The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07

Saracino's brace OF home runs prac-
tically defeated the Tylers yesterday
Ono was clean. but the other was q
huke. Left Fielder Powell and Centre
Fielder French. for Tylers. ran to-
gether, and "Sarry's" second blow
counted for the circuit.
Dutcl, Klein, left fielder FOR the Bat
tie Axes in the Capital City League
was given a tryout with the Ports
mouth team of the Virginia State
League. and has made good so far.
Dutch" is a fast man, and bats we'll.
Stanley Bigbie made double play
unassisted yesterday at Byrd Park in
the Grays-TylerS game, and SO neat
did Stanley pull it that it took some
time for the umpire to give his de-
cision. With man on first. Stanley
touched first base. putting Gentry out,
then tagging the man on first Very
simple, isn't 1t? Yet it takes q heady
man to work II.
Those who featured for Tylers yes
terday in the game with the Grays
were Heiker, Onesty. Powell. Cum
mings and Gentry. Deoppie caught a
nice game, while Sanderson pitched
good ball.
In the ninth inning of the Grays-
Tylers game yesterday things looked
bad for tho city champions, three men
on and one out. but Canepa struck out
Gentry. and Blount made a quick peg
TO First Baseman Bigbie. catching
Cummings mapping. and completed a
double play, retiring tho side.
In the post-season games between
Tylers and kahns, Onesty, second base
man for Tylers. has n very enviable
record, and Is mainly responsible for
the Tylers winning the championship
honors. He broke up the first game
with homer In the second; he started
the batting rally which tied tile game
in the third. thirteen inning contest;
he scored the tieing run. and in the
final game he batted in two runs, and
scored four tallies himself
Tylers should be proud of this kid
yesterday in the game with Home
Brewing Company. OF the Commercial
League
Better enter the Marathon, McGiu,
Umpire Bottoms made decision yes
tcrday that was off, but Bottoms is a
good umpire, and all jumps mistake at
times.
Chick" Meyers. center fielder for
the Bankers. champions of Washing
ton. was out at Byrd Park yesterday,
and Watched the Grays-Tylers game.
Meyers said that it was a fast, we'll
played game, and If the Grays played
the Same brand of ball September 90.
when they meet his teammates, the
game will be a hard one.
Both Canepa and Sanderson pitched
good ball yesterday. but Canepa Just
outpitched the Old Dominioner-thats
all there Is to it.
Scorer Dillon, of the champion
Grays' team. deserves special mention
for his work. From the word go, Dill
lon has been working hard in order to
give his teammates n prominence, in
the headlines.
The Blues football team held it's first
Owing to the hot weather no plunging
or rushing was tried-just plain
kicking.
The Central League will hold a meet
ing Tuesday night, September 9, at
$3.50 o'clock, at the residence OF the
secretary. a. Volkmann. Jr.. 204 West
MAJ oiiaii otIeet, ior tiie purpose OIL re-
organizing for next season. Teams de-
siring n franchise In this league can
mail application to Secretary Volkman.
Massie. catcher for McGill, is cef-
tainly playing his position fine. very
few runners taking the cnance of steal
ing on him.
Right Fielder Hanley, of McGill,
played his last game on local lots yes
terdaY. Hanley. is quick fielder and
a consistent batter, and McGill will
surely have some trouble filling his po-
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