The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
LAWMAKERS. AND III
RED SOX DIVIDE
Locals Take the Morning Game in Easy Fashion
Score Of q Revelle Allowing Only Two Hits.
B Chenaults Wldness and Errors Lose Second
Cancel Record Crowd.

ord Crowd.
ryd ryder s' II. ...:... 3 8 ISL -
y. ss!t,a q { Tor lb. 9 q
Re li1fa as. q 3 9 ~ u !
Walker, p. 4 soj o Q o IA \
:Baited FOR chenault ISL s 81
Score by Innings: II
Richmond IS. - % 90 o %
s Summary: Two t base hts hts, Hefr9on.
K sfs'1 ges Bases sesleR
bails-LIpe. striek outlby e5hsehsuit
SHY Walker. a. Passed tballs--Messitt.is
Wild pitches-Chenau1 Time OF game
-2:l0. Umn1re-Byron. Artendancas@s
1000. sSSs 81;
Revelle and his smile. with the as
sistance OF some husky hitting, won I
the morning game for Lipe.s lads by /
THE score OF s. to e. The locals pounds
ed the proud Walsh all over the lot
one time getting five hits and q sacri-s
flee In succession. Dutch s.. smila&S
was almost lnvincible, for It only
allowed two hits. one a scratch slngle$ 81
but. the other was a three-sacker.
from &tne noise q4tHeyf5 4IIldQe..--eYeIlf3
when they were losing, for ti1ey,rat
game sports, those Danville people,
there were at least a thousand Red !
sox sympathizers in attendance, The
/ local fans were about 900 strong.
which is one of the largest crowds that
ever made the grandstand and bleach
ers groan at a morning game. Thas
small boy and his big firecrackerss
evidently got the popuia ces up early, sforSs
every body was wide awake and clrocles
full OF enthusiasm when Umpire Byron
said. Get busy!' Y IS SSs
Make Double steal. S
The first successful double steal att
1 the park this season was accomplished
by 1son and sieber. the latter going
home, while the former passed TO Sec.
ond. TWAS q well-executed and asI
pretty piece OF headwork, and the
principals deserved all the applause
they received. Lipe. Sandherr and Z
Kanzler figured in a double play, as
/, did Fisher and Stafford. Doyle made
a nice one hand catch OF Lipe's fly
back OF first. With the exception tof
Richmond's heavy hitting, there was
no other unusual feature.
Revelle allowed one hit in 8thessecond
and third innings each. After that
the Bugs were extinguished In order.
In the second inning Danville started
\ the run-getting. Stafford worked his.
/ way to first on balls being sacrificed
to second by Fisher. Reinhart fol-
lowed with his electric three-b base hit
4 To centre. scoring Stafford and setting
the Danville fans in an gupro ar. w hen
Ryan died at first on iSandherr's throw
Reinhart checked q run. More noise
4 In the Danville camp. Ryan went out
at first, and Walsh hit the air thrice,
,liScore: Ito 0. with the inning half
Il over. Sss sss
For Richmond. sieber managed to-
/ get hit by ball, going to second on
ISandherr's hunt hit. Titman was
called out for being hit by a battSa
ball. Sandherr was forced out at 49,.
ond when Ison reached first % Ga OF
A fielders' choice. but Siebcr went to-
third. With Messitt at the bat. Isons
generated the double steal. running
snearly to second and the n back toward
first again, and then sliding safely to-
second Z as Fisher tried to throw OUT
,lSieber as he stole home. On the COM
|pletion Of this play the loyal lie gions let
Tout yell that ripped the lowering
Iclouds wide open. Messitt wan ted some
glory himself. and plugged a liner to-
lcentre that scored Ison. The batter,
i however. was thrown out at second.
Slaughter in5 the Sixth.
After this came the slaught er IN thaS
sixth round. Revel1e went out at first
but Heffron singled to centre. Lipes
Ibid likewise, and Kanzlers singled to-
Ileft, filling the bases TO capactt y. Sie-t
! ber$ followed with the fourth sing 1e.
which went through short. scoring sHef-&
Ifron and Lipe, and advancing Kanzler
Ito second Then Sandherr sacrificed
1.-THE runners to third and second on ia
Hong flyssto right field TitmanF sent
la fifth hit down the left foul sltne.sa
checking Kanzler and advancing Sie-s
| Der to third. The tier. d however, was
caught trying to steal h ONE O second
Itime ri b !s5$sy Y
RI The last run wa 8 made In I he sev-@
enth. Ison led off wit a hit to left fors
lone bag. going to sec onds as Messitts
Preached first on Re inhart' IS miscue gof SaS
bunt, He was flagg ed at third, Ryan
| to Reinhart. when Revelle reached
thirst on 9fieldcrs' choice. Heffron fol-
flowed with a ripping two hagger tos
THE right lawn, scoring Messitt and
sending Revelle to- third. The latter
was thrown out at home by Walsh
when Llpe reached first on a fielderss
choice. 55
Kanzler nearly tailed in the eight
frame. being thrown out at the rubbe
The score: 5t
Z
Players. Alb. r. H. O, a. a.
Heffron, \. j .s "A 2
Lipe, 3b.... 4 &. 1, ~. 4. ISL o 0S5
Kanzler, 1b.. ..S3 2 4 3
Sieber, ct. ~. 4 ts5 IL q B
Sandherr. y % q
Titman. RI ~. z. !. ~. I. KS IL Qgs
Ison, 2b-g ~ S Os
Messitt. 8 On
Reyelle, p....i.l. 3 9 y ~ &
I5a XII 3g & SS58 ---&--A -. - --.5s
Totals n. $685.. !. IL az
IN Danvllle.
Players. A,B.. r: II. o. A.s
POWELL II ~. @ g 81 a
Doyle, - .E..s.-. 10 s&o IL %
Hem, CT ~, !. .I...... o ~ g u
Tyd eman. ri ! fst
Stafford, lbs. 49, 9 B0isSs 0ss
Fisher ss... q ass M ~ g N
Reinhart, sb. i, /. II. j. 81 IS Iii 4 "
Ryan. y ~ a g . Il ~
Walsh, q Y n = va w
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