The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
.EMPOR|A|. TOOK
TH.E.SEC.0 ! !. 6. |
sThc Visitors Played An An Error
less Game Yester-
day.
EXCITING EXHIBITION I TO-DAY y Y
Which Ninc Will Win Two Out
of Three isfthc Question
Nov Being Asked.

In a gamo thatiwas made conspicuous
by the absence Of errors, Emporia won
from the brownies at Broad slrsct Pnrk
Yesterday afternoon by tho close score
Il or 36 to a. Until tho last man had boon
called out by Umpire Daniel Hogan the
\ grand stand was In doubt MS . TO who
4 would tnke the second of the asries. TO-
days contest Will decide which nine Is to
\ COP the bcst5two' out OF the three
e games. ls1a,b5' 5
! Outright. anhierstwhile Richmondcr,
was tho artist who put the kinks In this
sphere toIy'the visitors yesterday, and
although hep was found for nine times. the
Y men behind him were In excellent form
and took everything that came their way.
K The Brownies lost because they made
errors. Eacho liked the looks Of one OF
the balls driven dowE to him and played
With the sphere until q runner had spiked
the rubber md the batter Vas safc ,o on
safe whacks tho visitors got that inning,
was sufficient unto the day. for four
runs came across and got into the az :.
{ dltion column with the one tally n,ada
previously. 5
Iulcher, THE southpaW for the
Brownies, pitched good ball. and with
proper support the game would have r.
allowed the visit ors to connect with sew
& en- OF his deliveries, and four OF the con-
nectlons came in ie fourth Inning, &. w ;nna
began to hum. In the fourth. there were
-four and they netted four. ~ but thar
didn't bother very much.
Had Hobbs man who aa the 0 OK
.W Tysh sd received the SANE support
that Gathright got yesterday. the visitors
would have had two games 10 their credit.
I; But that is III the past. and the guessing
To- <r,t,u syfl sha. 1nna} tn.dly'S yuO1c,+ag
The Brownies went 70 bat, ana BoWers;
who plays such excellent ball In right
garden. pasted clean one through NJ; D, sec e:
grand larceny by picking up the gronndsr
and y, e rse ~ HonS
one. to Gathrlght. and died at first, and
Facho sen, one in tho atmosphere that
Cartwright got under.
One Two-Three Order.
The Emporia aggregation went out N
the one two-thrce order in the first, but
tailed in the second inning. Rawlings IN
Z the second dropped one down 10 Gruncr
and croaked. Eanes sent one that GIuner
lie. Mum pasted one down to Eacho, and
on the tumble both men were sate. n.
Hobbs thereupon smote one r.ght on
tho trademark and y went for the lres
across the home plate. Wyche dts not
pronounced Witch ozoned.
NJ The third inning changed the appear
nnce OF things and gaWs the Brownies a
lead. McLtAvy and Hulcher had taken
the cemetery road, when Bowers came TO
he for the second time. He again smote.
Rose put one to the tall grass In right
garden. and shortly afterwards sw.ped
tie second sack. Sharp Is Wungj at two OF
them and then connected. The left fielder
was playing In for short ~. and was
fooled. The ball denied he left fence, and
+ ~ over ia cllO SKINNED
one TO the third sacker and he died at
first sack. s5l t5t "A a, 3 q
The fourth. however. was the p!ppin
for the visitors. Eanes started the ball
by popping up to Hulcher Num- drove
a clean one. and w. Hobbs followed the
example ,Wyche took one in 4 the back
and filled the sacks. Gathright sent one
down to lcacho, who fumbLed3it. Num-
scoring, and the bases again being filled.
Heath tore of a good one, and Hobbs
scored. Turner sent long fly to left
garden and before the ball could return,
\ Wyche spiked the plate. L. II bbs, the
hackstop, connected safely, and }Gathrlght
came over. This was all. but In the Ian
5guage OF the rooter. "a sutiiciency was
In to-day's game Hobbs will ngap
pitch. 1t Is generally conceded that II lIs
receives the proper support and pitches
the same game that he pitched " ednes-
day, Emporia will take the best Of the
series The ganleis called for 4:3O O'clock.
Leake VIII do the stwirl!ng for the
Brownies, and there Is no better In the
Twin City League than HIM.
Is The uliiclul score follows
EMPORIA.