The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Standing 81 the Clubs.
dicka was the all-round star. lin yes,

n terday's game, and he ri: ono IA WI tn O
II s.plendor that has rarely been equalled in
s the series OF league games thus far
With, SIX chances. he gripped them all IN
Ills hands. III is true that he had more
3cfiallces than any o Their OF the elders,s
IA but q some y or them were pretty dilficult,t
n recurring long runs and anSunusually y sure
n eye In the fourth inning he made the
&prettiests outflelder ca tch OF the game. on
ii Fetzer's bat. after a long rum bringing
" every one In the grand stand to his feet
n Doyle tho second baseman OF the 41'o:3
# bac Consists, was IS their g tar, N mai king u q
tsplendids one -hands catch In the Il first in-{
ming, and proved himself an expert With
Stte stick, with three, hits to his credit,
out OF the six for the side. ss 4as ~
Men Move Slowly.
The game was much better than hat
$of the day before. as the scores to !. 4 IN
N favor a$s OF the 855I4awmakers----indicn Gates,
a though at all times tho men were mex
pTessibly slow In getting to Their ~ IL IL
II tions. either In tho field orBats the bnt-5a
condition that retAris me rnln.
and 8lesena an otherwise acute Il mi ere " 7
$sssi an ger y Benny signed Nipston, Rsf The
y ola N Brownies pitcher. on T thursday
nigh {, ana gave II him his first sstria yes
N tcrday. AS S d first exhibition, y was la4
very. v good. aid WINSTON nj t;ned with
-fIr1 ktstt ana eYeod head 5w
" only 4 fonr E hits N to his opponent sg ak,
which goes how that g $ls MOI, W any
Il means. always the greatest nu lilber o.
hits that wins the game. 81 1on 8 WAS az
II I'D best STEADY and cool tfronghou the
game. IN. 43 v j, Il !, ". q; y, !.
8s IN he second inning. when Shafer walked
g. Is first,4 got to second on Cuddy.s sacf,-s
" f1ce,9 and scored tier on Siebrie,a single.
a II @thIs same inning. with the Top tl-
sS conista al y the bat. with two men u on
VI ina ina dny# B ~ a double play. ca ching,
Banny.s nv and throwing Nc & enssie o lNi
Their Only Run. n 5.a,.i
II IA Tobac conists made their only run
e. ~ the sixth inning, when, WI tit}je Two ~,
y nan down, Powell singled. went to thirdd
n on sFet zer' g II tWo-bn ger and scored II on
@s&Tonyles single. III zurlage then came TO
hat. but went out from short to q frs {,
II retirIng the aide when It seemed TIM
another Il run migh come In. ne The 4, Sc t
" cocrrd run Tor the Lawmakers came 3 ~ !,
" the third inning, when Reeves !. Wa axe.
To- first, went to second on HICKS sacr-
u ice. won third when shnffer went ssto (,
" first on the error OF Richards arcs an ~ I
crossed the plato on u Cuddy 9 4 o e'l' -
first, s3 53i.tf j5!S
The third and last run was val! sco reg
4 ~ CowanEin tho sixth inning, when. VIII 2
ono man down, he hit q ftwo-tagger, go
4 10 third on Long s ont at first, ant
scored on sapp's sing lo.s q si,!i
Though they made the fewer runs, tne g
Tobacconists were well I the forW '3 +
Il II. III the batting line, making SIX MIS- 'lEt
4 Fetxer and CoWan were the only 2 men =
Y who made two aggers 81 q y !.
Winston II has II the making Of g y 5000
4 E2pitcher In HIM as he showed yesterday.
He has been permanently signed $Wltt 2
4 the sDanyille team. and Benny seems par par
ticularly pleased wi tn his new ma n-, 1
box, 81 Winston will leave with the team
L when 1t goes.
i a The tabulated SCORE Is as follows;