The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13

The second melee between the Law.
makers and the Red sox yesterday was
much more sanguinary than the first.
There werc many moments OF tuHnlt
in the breasts of the partisans of both
teams, but In the round up the tumult-
uousness was confined In the main to
the horde that was pulling for Lipe's
boys.
Although 1t was not as fast a
game in point Of time as that played
Thursday, there was much more con-
temporaneous human interest centred
In II by reason Of some doubtful de-
clslons against the locals. who IN
spite OF that fact got together In the
ninth inning and pounded out victory
TO the tune OF 2 to I.
a popularity about the struggle was
that Danyille did all its playing at the
start while Richmond came UP strong
at the finish. Tho contest was per-
liaps the most exciting seen here this
year. the result never being more
doubtful Danville got one man across
the slate in the third round. and Rich
mond. after pegging along for eight
innings. sent the two winning runs
across in the ninth
Hits Were Bunclcd.
Heffron. r.ipe and Kanzler were re-.
sponsible for the victory. They got
three clean hits in succession. Heffron's
being q two-bagger and Kanzler's be-
: Ing good for the same had II been
necessary for him to run. but the game
was over.
Both Reyellc and Walker were
touched up for some heavy hits. but
the former managed to scatter them
better than his opponent
In the seventh inning Umpire Byron
drew popular disapproval on account
Of calling back Kanzler TO first after
lie had stolen second and calling Riggs
out on the charge that he had In
terfered with the catcher's throw TO
second. He also declared that Messitt
should pay a fine of IS. and he put him
OFF the field for the remainder of the
game.
Manager Lipc stated later that Mes
slit had merely approached TO speak
with him as he was arguing with
Byron, and that the catcher was not
guilty of any offens. to the umpire.
In the first four innings Richmond
went out one, two. three. In the second
Tydeman led off with two-basc
whac:l TO left field. and was sacrificed
to third By Stafford Tydeman. how
ever. was held on third as Reinhart
went out at first, and when he tried
to come In on Ryan's grountcr to Ison
he was tagged at the plate.
Powell Scores.
in the third Powell came up first
md slaslled out neat three Dagger
to centre field, scoring OH the throw in
of Doyie's fly TO Titman. After that
not a man reached third. Messitt who
hit the ball both times UP, got to first
on q single 10 left in the last half of
the third. but when Reyelle grounded
TO short both runners went out on a
ford
In the fifth Riggs lined hot drive
over second. Tic ball bounded over
PowcIls head, and Riggs drew up at
third, where lie was left. as Sandherr
died at first, Titman famed, and Ison
flew ont to left field.
After Aessitt had singled to centre
in the next frame he worked his way
TO third on RcvelIe's sacrifice and
Hcffron's out but Lipc sent fly 10
right that retired the side.
In the seventh inning Kanzler reach.
cd first on neat bunt. Then. when
Rlggs came up, he stole second. but
Umpire Byron's decision brought him
back to first and Riggs was called out.
kanzler stole second again. however,
passing to third as sandherr went out
at first. but was caught OFF the last
bag and put out on a flulse squeeze
play.
Win In the Ninth.
Then came the ninth. selbrie. amid
applause. came TO bat for Revelle. but
flsher scooped up his difficult ground
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