The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
'BAR7ON. HEIGHTS
EASY VICTIMS
brownies Pile Up Scores On Il the
Nortl,sidels Without
Difficulty.
THREE GAMES TOMORROW N. .|7I( y Y
Labor Day Will BE Marked Marked BY
Vigorous Contests Rain
3. Spoi1s Late Game.

In spitc Of the Threatening weather
# Nc, grand stand at Broad Street l'ark
wnst more than half full when Umpire
4 Duke called play At 2.iS yesteruaS 'u
ri,nn rhlse 1Sho did risk the threat
.niny weather IN the hora of seeins
W tiyo III N games Of ball were disappointed.
3 for 4 Sr first game became too one-sldedi
10 be interesting, and the haru ram
drove umpire and players TO shelter cur--
&in,; the fifth inning Of the secoau con-
test, just III time to prevent the game
from counting in the OF f.c.al record ~. IN
fbct. tie bail ana field were too wet
at the beginning OF tha fifth inning for
Tie game 10 be properly played, ana ~
really should have been discontinued
at the end Of tho fourth.
For the second time hand-runninS the
Barton Heights team was badly iii1hnu' -
capped by the absence of two pl.tSells
BOOKS and Fitzpatrick. The later haa
been advertised 10 pitch, but for some
I, reason failed TO snow up. and again two
nlayers had to be picked up on'the ileia'
and to their errors at least four Of the
Brownies runs are attributaDie.
First Game.
The Brownies started their run-getttng
In t,la firs, inning. After Bowers had
flied 10 Taylor McEvoy drove u high
one to Long, which for some reason or
other he was unable 10 hold. liz ks
went out Murphy to Triton, and McEvoHE
reached srecond. Sharp then secured
a corknig two. Dagger in left-center, scor-
ing McEvoy, he himself coming home q
second later on Eacho's single TO right.
In the third both sides added one 70
. the lrun column, B,yton Heights on
1,nng's two.ba sger and Bache's single
ana the Brownies on singles by HICKS
ana ESacho and fielders choice
The Brownies made it four by securing
one more run in The fourth on fielder
choice and two wild throws to first by
Murphy, who played in Bache's rlnce
Is al third
In the fifth Barton Heights got busy
once more. Taylor obtained free pass
10 the initial bag, but n moment later
vas forced out at second by Bache's
Erounder, that player reaching first sal e
n by fast sprinting. Then Winston to $.
ed Boone one at just the height ne
wanted It, and he smncked IT VlclousiS
against right-feld fence for two bas es,
sending Bachc home. After Mills hau
been thrown out at first by McEVoy,
Phillips drove corklng single to center,
batted III big league fashion yesterday
securing three long singles and two
bagger against left-field fence out of four
times UP.
Tied the Score.
The Barton Heights boys made thelt
fourth and last run in their half OF the
seventh with Bnchc's single and Philips
two-baggcr. This tied the score but inc
enthusiasm of their friends vanished
when the balloon ascension came In tht
last half of this fatefnl inning. In TINS
Inning three bases on balls. three single:
and three errors netted the brownies
eight runs, every man on the teaM cross
ing the rubber except winston, whc
obligngly ended tie agony by maxi
X three unsuccessful efforts to solve Rache.s
Y delivery. This naturally took all the lltf
out OF the Students, and the remaining
Innings We're played In lstless fashion
The defeat cannot be attributed tt
Bache's pitching. for with the exception
OF the eventful seventh he did remark
ably well for player wno has beer
playing the nfeld the whole season.
The hits made by his opponents were
unfortunately concdent with his owl
teams errors. and thereby hangs tn
awful tale The appended score VII
furnish those interested with the tu:
Their details of the game: