The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

Cowan; Mc1tenna singled and Hooker
followed suit. Hobbs could not locata3
the plate and walked Anthony.
l With tho bases fuil and one man
down, Walsh caught MeNcnna mapping
nj third and threw him out Cumming /
then retired tile side by striking out
For Richmond Titman drove II lily to
McISen'1a. Wallace Singled anu stelo
second, but Siebrie and Gcttig We're
retired ON strikes by Kline
kirkpatrick led off with a single for
the Shoemnkcrs In tile MIN but Sicbrie
neldcd fischman and Gruner out at
flrst and Hobbs famed Kline. Rich
mond began tile run-gettng in her
half, and Kline was lucSN u get out
of the hole In which lie had gotten.
He walked Cownn. and Walsh attempt
ed to sacriflco lin to tho next cor
ner. but thu bali was tielact to second
in the effort 20 catch CoWnn and both
men were snfc. Hobbs drove fly to
Hooker and iieffron lit n higryone to
kirkpatrick @tt,i two on the haas,
Reeve siraslied out a double to eft,
scoring CowHn and Harding Walsh on
third y Easter runner would have
scored, but Walsh took no chances.
Titman walked and the boscs We're
filed, but liohhs's ny was we'll handled
by Hooker. one RIM
In the sixth Bowen was out tGcttiE.
to CownnI; McNennu struck out ana
Hooker hit to Cownn, who touched the
bag. For the Colts, Sicbrie sent fly
to centre. which Hooker squeezed,
Gettig famed and Cowan popped ono
UP to rischman Nnthing d"inr,
In the seventh, LNnchburg broke tho
eggs and but for steadincss by Hobbs
al a critical moment, would have won
the game. anthony was safe on Get
tig's error, and in series of wild
throws reached third, Hobbs, who
finally got the ball, threw to tho bag
to catch Anthony, hut there was no one
covering Is, and the runner scored,
I Cumming WAS robbed of n hit by Reeve,
> who threw hin, out at first; Kirk
patrick was safe at first on Reeves
bad throw, which took Cowan off the
bag, but was thrown out at first on
Fischman's drive to Cowan, Fischnan
being safe. Grancr was safe when
Cowan dropped a thrown bail. 1'isch-
man going TO third, but IIlines easy
one to Hobbs retired the side with
but one run. Tor Richmond, WALSH
flew out to Hooker Hobbs drove
a corking two saclter to left,
and Hebron was thrown out at
frs: by J'ischman, Hobbs taking third.
Reeve walked, but was caught between
first and second, and Hobbs who tried
to score, was caught at tho plate by
j .
In the eighth Bowen was safe on
Gettig's error and Mckenna sacrificed
him to second by bunt toward third,
Hooker drove a long fly to left-centrc,
Which Heffron got. and Anthony struck
out. Then Richmond set off the fire.
works. and in succession of errors
by the Shoemakers, won the game. TIT
nan got pass, Wallace was safe
when Fischman slipped and fell in at
tempting to cut off Titmnn at s~,-
ond Sebrie was thrown out ut first
by lTischman Gcttig drove one to
F'ischman, which he iuggled and Tit
man and Wallace scored Cowan was
out, second to first, Gcttlg taking Sec
ond and scoring Il moment later on
Walsh's timely single; Hobbs was safe
OH Kllne's error, but Hcffron. the
eighth man up, sent a fly to Kirk
patrick Three runs
The Shoemakers kept pegging away
undisn,ayed by the lead of the Colts
md gave the crowd scare in the
ninth. Cumming was safe on Reeves
error; Kirkpatrick famed but l'isch-
man hit to right-field. Gruner drew
q pass and Kline hit one to Siebrie
which he bungled, Cumming and F'isch,
man scoring In the miX-up that fol.
lowed With only one man down ant
the score 4 to 3, it looked blue 10
the Colts but Bowen popped a fly {
third and Gettig ficlded McIlcnnn'
rap to first. ending the game Til
score follows;