Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
CLIMBERS COME BACK At
JAWN CAMEL S HUsTLERS
Second Game of Series With RoChes-
ter Is Won After Uphill
Fight.
locals REDEEM BAD START
Visitors Got OFT With Lead, but
Richmond Finally Gets on Top.
Camel and Dunn Chased From
Park by tmpircs.

Getting of to had start. the Climb
+, ers yesterday afternoon evenrd the
back strong in the latter s,asss Of The
: conflict and batting out a victory TO
the tune Of 10 $. Errors gave the
: Hustlers an early lead. and IL was an
quest although stick work NJ the OPP
Fortune moment was responsible for
the majority or counters.
1t was not the best played game Of
1.-The season, hU; II was not the worst
one by any means II was above the
averaGe. however. in both interest and
j spectacular thrills. SIN misrues were
counterhal anced by ficldiuc OF scrsa-
tional character both teams sharing N
the applause
run column in the first inning, and
!, until the last half Of the NTH. when
: the score Was knottcd. held tho lead
, In that frame. however. the locals gar
nere0 four counters, and in the eighth
registered TWO more. which were
enough 10 Win, although ninth in
ming rally brought the Husilers to
within on" run of tieiNc w the count.
Smith, the frs; man up. took frst
and reached second when Flick threw
the ball into the hleachers after max
Andrews, who worked for the locals
for five innings issued pass 10 Sandy
Piez. and both We're advanced pes on
safe when Schaufelc threw over Jor-
dams head. permitting Smith TO score
kores Went out. Ball 10 Jordan. and
Piez came home on ;ielder's choice on
kolke, but Clemens was cauCh, a; third
Pick
Huenke was ,wirline FOR Rochester.
and he worked beautifully for the FRS,
inning. In the second. however ne
cracked slightly and walked Bates. who
scored on sacrifice ~ ny Hoffman.
after being advanced ~ ,hird on
I. was caught tryinc 20 stretch his single
into an extra base hit. Rail- walked
and stole second. but Schauc.ls famed
Great Fielding Prevented Runs.
Great fielding Work saved runs cor
both teams III The third and fourth. and
in the opening of the if;h In Ire
found Hsurke Hoffman lead II w;,h
fy 70 P,ez. and Rall singled "a .sr,a-
ShaE Thompson MAS sent r 20 Xix for
ScharfsIa. and re reached FRS, on an
error ny Priest Angels A--aso7. bat.
ling FOR Andrews WAS ou, sAo-, 70
first but Sail took third and THOMPSON
pass. Hii,os ne bases. and ii9srks
to-os7 !. . 7r7 ~ walking R-ecHen-
riGSs With tho stations sui cor.
sesI<d. PICK doubled = second. -iear;-E
= ih- TACK. Rates srSa: the ir-|-r ~.
.i-tins = long - - -ira, center. P,sz
mating Erea' -un1i-r ea,ch.
sTeoEe1ri6re started the eighth by
relieved Eus1kA after the STR i--'-E
= PICK. however, singled through sho-.
Bates walked, and Jordan brought then,
n with n triple 10 ;ha clubhouse Ea
was caught 81 the plate ?'az -elayi- :
the ball n Williams via Stephenson ana
kores. Hoffman d-@w t-anspor,s,ion,
hut Ball ended the frame by whiting
with ore down in the nin,h the
Hustlers threatened - hall VI the score
Williams singled 10 center Tex Erwin.
batting far Falmero. was famed by
Russell. and scored on double hv
Smith. Piez ended the agony by strii.
ing out.
Andrews pitched we'll during the ave
innings he was on the mound. allowinc
FIVE hits He was taken ont TO give way
10 2 pinch hitter He was succeeded
by Harper. who could not locate the
Plate, and was taken out after he had
walked two men and a run had bee n
scored on him without A hit
An amusing incident happened in
the seventh. when Camel ana Dunn
were both fred from the PARK The
trouble started when Dunn nbi.c,aj
70 remarks Big Jawn was hurting at
Russell. After ordering Dunn off the
helt: the Umpire moticntd for Camel
tc-take- his departure Although both
met at the plate and objected siren
uously, they had 10 git" and "eit''
quick
Camel and Dunn have been fas,
, friends for years, and the trouble was
on the Aeld and not off Roth last
night thoroughly eniovei the Joke