The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

Still 81 and Moscr 81 worked IN the DO1h
IS ma the credit for tile game goes g saiiliHl
tho Colonel, and ad)ls another "a "a u !,
i 10 tho brow OF the Mighty Aioser I, !!
n Shocmnkera.3 MoserN allowed hut two ny
vi one a clean one by Shn FER, the Otlc
i, b,int beaten out by Reeve. "a. III
sui was Inyincibl I'll the eigh tl ~.
X ming: Seven innings he had pitched ana
not d Ehpemakc RI had DR. ~ peg. 81 y
Eighth was tho fatal; Inning and Tbeilofrre
N NJ one scareel u realized It, the ayislt orr
had scored three times md r aceds incl s
NJ monogram on the first OF the series J. @ O.
games III the ninth inning neither y size q
could do anything and tho ltnWm u 8 Y!
~ slipped Ea&littlc bit nearer Danyille while nile
nc s1,ocriakcra got further away from
"a The platform upon VIII Itch FOLK rs STANG q
Y irg. asa
4 Moser and Still. s3333
88;F ReIss + was & to have pitched the game M,
\: Tor the shoemakers. and had been marked
6 IN On the IFS I, But Mt tho last moment.
II Wien ii was found that Al Riphmonds was s
h going to send Colonel Stillas In the box,
q n Mana ger 6irim and Captain M cKevitt got
cuat her wit j, tho csult that Aioser was
II p,,t 4 al ~ Re SID Thsn the grandst
II a6t an xious, for every one realized 8that
ilswould be IA bat tile bet Wecn Two III chers
~ IS no have made reput Ions In this len su y!
Fl A!oser was effective all the way through,
and still did good work VI tn the excep-
& tion &C that eighth Inning. when four
men found him safel y and II batted q two
b earned, runs across the rubber. Long
dropped a fly In right field and this made
the third tally. III IN I; &. , .Is
s. Lynchburg won't TO bat III the first In
Ming. and Darrlngcr sent a short fly to lett
that Boyd got under. Bowen dropped o ne
y down to Reeve. who threw Wild TO shane or
Sand allowed the srun ner to. q estle on Sc:
" cond. But McKeeyit and Reeve droppetd
{ them to the outfield ers and the side !, was
retired. Each outfieldera got a ball in
- this inning. ii 1t was one, two. three with
the lawmakers IN their half OF the first.
Things went along nicely until me
fourth inning, when al ter two men were
out Colonel still walked three man, filling
the bases. u t looked extremely dubious
at this tiI7,c,s but Cook could no better
q than bin ono TO Reeve. who touched The
second sack In time to make Stewart
VI take the mourner's benc Il II q N. .
shaf rer got a hit In tho second inning
hut a fast double after this killed his
! chances OF scoring and when Reeve ben s
u out a bunt In the fourth isning.S Boyd
If "a 4 over tho second sack and was thrown
Tn regular order. with never a hit boz
y ing chalkcd against him, tho Colonel mace mace
" the etoen1akers die for the first seven
n innings. X IS s7 4 S5s $ssa sg5 Nj 81
so is another one OF those no-tlit games, NJ
yelled a rooter from the bleaclers,$ and,
indeed 1t looked this We VI ls
Totman Started tt.
rotman. tho man who hasn't got q hit
for tile past twelve games, started the
\ fun In the eighth lie lincd ono bel Ween
Hicks and Reeve and landed on first,
AZ, cav,t II
almost dlrectly at Still. The bal passed
over second, and Totman went to third
Z On !it. Darlnger. with the two men on
bases, bIffed ono for two "a eks, 81 otman5
scored. Bowen singled. and Moser scored Il
y and {McKeYitt lined one to Long and tho
4 ball was nluffed. Daringeri got caught
at.the plate from sebrie to Hinton, hut
bentley retired the side by sending one
to Cuddy, who transferred II to first,
The hits came together, everybody past
ing the horsehlde good and hard. I,
31'This was all. however for tho Shoe
makers retired easily in tho ninth. But
the game had been Wonilby them before
they retired. and Aloser had Tor the sec
ind time beaten Still si Il
Salye and Reiss To-Day. 81
Doran was not In the game yesterday
because of tho fact that no alall't cat 81
mere. He Will be all right to-day, and will
no In the outfIeld. Tho Inability OF the
Lawmakers to find Mosers curves,
coupled with the fact that tile Shoe
makers found still MI at once, - the
4 answer to the question OF YESTERDAY y. q
10 To-day salye, the southpaw for Flcil-3
mqnd. viii hitch against Reiss, the speedy
man from Lynchburg.
on Saturday double header Is ito e be
played, and Moser and still III I agaln5