The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
TR0UNCE INQUIRIES
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TR0UNCE INQUIRIES
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when they hammered in four count
ers before Big" Bruce was sent TO
HanHnonds relief
WHEN INQUIRIES TEAM
DID ALI. IT'S SCORING
McGuirc's scored two runs in the
fifth box, and one in the seventh, but
in no other innings were they at all
threatening. Woodward had them we'll
IN hand at all stages of tho battle, and
in most OF the frames they went down
in onc-two-three order
me Marshallites started after Ham
,nond In the very first frame, when
skinny" Wood was given free trans
poruation. and went to third on Mat
news double to left centre. Tinslcy
ilew out to left. and Sale drove one to
Bruce that the latter handled In time
10 catch Wood Mt the plate. Only SEN
sauonal support saved Hammond In
tins frame. In the next two boxes tho
pupnc school team went down before
hamnond's fast one in easy stylc.
though Pulliam managed to land :,
safety in the second. In the fourth
after sale had gone out, Bruce to New
ell, and Asher had popped an easy one
10 Whitmore. Pulliafn again singled.
look second on Renuty' Turner's drive,
and both crossed the rubber on "Dea
con BlanlenshiD's double TO right
field.
In the fifth John Marshall went out
IN order, but in the sixth they got men
on second ana third. but the next two
men up popped TO Captain Cogbill.
The Marshallites annexed two more
taliies in the seventh, after Woodward
had famed ana Wood had lofted to
berrNman, Matthew's was given n walk
and came home from first on CAPTAIN
iinsiey's two-ply swat to the left field
preachers: Sale brought Tinsley homo
on a sizzling 'lr'Vc 10 centre "Chunl,v',
was let stranded when Asher lifted ono
10 Maryc in right. Blankenship landed
ior another safety in the eight. but his
teammates lacked the necessary punch
10 bring hin. across.
HAMM0ND'S DOWNFALL.
COMES IN NINTH BOX
Inc Marshallitcs went into tho
finth with q one-run lead and pro
cccdcd TO hammer Hammond for three
sale blows. one of them II triple. bv
Sale Wood leading off was safe on
captain Cogbilrs bad peg to first
Matthew's again produced n safe one.
sending Wood 10 third. Tinsley hit to
truce who threw Matthews out at
the midway station. Tinsley stole on
the first ball thrown Sale With seq
ond and third loaded, Sale came through
with Il singing triple to the left field
wall, scoring Wood and Tinslcy On
wy Sduee"c piitE' ASher came through
with neat bunt that Hammond mess
up, Sale crossing. With Asher on
hrst, Puiliam again produced the neccs-
sdrE binSle, scoring Asher Mike"
did bit of fast running to get home.
ana Il slower man on the paths would
nave been out mile. Bruce was sent
into the box ut this juncture and un-
corled Wild pitch, allowing Pulliam
10 take third. Goat" died there, how
ever. as Bruce famed the next bat
f""e
ed and Black brought two tai
"cr"ss in the fifth when Newell
Nas given walk. stole second and
went 10 third when Woodward un
corked wild pitch and scored 4. no =,
ment later. when Maryc dropncd "A
neat sacrifice ut Woodward's feet
that the latter threw wild over Ash
ers head, Marye going 10 third. on
the squeeze play Bergman rolled +,
nice one though the Marshallite infield.
scoring Marye Had the White and
Blue inheld tried TO have at least one
man on first, instead of everybody
fielding the bunt, McGuire's would
never have scored their second run.
TURNER'S FAST FIELDING
PREVENTS HOME RUN
In the seventh box Billy" Ham
mond led off with a pretty triple TO
left that only fast fielding on the part
of Turner kept from being n circuit
ciout Baldwin took Maryc's place at
TINS point and drove one AT Captain
Tinslcy. that tho latter erred on In n
throw 10 plate TO catch Hammond
Had the throw been just IL little
higher Billy" would have been out y
ward. This was the extent of the Red
and Black offensive display, and with
the exception Of these two innings
they failed 10 get 1t runner past sec
onG. and only one got that far In
the last half OF the ninth Asher got
three put-ou;s, every one OF tho Mar
shallites' inhcld getting an assist.
Happy" Matthews robbed Baldwin OF Il
surc-hro hit In this frame when lie
stabbed Bobs hot one over second
and tossed the runner out at first
1t would be hard indeed 20 name the
features OF game that abounded In
so many thrilling plays and sharp
exhibitions OF fielding. WoOdward's
mound work stands out pre- eminent.
however. and IT was due to the master
ly pitching Of this same youngster that
John Marshall landed the victory. In
only one inning did the FED and Black
sluggers get next to "Matty,' and
then they only proved dangerous for
tbews and Puiliain was OF timely or
der, and both lads connected for three
safetics out Of -four, trips 10 the plate.
CHUNKY Sale and Deacon" Blank
tbSnlp EISO MT wien bi'lSlcS were
needed, and their. timely. stick work
had 2 great. deal to DO with the over
wlelming victory. While Captain Tins
ley made an error, II can bc overlooked
when the gsheral excellence OF his
game at ~; hot corner IS taken into
considera<ioH. jack" handled i've
drives that. with an average third
sackcf. would have been safe blows
"ckmky" Sale Continued his good
work in the field, iis catch OF Berry
fhan's loft in the second being one of
the neatest pieces of worl. pulled off
on the local lot this season. skinny"
Wood and Beauty Turner also CON
.ributed sensational stabs 10 the game
Mike" Asher, at the initial sack, han
died twelve chances without bobblc
BcrryDan'g work In left for Nc
Cures stamped him 0s ono of the best
gardeners in the Prep School League
His stab Of Turner's drive in the
eight was one of the nifticet pieces
of fielding seen here in some time. Had
tho ciout got away from him j, would