The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-14
Shake Up Among Pirates.

yesterdays game, Manager Clarke. Of
the Pirates. made a big shake-up. for
1.-THE double purpose of getting more
Ibattihg, and of giving Jack Flynn. his
first basernan a chance to alloy his
crippled legs a rest. Wagner moved
over TO first base. and Leach was
brought back into the game and
placed at short. In addition Camp
hell and Wilson exchanged positions.
the latter. regular right fielder of the
club. taking Leacii's usual position. and
Campbell, who has been suhbing for
the center fielder, going to right.
J Manager Clark said that the recent
stories of dissension In the club. and
of trouble on its infield. had nothing
to do with the moved the first base
switch being made solely to rest Flynn.
who has been playing under severe
handicap for the past couple OF weeks.
Flynn viii be back as soon as he liz
right, unless the club. as now made
up, hits winning streak, in which
ievent of course, II Will remain as at
lpresent while the run OF good fortune
continues.
With the new lineup the Pirates
! had rather an easy time trimming the
Phillies who did not threaten until the
ninth. when the game was pretty safe.
Pfttshurg having six-run lead when
ttile iHHlnk UpSptu. w HltS went A1Ieiy
until the ninth when he weakened.
and II was necessary 10 send. Cainnitz
! in to stop the PhiIlies Ewing was hit
freely while he was on the slab. White
was the star siugger for his own team.
with three singles, but Campbell and
Clarke each got a double and einEle.
Pittsburg stole five bases. which
helped materially in it's run-TnaklnE.
Score:
Pfftsburg ........-..Oo 0--6
Philadelphia ......s..0o zoe 90 0 3--3
Batteries: Camitz. White and Glib
son; Ewing. Shelter. Moore and Doom.
Chicago, 8; New York. 2.
NEW YORK. June l4.--Chicago beat
New York by IL score of 6 to 2. -Four
of the Clubs runs were the result Of
/ poor work of Catcher Myers. Bridweli
was the only New York player who
was a credit 10 the team in batting and
!, fieldine, The score;
Chicago ...........1 3 O 0 o o--e
4 New York .......-.of 0 Q 0 600 IL
batteries: Brown and Archer. Ames
land Meyers.
St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, I.
BROOKLYN. June i4.--St Louis and
{ Brooklyn got together for the first time
this season the local grounds after two
postponements and the visitors won.
to /. Burch scored for Brooklyn In the
frst on a single, a sacrifice and Rum
mei's double. The locals were BANKED
thereafter. Sailee pitching great ball.
/ The score:
I ct. Lotiss 400 ac 0 ---<
I Brooklyn ..~......-1 90 DO 0 o o OIL
Batteries: Sallee and Bresnohan;
Bell and Bergen.
Even Break in Boston.
BOSTON, June l4.--An even break
was the result Of the double header
lberween Boston and Cincinnati, the Wis
itors taking the first game. to 2, and
/ Boston the second. . to 2. Errors de-
cided both events. Both managers got
into difficulty with the umpires, Lake.
| of Boston. being sent from the field
and driffith. of Cincinnati. from the
coaching lines after disputing the ar
bitrators' decisions The score:
First Game.
! Score by Innings:
ICfncfnnat ........... 700 70 o.
Boston .,...........1 1000 00--a
Batteries. Burus and Mclean; Cur
tbs. Ferguson and Graham.
Second SGame.
Score by innings:
Boston 00f0102 KS
/ Cincinnati ....l 1000 0 90 %
Batteries: Brown and Smith; Suggs
and McLear