The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
Alcon Lost Again.

..L. AH aHf4EN
In a game full Of thrills at C. C.
A. aeld yesterday. the Athletics de-
fcated the Alcos by the score of s 10
. Bowers started out strong, striking
out the FIRST four that faced him, and
nine in all. but he weakened in the
sixth. The Alcos played a strong up
hill game. overcoming a lead Of seven
runs. n tying the score IN the
seventh. Tho Athletics scored their
winning run in the eighth. Word get
ting a hit, stealing SECOND and scoring
on MacLeary's error.
The Athletics meet the Battle Axe.
at Athletic Park. and a battle royal
is expected.
Score by Innings: R.H. Il.
Athletics ....o43000010- S 8 )
Alcos .,........ O0Ol123O0 OF IS i
Summary: Two-oase ITS Word. Nc
Rec. l. Dowden. Three-base hits
Grasberser (2). {. Dowden. Sacrifice
hlts-cooke; stolen bases-Word ~.
Clarke. French (2). c. Dowden. struck
out-by French, g.. by Bowers. Q. in
6 IL innings: BY Hinchman. 4. In . l-2
innings. Base on balls-by Bowers. s:
by Hinchman. l:by French. G.. lit by
pitcher-Cooke, l. Dowden. Wild
pitch-by Hinchman. i. Passed ball
by Grasberser, 1. Earned runs
Athletics. /: Alcos. i. Left on bases
$50.
Highlander Defent c. c. A.
The Highlanders defeated C.. C. A.
tn a very interesting and weli-played
game by the score OF 5 TO 4. YESTERDAY
at Byrd Park. The features of the
game were the hitting of Orevauyh.
hit. the fielding of w. Poh and the
pitching Of Van Pelt at critical stages
For the visitors. Nelson's fielding n
Dyson's batting featured. Hay. for c.
n $50 had hIEN hand h.dI,-i t,,{,raJ 49,.
finished the game in fine style. L
score by innings: H E.
Hiehlanders !..0loo30o1.-5 ! 4
C. c. A.. ......0 o 3 90 Of /
Three-base. hits-Orevaugh. Home
run-Orevaugh. Stolen bases-Nelson
and Hay. Base on balls-of strain. /:
Of Van PsI,. 9; III, By pitched balls
balls2Leibs. 2. Sacrifice hits@B.
Jones. Van Pelt. Time of game. 1850.
Empires. Hicks and Perkins. Attend
Batteries: Van Pelt and Liebs: Strain
and Hay.
Battle Axe stT1 undefentrd.
The fast Battle Axe team won from
the Skreemers on the ~latter's grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score or
is TO s. AS the summary will show, 1t
was a hard hitting and loosely played
a. 76G tCdI1 SeCuTl1H
twenty hits for a total or thirty-six
bases. In only one inning did they
fail TO get a hit, that being the eighth.
after Robertson. who had been found
for nineteen hits. was replaced by
Saractno. who yielded but one hit in
the last W Innings, The foatures OF
the game for the Skreemers were
Koenis's batting, he securing four hits
In Ave times up. the helding OF Dunn.
who accepted seven chances ct second
without the semblance of an error. and
saracino's one-hand catch of Dog
gett's long drive in the sixth. For
the Battle Axe the features were the
hitting OF the whole team. every man
securing one or more hits. Schmidt's
fielding and the fast fielding of Ken
der. a new man. The umpiring OF
Messrs. Farley and Mescoe was be-
yond criticism.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Battle Axe i..i..0 23233e0o -15 20 1
6kreemers ...01O12O2Oo- GIL I
Batteries:: Battle Axe, Whitfield end
Boehling; Skreemers. Robertson, Sara
cino and Doeppe. Two-base hits
Schmidt, Blunt. Bauer. Weimer,
Doeppe. Th~ree-base hits-Doggett. J.
Boehling. Home ~runs-Bauer. Boeh-