The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
East EndLeague
HOW THEY STAND.
Zimncr In Grcnt Form.

thinner. Of the Oak Groves, after
one bad inning yesterday. settled
down and pitched big league ball
against the Railroaders. IN the first
round Dunnavant started the racket
for the Railroaders by his two-bag-
ger, Akers following suit. Hall also
got timely single. With these three
hits the railroad bunch tailed three
runs. thinner faced the situation like
an old veteran. and after this little
batting fest. shut down on his oppo-
nents, and they only secured four more
hits to their credit. these being scat
tered. only one OF them scoring a run
The features of the game were the
two sensational catches made by Pol
lard and Hall, and the batting of Cap
tain Akers, who in four times IN Sc
cured two doubles and a single. Creek
more. who has been pitching such
sensational ball for the Railroaders.
was hit pretty freely by the Groves"
Score by innings: RH.E.
r. r. Y. MICA s01oooooo-4 &
Oak Groves. oo16 100000
Batteries-Creekmor and Beasley:
thinner and Hampton.
Summary: Runs-E. thinner, 3:
snellings, /; Mann. l: F. BEDFORD, l.
Dunnavant, /; Beasley. l; Akers. ..
Hits-Snellinss l; S. thinner. /: Mann,
1; F. BEDFORD. 2; Austin, /; E. Zim-
mer, 2. Stolen bases-Snellings, Mann.
F. BEDFORD. 2; f. thinner. Bases on
balls--By thinner. /; by Creekmore T.
Struck out-By thinner. g. by Creek
more. Wild pitch-zimmer Time
ter and Pocklington. Attendance, zoo.
Tigers Lose In Ninth.
The Indians. By punching hits on
Winters In the ninth togethcr with
some costly errors on the part Of the
Tigers, %'on out by the score Of TO
yesterday. At the beginning of the
ninth. the Tigers had the game to o.
but singley gave the war whoop and
the Indians soon got the Tigers up in
the air and when the smoke of bat
tie had cleared away. the Indian
braves had won out uy majority of
four runs.
Harrison pitched great ball for the
Indians, striking out eleven men. and
not Tiger got a walk off his de-
livery. Thorp was given a tryout by
the Tigers in the first four innings
and pitched good ball. He retired
in favor of Winters. who pitched SEN
sational ball until the ninth Mont
Gomery starred for the Tigers in the
outfield. mailing Harrison at the home
plato from deep left.
Score by innings: RHE.
Tigers. ....... 00003 o00O-3 8
Powhatans,... 5000 oooo7-7 4
Batteries: Thorp, Winters and
Vaughan-Iloyd; Harrison and Farley.
Summary: Runs-Ancarrow 1: Hoo
yer, 1; Vaughan Lloyd. /: Lowell. 1:
Rowles, /; Rueger. / Wilcox, /; Har-
rison, l. Farley, 1; Doeppe. 1. Two
base hits-Harrison. Saunders, john
son. Hoover Three base hit--Lowe
Sacrifice hits - Hoover. Ancarrow
Stolen bases - NJ o n g emery 3;
Vaughan Lloyd. Double play-Lowe
to Wilcox; Hoover to Parker; Ancar-
row to Barker. Struck out-By
Thorp. 6; by Winters. 3; by Harrison,
H. Hit by Observation-Disclosures
Ancarrow. Bowles. Wade Wild pitch
-Thorp. Time Of game, 1:45. I'm
pire, Mr. Crowder. Attendance, 200.
Brooklnnds. z, Piedmonts, 8.
In an interesting game. featured by
the catching by Vaughan OF the
Brook)ands, who did not allow a singl.
stolen base. and the one-handed catch
OF Vermillera in Right field tho Brook
lands defeated the Piedmonts by tho
above score. Several times the Pied.
monts had men on bases with GOOD
chances OF scoring. but each time VIII
kinson closed up tight and refused to
allow hits when needed.
Score by innings: R.Hn
-, ooNiahos.'' UO'u 2 OF Z
Piedmonts.... oo2oo100o--a Z
Observation-Disclosures and Vaughan.
Hawkins and Davis, III -
Summary: Two-baEe hit-Naptnr.
Stolen bases--Mccurdy, Roze. Lyons.
Vermillera, Napier. Hit by pitched
nail--Hawkins. Double pIay--Napler
TO Boze to Lyon. Bases on balls--Hv
Wilkinson. 81 by Hawkins, q, HtrnAls
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