The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
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prospects Of going higher. But more
ly as O. matter OF record tho story of
the two games must be told.
The frst was by far tho faster and
cleaner of tho two. Newnham an
nounced that Taylor wns his selection.
Jordon chose Sammy Hope to hold
down the Reb sluggers Cook was
the first to show and was easy on a
mere pinling roller to Taylor. Freyer
popped to Bill Prout. and Noyes fall
cd to find tho deather.
Far different was the local perform
ance. Prout hit WHEELING single by
first base. and O'Hare advanced him a
sack with a sacrifice. Seybold fooled
nobody By hitting down third base
nounced his re-cntrance into the fray
BY finding tho fence in his accustomed
spot In right. scoring Seybold ahead
of him. That made three. which was
quito enough, but merely to make Il
safe another was added In the third
and still another In the NTH.
The one In tho third happened as
tho result OF Sox Seybolds drive for
the circuit. In the fftn OHare doubled
and scored on Seybold's third hit OF
the game That was all of the scor-
ing IN the initial encounter. though a.
'N6P'iotc tikOTt Wdb Ultuc Dy inc VlSl-
tors. in the finishing session. Onder-
donk led off with q double and went to
third on Hopes out. Cook waved and
frcyer ended all possibility OF a scorer
by gowinG down from Hoffman to
Bohannon.
sorry OF Second Game.
Reaching the second game. the story
is vastly different. True tho Gotham
crowd went down in order. while the
ltabs garnercd three runs through the
Kindness of Tacks Neuer. who was to
be the victor. Two hits. one a double.
with pass, and McFarland's homer,
turned tho trick.
From that time on the runs began
coming thick and fast. and that ses-
sion might well be counted lost dur
me which no count was credited to
one club the other. Taking tho
locals inning by inning. the next count
came In the third. Neucr wae ex-
ceptionally wild. He walked Bohan-
non. who wandered TO tho second
path. though hitting the DIRT to ac-
conplish the trick. Manager Newn-
ham came 10 the rescue and brought
me wandcrcr home with his bingle
me game was clinchcd. however, in
inc ntth. when everybody had q swat
at the ball, seybold and Mcfarland
coming up twice ~ this one frame.
Sesooid was out on ground ball
. - N''' 'iiiN' W IEst .hCtarlhld, who
seems to be the bulls eye Cor tho
visiting hurIors. was hit. Bohannon
damned one into left. and Nc travel
ed to third Blue hit to right. scor-
ing Mc, and Bohannon went 10 second
NEWMAN got his second hit, and pat
advanced. nllng the sacks, with Blue
on second Hoffman hit sharply to
Moves. who. after handling the bali
Wen. threw over Wallis head. letting
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Ne"nham TO third. with Dutch on
second. Hegsarty was walked. though
Tor no good reason. again 3agginr Tho
1awdust bags. Seybolds delivered
sacr'hce ny TO right, scoring Hergarty
Mcfarland. on his second flew to left
ana the mcrry-go-round was over
"ith six scores In the hamper.
chiy one more count came to the
Heos. That happened In the sixth. on
another pass. this time issued TO Al
and Honinan's double
Knicl1crbockcrs Fight.
Now comes the story az RI.
nsht PUT UP By the visitors and OF
tho downfall of Heggarty. He had
been going mighty good up to this
unte, with three runs scored off him
and his hits well scattered His hIona
hair was waving peacefully ana No
trouble was In sight. the club behind
MIN having piled up a bundle OF runs.
sufficient. SO II seemed to make 81 loss
impossible. However. the Yates do
creed differently. Jordan waited until
the sixth to start his bombardment
Here IT is In detail:
Neuer. first UP. was out on nv hall
no. l gone. Cook was out on a SINH
lar bin No down. But this made
no difference. There was fight still
in those knickerbockers. Hudson was
on FIRST. tho result OF his poke straight
over second base. Heggarty soaked
fTcyer on the hand. advancing Hud-
son. Noyes coaxcd walk. filing the
corners. Bruggy also was walked, and
very wisely. too. forcing In Hudson
VAIL hit for double to right, scor-
ing Noyes and Fryer. 1t was then
that Newman used the derrick CLYDE
Adams was called to tho rescue. but
Gribbin hit and VAIL crossed. How
ever, after walking Onderdonk. Hud-
son was made to ground out and the
disaster was avoided. Notice that the
New Workers also had the fun of hat
ting around. with one over.
Bert Blue's IIendwork.
Bert Blue deserves worlds re ,ro.
II Tor his share in the victory. He
probable avoided serious dificr,,ia.
earlier in the game by using his tbInt1
ing apparatus. Heggarty was In eori.
Gus trouble in the third Neuer led of,
with hin TO centre. Cook leid ~