The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
the following summary:

the tOliOWlUS ttfai
BROWNIES. ~ Ma.
r,avors. ABB r. II. Q. a.. y.
!, ! I -, q: Oh. II 4 2 0
bowers If ............. ~ s5O
Eacho. %. Il. Z. ..i...3 2
MORGAN, IL. !. $50. 5 ~ y
drummer, 1b.....:. ......lb ~ . :
Meade, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y =
fIvadc, s. s. 4. 20 40 .
stroud, SIS. Z. y. ]. 4. Il IT, y
Sharpe, $3.50 q
Miles, 80 =. I. I. 2 = 4.
ro.ols ...37 o q 16 8
ri. vo,s !. III q. 55 J, a Alb r. H. Q. "a. T..
!, asa q 3b. .............4
,rre,,;,lIan \. h u. 7, 8 O 0
IIosi,ins Oh. :. =. :. 2 4 Y
phillins IS. $3.50 i
1,a Il, Z. !. !. i. 20
irrit tan Il: . 4, I. :. 20 ~ Ii -
Cross, lf...,.., 4 d ,. 81 y
NJ. Taylor, cf...........,.a 4
b. Taylor, rf...,. .......-a = !. :
,rata, !. ~. SO 6 81 lb q
The score by, Innings I, I 4 ( I u, "a .
artonl IN Fights ....,3i0 OIL A. ol- :,
| I summary: Two base hits, hilllIs, =.
,rn Mar 81 Home run. Grtlnner. stolen
.hases. Rose, IIoslsins, Phillips ls ;. ';ll
Tross e.:At. Taylor cl1voy, l1acilo' GTul',
nor. Double plays. Hoskins, phillips ; a = ~
| ,rritton Bases on balls, off Mics = "
1reyiliIan,4 hit By pitched bail, nue'te'
Struck out, by Miless4' py ltese1'mr :,
IA Umpire, Bender. Attendance, w. y.
A Pitchers Battle.
,rhe second game was q pitchers h JAZZ,
| Il N.tt "A
Anihony, being able to- connect HOGAN !,
Ai ~. he hox for the Colts and held
1 I,irhn,nnd down to four hits, while Cr'l'"--
| 1ard !" tie Richmond southpaW, accom-
| ,,Iishnd \ similar feat for the other siuc'
hnthonv caught three Of them, ana tle
| fnat 'l,ttlo shor,stop. Houchins, took INC
| other. Ford took two hits lor I'LL ,,i
mnnd, and Bauer and Shaughnessy causl =.
the others This was ono OF me sl'l Fe,,
test games seen TINS year. I've ~ An IN
| wonderfully well for his firsl inns ~
/ the }hox this year. Elliott, the former
| Manchester pitcher. said YESTERDAY th i
| Il was not true that he was to JOIN tile
1 new Athletic League. lie was SIMPLY
| released by Manchester because that yea N
| was carrying too many pitchers.
There Will be q doublc-header on tues
| day. Decoration Day. me 1lrst baHie
I viii be between Richmond and Bartoh
liGlBHls, liio 'VN"''N'
| and Manchester.
The detailed account OF the second game
! yesterday follows:
1 First inning-Jennings struck out; J.
! Anthony ont, Bauer to Shaunshnessy
senf got under A. Anthony's nigh BOOST
! to center. No runs.
Crawford sent II high one nut 10 rlght,
4 hut Holland was out there 10 receive
4 1T; Bauer was given base on balls,
Knlghtly out, Hogan 10 A. Anthony
i Baeur stealing thirda lford singled ic
4 left, and BReur scored; Elmo go
shanghnessys high foul, Runs J.
Second inning Edwards famed; SWlt
flied to Stout; Holland OUT, craWfore
10 Shaughncssy, No runs,
Edwards and Anthony took care o.
A 'rrexlor; Semi was given Il base on halls
and was satisfied with life; Stout hoistes
an easy one to" Ford Sent out, llouch
ins TO Anthony, a great double play N
runs *
Thr dinnings-Ford and Shaughness.
took care Of lIouchins; Gilmore out Baue
4 10 Shaushnessy: Hogan was allowed 7
proceed 10 first. and Jennings struck ON
No runs.
Cannon famed the atInosphere; Craw
n ford sapntered 10 first; Edwards 80
Boncr's weak onea Crawford tried I
steal, hut was put out, Gilmore to Swif,
No runs.
Fourth inning--J. Anthony out, Ford I
4 shaughncssy; A Anthony singled throus
short: Edwards out, Ford 10 Shaughnes
y sy58Swlft famed. No runs
linlghtly flied TO j, Anthony; Ford &c
= i.,tl ward tiirn1y In