The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
STAU|N|'T||0|:|N|l LOST
ANOTHER GAME !. A. | 1 /:
Brooks Allowed Only Three Hits
,5 and Was Well Sup
ported.
ALMOST A GOOSE EGG
Bad Fun1b1e in the Ninth Gave
the Visitors Only Run.
The + Score.

4 j =
4a,ss
III staunton found but three OF Brookss
Blenders yesterday afternoon at Broad
strect Park and the second OF the series
OF three games between Barton Heights
and tho team from the valley city went
to the 1Ilghlanders. Tho score was 8
( to !. NY
Mills muffcd ball In the last inning
and allowed tho ono run to como across
for tho Stanton aggregation Tho third
batter popped IN easy one to Boone on
second, retiring the side d minute after
the run hadr crossed the plate on the
error. 81 5.s sSsi u 4
The game was much faster than the
one on "Wednesday, and was witnessed
by larger crowd, The grand stand was
practically filled, and there were many
out IN the bleachers to give cheer to
the boys from Barton Heights. Staun-
ton showed up with a strong list Of
rooters. They were scattered about In
every part OF the grand stand, and made
their presence felt at the different stages
OF the game. 8 a .#
s ones did the twrllng for the visitors
and but for being q trlfle wild. did ex;-
cellcnt work. Team work is needed OIL
the stanton nine The men play good
ball but they do not play together as
well as they should.
Until the sixth inning Brooks had not
allowed q man to reach second sack.
And until the very end OF the last inning
there was nothing doing in the run line
One lit was gotten OF Brooks In the
sixth, another in the eighth and Tucker.
tore OF two Dagger in the ninth, and
scored when Mills dropped the ball and
allowed ls to roll away from him. Is
was good base running on fuckers part
that saved his team from receiving the
goose egg.
How the Game Went.
Barton Heights went to bat and Rose @,
ripped a clean single. He pilfered sack g,
M. Q. but died between second and
third when Boone landed on first with
q b fielder's choice. Mills drove8a & hlgh
ono out 10 Timberlake in right g/rdesf y
and there was q muff.. Bache4 got "a gains aln!se
the leather for safe drive. and Boone BOON 9
scored. Jones threw the ball away "a any ~
Hosklns scored Hoskins had gone 1. 70
fist on a complimentary pass. = hiliips
ard Triton famed the air. f "
b Boone. Barton Heightss second base
man had the best Of the star +, pla fha
first. together with his rapid throw :, 70
,rsf; eu Saver score. n the third in-
~ Bache and Phillips brought the
crowd UP standing by effecting psA I'LL
full double steal mov roIng er9 70 sec
ond sack from first. 8 Al 4, V s5 u
Boone didn't handle a line drive n
the fourth, but redeemed himsel1 y, mn :
ute later by figuring with y phlt y. pGo, n
!nia,,s r''snnn IN the diamond for some
time. \. i. /. =, !, IN
g Gorgeous Es w5 59eks alas SAP 3 piek
P puke y called the game promptly at s
o'clock, and 1t was i've minutes to seven
when the last man was out. Jones mas
a peculiar delivery---onea that requires Is
was responsible for the length Of the
game Especially is this the, case when
a runner is on second or per maps, tnlru.
The box artist threw some WIG ones
by attempting TO pay oD iiucn Z =, y
the base. "a E
Bache's Fast Running.
After one nlsl had taken the GENE
terry road in the seventh inning; Bache3
sent one with whiskers on ~ 40 70 Wn ,3to
third sack. The throw was wild. PVT
would have been safe. for he had liter.
ally skinned over the earth and beaten;
the ball out. On the bad throw ne !, 1oo q
second and was brought hoHis pJ n - : nv
lips S two-sacker to right. a gain = ones
was 4 Wild and Craig couldn't get his;
dIgits on the sphere In time to save
the run from crossing the rubber win
these two additional runs the5 home boys
settled down, confident of.b. the . ga me-
But in thatr half Of the ninth. with the
assistance Of an excusa pie 4 error Dy
Shields. another run was chalked UP LOT
Barton Heights.
"a Mills led off with and got 70 first, ana
then pilfered the second sack. BaGhe
ana Phillips expired, and Triton, nailed
the ball for clean single, 2 nd Mills MI
put his spikes against the rubber, bring
d The last of the series Of games VIII
be played this afternoon, beginning, q
tho regular time Porter. who has done
such able work In the centev garden FOR
his team, will be In the box for to-day
game. Hosklns. who has likewise peen
doing center field work for the nome
team, will be in the box to oppose* the
Staunton aggregation. Porter rs a SOUTH
pa " pitcher and comes here with g rep,
utation OF having won the majority OF
There Will be two games at the park
between the teams OF the Twin City
I,egue on Saturday, Barton Heights and
the Brownies will try, concluslonis for the
irst game. and Richmond will tackle
Manchester. a&
The Score.
The official score of yesterdays game
Barton Heights.