The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
'TH|RD"STRA|CHT
GAME Was WON 0 !
Norfolk Team, Again Defeated BY
the Ricftnol1d
Brownies.
CHARTERS L AGAINST ':'I ms ! BROOKS.
Manchester Pets and a Richmond
Team Played the Last
Game.

who has pitched excellent ball hero for
but 1t WAS his OFF day and nine sgfo
wfiacks were gotten off his delivery
Knanc, the snappy third bnseman lined
ono out that was labelled for four sacks
The umpire called the runner out at
home.
In taking the three games from the
Collcgians Anthony's team cvenld up for
the terrible punishment they received
In the city BY the sad sen waves. Last
week the Brownies could do nothing IN
Norfolk. In one gume but one man
reached first base. s FIJI
z Two Runs Saved.
But It was Jack Anthony in center
garden that saved the day for tho Brow
MES. In the ninth inning when two men
were out and u runner, on second. Reane,
3. lie Of three base fame, smacked one out
in Jnck's territory. The grandstand got
up for the sphere was sailing throusn
the atmosphere at Il good ~ CLIP ~ and
looked good for homer. But with fine
sprintlng, Jack got under It. making ono
of tho prettiest catches Of tn, season.
II retired the side and gave tho game
4 to tho Brownies.
In the second inning and the way tho
mil VAS handled across the diamond
Was q feature also. And Sharp pulled
one down that should have been worth
a hit to the man who got against *.
brooks, Barton Heights star W'rler.
did the twisting for the home team, ana
there we're only six hits on his deiiYery;
Brooks was steady at all STAGES hn -,
IN az curves we're sharp. His speed vas al.
,-s ,tn tn take cure VI
behind the bat.
Seventeen Bases Stolen.
There were seventeen stolen passes 70
the game, a new record lor N ,..,',.
4 1.inorc had nine chalked up against MN,
.n1 HC.hurns failed TO take care Of eight
~ ,hc runners who left the first SACK.
sharn opencd the third inning, but barry
{,nadn hin take the cemetery path NC
1-,,ov ,bIfted one to the tall grass ana
nr5rnntlv pilfered sack No. Pose drove
one out to the right garden, which was
taken down, but McEyoy came nome
on the play. Jack Anthony was out from
third to first. This was the 1irst$ run.
In the sixth Charters was IN a more ~ pu'
y pulled on, OF It very wen. W. { ' ~
K thony led off with a clean single an
Z vent 10 third when Mills blffed one Tor
#fwol sacks. Eacho went out to left, and
Nlenynrs drove a clean one. Gilmore ana
( Brooks popped up to Churns. announcer lN
run.
Ri, II was IN this sixth inning that the
Norfolk boys made their two scores. ~
happened thusly. kcanc took the KINKS
out OF one OF Brookss twisters ana
stole the second sack. shaier oNolleu.
uonkns drove clean one, scoring;
l{eanc. Armstrong sent one down TO
1rcEyoy. and the throw to- second was a
Ind one, When Churns lifted one to the.
lef, garden Hopkins spiked the rubner,J
4 Charters beat out q bnnt. but Barry went
nut from Brooks to Mills. Two runs and
this was ali that was coming to the
visiting boys. I,
sharp began operation in the seventh,
by tanning. AIcI3voy got transportation,
stole second, and came home on Rose 8
drive Rose differed the second bag and
sniked tho rubber when Jack Anthony;
4 biffcd one.
RMS was all. and sufficient unto the
gume were the runs.
The Norfolk team left last night for
home.
The official score folowsi gg NJ.
Brownies.
Players. ALB. r. Fl. O. A, Il.
Sharp. $751;. ........5 90 !
HcEyoy, 3b. ....... s...... 2&1 ga
Rose, lf.,.... ....:.......,5 2
j. Anthony, cf...... .,..5
Mills, 1b........,... ......5 03 5
Eacho, Oh. ..........5 O. 46 l
Bowers, ri $4,000 l
Gilmore CO... .,.,..... O. o
Brooks p........ \. 1855 oHo ( sao
Totals...... ;. .39 3 y 10
Norfolk.
p,nvcrs ALB. R.F, O, A. L,
Harry. lf............ ...,..3 O 20 0
White. Id. ,.... .........5 O IL 90
T,awler, $751;. .........5N O
1<eanc, 3b.... ......,.,,. l. "a $50
shafer Of ..s,..,..,.4 0 0 90
Hopkins, 2b...... ..,,.... ] ]
armstrong, rf.... 5.,....4 10
Churn, c...,.....,.. $500. y
Charters. p.,.,..,,5 ....., HID
Totals.n. 49,, ,..,,..,37 q IS
Score BY Innings.
Score; r. g =, y.
Brownies. ...,,..,..,.'o v Y u-ll y VI
Norfolk. ...,..,.O0 90 02 0 0 o.
Summary: TWO base hits-Mllls. Three
base hits--Keane, Barry (O l.aWler,
Kenne (2), Armstrong KY, Charters. stolen
bases--sharp. McEvoy (S), Rose, Bowers,
j, Anthony (2), Mills g. Double plays
/ 5IdIp 10 fucHOt lfSti'H W AASi''N'''' ~
White. Base on ballsOff Charters, 3;
off Brooks, ., Hit by pitched ball--3arry.
Struck .out-By Charters 4; by Brooks, g.
Time OF game, one hour and forty mln-
ues. Umpire, Mr.. Finnegan, Attendance,
$50
The Pets Lost.
With tho regular Brownies battery
working for them, the Leo Social club
baseball team. defeated the Manchester
Pets ut Broad Street, Park yesterday
afternoon by the score of 5to o. Winston
md McLeayey worked for the Rich
Wonders. While for the Pets, IIlkey and
btroude did the work. Elkey, ched an
4 excellent game, and but for his wildness
at the beginning might have won tho
game, lie held the opposing team down
to six hits, and ono of these lis given to
\ McLeavey. rather than give. the spunky
little twlrler an error Winston WAS
Z biffed Aye times, and considering tho
difference in the sizes Of the pitchers
, and their experience, the honors come to
Elkey