The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
Visitors Start Out With Three
Runs in First Inning;
Score Z to. 4.
LOCALS WERE LIGHT
WITH WAGON TONGUE
Richmond Also Scores in First,
Getting Two Runs, but the
Visitors Come Back With
Three More in the
Seventh-Errors
Costly.

a small hurricane presided at the
park yesterday and gave the Rochester
| team a lead in the first inning that re-
suited in their winning from the Law
makers by the score of to A. The
locals had another off day with the
| bat, and the errors in the first inning
We're costly. The wind played such
tricks with pop flies about the bases
that several times the locals let it hit
the ground without even getting their
hands on it.
For the last two times now the Law
makers have started in wrong. With
the exception of the first inning. Rev
ellie pitched dandy game. but like
Sparks in the Altoona game, he was
unsettled at the beginning. Kanzler
put up n cracking good game at first
and made a grandstand one-hand catch.
Morgan and Ison are picking up at
short and second. The former nabbed
one so hot that it nearly knocked him
over. Riggs had four chances, and he
was always under the ball. His slash
ing three Dagger was the feature Of
the game.
The visitors secured three runs in
the first, doubled the number in the
seventh. and made another in the ninth
The Lawmakers started out we'll them
selves, making two runs in the first
and scoring again In the sixth and
seventh.
Anderson, the right fielder for
Rochester, was a star man at scoring,
getting home three times out of four
times up. He also helped to save a
runner
Tomorrow the heavy hitting Buffalo
club comes to town for two games, the
second game to follow on Tuesday. The
Lawmakers will do their best to take
out their last three defeats on the
Bisons, and some good ball is looked
for by tho fans. The Rochester team
returned to Havre de Grace. Md, their
training camp, last night. Nearly
5000 spectators saw the game yester-
day.
Anderson led off for the visitors
getting his base on balls. Lipe failed
to handle Clancy's grounder, and adj
vanced Anderson to second. Batch got
his base on balls; and with the bases
filled, Lipe fumbled Flannagan's
grounder scoring, Anderson and again
tlling the bases. Loudly famed Then
Holly came up with single to right.
the wind taking the ball out of Tit
mans reach, which scored Clancy and
left the bases still filed LennoN
knocked fly between Kanzler and
Ison, but again the wind juggled the
ball and neither got their hands on It.
This scored Batch, and again filled the
bases.
The fans We're silent as death: the
outlook was awful, and the fiendisn
wind howled with glee. However, at
this point the scoring temporarily
ceased Erwin forced out Flanagan
at home then Ison threw out Mclean
at first,
In the Lawmakers half Hetfron got
to first on balls. Lipe was hit by tho
pitcher ianzler singled to centre
filling the bases, and the rooters began
to sit up and take notice Kanzlel
was thrown out at second when Riggs
hit but the latter brought in both
heffron ana Lipe which revived ths
bleachers so that the welkin rang with
mighty shouts, Titman struck ont, re
firing the side
All was quiet until Line came to hat
IN the sixth at which time Otey en-
tered the box for the visitors, I.ipe
walked and kan2ler struck out. Then
lggs slugged the ball for three bags,
scoring Lipe from first and tying tho
score. ritmam however, flew out 10
second and Ison famed,
In the next Inning, when Jackson
entered the hoS the visitors again got
busy. Erwin singled 10 left and 0tey
fouled cut 10 Cowan Erwin went 10
aecond on> p passed ball Anderson
advanced him to third with a single ard
u double to left hold, scoring both men
Batch got To Iirst on lIelders' choice
Clancy passed to third on the THROW
from the outfield, but he was caught
between third ana home Ivy Ilpe, Batch
stoln second and was brought home by
Flunnagan S single. Loudly struck out