The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
wONIN THE ELEVENTH.
COLLEGE, SPIDERS DEFEAT
-.y COILS AT FOREST HILL.
nall osms Yesterday Was One OF
che Mos, Exciting Ever Seen There
and was Tied In the Ninth.

r..t ~ the mOnth. ia INC Sc'eH'" A'-
-, Yesterday afternoon In the game
...oen the Spiders and the Colts at
-, Kan Park the Virginias had
nat left very little doubt in the
"a. n the spectators that they would
,,n triumphantly from the field and
che home-bound car with halos
-, tbeir heads like little tin gods on
-. narade. But alas! nlasl the Colts
/. where the fowl got the axe. and
sdders under the leadership OF
ti..',oeiseo Wangdoodle Duke marched
- the diamond with their classical
t,,. countenances lighted up with
-, ike the inside OF an electric globe.
So, genuine old fashioned ball playing
=, an first class fielding and adj
ia, $40 work with the stick the game of
.sterlay will go rumbline down the
l...,ns Of time like an electric car on
Ctoreh Hul avenue. and will stand out
:. hold relief IKE unto the small boy as
80 n,-ure perched on centerneld fence
u clear outline I'm the cloudful sky.
ELEVEN inning games are varieties ana II
q refreshing 20 see one In these oeseh-
80 DAYS. The cranks were, therefore,
81 fully repaid for attending the con-
.est and not since the Forest Hill dia-
,nond has been used as ball park nave
~ 6lsplayed so much enthusiasm.
They stood upon the seats on the bleach-
cries. waved their hats. yelled until they
were hoarse, and watched each point
made with as feverish an interest as
though they had millions "on' the game
The cranks In the grand stand were
equally as enthusiastic, and emitted cries.
wells. shrieks screams. howls. IN every
A cl q
ouavers. demi-quavers. quarter tones ana
half tones included The air was mick
with yeils; advice 20 fleders and balters
was freely given: sef-appointed coacheIs
stood upon their seats, hats IN MINUS
wildly gesticulatlng for their favorite 10
ego down % second or come UP 10
third" Francisco Wangdoodle DUKE.
when ne became nervous, was cautloheu
20 take plenty Of time; the runner on
Grst was advised 20 "gee-up. gee-up, gee
nm. the batsman was told TO walt for
,bo bau"; the pitcher was advised 10
r,ake the batter hit It," and the whole
,brong Of nearly five hundred people
watched intently and saw In eleven in
nings the educated Spiders score two WIN
Ming runs against the high-strung Colts.
The College won on the toss. and led
OF with Rahen, who farned the air.
Duke went TO first on balls, passed
tau gave him second, and tumble by
walls put Scott on first and Duke on
third Burnetts drive put him on first
end sent Scott 10 second. Then with
phillips at the bat and one man out. the
College team had about as good chance
Of scoring as they ever did IN their whole
existence. Phillips, however, sent fly
60 Enright at second. and Burnett was
thrown out at first before he could re
turn IL was a pretty double play wen
executed The Virguias In the same IN
ming went out IN the one. two, three or
der In the second four hits, via
pitch and a tumble by Enright scored the
ibree runs for the Spiders. The Virgin
las went out successfully as they went
% the bat.
In the third single gave Burnett
first. Phillips drive sent him 20 second'
hc stole third. and a wild pitch by En-
right scored the run IL was In this IN
ming that the VirEnias scored their hrst
run. Wells gOt his base on called balls,
a passed ball put him on second ana
phillips dropping the bail put him on
third $50 tho umpire decided, ana An
thony's bad throw home scored the run.
NcNiarn went TO first on the batted ball
which Phillips dropped, reached third
ON Anthony's foolish and wild throw
home in his attempt to cut off Wells,
and Vests drive scored the run.
I'm the fourth Bahen was declared cut
M the plate for getting in Luck's way
when the latter was running 10 the plate
T. catch a foul fly. The Virginias also
went out successfully at the plate.
In the fifth a base on balls put Bur
nett on first. and O'Haras two-bagger
scored the run. The Nirginias went out
successively
In the sixth the Spiders captured an
other run. Ellyson made "a hit, stole
second Anthonys drive put him on
third. and Haas twO-bagger scored the
PUN. In this inning the Colts got on
their batting clothes and sent eleven men
T. the bat West began and went 10 sec
ond on two-bagger, scored on Luck
two-bagger. Lumsden's sacrifice sent
him 20 third. and he scored on Left
wlch's hit Leftwich went TO second on
Frosts single. Kings single sent one OF
them across the plate and advanced the
other 20 third, King stole second ana
Wells hit sent King and Frost across
the plate. Wells stole second, and he
went home on a wild throw.
The Spiders failed 10 score I'm the sew
en'h hut "a single put Leftwich on first.
a single by Frost put him on third, and
an error by Burnett allowed him TO
cross the plate. In the eighth neither
team scored.
In the ninth the Spiders captured three
runs. tying the score. Burnetts hit gave
him first, and Phillips drive put him on
second. an error by Wells advanced
them a base, and O'Hara's second two
tapsrr scored the two runs. He went
ecr0ss the plate on EllysOn's two-bag-
ger Neither team scored I'm the tenth.
In the eleventh the Spiders received
their two winning runs. Phillips reached
FIRST on Frost's error. and mighty
ttree-bag drive by O'Hara sent him
across the plate. Haas single rent
O'Hara across the rubber In a walk.
Leftwich got as far as second IN the
eleventh, but was left there. Scott
making the last put-out OF the famous
game.
This ended a contest that will revive
Baseball interest in this city and Man
chester, and with games like these the
time Is fast approaching when new
tleacheries will have 10 be built at the
Forest Hin diamond and tin roof will
De- put over the grand stand.
The detail "a score Is as follows:
COLLEGE.
Alb. r.. Bib. P.O. A. Il.
nahcn. c. f......... 0 2 0 0