The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-12

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with Sweeney and Hooker racing to-.
wards home. They both scored by
city block, but Wallace tried to stretch
his ee-bagger3 into a home run, and
was caught sliding about three feet
away. sis
In the last half OF the tenth Ricli-
mond made brave effort to recover,
at one time having two men on bases,
but thanks to Klrkpatrick's leapinH
stop OF Kanzler's high liner over third
there was nothing doing. q VI aes ss'sS
While devoid OF special features t,rs
to the tenth, there was not sinE1as
play that could cause kick by even
The most disgruntled rooter. Heffrons
handled several long drives back into
tho left field crowd that looked good
for two bases. Sandherr handled hifn-
self like a major leaguer,S going afteHl
and capturing everything In his terri
tory. From the way the Hill; Climberas
played as n team. it is a mystery why.
they remain at the bottom OF the coli
umn, and II they keep up yesterdays 81
streak It Is a safe bet that they VIII
not be there long. III
While there was plenty OF hitting.i
both pitchers were In good form and /;
kept them scattered. Sparks allowedi
four men to walk, while Schuman had !
perfect control and did not pass q
man. V II
IIcffron. Fine Capture. 81
Bowen led Or for Lynchburg by:
sending one back to the left 81 field!
crowd. which Heffron neatly captured:s
Sweeney was thrown out at first by
Kanzler, Sparks covering the bag:
Davis walked, and Hooker retired the
side by flying out to Titman.
In Richmond's half Heffron vas re-
tired onSa slow grounder to Kirkpat-l
rick. Lipe flied TO Hooker, and Kanzlerl
went out at first on a grounder to-
Sweeney. S.
Wallace swatted at three without
success; kirkpatrick flied to the left,
field bleachers. but Hebron was6on the
job; Raley singled. and Bentley vent
out, Lipe to first.
The next was easy. Sieber and Sands,
herr flied and Titman famed.
For Lynchburg. schuman popped out
to Sleber: Bowen was caught at frst,.
Ison captured an easy fly of Sweeney's.I
Ison got the first hit of the game I'M
Richmond's half on a slow bunt down
third: Messitt famed; Ison going to-
| third on a wild throw by Bentley. and
scoring on Sparks,s single. HI ffron fled
out. and the side was retired on Lipe'ss
lgrounder to Raley.
Davis died at first; Hooker walked,
but was thrown out attempting to steal
L seconds Wallace again tanned. 49,
Richmond's final runs were made In
this inning. Kanzler hit to left /: was
sacrificed to second by sieber; went
to third on passed ball, and scored
on flelder's choice; sandherr going.
| to first. and scoring on Ison's three
Dagger. Messitt was thrown out at
i first r. ss
kirkpatrick hit for a single, fol-
lowed by Raley, who did the same;
thing. Bentley repeated the dose
Schunan flew out and Klrkpatrickl
scored on Bowens hit. Raley following
with run on Sweeney's sacrifice
Davis went out on a foul
Sparks was thrown out al first. He'll
ron hit. and the side was retired on a
meat double. tgt
Hooker started off with a twosbag-
ger, Wallace went out, short to Y first
kirkpatrick famed.
Kanzler5{was out at first. Sandherrs
| famed. Titman flied out to short 81;
Raley famed. Bentley filed out schul 4
man walked and Bowen flied out
81 In the tenth Bowen famed. sweeney
singled. Davis sacrificed and Hooker
walked Wallace hit for three bags
scoring the two winning runs. the
Il score: 5sssA III lsiag