The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-20
FORT SCREVfN
WON IN TENTH
Soldiers Defeated the Pi-
lots Yesterday by a
Score of to o
IN A BEAUTIFUL GAME
For Nine innings Both Teams Failed
to Get a Man Across the Home
Plate-TwO Errors Gave Visit
ors the Game.
A BEAUTIFUL GAME

The Pilots were defeated yesterday
afternoon by Fort Screyen in the first
ten inning, and probably the most
interesting game of the season. Our
team was not only defeated by the
soldier boys from Tybee. but they
were out played at every stage of the
game and the visitors well deserved
the hard fought victory which they
SO prettily won by a score OF l to 0.
Fer the full ten innings they were on
the spot at every stage of the game.
They went out there determined to
win the game. Crosley, the pitcher,
was given superb support, only one ex-
cusable error being recorded against
the team. He pitched one of the best
games seen in BrunswSs& rhis season,
allowing only liNa~ehits, striking out
seven mea and not giving up single
free pass lie was effective at all
timea during the game and the heayi-
est hitters Of the Pilots failed to land
safe when hit meant ran. Crosse
ly will leave the soldier team next
month and they win lose an excellent
twirler The game he pitched yester-
day demonstrated that he is a pitcher
VINO will make good in faster company
While tho soldiers only succeeded
ia getting one man across the home
plate, they mad man on third In al
most every inning, but, due in most
instances to Walkers good work, the
side was retired before they could tai
~ on the other hi.nd the Pilots were
retired in one, two three order in near
~ every inning and only in the ninth
did they have chance OF scoring,
in this inning Crovatt was the first
man up and WIS thrown out at first
Bowen followed and hit safe, going
10 second on a wild throw by Werner
Ford was next up and sacrificed, ad
Yaneing Bowen 20 third and arriving
ssfely at first Ford played several
yards off first ard made the pitcher
throw the ball to Werner
Bowen attnpted to score but was call
Ell out at home. Many here differed
with Umpire Mccullough, thinking
Bowen was safe. Abbott went out al
first retiring the side
How the Soldiers Scored
In the tenth, with beautiful chance
to retire the visitors without allowing
a score, the pilots made two errors
which netted the visitors one run
Grimes started off by falling to pick VI
a slow one which stopped at first. FoarC
followed by throwing wild and haC
the ,inning continued much longer
others would no doubt have been ad
ded 10 the errors. Jones vas the frs
man up and was thrown out at first
Wagon followed and hit one TO Grimes
which baby could have easily stop
ped but the big fellow could not ge
his hands on the bail until after thu
runner was safely on the initial bag
Crosiey followed and hit to Foard a
third, who threw wild, the runner 81
ing TO first and Wagon to third. Camp
bell hit to third and Wagon scored OIL
the throw in, making pretty run
from third Stillhorn went out a
first and Robinson few out to Crovatt
The Pilots failed to reach first il
Ineir tenth inning, Grimes, Hopklh
and W. Croyatt going out in one, tw
three order,
The score in detail is az follows:
Fort Sceeyep.