The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18
BROWNIES
IN DEFEAT
Crack Richmond Team Goes
NJ Down Before Stauntorlsir
q Eleventh Inning

The last Of the series Of three games
of ma SCI ball between the Stanton nine
ana the Richmond Brownies at. Broad
Street Park yesterday a fterno BON resulted
in an eleventh Inning victory for II The he
staunton boys. The loc al team Won the n
other TWO games Of the home ser ies.yiaA
few weeks ago the two cams u pla yeti ,Efl
series t as
hone taking seree nW
SK now y OF the the Stanton team, When
asked yesterday the deciding game N
negative saying that unless arrange
.ments for the deciding game could #ip 81
made his team would leave for home
lcldedlysthe. sharpest3 contest Of the thrrseee,
running to eleven $innin the last three
OF which were played amid re t nv:
sias 2, Sl ;sd
the ninth@andl tenth bot hswere blanks q
Richmond was retired in he eleventh .e' IN
ming wi til q man on Sc conc. ne &necs,sl1S
table Moore, and Staunton Ca me to bat;
for its turn. Harris, the first man to face
Winston sent d ilong sky-sc per into q
Went after IT. j Jones 90 t. his hands soi
held ii. Harris, the batter. 81 wa s 1. crip--a
nfa an sarted q
as far as second /. but one continued a to-
third. There was g a protest against the
three bases hgt pire permitted me
Moore sent a bounder to Eacho. which
that usually sure fielder tuggled. and
Harris sped oyer he plate with the de-
scsive tally. No one Was " out When the
run was scored. i5S 5S:5 5sf Sl.8
Men Did Fine Work.
u staunton was represented 4 In the box
by M GORE. of Charleston. w. Va. while
Winston, who pitched and lost e. ten
Inning, game AGAINST the Barton i eights
the. Richmond team. Moore pitched .9 g.
we'll scattered hts. one OF which was
locals got more than one safety, and
that was the fourth, when Jones ana
R,iler's tumble and Z stolen base s Noted
two runs A singlc.two stolen bases and
an error gave Richmond It's first, run. a
base on balls y single. and q daring steal
second run For the last seven Innings
1doore did not ALLOW a hit. and In three
Of The, sever retired the Brownies In on,
Extra Inning Winston, pitched inca man
that would have Won u, Almost 4. g ny
Gas k seaon af ma yer
Ia aft at ,lrst, and Fnller's sa fety2 landed
| him on third. 81 4S{ "a z sS5 y s
While there was some good fielding. it
| was not sure and fast. and strange to
e Eli team Lamberts Throwing i Wing was as
weak, and the Brownies made a base
The score ~ !, 1leII14c f NIl WIS.,
Players A,B, 7. j. 9. a =.
sMs sERey ! f...,;;:,s {
i iFacho. 2b..,,.,....,.,..... 50 i3E 0E ] Id
4 Hicks. 49, ...... q NJ y q
4 Anthony. lb.,,,.,,.,,.,,.. 4 9 4
jJCnes. G. gf,...,....t,.,t..-40 % ~ "
4 Knowles, II. f..,...,..,.-- @ o.
4 Mel teaVy, c..,...i.,.,....6 Es sssfsb " fs!
| winston, ,,t..t',o ~ lo J
Totals sii4i:xUijSTos So 7 &
/ Players. d 4. 3. r. j. 9. d, II
& |M l,ambari' c..... ...,. 10
4 I'Orter, G.. f,...,,,,.,,,,.- 20 /!
4 Harris. Sb,......,.,.,,...s59 Y tssS 3
i Moiaies' g. Rb,, s, &, ...:... {
A ~ Lambert, r, ,.,s..... g B sos q
4 Jones. f..,..,,..,.s.,,.. Y y
] totals ]. !. {. ]. n s IS ia q
4 Rrhe score BY BY innings; ,sr.
5is II. II. Il
I,ichmand ~. 4 4 Q, 9 q ~ 9 81 9 IS
4 staunton ~ 0s 2 90 % 70 n OILS g "a
4 f;rJaiAATt X I'M q. NJ IS
staIsa h.se ,s st
isishmoaaS a.t;ea {, Is, =
! on bais--by Winston, p; hy Moore a. IN
4 by pitched halls-hy AZ core, 4, slf'e 9
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