The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
TWO R-BAGGERs AND FOUR
Two-BAGGERs MADE OFF
NEW YORKER.
TALLY FIFTEEN RUNS
VISITORS PITT Up FINE GAME IN
FIELD. PULLING OFF MANY
SENSATIONAL
PLAYS.

response Bile for the large score pulled
together b. the Rebels at Lee PARK
Yesterday afternoon.
The New Workers put up good work
All around They hit the ball. ana
pulled GnAn snrne almost impossible
chances but Slocum WAS devoid of con
frz1i zntf handed tf>e-i.,'sesisf free bases
time after time. Most of the free ones
counted IN the windup and as result
the game must be placed down on the
records as one lost through the lack OF
Etendv man on the mound.
Errors were sc9rce. Richmond vas
entirely free from them. while the
Gothamites ar charged with bar two.
As an illustration Of the inability or
the pitcher to command respect from
the Rebel hitters. the first inning may
to mentioned
Pitcher Not in Form.
Two runs came over in that turn.
Two men were walked. two were nit
bv pitched balls. resulting in the runs.
aided Nv some good sacrifice work on
the part of o'Hara and Blue.
In the third two more men were walk
which. aided by q wild pitch and a
homo run by Blue carried over two
mora runs.
In the fifth the Rohs pounded Slocum
all over the lot. He kindly handed
only out in that inning must be cred
itea 70 siocur. however for he
famed Bohannan. Parmelee and Cos
fftsfff. HFEt until fuur runs were over tffe
plate. 1t may be said
The following inning was equally as
productive of hits and runs.
Four Singles and double HrtrEd four
more runs. and n New York bunch OF
fans hero in attendance upon the
ROYAL Areanunl convention. called
loudly for tho Giants to represent them
against the Rebs.
Inning number seven produced two
two basgers. homer and a single.
nettin% four runs That made the TO-
tai OF fifteen. and while Goshorn ia
the eighth helped his batting average
soma with a two hagger he could not
count. and the score was made SO far
as the ftebs were concerned.
New Works Runs.
New York did nothing until the
fourth. although "A couple of hits in
tho FIRST and second awakened interest
In the fourth Moves singled. and sprint
ed over the plate when Bauggy banged
II out for three bags. Baugzy scored
later on an out at first. In the very
next inning Cook gave the Reb out
field little run after a two~bagger.
Moves walked. and both n1nr rom the
big city scored on Bauggy's two bag
ger. Nothing else was doing until the
ninth. when Neurer shocked Goshorn
by landing the ball far over tie fence
into the Henrico corntields.
The relative strength OF the two
teams cannot be gathered by the score.
AS has been said the pitcher was main
lv responsible He was unable to con-
troll himself The team as whoIs
showed M good. They promise TO win
cut today.
Parnieilee's First Appearance.
Parmelee showed In the game for
the first time in Richmond As
hetder he IL fine. Nothing gor hy him
III short. and as a youngster he La
one OF those hard workers, who will
bear watching by the fans 1t is said
tfiat~ aiready tine scouts have been af~
ter him. He is In tn. game from the
Jump. and never gives up chance to
land the ball His batting did nor
snow up we'll Yesterday. But he land
cd some nice ones in his direction thar
might have been safeties ordinarily.
In rho fifth innings. with the bases
~ftsfi Hoffman singled. which resulted
In four runs. o'Hara scored. and
Seybold. Mcfarland and Hlue went
N"Nh pes ne TWO runners were,
moment later, caughr between bases.
while Hoffman drew the throw away
from the plate. In the general mix
ur both Seyhold and Mcfarland scor-
ed and In the attempt Of Blue who
Wsss pls..f ~ M, eaJ III n 4
escaped the attack, and scored. while
HOFFMAN landed safe at second by
the drop of the bali by Freyner The
score: