory at
short. Altogether the game yesterday was
one OF the prettiest ever Witnessed on
the local diamond, From the very start
II was shappy and the people who saw Y
were straining every nerve until Inc last
man was out III the ninth inning.
As a rooter. Sidney Eckstone can 90
beat, and as a coacher he certainly IS
marvel. Memphis knew what she was
talking about when she Dubbed MN
( "Hoologan."
Re!ss will pitch for Lynchburg to-day
and Still will be the slab artist for KEN
mond. Richmond Will win II GOOD plaSlhs
can win any game,
Here is the official score Of yesterdays
game;
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