The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BALTIMORE TIES
SCORE IN NINTH.
Orioles Find Mulhall In
Sixth and Pound in
Three Runs. a
| GAME CALLED
in The .|+ TENTH E ]. l. !
salve Does Pretty Piece ofI
Pitching Before Being Relieved.
Cassidy Is Substituted Too &
Late for Good Local II
Team Makes Good Il
Showing.

& Manager Slaffer's Lawmakers partly aft
retrieved their defeat at tho hands Of S
the New York Americans on FRIDAY.
April 9Th, BY holding the Baltimore ori-s
olcs, who won from the Highlander q 3
few days ago, to a A to score in ten as
innings Of sensational baseball on tllOE S a
Broad Street grounds yesterday afterno on.s8aS
AS a matter Of fact, the locals should sss
have scored a victory Had Manager s
Shaffer not substituted Mulhall for Salve ss
In the sixth session, 1t is safe to- say s
that there would have been a different i
tale to tell. Until the sixth the littieHS
southpaw. Salve, had the visitors a his 55f
mercy, and allowed but two hits in that IN
time. Richmond was four to tho. good. AZ
and Pop, thinking that the game was all sS
sewed up and ready for delivery to the Ne
fans, sent in A1ulhall. The latter had not ss
warmed up enough, and before the dusk "
settled had been touched up forIlfsSs two ri
| singles which, coupled with two s bases ~
OIL balls, an error by Kirkpatrick, and 55
long fly by Hall to deep left, netted tho Il
Orioles three TALES. is "a s SygSS
Tho side was finally re tired; IS ow.sl
ever. and 1t was though It that the Cap.
|5italites would be returned a victor even
4 then. Cassidy went into the box at W
i this stage of the game. and was going
we'll until the ending OF the nlntlls
/ when a base on ball s developed into tho
1 run that tied up the& game, for each
side went out in order in the TENTH,
| Land Umpire Stanton called time on ac.S5
4 &count OF darkness. III IL
/ { Leaving out the fatal sixth, It was
| one OF the best games ever seen on the
! local field this season. Salve pitched 4
i a nasterfuls contest, and why he,fiWasss
4 sent to the bench / a mystery. AsSt "a
was. the winners got but five hits, and }
1.-the losers five also. In the sixth
4 $Herne bntted for Burchell and in s. the
seventh Mueller. a right-hander,s Will
4 o. world OF speed and q Yersatt q esE ssS8
4 sortalent Of curves. was put on the
1 firing 81 line. lie held Richmond 8safeS
& Isallowing but one stingy bingle and
& sslng but one man. IL. .Ssg Sjs
4 II, the ending of the sixth It seemed
J as though Richmond would score. Snaf-'ss
d fer laced out "a beauty to le It, ard SNve N
u to second on Hinton's s. screamer tosth
Fl pitcher#which that worthy was unable
u to handle Long was used as g PING chs
Il hitter for Salve and drew free trans N
! porat ion filling the bases. 7 it1nanS hit
& n nasty one back OF the 0rst- base
II line. which Hunter got after o liar rum
. Sha fer tried toy get home on the throw
r in and was called out at the Plate DUR
8 ling a petty wrangle which 1 g lloWeu,F
81 Hinton stole third. Reeve then got st,sS
: when Hebron knocked mn easy one
] to Rurchel, the latter threw O'fSettts
i. out at the plate, retiring the side.
? How the Runs Were Made.
: 1.jtroons led off for Richmond by
!. smashing the ball fairly on tlae&nos
i for pretty three bags ger. Reeve ~
n drove a hot ono to Hail. who WasBnn-SS
d abla to do anything but lace 1t over
J, r. first In time to get Reey While
], Titmnni 4 scored Hebron walked d. " and
y showed his appreciation Of Burchell'1s
g Kindness by pilfering second. n,
: Wallace also ambled to the q ln ny. y
: sack on q pass. kirkpatricR Grew
i FIrnter Oft first with q mean one g
r rsw feet inside tho line. but Burchell
d was onto his job and covered 8the
Ihag in time to get the runner. n o Nell
: fculed to Byers. making three down.
8 Salve walked O'Hara. and Hall nletl
d To Heffron, who held O'Hara on 3tlrst
i, by n pretty throw to second. ONeil
q land Shnlfer then pulled off, a neat
d double play on Dunn's pop lly back ot
n second. Ss$9 fS5
8 There was nothing more doingai in
: the run getting until the third. when
Richmond crossed tho pan twice. Both
tnllies were due to errors by Burrell
Hall and Burchell. Reeve got a lifa
= on Burrel's mutf Of an easy one. and
r. went to second a moment later when
u Hail. who attempted to take the catch
IN er's throw, booted tho leather. q II ef,
=. from got to first when Burche1l failed
IA to hang onto his drive to the box, and
rr which was too hot to handle,
10 On Kirkpatrlclss out from pitcher
a. to first both men moved UP ono, and
=. scored n moment later when Burchel
Hlthrew Wild to Hunter on Cowan's mt.