The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
THE COLTS DEFEATED.
ONLY ONE RUN SAVED 4 TIE CANE.
u wss Nip and Tuck With the Men from
Manchester and the Team from
the College-Other Notes.

When tn game of ball ended at Island
Park yesterday afternoon victory perched
complacently on the banners Of the college
team. They escaped defeat by one run,
three singles in tho eighth winning the
game. There we're about three hundred
people over to witness the contest, which
was very serene and law-abiding one.
Only once in the game was the peaceful
tranquility of the contest disturbed by the
discordant notes OF Kicking"
Belcher occupied the box for the Man
chesterians. and the numerous hits forced
from the delivery demonstrated that yester-
day was his of day. Clsrkson and Rusie
also have their of days. so Beichor need
not be discouraged. He was well caught by
Willie Lipsoomb.
Darby threw ''incurves" and down
shoots" for the College men and was caught
by Gibson, who did splendid work.
The Forest Hill men scored IN the nrst oy
Kahn sending q beautiful drive over lett
field fence. He made home run. The
Spiders failed to score. In the second ootn
teams failed TO send man around the
diamond.
TANNED THR AIR.
In the third B. Bradley led of for the
Colts and though be tanned the air, he
reached first and second on passed ball.
Kahn went out on q fly TO Cullen. Tate re-
tred AZ first and sent Bradley to third:
fipscemb found Darby for hat to left and
sent Bradley home. Lipscomb then stole
second. and O'Hsras drive TO lett sens
Lpscomb in. O'HaTa stole second and W.
Bra lley's hit sent him home.
Belcher ended by striking out. Inc
Oolleqians Also scored In the third. w.
Duke commenced the inning with y hit and
the error that placed Cullen on first gave
him second. Burnett went out with q ny,
and Darbys hit following sent w. Duke
home and Cullen to third. Ellyson reached
first on the same ball that was thrown from
the infield and put CalleD out at home.
In the fourth the Forest Hill men went
ont in the one, two, three order, while the
Spiders sent four men over the plate. sgd
nor made hit and Gibson followed with a
home run, scoring two runs. W. Duke
made hit and reached second base on
passed ball. Culen's hit sent him home.
The first bassman reached second on an
error and was put out at third. Burnett
reached first on an error, stole second ana
q bad error by Kahn scored the run:
An error put Kahn on first In the fifth. and
he succeeded in stealing two bases. Tate's
drive TO centre scored the run. The Cole
pisns vent out in the one, two. three order.
In the sixth and seventh both teams failed
to score.
In the seventh an error put O'Hsra on
first and second, and W. Bradleys sacrifice
sent him 10 third. A similar play by Beloher
scored the run. Phileps led of for the
Spider and made hit over Tate's head
Sydnor fled out to b. Bradley. Glbson's
drive to left sent Philips TO third, and W.
Dukes hit scored the tying run and the one
that won. Duke stole second and third,
and ended bis career at third. Burnett
ended the inning with fly to centre field.
The Colts failed to score in the ninth. and
the Spiders did not take their half OF the
inning.
THE SCORE.
The score of the interesting and well
played game was AS follows: