The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-04
SEVEN TO TWO
WAS THE SCORE OF THE GAME
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
dunn PITCHES A GREh? GAME
Very Nearly shut Out-A wild Throw
TO First all that Saved the Visitors.
a Fair Crowd I'm Aftendnncc-The
The Score In Detail.

The game of base ball at Riversid,
Park yesterday evening, between til,
Roanoke and Bristol teams, was ;
very interesting one, and notwith.
standing that the Roanokes won M
easy victory, some magnificent exhi
billions of ball playing were made OF
both sides. Dunn pitched beauti
ful game for the visitors, and puzzled
the home boys immensely. Dulaney
did some good work behind the bat
and is pot unlike Pat Rollins, Of the
Hagerstowns, in build and movements
Whenever ball was knocked in the
direction of left field, no matter how
hard run it would require to catch
it, everybody would begin to yell :
"Dolan's got it, and Dolan always
got it too.
The game was called promptly at
$50 o'clock, with Wigmore ut the bat.
Wigmore struck fly to Mcdowell
and sat down. Beck made q safe hit,
stole second and went to third on
Dunn's error. Ford struck out.
Sands brought Beck home by a safe
hit to center field, stole second and
was thrown out there while mapping,
retiring the side
Pollard came TO the bat for the
Bristols, and struck out III one, two
and three order Winston flew out to
Wigmore, but Frizzell's grounder TO
Wigmore retired the side Roanoke,
l; Bristol, 0.
In the next inning, the Roanokes
fcored run, |. Brodie making the
circuit. keefer was on third base
when the side was retired by Dolin
striking out.
For the Bristols, Frizzell knocked a
beautiful fly to left field, but Dclin
captured it. Dunn made safe hit
to center field and got to second on
errors, but the side was retired before
he could reach third
WiGmore got base on balls. Beck
knocked dandy down through center
tertield, and reached second on error.
In the meantime Wigmcre was eli
deavoring to beat the ball home, but
was retired at the plate. Beck stole
third. Ford reached second, and
then third on an error of the pitcher,
Beck in the meanwhile scoring.
Sands struck out. |. Brodies hit to
center field brought Ford home.
Kirby struck out, retiring the side.
Roanoke, t; Bristol, o.
For the Bristol's Dulaney made I,
safe hit to center field, stole second,
and was advanced to third on De
Harris safe hit to rightfeld. Ballard
stRa sf Yfe fheR Struek out and the
goose egg to their credit.
a. Brodie got first on balls, and
stole second. Keefer, Do;an and Wig
more retired the side by striking
out in one, two, three order.
McDowell got out ut first. Frizzeli
reached first, stole second and was re-
tired at third. Dunn's fly to Brodie
retired the side.
In the fifth Beck knocked beauti-
full fly to left field, which was cap
tured. Ford was retired on a pop-lly
to short stop and Sands struck out.
The Bristols had a great deal Of
good luck in this inning, and made
two runs on errors, the most disas-
trouS of which was Beck's throw over
the first baseman's head.
Keefer got out at first. Dolin's fly
was captured by Vance, and Wigmore
was put out at first Dulaney reached
first, and thence to third OH passed
bali. DeHart was put cut at first,
and Pollard and Vance each flew out,
retiring the side.
The features of the eighth inning
was Roanoke's three runs which
ended the scoring on either side. The
remaining innings We're uneyentful,
though interesting. and contained
several fine plays. Following is the
score: