The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mates.

mond Amateur League, made his ep-
pearance with the Giants and did fair
iy well against tho fast Hustlers
Mason. of the Hus,lers, broke the
Central League strike-cut record by
flaming thirty-four Giants IN both
games Yesterday. Some pitching
The Hustlers and Cardinals are
pushing the CHATS hard for first place
with only three more games to he
lplayed.
The Hustlers Will cross bats with
the strong ST. Andrews team Monday
morning. and good game is expected
AIcon Win from Athletics.
IN one OF the preiiesi San!es OF
a9e season - t Mes rn yeS'efGp b
! Athletics by the close score OF to l.
! The game from the start was pitch
ers' battle, both men being in ine
! form. and each receiving almost per-
| feet support from their teams.
| The Alcos scored their frs; run In
| the sixth round, Goldback getting q
! base on balls. and scoring on sacri
nee and single In the next inning
| Saracino hit to right field for two
bases and scored on a Wild throw. In
the last half Of the ninth. with tho
score 10 in favor of the AlcoS the
Athletics rallied and it looked as II
the game would have etc go into
Mira innings. Harry Hinchman led
on with a single 10 left. McRee laid
b NpNI punt advancing ElnCNrIan TO
second ana getting safe himself. Word
repeated the slut advancing both
men and getting safe himself This
made the bases full and no one down.
end Hinchman scored on Jenkins in
field out. which. with TWO strikeouts
retired the side, after one Of the most
exciting finishes OF any game this sea-
son.
The playing of Ford and Stout 70.
the Aicos. and McRee and jenkins for
the Atn!etcs and the pitching of both
Trevtllian and Hinchman, we're the
Score BY innings: RH.E
Alcos 0o00oIloo-2 S !,
Athletics 90 oooool-l 6 i
stout; Athletics, Harry Hinchman and
Summary: Runs-Goeiback. sarac!no,
F,,s, Hinehwan: Two-base hi,s-Au-
. ,.hI. i; Let on bases1Aleosi $;
Athletics. ! Base on 0alls-by H
Hinchman, 2. Struck out-by Trevil-
ilan, 10, BY II. Einchman, g. Double
6!ays,-Bigbie to Morgan to Ford, Nc
Rec to Grasberger TO McRee Time.
LIP Attendance. 500 Umpire, Mr..
McRee. OF the Athletics. is playing
some game at third these days. The
double play In which he figured yes
of this season. WITH Goidback on
first. Trevillian laid down a bunt. Nc
Rec felded II perfectly and by
quick throw 10 Grasberger at first re-
tlred Trevillian; Grasberger returned
70 the ball 10 McRee to catch Gold
oack coming to third. McRec while
running pulled the ball down from
over his head with one hand and
bag. '''e
thusiastic roofing for both teams at
the Alco-Athlettc game YESTERDAY
shows the interes; taken in amateur
ball in Richmond now. Let's all turn
out and root for the Battle Axe in the
interclty series mere next Saturday af.
AI-Stars Win.
The All-Star baseball team of tho
West End League defeated the strong
Boulevards at Meadow Park By tins
score Of to /. yesterday Willie Bot
toms, better known as Dutch. acted as
mana ger for the All-stars. and led
son starred for the Boulevards
Score By innings: r, r. E
Boulevards ....0O o00olo0-l 4 3
All Stars 80. % 90 0300--5 10 i
Summary: Home runs-Roy Three.
Browning. stolen basesIFoS. simp-
son and Pettis t2). Struck out-by
of Coulter. 2. Passed balls-Cheatharn m.
tendance. ESQ
The Aii.stars lineup: cheathar m,
catcher; sales, pitcher; Pettis short
stop: Bottoms. FIRST base: Browning.
second base; Kicker, third base; Wray
left field; Roy. centre field; williams
right feld.
Games Forfeited.
The Elbas forfeited 10 the Pirates.
u, IN inc vest End League Yesterday .
-
game for Saturday. September 8. with
any amateur team in city Address
X II. Schminke. SIS Albemarle street.
. city Phone Madison 1928, between 5
sidney sturn Win Pennnnt.
Shhherson pitcher OF the stars. was
puzzle TO the Monroes at Byrd Park
yesterday The features of the game
we're the hating Of Cummins and
! Marshall, the latter making the hi
That "on tho game. Moran. at short
! that was ever Witnessed at Byrd PARK
/ lie resembles Martin, Of the Richmond
team
! The sidney stars play at the Fair
| hatans. and they Will try 10 keep III
tho West End League class. French
/ the left-handcr. VIII pitch. while
/ Childresa van do the receiving
score by ihningH: II. II. e
sidney stars 80 o 0oo1 o.
/ Monroeg ..00I 10000 o. 6
/ Batteries: Sandcrgon and Childrcss
! BUrch and Dreamer
/ Summarizes. struck out--Ry Sander
son. o. BUrch. 6. stolen bdses---Mar
/ nhall and Engleking Umpire-Mr
VILE Time-l:a0. Attendance 500
Coca EnInE Vfctors.
The last Coca Cola team defeated
/ me Props In very interesting
( game, by the score or TO 2 yester
dny The feature OF the game wa
h" pitching Of Corprew. who only al
loved five hi,B. and struck out twelv'
~ his oppoucnts The heavy hitting o
tho whole Coca Cola team was also ,