The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-27
HARRINGTON LOSES
TO FLAT RIVER.
farmington's Errors Are Numerous anc
Are Made at Critical Moments
Score 4 to |,

the frs. game of the series last Sun
day in game Astounding in wierd
throwing and stupid base-runnning
Rickard, one of our best players, had
bis thumb split in practice and was
unable to do very much. Pennington
was unable to bit Perry and when they
did get on base they would indulge in
some of the most stupid base-running
it has ever been our lot TO witness.
Perry pitched good game, allowing
8 hits and tanning 6. Patton pitched
in hard luck, two OF the four hits made
off him being the scratchiest kind of
scratch Lifts. Johnny Herman and
Solon Hough played their usual steady
game, Herman making one of the best
catches we ever saw. II. Cooper
knocked long low fly to center field
and after q hard run Johnny flung
himself at the ball aud caught Ii about
2 inches off the ground.
First inning. For Warrington,
Evans struck out, Richard raped to
Parsons, who threw wild to Is. Cooper
and went 10 second, but was caught
trying to steal third; Bennett got to
first on b, Cooper's error and went to
second on Perry's wild throw to first.
Arnold grounded out to b. Cooper
For Flat River, Parsons flew out 10
llough, Brown went out. Patton to
Richard; II. Cooper went out, Evans
to Richard.
Second inning. For Pennington,
IlOugh went ID first on Il. Coopcr's
error, and stole second and third,
Barney Blue flew out to Washbmn,
For Flat River, Sheriff. went out,
Bennett to Richard, Green singled,
stole second and went to third on Is.
Blues wild throw to catch Bargcr at
first. b. Cooper famed, Bennett let
Washburn's grounder get away from
him and Green aud Barger scored
| Perry flew out to Herman.
Third inning For Pennington,
Guessing went ont, II, Cooper to b.
Cooper; Evans singled, but was thrown
out stealing second and Richard famed
For Flat River, Parsons walked, but
vas caught mapping at first. Brown
was hit and stole second. II. Cooper
flew out to Herman and Sheriff. went
out to Richard
Fourth inning. For Pennington,
Bennett famed, Arnold walked, went
to second on Pcrry's wild throw and
scored on Hough's hit. llough was
put out, i Cooper 20 II Cooper.
b. Blue doubled, but was caught in
run-up, Brown to Green. For Flat
River, Green went out, Patton to
Richard Bargcr famed, but the
third strike went past Arnold. Barger
stole second, b. Cooper grounded to
b. Blue, who threw over Richards
head and Barger scored. Washburn
went out Bennett to Richard and Perry
flew out to Hough.
Fifth inning, For Pennington, Pat.
ton famed, Herman went out Parsons
to Cooper and Guessing went out
II. Cooper to Is. Cooper. For Flat
River Parsons went out Bennett to
Richard, Brown walked, Arnold threw
wild to second and Brown started to
third, but Herman made fine throw
and caught him. II. Cooper flew out
to Guessing.
Sixth inning. For Pennington,
Evans went out to b. Cooper. Rick
ard famed. Bennett hit to Brown,
who threw wild TO first and Benne,
started TO second, but was caught in
run-up, Brown to b. Cooper. For
Flat River, Sheriff. went out b. Blue
to Rickard. Green singled but was
caught Richard to Evans, and BargeI
flew out to B. Blue.
Seventh inning. For Pennington.
Arnold walked, but Hough hit into
double play, and Blue flew out to
Washburn. For Flat River. j copper
doubled, Washburn was safe on Rick.
ards error, Perry walked, Pnrsons
forced Cooper at home and Wa,hburn
scored on Arnold's wild throw to third
Perry was caught at third, and Brown
went out Patten to Richard.
Eighth inning. For Pennington,
Patton was safe on Parsons error, but
was caught mapping by Green aud b.
Cooper, Herman famed and Guessing
went out Parsons to Cooper. For Flat
River, II. Cooper singled, went to
second on Arnold's wild throw but
was caught at home. Sheriff. was
safe on Evans error, Green went out
to Richard, Barger was safe on n
folders choice and Cooper flew out to
Patton.
Ninth inning. Evans went out to
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