The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

Il to make tho Boston populacc snt
Charley HallSweary in tho first inning
TRIPPING to tho right field barrier am
| scoring HemphilI and Knight After
| Roach walked, Cree, with liis assist.
lance. pulled off double steal and scored.
/ That made the score Creo 3, Boston
0. In the third stanza the little out
| fielder smashed the ball into the left
Held bleachers when Jack knight WINS
OH first
"Rubc' oldring. of the Athletics,
| practically heat the sox all by his lone
| somo on August 20, driving in four
runs and scoring once himself. The
| White Elephants got six runs that
afternoon to Chicago's four.
Twenty-nine times last season hits
were mado when all tho bases had
occupants that cleared them. One of
these cleanup wallops was single,
ten were doubles, fourteen were triples
and four were homera. The athlete
credited with the odd stunt OF driving
three men over the plate by merely
singing was Northen of the Browns,
the incident happening in the game
played with Washington on septem-
Der "a. In reality Northcn's clout was
worth two or three bases but the
youngster. surprised to have made
such noble wnllop against Sir Walter
|0onnson rugged first.
Players who made doubles when tho
bases were in an Intoxicated condition
and cleared the cushions of their in
habitants were Doc Gessler ana Wal
ter Johnson. of the Senators; George
Moriarty and Sam Crawford, of the
Tigers Eddie Collins and Frank
Bakor. OF the Athletics Bill Carriran.
of the Red sox; AL schwettzer, of the
srowns; Frank LANCE, OF the White
son. and Jack Knight. of the nigh.
landers The schoolboy shorts tops
oase-cleaning two-bagger. made In tho
game with washington on October 4.
practically decided that battle. the
score of which was to 5.
The records show that during tho
campaign fourteen three masted drives
came at the time when they would do
tue most good--namely, when the bases
were full to Overlooking. One gallant
athlete twice smote for trio of sacks
under such conditions This man was
Harry Lord who made one clean-,ip
wallop before he went to Chicago and
one after he had changed Sox. Lords
first hit Of this sort did not cut much
of a figure in the result OF the game,
but his, second smash, made In the
nightcap portion Of the st. Louis Chi
cago bargain bin of September g. de-
cided that argument in favor OF the
Hitless Wonders. The score was ) TO
= with Chicago on the long end, but
prior to the time Lord made his clout
81. Louis was In the van, . to o.
ne other players who made triples
that brought in three runs were Cot
ton Top Tusner, Harry Niles, George
stovall and I'D Hohnhurst. of the
Maps; Ira Thomas, of the White Ele-
phants: Wilbur Roach and Birdie"
Cree. of the Highlanders: Clyde Engle.
OF the Speed Boys Matty Mcintyre and
pary Jones, of the Tigers; "shauno"
Collins. of the White Sox, and Harry
Gessler. of the Senator'S. OF these play
crs. DaYy Jones alone was an emgency
hitter. Ira Thomas got chance to
make his noteworthy wallop because
Dolly" Gray of Washington In the
game of May 0, purposely passed Jack
Barry. Showing that You Never Can
Tell, Frank Paderewski Smith, who
finished the season with Boston, re-
fused to let Lajoie hit the ball in the
fifth inning of the second game played
on September %, and passed the King,
filling the bases. Recruit Hohnhurst.
angered at this reflection on his hit
ting ability, clouted for three-fourths
of the distance and won the game for
the Maps,
Turner's three bagger in the nth
inning of the game with st. Louis on
May 6-kincella pitchinG-also meant
a victory for the Maps, The score of
this argument was to 3, Turner. af-
ter TRIPPING with tho bases Tanned,
hiking to the plate on Lajoies single.
oh, You Mn,ty:
Matty Mcintyre, the pride OF Staten
Island. manufactured his base-cleaniug
three-b Dagger in the second inning OF
the game with st. Louis on June %.
Red" John Powell had gone to Gill;
CAMS rescue. and the first ball the
relief hurler served Mcintyre picked
for three bags. three runners chasing
home. Possessed of a five-run lead at
the end OF the second inning, the
Tigers FILTERED 1t away and were
beaten, ii TO o.
Four players became heroes by wal
looping the cork centred sphere for four
bases when the hassocks Were fun to
Overlooking. Tho men who hit for the
grand tour at the psychological
moment We're Norman Elberfeld. of the
Senator'S; Garland j. Stahl. of the Red
Sox; Dcne Bush. of the Tigers, and
Leeford rannehill, OF the White Sox.
Three OF these noble wallops We're
made in Boston and one in Chicago. |
the beans and pork districts thus en-