The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-18
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In. If not the fastest, one OF taAA
fastest bali games yet witnessed a.
local lot Billy Jordans Knicksf
BROKERS defeated Al Newnham65
Rebels at Lee park yesterday aftet
noon, to 8. Exactly one hour An4@
fifteen minutes was required to phIy
the game. Not an error MARRIED tn
contest, which was. withal, one OF tf4M
cleanest. snappiest games seen here lq
a long time.
shorty Lothrop, ex-Coit, was pit-8
ted against Peterson. Aside 1S0MYN
pitching a game that will nina finnGMz
out of ten. shorty distinguished htls1.s
self by slamming out two prtt&A
singles SssI;g
The local SLAB artist had much tl4A
better of the situation insofar AZ yG~S
CARDS strikeouts and bases on bAueM
nine of the visitors succumbing to htq8
benders. while not q man was gfvoM8
free transportation.
on the other hand. five NewnhAra
ties walked, while only three 'oxcn@
ed
Luck was 'agin Shorty, how
however. vicious clonts, for a circu1ks
of the bases. by Kid Bruggy. E16N
visiting backstop. and Hudson, JC8N
dams fast center gardener. coniino3
at "A time when they did the most
damage. wa
Ninth Inning Rally.
Richmond made a desperate try tor
the game In the ninth inning, fifitn4a
the bases and chasing one runners
across rhe rubber, but the usunliys
heavy hitters were mot quite equal
to the occasion and one more gan1ea
I IL added to the lost column.
The batting of Bruggy, Hudson an6Es
| NEWMAN featured the contest, the
! local manager landing for two doubles
( in as many times UP.
! Parmalee was sent to center In lieu
of Mcfarland. who was thrice hiks
by thrown bulls in Thursdays game
| and incapacinted for play in ycster4a
DAYS set-to.
| Richmond was BANKED in the frstS
Ave innings,
They broke into the sixth. freAs
| pass to seybold, Bohannon's sinxiAs
| To left. Blues pretty sacrifice buuk
and Sewnnam's first double netting
! q brace of taIlies
Goose eggs were again the tocai9a
lot until tbs ninth, s.ip-aar referred
to-
Singles in succession by Tfoffmans
and Lothrop, Prout's sacrifice hit, q
t base on balls TO O'Hare and Seybold'as
intield out, third to first, broua1ffs
across one more and the last In the
good night frame.
! Visitors Start I'm Fourth.
I TIE visitors started the run Set.s
ting in the fourth
/ Doubles by~Freyer and Moves an6H
/ Wells single to right were responds.
Bile for two in this inning.
! Neurer's double in the fifth and
( Cooks safety in the sixth were mn
! productive.
! But. and here comes the sad paffs
of the narrative. Billy Jordan's fol-
lowers came up strong in tho Inst
two innings. ---s
After Onderdonk had died, ProtSt
70 Patsy Rohannon. Hudson sla4rA@,
med the first ball served him over
/ Sox Seybolds head and the rfaakk
field fence.
After two were down in the ninth
Bruggy drove the bali over the le4k
garden wall
/ The locals had. men on in every in-
ming, but were unable 10 score TIL
but two. Peterson was effective n
the pinches,
Umpire Cullem's decisions in ~
least two instances were a little 01g
color.
Hudson starred In the field, captursSl
ing a line drive from Seybold'e Ne
up against the center field fence n
the opening inning.
Lothrop n1ada "A pretty St1x. =
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the box score tellS the rest.