Daily press. [volume], July 22, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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Poof Showing Made fiy Stilpbulld
ers gainst Collegians.
O'Brien Pitched Fins Cime and Was
Given Faultless Support?Storm
Stopped Performance After Five
Visitors Crossed Home Plate.
When Jupiter Pluvlus stepped lu
and put an end to tha performance
oetween the Shipbuilders and Ihe
Norfolk Collegians at the Casino
Park yesterday afternoon lu the op.
entng of the eighth session, the lo?
cals had nothing to show
for their stick work except
an unlnterupted line ? of goose
eggs, the .. first. iWltli which
they have been presented this sea
sou. Had the piling up of nnug'hts
beeu the locals ohly ifalllug Tuaybo
the four hundred lunatic* In attend?
ance would have overlooked It. but
was not, for they presented Norfolk |
With five tallies.
- "Junnlo" Davis... twirled for, the
home team and had he had control
tho tale "might have been different.,
but as It was "Juuuie" ? was exceed,
Ingly wild, parsing eight men to
first, and forcing a run by a free
transportation when the. .buses . wore
full. In the few sessions that be
did have control.the Collegians could
not . hit Davis effectively nnd tbey
got only five bits, two of which were
scratches.
yFitzpatrlck.^for the Collegians, was
In great form yesterday and during
the entire game he allowed only one
hit and gave but one man free trans?
portation. The locals could not]
couple with hla twisters at any stage.}
of the game nnd up to (he sixth,
when the Collegian pitcher gave ' a
base on balls, not a local man had
reached first base. Fllzpntrlek wa.i
given faultless support by the team
behind him nnd a prettier exhibition
than Mint which the Collegians put;
up has not been aeen here before
Ihls season, l^iwler ran easily, the
slnr, tanking several remarkable
setups'of hot' grounders' and robbing
the locals of at lenst. three hits.
Tho tabulated score:
Newport News. A. 11. It. H. P.O. A. B
O'Haru, c:.:i o i in l tx
Maloney, If. :: 0 0 2 0 0
Curtis, lb. It 0 0 C O 0
Buchanan. lb.It 0 0 0 1 1
Troxcl. rf. 2 V 0 0 0 1
Hughes, 3b. 2 0 0 2 2 1
De Fargo, ct. 2 0 0 t) 0 1
Fane, 2b. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Duvls, p. ..'. 2 0 0 1 4 0
Totals . 21 0 1 21 8 4
Norfolk. A.t). It. H. P%0. A. B
Lawler, as. ....... 3 1 0 0 -4 Q
White, lb. . ? 1 Oil 1 0
Owens, 2b.2 I 1 2 Z Q|
Walters, 3b. 2 0 0 0 3 0
Jones, it. . 3 1 .1 1 0 0
Shafer. of. 3 0 I 0 0 0
Atklnflou. If. 4 0 2 0 0 0
Churn, c. 3 0 0" 7- 0 0
Fitzpatrick, p.2 1 0 0 I 0
Totals. 25 5 5 21 11 0
Score by Innings:
Newport News _ 0 0 0 a 0 0 0?0
Norfolk ...q o .duo 1-^5.
. Summary: Two-base hit?-Atkinson.
Struck out?by Davis, ft; by .FltzpaU
I
Hai always been a special?
ty of tliis bimvess.
People say we do better
Engraving than any other
firm in the state.
Many families leave
their silver with us when
going away for the summer
ahi have it ^engraved with
monogram or cred.
We do this work very
reasonably during the quiet
summer month*.
Manufacturing Jeweller,
2$thand Washington Ave.
'ftftk. ?. Base, on balis-j-pff Davis, 8;
,o&..^t*pnttl?'k> 1. Left on. bases?
Newport News. 1; Norfoll?, 8. First
buBc on errors?Norfolk, U. stolon
bases?Owen, Atkinson and FltV.pat
rick. Wild pltcbes?puvls, 1; FIV--|
Patrick. 1. Hit by pitched ball?
Bhafer. Umpire?Mr. Charles Ray
field. Time of game?lh.15m.
MRS. HOPKINS HAS PNEUMONIA,!
Bride of - Pew Weeks Dangerously]
III at St. James Hospital.
Mrs. A. L. Hopkins, wife of MrJ
A. b. Hopkins, . assistant general]
manager of (ho shipyard, la dtuiger
ously 111 at the St James hospital
I from pneumonia, There was a sllgh'
improvement in her conditio? yester?
day.
"Dr. William It. Aylett, of this city
I and Dr. Walton, of Chase City, have
been attending Mrs. Hopkins, l-'rl
ilay Dr. George, Ben Johnston and
Dr. Bright., of, Richmond, were call
ed Into consultation. -
Mrs. Hopkins was Miss May Dar?
ios, of Chase City, and her wedding|
to 'Mr. Hopkins last month was ope
of the social uvuuls of the summer |
In ? Virginia.
LAST WEEK OF STOCK COMPANY ]
Miss May , Hillrnan, Closes Engage?
ment at Buckroe Saturday Night
This week-.will be the last week)
of I be May Hill man Stock Company
In i hi; Buckroe Beach casino.
For the closing attractions Mau
ager George. Koscner has announced]
"Teu Nlgl)ts in the Barroom" and]
"JesOe James."
The first play will be. the openingI
bill of the week, while "Jesse'
James" t will be presented on Thurs?
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
'Miss Htllroau and her company
are now preparing for u fall tour.
Next, weck Manager Charles W.
Rex will offer a strong vaudeville
show at the ea'slno.
DIVORCE FOR MR8. WILLARD.
Decree Granted by Juduo Barham on
Ground of, Cruelty.
Judge.'Barham. In the Corporation|
Court, has granted n divorce to Mrs.
Male Eugenic Spencer Wlllard froml
her husband, Dr. Barle S. Wlllardj
on the ground Of extreme cruelty.
The decree restores the plaintiff's I
maiden name. Attorney C. Aylott [
Ashhy represented -Mrs. Wlllard.
The plaintiff Is daughter of Prof.
Ii. P. spencer, of Newark, N. ,1.,
originator of the Spencerlan style of]
writing, z <
? Dr. Wljlard I? a sou'of Dr. Wlllard
of Norfolk, .the Norfolk osteopathlst.
He and his wife lived here for a.
short tlmo about a year ago.
GOVERNOR SWIM DEMITS
' Of OHE HOUR IN JULI
Official Notice of Lieutenant Garth
right's Dismissal From
Service,
Adjutant General Charles J. Ander?
son has Issued official notice <jt thn|
dismissal of. First Lieutenant New?
ton H. Garthrlght, of Company S, |
from the service of the .Slate. Tho
court martial which tried Lieutenant
Garthrlght sentenced him to serve j
one hour In Hie jail at this city, hut.
Governor r,Swnnson remitted thai]
part of the 'sentence.
The resignation of Second Lieuten?
ant G.. R. Butler, of Company O, has]
1 been accepted and the adjutant gen
oral has ordered Captain..It. E. Wil
klnB, of Company 0, to assume com?
mand of company G for the present. I
Committee amed.
President AV. . B. Llvezey, of the|
j Chamber of Commerce, has appoint?
ed..Messrs. A. \j. Powell.and J- A:
iWUlett to' compose' the special'com?
mittee to take .steps toward securing I
tabor for the Ipcal branch of the]
American Tobacco Factory Mr. Live-,
zey also asked Mr. R. H. Harvey, ofl
the Merchants' Association, to act]
with the commit teu.
Reynolds Goes to Farmvllle.
?Mr. Thomas Reynolds, tlie well.
kjiown local pitcher, Ahas been en-]
gaged by the rnrmvllle nine to pitch
-a series of games for that team dur?
ing August.? . The. Farmvllle nln?J
wlH play' the Richmond J3rowntes-|
and the Empprla nine and other fast'
amateur teams.
WlH Test Muullmj. Lawo
?Mr. T. J.. Christian announced yes*
?.terday\ that he, proposed to te3t thr\
' validity of the city's dog ordinance
by. suing to recover.$5 wlil^ch he paid;
to set passes 31 on. of his dog after It
bad been taken-np by the pollco de?
partment. .. . '
Now With M. H. Lash. .
. Mt. V. ; B. .Barclay, until recently
genert-l' manager cf the Newport
News Gas Companyj- has accepted :a,
PQsltlpn with Mr. M. H. Lash.an*
will enter upon his; duties'In''his new
position Monday moTnmg;
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All Qoods Marked In Plain Figures, So Figure Your Own Discount.
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