Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11
|MORR|SETTE LOST GAME
BY WILD PEG IN SEVENTH
Local Twirler Had Grays Eating Out
of Hand, but Was Very
Wild.
FEWsTER is OUT OF GAME
Youngster, Badly Hurt on Monday,
May Not Play for Two Weeks.
1wombIey Goes to Third-Jump to
Jersey City To-Day.

The Grsys nosehed sno,hier H" WIN against Inst
!ernoon at the Elmwood Park. defeat
ing the Climbers In their final APP
pearance OF the season here by a score
of TO !.
Morrisette was in his usual form
against the locals SO far as base hits
better of Comstock in tins his line ga? ms he he
kept the hits scattered through six
the sixth and ninth innings. the pair
OF markers in the sixth resulting in a
run 3, and tying the score. But he arted
passing a half-dozcn and hitting one
Two of the three counters landed by
on balls route. while the other was
given a life on the heavens bad peg
10 Jordan.
was duel between the twirlcrs. Com
stocks stGadiness turned him in the
wihmner, lie lost the sroovs hut once,
although later he just grazed Cranes
h be15 with wi a pitched bail that started
hung up by the Climbers during the
afternoon. He had his splitter work
ang finely and now and then surprised
the visitors. the grand stand crowd
and possibly himself by hooking one
across. curve ball being rare among
fooled Crane with n sharp hook for
The third strike on two occasions.
fcwstcr Seriously Hurt.
The accident to Fcwstcr in MONDAYS
game, when he crashed into Haley at
\7he plate. was more serious than sup
H1So at ana hnd IT noT MAS found Yesterday
Will keep him out OF the game for pos
sibly fortnight. His abcsncc forced
team. sending Twombley TO third base
and young Jack Dunn TO right field.
iialey was also badly shaken up. but
was on the coaching lines to- ay
Because of Morrsette's wiIducss and
me hahit OF the Grays getting a hit
in nearly every, round. they go, rum
hers on the sacks in every inning cX-
cepting the second, hut as soon as a
man got on he frightened the moose
the bases properly and thefts were
recorded right and left McNally's
steal in the third aided greatly in tho
Wilcr pulled off n double steal in the
mn and Shean. purloined second in IN"
amounted to anything. however. as the
stunts were not followed by. the nee
essary hit.
:, M k> MI - had !, field day on walks.
UP, With one out in the third. Nc
Nally walked and stole second and
Shean . anreS on shGT,sns hrs
Morriscttt had flied to Tutwilcr in the
s snd Crane was hit by y pitched ball.
ing Crape.
Morriscffe Spills the Dcnns.
Morrisette spilled the beans II, tho
seventh. when he walked shorten for
a starter and then threw Sheans buut
10 me bleachers. shorten taking third
and Shean second. Tutwiler hit deem
TO center that Thompson took care OF
ana shorten scored. Onslows out nj
lIst advanced Shcnn TO third, whence
center. ''"54c W
;, Richmond woke UP in the ninth and
MT the ball hard Bates opan,d win
q LONG, fly to TutwiIer and TwomhiaV
singled 70 left but was thrown ont
az second trying TO stretch the drive
ihlo double. Dunn hit safely 10
!e!t. but Jordan ended the game bv
hEing 10 Tutwiler. 'S
ne Climbcrs left here tonight for
New ork, and will open with Jar
ssey Guy tomorrow, playing the
Skeeters three games. They thnn move
~, ~ Ai III iiSpNfs Tor three games with