The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
Stnnding Of the aClubs.
Games 'To-MorrOw.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Roanoke at Danville.
Portsmouth at Lyhchburg.

In a game chuck full of exciting in
3cidents the Lawmakers beat Pender's
Crew by the score of toe. Norfolk
started out in the same whirlwind style
as Friday, succeeding in sending two
men across the plate in the second
chapter; but our Lawmakers waited
patiently for the lucky seventh, when
they took the big stick from the FAM
lily clothes press and made Chenault
wish he was back by the sad sea
waves.
It was pitchers battle all the way,
with the fight in favor of Mckenzie.
the new twirler from Atlanta, who put
up splendid exhibition. Chenault.
himself. with the exception of the sew
enth. pitched g. fine game. Mckenzie
proved to be heavy batter Nearly
s. 900 delighted and vociferous fans wit
messed the melee, and they had yell
that made the welkin ring every time
there was anything to yell at.
| In the sixth round the local fighters
went to the centre OF the ring with
! blood In their eye. After Sandherr and
IiTitman had been knocked through the
ropes Ison drew free pass and stole
second. Then CoYan put on the gloves
and sent grounders to Bonner, VINO
threw to first Cowan collided with
Haas. who dropped the ball. Meantime
Ison had come home.
Referee Rim claimed that Haas held
the ball long enough to put Cowan our.
The latter did not like the decision, and
hit Rim. Then the players gathered.
and two policemen had to stop the hsht.
Cowan, was fined. but allowed to con
tinue playing.
Cowan's action In abusing and then.
striking Umpire Rim were unwarrant-
| ed, no matter whether the decision was
| fair orsnot. Urged on by certain un-s
desirable fans in the Grandstand and
l3bleachers he struck Rim for making
a decision that he thought was fair
llThis Is the second offense that has
\ occurred within the last two days, and
BIT is the duty of the local management.
to take some radical step to see that
there shall be no further rowdyism OF
this nature.
Jackson led off for Norfolk in the
second inning by cloutinE the ball over
Riggss head for two bags. Fetzer
| flew out to Mckenzie. Haas managed
to get hit, but was forced out at Sec
tond on felder's choice when O'Neal
| grounded to Sandherr, while Jackson
passed to third O'Neal stole second.
and Ison dropped the throw by Cowan.
which allowed Jackson to score. Smiths.
pretty ssingle to centre scored O'Neal.
IChenault famed. In the third the
| squeeze playtwas attempted, but failed.
Scitz going out at third.
|
|, to centre, but Hebron reached first OH
| O'Neals tumble, and stole second. Lipe$
| tanned, but Kanzler. Welted the pelleti
! to centre for one bag, scoring: HeHrons
| from second Riggs put one into Jack
sons big hams, retiring the side.
| After the dust had settled from thu
| fracas in the sixth round, and after
Norfolk had gone out one. two. three.
I the Lawmakers came UP and won the
game amid great excitement. Mckenzie
| led off with the prettlest drive to cen-
trefled seen here this year. The ball
| went way over the ieldcrs head and
dropped into the corner, but Jackson's
quick work held the hit to two bags
Hebron famed. but Lipe's short fly
behind third for one bag, advanced
Mckenzie. Kanzler hit long fly TO
left, which was caught by Seitz. Nc
Kenzie was safe at homie on Smiths
| tumble of the throw in. while Lipe
romed to third. RECESS single to centre
allied Lpe In u walk Sandherr also
/ got acne gger to left, but Titman
was tagged at first. The scorer
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