The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
BIG CROWD
SAW FINAL
BALL |. j GAME
IImperiaIs Take the First
Game ednd Brownies
the Second.
HEAVY BATTING
BY THE CHAMPIONS G
Barton Heights Tries -Four
Pitchers, But the Brownies
Win Out--The Games
Are Stand
OF at the
Close.

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\ The baseball season closed here yss-
terday afternoon before about 5000 peo.a
pie The weather was fine. and the tvs y
games were enjoyed although the first \
was slow and far below the spicy work
Of the second. ..5 ~ iE5J
Y In the first, the Imperials caught threes n
runs, one OF them earned. The Brownies \
could do nothing with Fits,' and In u al 4
except the second inning It was 2 case Of (
one, two. three. $ S85 u
. IN the second. Jones caush. his base -
on balls but was landed at third. Il and Q
Anthony and knowles followed Jones. also /
took a walk In the fourth. bat s7s wa : Il
doubled up at second on sAnthony's out at
first Hicks hit out for three bags in 4
the sixth He ran around from third To-
ward the plate. but Holland and s; =, a iMcEvoys
passed the ball IN SO rapidly to Bache.
that the runner was landed, making
the third nah out. Bigbie hit for Il two I;
bags in the ninth. but was caught IN
attempting to steal third. NJ III I;
There was nothing doing for the y
Brownies, but the Imperials gradually
piled up their runs until they amounted
ito three. ~ q # s$5 sss s,s
Holland made the first. He walked and
scored on hicEvoy's two-bagg ger. In tho
sixth; Bache safed on Jones's errorssS8i
dropping a fly. He was sacrif fced u by
Boone, went to third on Triton g out ,SS
and scored on an error by IN n cLeavy. w
The third and last run was ma de IN he he
second and third. ..a FIe scored on Knig hts
tley's outfieid fly and Boone and \ FitzE 4
were struck ont by Winston. who re-
lieved Hulcher in the sevent til. 3,5 8s5
4 Hits were scarce on both Sides three Il
being the limit. The Brownies netted six \!
bases, and the Imperials four. The dc-S81
tailed score follows:s 4 ss3i sa3s J
u 4sg.} BARTON HEIGHTS. /. & g5s
PLAYERS. ATE. ..tsR:H. o. sA.E. .$5
Rose. lf....... n. $53 ss IN
Holland cf. .....52 sF31s y; W;
McEvOy. 50. ~ Y Q Y os X
yor, IT 80 y N N X
Bache, 3b.... a35ssl 2 Ot
Boone, 2b. 3 81 Q sE O53sl Os
Knightley, 9
Fltz p,...... @ 0s ~
Triton, o IL se Q W
Il Totals. /. !. q ...... 8 IN 8 y 3ls
i Players. A.B.8 7: r, II: II s. A,I !, y. q: 81
Frost, 8b. ........ as y o55,S O3
Bigbie, lf......-. 8a q " OA
Hicks, ss........ ~ . 4 4 Az ~
JONES' {E y y ~ y NJ ~
Anthony. 1b. ...... o. 10 ~ 6t@t1 Il s44
Knowles, 2b...... ..... IS o @s o ss0 s$ Q + On
Winston, p....g..........0 0 o. 0S3O 5a Oil
Sharp, 2b, rf...... o 0}s OF Q ss1SS
McLeavy, ic..... 80. 20 0 j s,iS N o. 1sg
Eucher. u, # ~ OIL y
:s ~ .--35 = Il
v Totals. ~ fs y RI = ~ sIs
The score by innings, as q r. .Sfi
Barton Heights.... ......15 90 9 s015d 1so--SssS
{............0 0 o O o % o o 0-S
Summary; Two base hts Blgbie, Nc.
Evoy; three base hits. Hicks; stolen
bases, Bache C2). Knlghtley. Fitz; double S
plays, N1cEvoy and Fitz;! base on balls. It'd
Off FIts Q, off l1ulcher 2: struck out,I2,
by Fitz 4, by Hulcher 2, by Winston 3,
Time of game 1:e5. Umpire. Eacho. Att
1000 VI. SS!s
Second Game. an
The second game was fast and furious
from the start. ti3is SS
The Brownies started In to win, and
hey cInched tho game In tho first two
innings, by heavy hitting and good base
With four hits and fine field
work, three earned runs wNte scored. In S55s
he second the victory was won Will,
hree more on three hits. pass and an
srror. Then things went slow to tho x
sixth, when six runs were made on a "a
louble by Bigbie. a triple by Hicks, a
single by NIcLeayy.two{ passes, an error n
~ Lewis and an error by Triton. IAen
he champions were satisfied. and despite $
,very effort on the part Of the In,-
,erlals and the running Of four pitchers,