The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-15

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quent changes.
Pitcher Leonard. just signed by the
Truckers, is a good orc. and, VIII
strengthen the team. lie VIII we'll
MI Schuman's place.
With Wynne Clark in the game mr.
managing the team the Truckers ough,
will probably play second himself.
They will be here to-day.
Long pitched q winning game. but,
unfortunately for him, he was sent in
to pull lost one out of the fire.
Murray was given four times at bat
BY the reports from Lynchburg and
Oakley none. 1t Should have been
Oakley three and Murray one.
THAT boy Kirkpatrick Is playing at
his best speed for the Shoemakers, and
Is making good there In great shape.
1t is doubtful whether Richmond has
improved on him.
The lady rooters gave Carter well
come by singing TO him, Here Comes
the Duke Awalkin,' says tho Lynch
burg Advance.
Matney and Dngle fniled 20 show UP
| In Norfolk Monday and both have been
suspended.
released by Danville, and Fender will
n
I Hinton made Ills local debut in
I Norfolk uniform and made good, says
ltle Ledger Dispatch.
| stewart paid his compliments to his
| opposing battery by striking Walsh
and Salvc each out twice. In return
! for this Stewart accepted two free.
passes from Salve.-Lynchburg Ad-
vance.
/ When Salve was about to go UP in
4 the seventh old Red Walsh had to tie
his shoe, an old trick to give the pitch
er breathing spell..-Lynchburg News.
4 Titman played a sensational game
in rightfield. Two of his foul fly
\ catches looked out of the question un-
It'll the p.>yer put his paws under the
Iball.-Lynchburg Advance,
I Titman made nice play In captur-
ing Hollis fly after a long run says
LSnchburg paper Considering the
heavy ground, the play was very fast
4 Norfolk's outfield has been materially
strengthened by the addition of l1etzer,
4 Whose release was purchased from Dan
y vile. the consideration being it is said
one hundred bones
Pitcher Long has a rising ball that
Is very deceptive. He makes them al
guess when he selects this particular
delivery.
1t Is announced that Richards. who
played with Danville early in the sea
son, has been signed by Roanoke
Richards has been in the South Caro-
lima League since he was let go by
Il)anville.
When Cassidy was taken out, Lone
went to the rubber He Is one OF the
: most gentlemanly players in the game
IT was very noticeable how the fans
respected him. 1t seems that ever,
i rooter present noted the difference II
/ his mannerism from the swagger o
. some of the slab artists In tn,
! leagu News
J Manager Fender, OF Norfolk. i
> negotiating for a fast second -sac ke
s named Lindsay. It is taken for grant
ed that Lindsay is faster fielder tina,
! Fender
= y The biggest share Of the victory vel
. terday belongs to the quiet gentlemal
q Jack Anthony. Not only did he sen
I; Hooker home with q slashing trip
to centre. but he used the best juds
< ment In running home on Cummings
i out at first. while Hobbs held the ba
;. as If in trance.-Lynehburg Advanc
. Wallace scooped a line drive off II
u ground. hit by Hooker rnEthe seven
inning Monday when the bases we
full. This great play saved at lea
two runs for Salve.
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