The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
HAD FATAL
INNING.
Montreal Lost If the Eighth
Inning to Brook
lyn.#
cANUCKs HAD HARD LUCK
tElbcrfcld and Cl1esbro In the
Game Tterc This Alter
noon. Isl

Montreal had a fatal inning and thereby
lost the game to Brooklyn yesterday.
rho game was we'll In hand, witliithren
runs to the good. when tho fatal eighth,
loomed up. with smiles all around for,
the Canucks ana gloom for Broodyn.
Hanlon's men didn't relish the pros.
poets OF defeat at tho hands Of tho fast
Eastern Leaguers, and when tho first
man went up In the eighth tho men on
\ the bench started III good ard hard 70
rattle the twirlcr, who happened 10 DO
Krause. Flo had done good work for
three Innings, but tho Hammer" got IN
itsgood work. and the first man walked
the next one singled, the third walked,
and tho bases We're filled with nobody
cut. .8s4 .S ~ 6 Isl
Is Then Manager Anterior saw TT to sub
,stitute Luyster for krause. with tho
three men on SIS Strickland was the
first man to face IIuyster and he banged
Il tho sphere for two bases, clearing the
bags and tying the score. I.uinley fol-8
lowed with a hit for three bases. scoring
Shrek. and following It ZIP himself with
u tully. on Doyle'a out to joyce. #
CiOT3IN a HOLE. KIM
Tint put ntreal ina hole. from which
thcy were uEabe to extrcato themselves,
and the game was lost.
Tho Cai.tlcks arc fine hitters, but the
team work Is still little ragged In
yesterdays game they made sixteen hits,
witlla total OF twent three bases. Brook
Ign ;lnadoEsix, with nine bases us a. total.
almost a three to one clip. Erootlyns
hits wert scattered, except In tho eighth
inning jwher single, double and triple
did the work Nlontrcas hits were
punched. and had 1t not been for loose
playing the game would havo been theirs,
despite the fatal eighth, as the first
Brooklyn run was mado on errors by
Anterior and Yeager; the second ara I
third on an error by Ye ger and AdamssS
pass: the fourth by Jacklitch's base from
being hit pitched ball.
Montreal made five runs by good play
ing, but tho other two resulted from err
rors in Tho part Of Brooklyn.
The big eaguery nut UP some snappy
base work. but they were sntby out
batted BY Montreal.
Adams held the Brooklynites dowE for
no hits for four innings. and it was
not until the sixth that a hit was made.
by Van Buren,. Two hits came in the
seventh, by Rabb and Doyle, and tho
other three were mado In tho eighth.
Montreal hit ir every inning but tho 4
sixth, and four of thersru were clearly \
earned lsrooklyHs pitching staff did \
not show up strong.
@@ln tho eighth inning 8DOylc dropped an D
tinfield fly. apparently to work g double
play. The discussion arose or the point
that tile batters2was out on an infield fly
and the runner was ga fc, but the umpire
decided that both men were out 5g n
C1TESBROs AND &ELBERErI1LD. Il
Richmond's favorites will he here to-
day. Chesbro and gElberfeld.; two old
Richmond players. and illols Of the
cranks will appear with the New York
team against the strong Montreals at
1880 o clock this afternoon.
S Chesbro will pitch and l5lberfeld will
play infleld.
Manager Atherton has secured the re-
lease of Jordan, Brooklyn in fielder, and
another OF his nfield, lGdmOnsOi, has
arrived. lie will probably give Beauty
Bishop, Of this city. q show, and II he
pans out all right, sign him for the
season.
The score of Yesterdays game follows:
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