The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
Two e-Baggers.

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The visitors went to bat in the opening
of the game and chill went down the
spinal columns OF four-sc score or more of
Richmondcrs when Dingle just dnged
one TO the left garden that netted him
three sacks. Keane. the C;eorgeto own
man. placed his ot.ong shoulders against
another OF Longs twisters and this
sphere also went TO the fence. II struck
the rlghtfIeld planka and when It landed
again in the diamond. keane was play
Ing the lovers part with the station near
est home. Dinsie chanted his bells on
the rubber. Evans struck out and Sweet
Alice Benbow kissed one directly on the
pfrontispiece for one sack. keane placed
his eleven-inch understanding on the plate.
But Clark and McAlahon killed the mi
rrobes and with the score two against
them the Lawmakers ambled to tho bat.
Titnan made good start for the Law
makers when he landed on the initial
snck by an error Of Manager Clark. But
Cnddy forthwith sent one to Clark and
Titman died at second, while Cuddy went
to the crematory at first. 1t was neat
double and the first OF the three that the
Norfolk aggregation pulled off on the
diamond In yesterdays contest
\ Without a hit the Richmond bunch
scored two runs in the second inning. and
tied the score Tho grandstand got wild
and things looked good for the home
boys. Sharp and sharer had died when
Hamilton got transportation to the first
sack. Cowan hit one to short and Rcnbow
on first dropped It. Long nailed one to
short and 1t wasn't handled. Hamilton
scored OH Edwards error and Cowan
went TO second on the play. Titman was
biTed by ball and Long streaclled him,
Fclf from third to home. Cuddy got one
to short that forced Titman at the second
sack.
Four Runs in Fourth.
Four hits and error Of Cowan gave the
Visitors four runs In the fourth inning.
Dcnbow led With a.two-sacker, Clark sac
rihced him nicely and AcMallon got
ore to Long who threw to Hamilton and
caught Benhow OFF the sack. The runner
started home and Hamilton chased him
until he was near the home-plate before
throwing the ball. Then he pitched a
witt one to Cowan who let It got past
him. j was hclf the faux OF Hamilton
hut Cowan gets the error, lne ball could
have boon stopped, SO it looked from tho
press box. This was but the beginning
II The end. Wynne singled TO left field
and Rose, who had taken Anthony's place.
N,sjudged the ball. He let 1t go throush
him. and two men came over. Edwards
g,ed n Evans hadn't o2oned It might
Save been going on until this time,
After two men were out In the seventh
hiring, three clean singles Melted two
runs for the Grew OF the" Sarah Jane.
Clsrk. Mcmahon and Wynne got against
tho ball for keeps and the two runs came
over. E
The Lawmakers nailed their tag to two
tellIes In the, fifth inning. and in the
seventh. after Ti,man had started with
= corkins two-bagger, another run came
over.
The game. while not as exciting as
yesterday, was free Of all rowdyism, II
was played on Its merits, and on It's
merits Norfolk won. shaffer's men put
up a good hard fight at every stage OF
the game. but they were unable TO con-
meet with the sphere after Brooks had
put his lily white finger tips on It.
In to-days game, Manager Sl1affer
will likely Use Laval the soUthpaw, and
as The majority OF the Norfolk men are
southpaw batters, he is doped to win
But Stanley or Otcy will twir for Nor
folk, Otey Is the big left-hander, STAN
Icy thought he might work yesterday,