The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
y a. FINISH ] no GAME.
Fitzpatrick Pitched Both ! Games.
s 8ss Wins One and Loses One.
IE5s The Score.

a terribly exciting ninth-inning
"a finish yesterday afternoon, baseball for
tssst the season or 1905 came to an end. Heroes
&& ufS the diamond give way to the gridlron
Il gladlators for whom the park manage
"a lIent Is now making extensive prepara-
8$ltion. over two thousand citizens Wit
messed the two games yesterday between
II Tic Richmond Brownies and the Barton
II l5elghts team Thty broke even, the
Brownies taking the first game by the
t8s score OF Is to 3,Sund the l1ighlanders WIN
5 hin the second exhibition by tho score
BSSs Oc 8 to 2. 5 III l
MI 8Fitzpatrict pitched both games for the
&y Ii ighlanders and was stronger even III
WI tkc second contest than In the first. Ger
&tainly he didn't allow us many hits. HIS
& error. however, in the eight inning came
NJ IHar resulting dsastrously for MS hihe'
81 roo much steam was bottled up III MS
sSS5SS8,y hip and when he attempted TO fieid y
" h,int across to first, he threw the sphere
sys mo b;cachers But Tor tho fact that
sS IL horsehide stuck In the fence, an
83ss her run would have come IN, and lhere
would have been some extra innings
Isl played.
Saved in the Ninth.
Z 1,,,+ Il remained for tic close OF the
aset inning for the excitement The score
N All yyyas three to two with the Bartoa
" T1e,rhts BOYS cllngng 10 the big cnd
. "a 25the proposition. They went 10 pat
Il For Tho last time and failed to increase crease
.sssi the lead. -,
;SiR M lead. And then the Brownies came
M ~ !, r,,,, 4, wns necessary to tie the
ss' n ore and force some extra innings w
/ " rims would be sufficient to win me sai,e'
nd he teams were playing for al the
u gate receipts. .,.,t
Rose received Transportation n 70 i'Is..
4 ami IIicks beat one out JACK 1A'i' s,,,.'a
rot5 a. single, and the bases M W.. ,anr.
Is ,itr no man out. a clean single mean, y.
Il VI scores, the game and the money. .
1onr fly would bring one runner ac I7
5 M j Z, \ rubber. Eacho was the atleI, NV
NJ n,snora in Eacho hits the bnl.sIt was s''''
5 VA 80 "A mo period and the Erandslanu wa9
ss!l ,.ait,nr- for the crack of the bat WIN TUG
MI ball. -, - ,.o ii, III
;si5slS "a cho looked over one and then crackeu
s5 ttc next one, Like 4 bullet from nv, Sun
$3s want the sphere straight toWaius
Snatrick the twirler. Fitz. couldn y esclpe
.tFlj o,,4 shot his hand and In the paw
5 XIII ,.a.4 "A the Is ball Rose had naluIuhS
INCH started d way from third. The ball "a va,
I3fs5 ~ nnea over there, and tw1 men ilto
I faken the cemetery road within q SPACE
AZ time that almost prostrated me
~ ~ q Hicks and Anthony were YET ON
hal -
sss ~. sharp was tho next batter, pul MS
SISast sF,vas 10 lift one out to Lett saroen Y
n,sc,, which reigns Jennings. mere must
W. ,,alVe been glue III Jennings Manu. ~ ~
;sS ! M hail didn't touch the ground AGAIN..
lt}was over--thc last game OF inc seis ,.
s$$ss iwns at an end III. 5as
y3s8 85Treyillian's Home Drive.
%S Nothing could stop the Brownies IRON
In the first game Z l,"p'.i ,.
s55g when things bcgant to happen The work
si5S$S ~ Rose during this game was excellent,
Az He received two singles. double ana
i$s5 two three sackers out of five times up
s@ Barton Heights scored in the fist M
ming Three TALES came over, ana me
sSS rooters from across the divide were
33SSs$ nanny. I3ache lifted one to left and Rose
8t$ plllled 1T down after fine run. Bache
was literally robbed OF the swat. Boone
3s took the other field and sent one In the
atmosphere below which plays Jimmie
ut Bowers. Jimmie had an off-day and
n n,uffed the ball. somethirs he hasn't done
n before In many moons. Phillips was
y birfed and sided down to first. Mills
f forced him out at second. 'rrevill!an, the
southpaw twrler, had his batting eye
ssS with him and Strengthened out one OF
Lcake's bendcrs. When the ball return
Il made one of the prettiest homc-run drives
5s}{y Of the season. But these three runs We're
all for the game, and they were not
s$$s sufficient for the money
After one man was out. Rose lifted
three bagger In the sixth inning. lie
scored on IIicks's drive, and Hicks came
u over when Sharp pasted one.
Rose was tho first man up IN the
eighth and again he got thrce-bagger.
This one came near rcsutin In home
run. Hicks was the medicine again. and
With a single brought his runner oyer.
r,,.. tk,,n1- EnfvC nri
" Anthony, and a minute later scoring,
when cacho dumped ono to sec1ld,
81 Lcakes two bassGr and a single by Rose
and another by,Ilicks Melted run IN
the ninth. From The amount of hits, u
" would appear that the boys would have
made more runs. but the fielding at all
times was clean and clcar-cut.
Here Is the score:
Barton Heights.