The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
ORIOLES TOOK
THE SECOND [ / GAME I I Il.
Hugh Jennings Bunch i 4 ~
Wdlloped Lawmakers 1; Z
Without Mercy.
FIFTEEN RUNS. I'm
ONLY SIXMlNUTESi
Baltimore Diamond Hurricar1lJA'It
Used the Willow and Biffed
Them All - Richmond
Players Couldn't 55s38
Get To- 81
gcther. .s5st4H
m. - III. ~
Baltimore ...5..... ..1I55' I5',,s q
Richmond ............ I

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4ya1f tic weather man hadn't sent soinej$
rain to the Broad street diamond syest-9S$Sj
tcrtlay afternoon things might have been
#dffcrcnt--the Orioles would have ~ lltl dtas n
moro runs. There was a possibiltt ty,A ofl flSS
course OF the Lawmakers scoring agaitl,ss.
hit ii was hardly probable that such q Il
thing was going to be pulled off in thn MI
game s s3}5i Il WI ~ - a5555 M sTSR8
When the seventh inning was just Selld-5i
Ing and baltimore had sent three men
across tic rubber. had two more on
the sacks and only. ono player had u
croukcd, lncrciful cloud sent ~ down
some wutc,6lt was refreshing was
cxhilaratlng and was timely. NJ essrs8
shelter and Byers, who were doing thu
stunts on@thn diamond rs umplres.8 sall n
that 1t would never do Ito have \ no hoyAsas
from Richmond and theboys from I3al --5&
tlmorc get wet, hence the calling
s. he game. Praise be unto them.
No one Is really to he blamed tor r8tlleSSG
losing Of the game tOS5 3nl tilnore. Ol5st
no. II would be wrong to- say anythlngE
against Il player his stagc q T n tlst,s
game y 4. III yin h, us ss35S$ss
lNl5ut ass II 81 Blttlc seillic
game Yesterday was &l'otten. Thrteells..
#l,its-gee amt that unll,cky--arc clalked8 8
up to4tle credit Of the ORR oles. .$38s SIX
little birs Is what Is handed $st 81
the Lawmakers. There min no NJ team
I'M tic country that can win Ike tlsisg
And then those errors. Wow but some
of them were fierce. Ssss
Did His Best c aching SIS.
4Nnd#tllrongl the whole proccetlinls$
Charlie Shaffer was out on frs II coac acN-S
ing and doing " her things Syotl ldM dMItS NJ
9beGfair$t % the read s. lc stoS
Charlie said nov and then. nd u cIfS
sam forbfds The sending 4 tl,rougi tllst7}
mails any kind OF literature tia q would
1.-THE fuintest manner chronicle Charllefaj.
thoughts s58 stl5 "a 35
n What tho grandstand thought IS tier
left 10 the players who we're there and
who heard the comments a8 3SsJ5
It did the Richmond players good good & + to8 e
get beat like they did YESTERDAY It3$
showed them that there were some G ! nj aS-S
5nrs IN the country who could handle u
the horsehidc And there was q 5pr;sc-;8
ftical demonstration of swatting given free
OF all charge. rs 7EE IL! ss5S s8ss5
4 I About Twenty-Five hundred people
looked at tho Lawmakers while s5Ett eys
were taking their parcgoric from the aEa l-stSS
Stinorc physcians. Everything posi- blas3
was done to get the enthusiasm Up to II
the proper pitch, but there was nothing
doing after six runs came In In ,old
inning and seven men spiked the rubber
2 In another inning. Ell .;i !, N, 4
5I .onG and Neancr did the work, Sttll
went III tho seventh inning but, l$as his
one is not going to count against the
men, silence will be charity Still.dtass 4
show. however, that he could hand them
over tho plate, providing q man dldn5 csd
step on the rubber and get hit 55 y; GA
Five swats OF the sphere In the second 4
inning gave the Orioles sslx runs. Long !,
was doing the twlrling at this stage ot$
tho proceeding. a y M 3is3
A man was hit, two walked md three Il
OF them biffed singles and n bum error
was made In the sixth Inning, willie q
Southpaw Wcnner was doing the slab 4
work. Seven men chalkcd tho rubber (
with their spikes.
Tho squeeze play, was used tWt4et by 4
baltimore, and each time 1t was suc-83s
cessful A double steal was made by
tho visitors and some other things hap
pened. In ono inning ten m~-, came to i
bat, siss
But, as before mentioned. let's qnlt
md get together, The season Is to open \
here on the goth, and there isn't going
to be anything else happening like yes-5
terday's game s8
The score Is Just liko this, e~ if ltS
does look bad from the breakfast table:lN