Campbell offers diamond pictures and cabinet photos deal
On next Friday and Saturday Town Mike offers four finished diamond pictures for Soc. or six cabinet photos for 1.00. Contact B. F. Campbell at 360 Main Street retreat.
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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1897
Page
3
On next Friday and Saturday Town Mike offers four finished diamond pictures for Soc. or six cabinet photos for 1.00. Contact B. F. Campbell at 360 Main Street retreat.
Two teams clashed in a wild affair with Leahy and Hershey making sharp plays. Richmond beat Norfolk 6 to 1 as Norfolk struggled against Chesbro and Leahy fielding well amid a crowded stands and heated moments throughout the game.
Norfolk Richmonds game score by innings shows a back and forth contest with pitching and fielding issues. Key players from the Richmonds include pitchers and a few batters whose hits drove runs. The game ended with a narrow margin and a final score reflecting late-inning rallies.
Barned Runs Norfolks Richmonds 3 Two base Hits Meclar lan Foster Wargrave Kain Oiberfeld Stuart Stolen Bases Hargrove Suac rifiee Hits Stuart Double Plays Wells Snyder Weddige Leahy McDonald Stuart Wells Base on Balls Ov Clausen 1 off Chesbroa 1 Hit by Pitch Gall Kaln Struck Out ty Clausen 4 Left on Bases Norfolks 6 Richmonds 6 First Base on Mirrors Norfolks 1 Richmonds 2 Vince 1 40 Umpire Carlin
The writing notes Carlin, Stewart, Hargy, Daly and Shafer among players moving between teams including Reading Houston and Norfolk. Mentions Cherubs, Brooms, Leever Chesbro Maury and Berry plus fielding plays and a police scrap. Tucker from Richmond Times visits, plans to help Cherubs in rivalry.
The article discusses Jim Knowles joining Norfolk as guardian of first base and promising batting improvements. It notes Pat Donovan and Miberfeld for third base, references Frank Dono van Norfolks Virginian, and mentions various clubs seeking unity in the Atlantic League amid rivalries. It also critiques Mitherfeld and other Virginia League players with mixed opinions from different papers.
Newark edged Hartford in a tight contest with strong second half surge led by Cheehan Cassiy and Wright. Final score 8 to 5 after a scattered scoring sequence and two batteries of pitching by Cogan Lowen and Toneh. Umpire Snyder.
Lancaster defeated the Athletics with stronger all ground work in Philadelphia. The score shows Lancaster 9 to 4 in an afternoon game. The contest featured steady offense and solid defense, delivering a decisive win for Lancaster.
A tense inning at Reading sees a substitute Pyle provoke Smink by a throw after a disputed decision. Smink is struck when Lateid connects a retaliatory hit, prompting police to intervene. Final score Reading 8 Paterson 4 with fielding by Amolie Kinsella Winhipson Emink Westlake.
Summary of yesterday’s Ratiowar League results across cities New York Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Cleveland and Pittsburgh with scores and standings. Teams and players mentioned include New York Baltimore Cleveland Philadelphia and Pittsburgh clubs with scattered references to game outcomes and upcoming matchups.
A fragmented report notes Svore for Brooklyn excelling at bat while also contributing on the mound. Batting peers include Fe and Losten, with a series of numbers and names suggesting box score lines and umpire references in a weathered clipping.
In Cincinnati on June 2 the Browns could not hit Breitenstein, falling to St. Louis. The game featured strong pitching by Henstein and Peila with umpires Mabermott and Tinve in the stands and a 1:55 time.
Cleveland struggles in a sluggish exhibition game against Louisville. Both teams erratic, Indians lose 6 to 4 after a rough start and late rally. Pitching by Young and Immer and catchers Butler, with Umpire Efurst, marked by errors and slow play. Time about two hours.
Pittshure June 2 The Pirates kept up their mastery record today as they battled through tense moments when the Hit could have swung the game. Dono Van's men failed to meet the emergency, with Pittsburg staying ahead as Tannehill and Sugsden contributed for the Cubs.
Baltimore struggles in both games as New York prevails thanks to Rusie and Moeekin's strong pitching. First game ends 7-3 with scattered Orioles hits. Caulthess supports H Mooxvler. Second game features a late chance to tie, coaching miscues cited as Orioles fall 6-5.
Distorted text lists various headaches and neurological symptoms described as caused by substances or conditions. Mentions include facial pain, neck and ear throbbing, brain soreness, eye flashes, nausea, and vertigo. Includes a claim about CAT AHI Ol NOS OR CMIERCAT as a cause and notes no cure.
Washington and Philadelphia met in a two hour game where the Senators had strong defensive support in the Orc field but produced fewer hits. Umpire and time notes are mixed with unclear lines and partial score details.
In today's contest at western park the score tells the best story as Wisher relieved Payne and Mean Patera saw limited action. Miclobedanz contributed beyond expectations while Purves and others formed the backbone of Brooklyn’s effort.
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