The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-14
SPLENDID GA ME-
PLAYED TO A TIE
collegians and Culpeper Score
One Each and Work Till
Dark.

Through eleven we'll played Innings,
the Richmond Collegians and the hus-
Ky team from Culpeper battied to a
/ to tie yesterday afternoon at
Broad Street Park. II was the kind OF
ball that Richmond enthusiasts have
been wishing and hoping for during
the past season, but. alas have rare
~ seen The few spectators who had
the discrimination to attend. made up
in enthusiasm for what they lacked
In numbers and remained in their
Umpire Cowan OH account Oh dark
ness.
The score indicates that 1t was for
the most part a pitchers battle. bat
there was action for every man on
both teams. Though each pitcher did
star work and kept the safe ones we'll
scattered. the real feature was the
Gelding work OF bota teams. Strother.
for Culpeper. famed eight men. and
his opponent H!nchnan. Knocked
down nine at the plate. Time after
time, however. the men behind them
handled difficult ones that looked like
ats from the first crack of the bat
Several OF those who have not missed
game this season pronounced IT the
prettiest game OF the summer.
Hard Work for All.
There was nothing doing from the
hrst inning 10 the fourth. Both sides
aattled nercely. and occa sionally there
was a hit and man showed around as
far as third base, there to die as the
third man went down. In the sixth
Taylor. Culpeper's shortstop, got away
with a scratch hit. and after stealing
second. got across the plate Another
inning in which neither scored Gull
pepper drew q blank in the eighth. and
The Coilegians, with hit and an error,
out Bailey across. This closed the
game far as scoring was concerned,
though several TIMES men were on
scratch would have told the tale. 1t
vas really too dark to play accurate
oan before Cowan called the game.
Culpeper will meet the Alcos at the
same time this afternoon. and prob
ably Will have Burgandune in the box
Those who care to see a good game
Of ball will have ample chance TO
make up for their oversight in not
turning out yesterday.
one of the most enthusiastic rooters
at the game yesterday was Legisla tor
Alden Bell. He, by the way. as an
additional incentive. is Offering a S.
gold piece to the Culpeper man who
makes the most hits in the two games
AS rooter as well as q legislator,
Congressman c, c. Carlin is right there
With MIR Bell, though his duties pre-
vented his being present at the game.
He offers SIS iii gold to the Culpeper
player making the most hits in the
games, or, If he chooses. the prize win
ner may attend the all-star games in
Washington at Mr.. Carlin's expense.
Ltne-Up and Score.
Following was the lineup: Cole
sians-Rose, left field: Augustine, sec
ond base; Sitterding, shortstop; Trevil-
Ian, centre field: Collins, third base;
Word. first base; Bailey. right field ;
stout catcher: Hinchman. pitcher.
Willis. left field: Taylor.
shortstop; Cottingham, catcher: Bur
Eandine. right field: r.. Kilby. third
base; Somerville, first base: II. Kilbv
centre field: strother. pitcher Gam
mon. second base
Score by innings: RHE
coiiegians ooooo1ooo-l O
Cgipeper 10000 100000 2
summary: Stolen bases-Rose. Ire
william te). Collins, Word, BAILEY. Tay.
Tor Base on balls--off strother 4
of Hinehman, e. Struck ont ~,
strother. 5; by Hinchman. Q. Umn,rs
Mr. Cowan