The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-14
GRAYS WALL0P
KENNEY'S MEN
IN FOURTH co
Six Regulars and Three Re
cruits Turn on Richmond
Team and Even Series
With ShutOut.

lack Remington warriors, six reg
ulars and three new men trampled all
over Richmond Sunday at Athletic
park winning by to o. The game
was poorly played from the Richmond
standpoint. Every member OF the
team with the possible exception OF
Novack and Meter made bonenead
play during the game. Time ana Tune
again they would let the ball drop
between them which accounts for the
large number of hits obtained by Con-
nersville.
Connersville undoubtedly wanted to
win yesterdays game because tney
had three borrowed men with them,
one OF whom was Kaiser of lndlanap-
oils, another was Geary, their pitcher,
from the Ohio State league. Yockey,
their shortstop has been playing with
Flint. Michigan, in the South Michigan
league.
How They Played 1t.
First Inning-Bae del famed, kuhl-
man singled, Kaiser drew a pass, Max
we'll smashed one for three bases scor-
ing Kuhlman and Kaiser. Helsman
singled scoring Maxwell but was out
at second when Yockey, hit into
double play, Gushing to Schlemker to
Popkins. Meter flew out to Jockey.
Merkle out Heisman to Ruckstuhl and
Novack followed suit Helsman to
RuckStuhl
Second Inning-Geary singled. Kei-
fel flew out to Meter, Ruchstuhl nit
into another double play Lenninger to
Schlemker to Popkins. Popkins out
kaufman to Ruckstuhl, Dahl struck
out and Lenninger flew out to kuhl
man.
Third Inning-Baedel reached first
on an error by Schlemker and was adj
vanced to second when Popkins drop
ped Vordenburg'S throw after fielding
Kuhlman's grOunder, Kaiser sacrl-
feed, Vordenburg to Popkins. Max
well famed and Heisman flew out to
Lenninger Schlemker flew out to
Heisman, Cushing singled, Norden-
burg famed and Meter skied to
Kaiser.
Fourth Inning-Yockey famed.
Geary hit liner through third. Keifel
sacrificed, Lenninger to Popklns.
Ruckstuhl knocked one into Dahls
hands. Merkle knocked high one to
Geary. Novack and Popkins both
struck out.
Fl h Inning-Baedel flew out to
Meter, kaufman singled Dahl and
Merkle letting the ball drop between
IHoHl. Tic Slolc ScCOllu oCol lu6 "ASh
Kaiser singled. Kaiser while trying to
reach third on Maxwel's single was
put out, Dahl to Lenninger, Heisman
flied to Merkle. Dahl out Yockey to
Ruckstuhl Lenninger flew out to
Maxwell, Schlemker drew a pass and
Cushing was out Keifel to Ruckstuhl.
Sixth Inning-Yockey hit one into
METERS hands, Geary out Gushing to
Popkins, Keifer grounded out to Len
ninger. Vordenburg skied to Kaiser,
Meter hit a foul fly into Keifels
hands, Merkle reached first on an
error by Ruckstuhl but was caught
while attempting to steal.
Seventh Inning-Ruckstuhl got a
two base hit scoring home when Pop
kins muffed Cushing's throw trying to
catch Baedel. Kuhlman out, Vorden-
burg to Popkins. Kaiser knocked one
for three bases scoring Baedel, Max.
we'll breezed and Heisman flew out to
Cushing. Novack out, Heisman to
Ruckstuhl Popkins famed and Dahl
knocked high one to Kaiser.
Eighth Inning-YOckey fOuled to
Novack Geory out, Gushing to Pop
kins. Keifel got life but was caught
between Popkins and Schlemker when
he tried to steal. Lenninger out
Geary to Ruckstuhl, Schlemker hit a
hot liner between firse and second
Cushing flied to Heisman and Vorden
burg reached first on high fly that
Kaiser muffed in deep center, but the
side was retired when Meter hit one
into Geary's hands.
Ninth Inning-Ruckstuhl flew out tc
Dahl Badel out, Schlember to Pop
kins. Huffman singled and promptly
stole second and then third. Kaiser
obtained a pass and he took Ions
lead Popkins while trying to tas
him between first and second noticed
that Kuhlman was running toward
home so he threw the ball to Novacl
who put Kuhlman out at the plate
Merkle singled, Novack flew out t
Baedel and Dahl hit nice fly int
Jockeys hands who threw Merkle GU
at second.
Connersville.