The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Games Tuesday.
Brownies VS.. Manchester.
Richmond VS.. Barton HeiEhts.
Games Wednesday.
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Gan1es SaturdaY.5
Barton Heights vs.. Manchester.
Richmond VS.. Brownies,

s Manager Bender kcft his promise yes
terday, and the rocters wero gratl1icd Pc
cause the Richmond team came " l.ie
scratch gracefully and took y well tonsht
game from tho Colts There was scarcely
~ change In the personnel of the team,
Nit thesmen played together and there
was plenty OF ginger. With such GOOD
L work 1t will not be long before the Rlth-
az n1ond boys are up Tn tho bunch, with
teqnal chances with tho others
The Brownies punched their luck insthe
& third inning made seven runs ana LOON
4. the came. The relative standing OF the
& 4 cams remains but the Brownies go
higher In percentage. The sflrst game
started off favorable to the Northsiders,
With three runs to their good, but that
fatal third killed them, and they couid
s. not recover tie lost ground. The gamcgin
detail follows: 81 q,
First inning--M cEINoy flied to third
Bowers flied to Rose 1acho out, IRE e
william to Triton. No runs.
3..5 Roso didn't n like Niles's delivery and
+ sauntered to first. Trevlllian hit to GTun-
s rer and Rose pilfered bag No.. 2. Hos
II kins hit to Eacho for a. lifc. Philips.
sent d liner to loft garden for two sacks.
and Pose and Hosllns scored: BAclle'
got one through short for a life and Phil
lips scored. Cross boosted an easy one to
NIcEyby; Taylor out, Wade to Grunner.3
Three runs.
go Second ln0lnR--d sliiet I'D - titS
times, but failed. Grunner famed the.
breeze Meade hit to Taylor for a bag.
Wade out, loskns to Triton. No runs.
G. M. Taylor struck out B. Ia lor out.
Miles to Grunner.4 Rose out, Eacho to
! Grunner. No runs. 3$
The Trouble Begins.
Third inning--stroud got a life on Roses
error, Miles was given a free pass to
& first; McEvoy sacrificed safely and 8ad
vanced both runners Bowers singled
# over Hoskns's head and Stroud scored.
d Tlacho drew n base on balls. Miles being
forced In McEvos, stole home. Morgan
sent Bowers across L the rubber with q
81 singleto left field and now the Brownies
picnic began. drummer put, the ball over
the left field fence and Eacho and Morgan
: scored, while drummer was looping the
loop Rose and Triton took care Of
Meade; Wade out, Hoskins to Triton;
Sharpe out, Trevllian to Triton. Seven
runs. ~
Trevillian OUT Eacho TO Grunner. Hos
Rins famed; Phillips was allowed to
4 walk; Bache hit to left for a base and
Phillips proceeded TO second. Triton out,
4 Miles to Grunner. n runs.
n Fourth innlng--NIiles hoiSted a easy
one 10 Hoskins, McEvoy3 raised high
y one to Iiosklns, "a Bowers strolled to
first. Phillips and Triton took care Of
Eacho. No runs. 5
Gross safe on Sharpe's error. He made
q good attempt to steal second. but
failed, Wade to Eacho. G. NJ. Taylor
famed. 3. Taylor did the same thAg.
4 No runs. ~
Fifth inning-Morgan famed. Grunner
couldn't do any tetter. Taylor got Meades
high fly to left garden. No runs.
Rose got d corkins single to center,
Eacho made sensational catch of IRE.
williams high fly, Hosklns made first
base, and Rose out III home; Phillips sin
gled to right Bachc laid the ball down
4 in front Of the plate and beat it out to
first; Phillips OUT in home. One run.
Sixth innng.-Wade knocked liner
but in Tritton's mitt: Sharpe singled &c
left Miles walked and Sharpe proceeded
to second; AieEvoy ont, 3 Hoslsins TO Trlt-
4 tom Bowers hit the atmosphere three
( times. No runs.
Triton flied TO Gi.unner, Cross hit tc
short for a base, NJ. Taylor safe or
Sharpe's error; Cross ambled to third
Taylor out. Sharpe TO Grunner; Cross
scored: Rose back to the bench; Miles
to- Grunner One run.
Seventh inning.-E,acho walked; Morgan
out, Trevilian 10 Triton to Phillips, 2
neat double play; drummer famed Nc
* runs
Trcyillian flied to Bowers, Hoskins ths
same thing: McEvoy forwarded Phillips:
liner to Grunner ahead OF time. No runs
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