The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

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possibly a double heade IT on the latter
day, the home ta;team will be here with
Norfolk, and every effort will be made
To Gust the Crew Of the Mary Jane from
the second place. still, Long and Drew
will likely work lii the three games to !, he
played in 8Danyille. Still Will Pitch To-
day and Drew twill work TO -tnor1r ",
long will he saved for the third exhiDlTi
ition. 5ti2 y, ~ N N .si
M IJoran. Rich11ond's left fielder, !8 took
two balls In his territory Saturday that
looked good fof several bases. IS One Of
the balls he got,astit was descending into
the bleachers near the fence. Ills good
work I'M this garden saved Salye, very
probably from being defeated. z }15t
a writer sig1iing himself ~ ]. B. n
SAYS that this team would be an ALL
star one and coutd3be picked In the Viz
glnla League: Pitchers, Still, NLoser,
5Darringer; first ,baseallan, Holt; second
base, Clark or Bowen; third base, Cook
or Jackson; rght-field, Tithnan; left
field Powell; cen ter-f!eld, Brown and
Anthony. IS No Il ig e
Umpire sNewhouse last week received a
letter from President Boyer, OF the South
Atlantic League offering him q position
as umpire there Mr.. Newhouse& declined
the offer. although the salary was great
err than he Is receiving here.
Roanoke and Lynchburg Will have 1T
out for three games this week. The games
are scheduled for Roanoke, and the
rivalry between these two cities Is great
The games are expected to he very g x
citing. ,:g * ssS "a "a II VA 7 j ~
Portsmouth and Nomolk. the hated
rivals, Will meet each other In Norfolk
for the first OF the week. II Portsmouth
Gun beat Norfolk and Roanoke can take
"a fall out of the percentage column Of
sLynohb,lrg there will he a great differ
enco in the standing Of the CLUBS ny
the end OF the week II Portsmouth can't
defeat Norfolk the Grew OF the Mary
Jane will have inched the first round
on the ladder 81 81 e s5 85 4
A young negro in Richmond became
very imp,ldent when he was talking u
Umpire Newhouse last week, and the ex-
prize fighter Strengthened out his right
and his left Tho negro also stralshtenel
Eout-on the floor. Some one volunteered
the Information to the negro after he
had been hit that the man who hit him
was a great scrapperl and had "only
tapped him. Nav sir, he dLin't I" said
tho negro. Tho sho did hit mo. !" 4
Portsmouth beat LynchburB two games.
did the same thing To- IlichTnond, and
Richmond beat Lynchburg in q double
header Baseball is a cur1ous game. Onn
team never wins until the other one
loses.
Moser said Saturday before Leaving the
city that he did not think ne would play
professional ball next year. Tin going
back to Carolina and enter fdisincss,"
no declared. Moser said he had q good
chance to 80 into bllsineHs.f and while i,s
liked tho national game no thought u
was best for him to atop while no Wa!s
young, f8.
4 Not Richmonder had q word To say
against the Lawmakers after they had
won tho two games Saturday but, had
It broken differently. and the home boys
have lost both games, there would have
been mighty howl. When they win
they arc all right with tho people, hut
when they lose. they ought to 10 hide
Themselves, Is that way OF the game.
/, Tho amateur leagues In and around the
city are developing sOmo fast ball-play-
ers, who may DO given chances IN The
State League next year. Several young
pitchers nre now being watched by the
owners OF the different clubs. 81 q Ii "a
s NewSboys will be the guests Ofs inc
Times- Dispatch at tho bah park on I'll uTH-
day. Tho youngsters who sell Tho = mes
Dispatch viii be tharo In solid body
md. II tho Lawmakers don win y
won't be because these future presidents
hHn tphll-plhycrh hT6 !hch!Hs ~ lAu"1
power, l5l5
III Richmond wins ali three games from
Norfolk, n pnrse Will hs made up and
given to the playera And tho purse VIII
lbs ono large enough to hold an amount
sufficient to 20 around.
Umpire Newhouse Will be In panyille,
with tho RichmondGs, and may return
hero next week with tho Norfolk agra
cation. IIo ID giving entire satisfaction
to MI the tcnmH.
4 Lynchburg has boon here for the last
time this Hcaeon, It IL we'll that tho
Lawmakcrs defeated tho nine under
drim's manasement on Saturday willle
they were here. 81 Az siss.sst ia
stu fas tho record OF hpln9 tho only
pitcher IN tbs Virginia I,ea que wlloi mas
tWirlcd q no-iit gan,o. Wills Waa slYeh
credit for a like game through tho 1,a-
pcrs, hut II IN said that tho Official
scorer gave two hits againat him. M any
OF LhOEc Who INV this alleged uQ'Hlk