The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
BARTON HEIGHTS
BEAT ! At s s ! A | VI ON
Visitors Put UP Splendid Game,
But Couldn't Con-
meet.
CRAWFORD WAS A PUZZLE u z |.
He Kept the Heavy Batters
Guessing and Easily Won-An-t
other Game To-day.

Crawford was the mystery yesterday
afternoon at Broad street Park. and back
cd up by tho busy players from Barton,
Heights, he let the Stauntoh team down
With three runs and at the same time
assisted very materially III pllling up
eight tallics for the home boys. Score
to 3. YS5
4 Over two thousand people saw3the vlsi-
tors get the licking at the hands Of Bar
ton Heights aggregation. There was
plenty or excitement from the tlme the
gumc opened until the last man was out,
for the boys from staunton have q mean
habit Of swatting the sphere oven Il there
are fielders to pull the leather down.
While Crawford Kept his hits scattered, ne
was, nevertheless, hit more often than
is usual with teams from the Twin Clly
League. Eight sn1acks are recorded
against him, and but for a sleepy play
on the part OF First Baseman tucker an
other hit would have been put down, ana
Shields would have gotten the credit for
scorer to give the batter ticlder's choice e e.
1t happened thusly:& Tucker pasted g
good one and wentato first. Shields tol-
lowed and dropped q pretty single pe.
In for the ccntcr-helder. But Tucker WAS
hugging the initial sack Ike o youis
man will do things. AS a re5u'; ne was
thrown out at second and o eeas bs a'
than a fielder's choice TO MS credit, one
man having died on the hit.
Feiser. for the visitors, was wh 1i (; S,.a
s eou ted The Highlanders fou,Sl eleven
Of his bendcrs and sent them to free
country. Phillips and Hos!<!ns each
ripped the sphere for three ttnes' h ana
players received one now sal then,
For star playing, Porter The center,
fielder for the Staunton aggresntion.u ny l.ld
the 6eTs of The FAX aklnF MaI from Miss
bat, and executing the prettts,e dounic-
play seen on the diamond for come 1ume:
Barton Heights jo,vial and han s nme
to a' the deepest part Of right center Hos
kins was on first. AND after taking one
look at the sailing ball, proceed1es 49, 70
third. Mills gave a good Imitation tor Of a a
man running and was on second SACK
when Porters hand was vas seer, 70 sn ,1 IN IN
palm The catch was a remarkable one
and saved a score.
It made no difference 70 the crowd that
ter, who is a blond and also pitcher,
was made to make his best pow y, to to me me
a 4 ~ royal I0 send send OF
Rose for the home team ear vas 3, second Sea
| left, when tile batter sent one out TO
him. The runner on first started down
to third and was caught " with ga zi IN
blooms in left garden,
Stanton was at bat first !, !, Shields as
sent one down TO Bache at third s an no
safe safe Z on first. Fuller connected, but Rose
happened to be in left field, and the
horsehde dldl't touch terra arma Grai{E
Country un and and adv edS'ancinE Shields 70 third
sack. He stole second and waited TOR
work. The batter, tried hard and sent
one with whiskers on It down to Bache.
MINUTES before had made an
goods on this play, and he got the b b a
across to first In good style. Nothing
doing in the run line.
boys in the first and second Feiser sho "
wanted wa to- But the third was tho one
thG eok Pb H. sgs q one ysns
Triton ozoned and Taylor drew a COM
plimentary ticket to first. Rose popred
one down to first and was out. And with
Feiser happened to an accident. Just ms
he intended delivering the ball, his, cap.
tumbled from his head, and bothered his
vision. The ball went wild and before
Craig could get It, both of the runners
had spiked the ruber.3 This was the ln-
doing, and Nsfromf then on the Barton
Heights team had the visitors at their
In the sixth stauntor made one run,
and there was considerable cheering Tor
them. Fuller punched the atmosphere
to begin the inning. Cra1g dropped one
down to Buche md there was a tumble.
g. Campbell smncked at the microbes,
and when NJ. Campbell sent one out to
center Hoskins mIsjudged 1t, allowing
the runner to score; But Hoskns sent
one in to short and from there IT W1S
transferred to third, and M. Campoeil
took the cemetery road when only one
base from the bag that counts
The sixth netted the Barton HEIGHTS
team two runs, and In the seventh IN
ming they fell on; Feiser without mercy,
and four men came, cross tho plate.
ming and allowed four hits, which re.
shifted in two TALES. But this was all.
In tho game Yesterday Staunton demon
stra ted that 1t knows how 70 play ball.
The gamo was a clean one. and there
was plenty OF plays to ring tho crowd
up from the beginning to end, This at
ternoon Brooks will work for. tho home
boys, and Jones may be IN the box for
the visitors.
The official score follows:
BARTON HEIGHTS
players: Alb, r, Fl. Q. "A. =.
Rose, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q
boone, 2b.,.....,,...,....
HosklnS,g cf.....,,,...,,.. bid{l FaH y J 81