The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

erits. Two-base hits--Cook and BoWlcs.
Home rnns--p ,as,d and :, sept ssott.
5. Bases on balls-.off Baldwin. O: Oft
pres Haw and Williams.
Bnttle-Axe Versus YnniEans.
Bat.le-Axe and the Yan'gans played
a hosly-contested game AT Byrd Park
Saturday afternoon. Battle.Axe win.
ming by punching hits OF winston IN
Yanigans completely at his mercy.
they only hitting two balls outside OF
the diamond in the entire game
Score by innings: Il r.. y;
Yanigans ....000000oo o.-o
Batteries: Boehling and Boehling.
Winston and McLeyy.
Z The following is the line-up OF the
Oak Grove team this season: BishoP'
first base Winter. centre Held: -. hea-
ford. loft field: Clements. pitchef Ma
tbess. right field. 3. Redford. second
base. r. BEDFORD. third base: X. Red-
ford. catcher: Whitlow. shortstop. The
Oak Groves will play Highland Springs
next Saturday.
Union Station sunday school baseball
team added another scalp to their
string OH yesterday by defeating CHRIST
Church Association team on thels
grounds. "a large crowd was in as-i
:
exciting. Rain put an end TO the game
in the eighth inning:
Score By innings: X =;
C, G. A..f........2 og -
Batteries: Evans and Hay: Coalter
and Pullen. EMPIRES, Atkinson anu
Mcclure.
The weyanoke baseball team shut
out the Richmond Tigers on the Wey-
snoke diamond yesterday by the score
of to o. The features of the game
wore the pitching 81 Harris. and Bess-
ing OF the weyanoke team; levitt;
BeasIey, .skers and o. Harris carried
off the batting honors Tor inc Weya
nokes Kendler and Moscoe fielded
! in professional form.
Score by innings: r. n E,
weyanoEes ....-00e0004o OF 10 l
Tigers 90 o. 90 z 81
Batteries: Harris. Beasley and Nor
summary: Two base fi,.onesty.
| Three base hit-Beasley. Base OF,
| balls--on Harris. 4: off Beasley. on
Rico. /. Struck out-by Harris. q: by
Hits-off Harris, in I'VE innings: of
Beasley in four innings: off onesty
/ q in eight innings: off Rico. in one
inning. Umpire. Mr.. Baker. Attend
ance, 200.
The Railroad Y, NJ. C. A.. defeated
1.-The Manchester Tigers Yesterday after
noon In fast and snappy game on the
latter's diamond by a score of to 4.
Score by innings:
T =. r. y NJ & A..:..oe 10 50 %
Batteries; TigsT f;.oss Barrett e ana and
The feature of the game. was the
pitching OF Hawkins. Florida state
League pitcher during last summer,
Hamkins is thinEns no, Of signins VIII ,a
Leaving Will cripple the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Y. NJ C. A. team is now open
for challenges. Address Manager H.
e. cammack. r. r. Y. N. G. A.
Broaddus Memorial Sunday school
\ team defeated the lakewood Stars on
lakewood diamond by the score OF 7to4
Score by innings: r.
lakewood ............ o1o-4
The Little Richmonds defeated the
Little Nationals yesterday afternoon ,sa. ny
twelve innings. The features of the
game were the home run by Isaac and
the pitching Of Fear.
L. Nationals. ....2l 4 30 90 00oo-22
Batteries: Little observation-disclosures and
1 Davis Little Nationals-Dunn and
Taylor. Umpire. BROWN.
The Fulton Oak Groves defeated the
Highland Springs on the formers dia-
mond in a very nicely played game on
yesterday. by the score Of to g. The
ing OF Hawkins and the home run drive
Groves.
Score by Innings: r. =. E.
n 4; sp rrngs.s ga / go.
Batteries: Groves - Hawkins and
BEDFORD. Springs-Jones and Sixen.
field Pets Yesterday afternoon by
drawn out and uninteresting. The
Cubs made Ten hits. and their oppo-
nents landed for four safe hits - can
try. Cubs-Ferrister and Noel,
Covennntcrs Have Meet.
Covenanters Company, No;.l 8; OF
4 ternoon, which was one of the best
ever held on their grounds, and from
all indications they will make an ex-
nanter meet to hc held in May.
4 The most noteworthy feature OF the
event was the pole vault OF Holliday--
1 8 feet STA inches, with Goodall q
close second. The participants We're
Holiday Goodall, Rennte, Warriner,
Harris, Vaughan and Goodwin.
Stars Win Three Straights.
The Youths Star Club Won their
third straight victory on yesterday.
when they defeated the North End nine
by a. score OF to 4. Antinori was In
fine form, and used his twisters to
great advantage throughout the entire
game. His ability to pull himself out
1 OF tight holes was phenomenal. Krit-
ger, at shore, starred for his team in
fielding accepting six chances Without
an error.
Wo0dberry Defeats Fishburnc.
a [Specalt to The Times Dispatch.l
J. Woodberry Forest, Va, Aprll Il g.