Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
YANKEES CLOUT PELLET
AND CAPTURE FAST CAME
Climbing Is Hit Freely in Final
Rounds 10y New York
Americans.
v1RGINIANs DO WORK WELL
Dummies Show Improvement and
Field and Hit at Sharp Pace-lntS
Will Face the Boston Braves This
Afternoon.

WeI;timcd ciiouts coming when hits
|. counted proved The downfall OF the
1ichmond Ints yesterday. when Wild
|. Jill Donovan and his reiuveuatcd New
L York Yankees STOPPED OF FOR a ouc-day
engagement with the Nirgnians. The
score was 10 3
While the result was naturally a dis
appointment. the handful of fans who
witnessed tn" encounter were treated
TO the best exhibition OF fielding and
the fastest base running seen here he
in far better trim than any of the other
major teams who HAY" met the locals.
and the game was an interesting *rtto.
Two twirlors wcr. seen in action
against the Dunultos. Jack WARRIOR
opened for the Yankees, aud held III"
(. hichmonders 10 hve well-scattered
{ only was registered aSaius, his de
3 livery. King Cole who followed, was
not so free with hits. hut was more
were runE up against him.
Russell faced the Gothamit"s when
action. The right handler had his spit
ter working to good advantage, al
though at times he was 81 little wahhly
1'or the six innings that he remained
on the mound. however. hc only yield
ed three hits and none for extra bases
Two passes and three bad plays aided
the Yankees TO stack up three chips
Climbing, who finished the game. was
easy pickinGs. the visitors finding him
Tor six hits. one for three and another
!
Gothamites 10 add another five To its
total
Dunn's Pr"tcrc> Seen Ia Action.
In the game for the Yankees was
two of Jack Dunu's former players. and
both are due To he stars this year.
Fritz Maisel WAS seen on third base.
the center patch. Fritz gave one OF
his exhibitions of running wild on the
paths. but Birdie failed 10 do his stunt
with The WAGON tonEu" the fans.
however. enjoyed the sight OF two Won
derful players developed ny Dunn. and
they received renewed hoDc that he
may he abie to duplicate the fea, in the
future.
made. TWO 10y Kellogg and ono Ivy Rus
sell The former WAS SLOW in gather
ing up a coupl" %: Founders. and Rus
sell made a wild h"aT" 10 hrst IN an
Tort TO eaten Boone sleeping. Boone
* wide awai" and settled for a rest
the third cushion .
tme when liar;srli and Cree made
an singles in ,succse,sssitor free
rtsen and sacrifice ny by Cree
ought in another IN the third stanza
error. by NeIogg, save Matsei Mrsj
the NTH frame UavtScl was walked
md Fritz. Who had gradually worked
lis WAY to third. came home on another
sacrifice fly by Cree.
The Ints had started their upward
crawl in the fourth when Long opened
with single through second and Went
TO third on single TO right nclu ny
Hoffman. Doc Cook made a pretty peg
to third. but Naisci hunClcd n throw
10 second in an effort 10 stop Hon :
man, and while the ball Was rolling 10
right field again, Long ralloped home.
Hoffman started for third, hut Cook
GU, him off Win "a pretty heave TO
Eh,niing is Hit Freely.
With the score standing three to
one. Ehmiine replaced NMsSell fiIk-
bind the bat lead Oft with slnCl" 10
center. King cole was safe NJ first
on "a heldors choice, winch retired oNic
The center field fence, scoring cole and
putting himself on third. He was
brought home 10y "A single TO right field
by Hartsci. who was later caught steal
In The eighth. with one down. Cook
walked and Stol" second. fcckcn-
Elcd TO right field, scoring the Doc,
Two more tallics We're made in the
ninth frame after OIiH was down. king
Cole beat out AN '.fniSrlG hit to third.
again a free pass was nivcn iIartsel
bcnchtting hy Ehmlin"'s generosity.
cree ncw out TO breckenridge, but Mnl-
len, who relieved Hipp, doubled 10 cen
ter field bringing IL, both runners
The 1nts rallied in tn" sixth and
"ven,h In m effort 10 come MP To the
Yankees. ana succeeded in getting two
'Hcn across til" uau. In tn" SIXTH Hcr-
;:cr reached nrsr on ;cid"rs choice.
which had retired Long, who reached
route. IIonmau advauced i$erecr to t.,
rhird with s!rrl" - center. and the
specdy youngStcr su"akcd home when
pickering failed TO hold q wide shoot.
z In the seventh tn" last run was well
earned, McInnis doubling TO center and
Il, coming in on s!nei" by breckenridge.
To-day the Hoslou braves cham
y pions or the BASEBALL world. viii h..
81 with us for q sirrl" ci. gaEcIucut Either
.Iarman or Morrisotte win work against
+ the champs
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