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The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

son and Baker 70 star Gainor foul.
ed 10 the night field pavilion. and
tie Baby Doll' made pretty run
r.ng catch Lewis attempted 10
score, and Jake" caught him of the
plate so FAR that Baker caught the
bail and turned around twice seek.
ing Duffy" before the latter came
within tagging distance.
The Tiger bom srdmeat vas some.
What scattered yesterday. and the
scoring was streWn throughout sev-
cral innings. Two hits each FOR Bush
and Cobb. and safe blows sor Wit.
Crawford Kaysnazh and the battery.
added tc eight walks in less than six
innings and shaked wei with some
aggressive baserunning tell the tale
OF the Tiger scoring As matter Of
fact. Detroit should have scored
twice I'VE runs. "a men we're on
bases every inning but one ind II
Jungeleers were left on bases a
rreat catch by Lewis. that robbed
Kavanash OF 4 double when thf
iases were jammed explains THE sit
uation partly
Both Boston and Detroit looked
good yests rday rhe real difference
between the two clubs. as disclose,
! ~ the OPENING gam, vrs iu th'
Iitching Ruth who started The
game, IL not hlrier enough ~ h0l,
the Tigers He shoujd be saYed foi
81 Louis Mays. who brought .
shocstring delivery into the ring AFT
or Ruth vas chased with three mer
On and run just forced In by free
transportation. was Better Neither
how ever looked like lrst strina
members Il p modern Red Sox pitch
Ing stan
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

~HItting savagely with men GA
bases. the TiErr- voa- do tavy
ever do asythinx rt.r'
John NeGr.w'S cup - aiird 60 tn
e,erao~tax--tAe Reas landed him -
trtnBsisx.
Yesterday was Smother biue ds>
fer Gotham fans The GtaEtS- laGks.
Dodgers. Brookf~ts and Ncwarks all
were licked.
Incidentally. those Indians OF Bir-
misk hams are Showing lot OF hfr
for . corpse.
The -xm~ might be said for 6eorxe
>teysiFs kawfed akGrrGat,on.
-Alexsnd~r pIfshe. 8. about thr
only hesdfng a~ce~SaSx Ca an a~vou n I
Of . Psiisa~lpais game Sow sda, .
Pirates cot fOur htt. sn'z him.
Tasse cub. sFe crow inE nwfEN =
close 20 the too via TO-DAY, q
Philadelphia Io--s- VIII plant fhsni
on .t~p. Had ~ t. Roger.
Chicago faa.. taking "a ali around,
should h. fairly well satisfied. III
three teams arr battling clo-s ~ tas
toe
Chicago fans saw something the,
wer~at EXPECTING Nr-t~rdsH- VITA
thre~ m~n thu $500 With tbs
VITA ning runs, tsc Er~at Eddie cot
iin- stepped t0 bat q IA CASEY. H.
performed Iu@t Hike casey. 80 thtr'
wasn't much Joy ia HHdviile.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
What May Happen
Tn Standings Today
ODDS FAVORING
FOREIGN CARS

INDIANAPOLIS. May l2.-Book.
makers are already getting out their
states for the next indianapolis 500
mile race. advance bets being posted
not only as to who viii win the race.
but who will start the contest. Odds
are being laid at 10 ~ that all
European cars will qualif< in which
event they are expected - rule at
better than even money agaNr, the
field. numbering 10 out OF 80 ear
ers. The European cars involved ere
J. DE Paims's Delage, r. De Paint
Mercedes. Resta's Peugeot and \vo
others. the Sunbesms. with ChAs-
sasne. Perpora,o. Grant and Linn
berg driving. and Oldneld's BusattL
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
TIGER HITTING IS GREAT
|OR VERY POOR THIS YEAR;
/ NO $50 AND .275 BOYS.
NOBODY LIKE JAKE IN
SOUTHERN ANY MORE

NEW ORLEANS. La. May -
For the first time In several
years Southern league fans viii
DO forced 10 wai, longer than the
hrst so days Of the campaign 20
settle upon any one player for
me title ot champion slugger
Thus fag not q single club has
offered q real good candidate -
equal the record established BY
Baby Doll" Jacobson last year
ISIS singles. 80 doubles, Is triple's
and Is home runs
Every club N the circuit IS
hoping two or three different
players under salary viii rank as
swatsmith par excellence. But in
no Instances does any OF the as
piring athletes measure up 10
Jacobsoa's standard, and indicS-
tons are the mark OF extra base
smashes - going 20 fall Far below
that OF last season.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
SATURDAY

FOR May The season oEcially opens
SATURDAY
saturday Nay is-Matct play
aEair"t par Trophy to The winner
sweep takes. onesgsl entry divided
n" ard -u per cent
saturday MAJ - -- Quaiifvfr e
round. annual srriuE tpuru1fnsn Z
Two = Ehts - IS. First dtEht-PIay-
rrz hose handicap IS less than -
Sec1nd Digit Flss crs with handicap
% 70 ~ more Trophies 20 The win
1eys ana runners-up Including con-
ISOLATION
wedn~sAay Ma 2s-First round
spring tourna uent
SatIrtay Ma second round
sprtux tournament. First round. con-
soinfious
Qualifying round. Memorial Dav
tournament. 20 30 played MonAay
MAY 3D. - 70 qualify Two aiRhts
81 is divided haudiraps over ard
under - Tropates 20 the winners
MONDAY. May a,--Meuortai bay
tournament. a m First flight VIII
start from No. T. second fight from
No ~ -Four nine hole matches to
Re played tho winner % each nine
10 play the wiSner immediately foI.
lowing him Thirtv-six hole medal
contest FOR those not qualifying FOR
the tournament Prize 20 the win
ner-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Athletics Not Underpaid, Asserts Connie Mack;
Club One of Highest Saaried in Game, Says Pilot

Are the Athletics an nnterpaid'
team OF ball players?
For several years this assertion
has been made by ball players and
out-of.town scribes. They argue
that since the organization Of the
wonderful Mack machine back iu
1910. the players have been signing
for smaller salaries than those paid
elsewhere because they were hgur
Ing on the worlds series,
One writer contends that the Dc.
parture Of Collins Bender and
Plank caused Frank Baker 20 re.
fuse 10 report because be signed
for t4.5O0. believing that be had
about $1,000 worlds series money
coming 10 him each fan with the
wonderful machine intact When
Baker realized that the team could
no, win the pennsnt hands down.
he baked on living up 20 his con
tract
II Il only fair 20 The Athletics 20
say that these guesses are guesses
only Perhaps there vas a time
when the Athletics goj their players
cheap. Is that 20 their discredit II
they can turn out championship
teams with less money thrown
away
This idea about the small sal
aries % the Athletics might s-Hl be
strongly supported had 81 not been
FOR the advent OF the Federal league
into the field Manager Mack and
the players have never paid any al.
tentlon 70 these knocks. % whith
they are frequently reminded on
he field by Washington. Boston ard
Detroit players. but they Kept righ,
on their merry way getting tho
money.
when the Feds started. tho Mach
men were considered the acme oi
perfection so far az ball playing
was concerned II was team OF
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

to be interviewed yesterday after.
noon regarding The condition OF his
FASTENERS.
The youug gentlemen on Mr. Ma
wins payroll. SAID Harry. are in
splendid condition. according TO ny
way OF thinking There Il not a
man out OF condition. and arms. legs
and feet are all in fine shape YOUNG
has fully recovered from the Cleve-
land injury and is ready TO take The
field whenever called upon 10 again
assume his duties az second
"Moriarty says that his arm feels
hne. He has not cut loose since be
returned from a visit 10 the bone
setter, bat from what George says.
he VIII De able 20 peg them across
the iot on a line In short time
Barns is taxing things easy. but
coming along faster than we expect
ed. The whole Tiger squad enters
the second month o. the season IN
splendid physical coalition.
~Permi. ne g call attention 10 a
prediction early IN ne spring. You
will recall that Z predicted that Wit
would De heavier, stronger and ee'.
ter ABLE 10 stand the gar OF loaE
continued play this year Than ever
before. Not once has Oscar talterec
this spring. and I would not oe sur
prissd 20 see him play the season
through. barring accidents. OF course
! I 90 not believe that need OF res
will put him on the bench this year
He is in wonderful shape. for th'
first time since ne joined rhe Tigers
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
oAuss OUT FOR LEAGUE
REcoROf

II Ia beginning to look as II George
Uauss bad his eye on record Tor
consecutive victories. He is not YET
In danger OF any such achievement,
but six straight in the spring is a
very fair start George looks better
every time he goes into the box. Jen-
aings said last winter that II Dauss.
Coveleskie and Dubuc would all hit
their stride the same season. he
would grab a pennant in walk
away. That's what his hurlers are
doing for him. and be seems 10 be
making good.
Speaking OF pitchers, the zeal mir
acie OF the season has yet 10 be
soted. Pitcher Pug cavet. who
aever gets more than two hits In a
season. is carting around 400 bat.
ting average. II has stood for sew
sral weeks now. and he In tremen-
oously proud OF II. II Is explained
enly by the assumption that be has
already done all his hitting for the
summer. He has been TO bat I'VE
times and hit safely twice.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
MAKE PERIscoPE FOR
BILLIARD REFEREES

CHICAGO. Nav Bobby
Lord WoodlaNn amateur billiard.
ST. WHO represented Chicago al
the national amateur champion
ships. came - bar today NTH an
invention dcs gned 90 keep ref.
rrc,s OF billiard matches ont ~
the NAY 81 spectators and play
ers. The referee lies under the
table with periscope attach
pent the owe end OF which
fits over the edge ~ the billiard
table
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
JERRY DALTON
is FIGHTING IN
RACE TOWNS

Jerry Dalton the Indianapolis
feather~eisht. Who Won a lot Of
friends in Detroit BY his boxing a,
Windsor and before private clubs
here last winter. r. following the
ponies in Kentucky Under the
guidance OF his trainer. Jack Tier.
ney. OF Chicago. be IL IN Louisville
seeking bouts which are likely TO
be staged while the race meetings
are on there During the Lexington
meeting he vas a. that city On his
way 10 the Blue Grass state he stop
ped az Columbus. O.. .0r a bout.
Serir Oakman viii banquet bis
baseball club az MS home Thursday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
D Boat Club VARSITY PckedDaus Makes Straight and No Defeat

MOVIES or THE GREATEST little catcher in baseball
vi He is Ray Schak of the White SoN He has grit brains,
catching ability hit the ball At present he
what weak throwing seemingly having TO take step
every time he throws the bases He is trying 10 break
himself OF habit and be praeticing throw
without stride when he returns the ball to the pitcher
He nearly his pitchers off their feet with the zip of his
return occasionally.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Stallings Wearing Halo Now, but No One
Believes 1t Will Last the Season Out

BOSTON, May u StsllnRs has tackled
m pennant platform his season for he has announced that he Is
of he
retractef declared
The
an
them alone have
and Tyler forced their
are fined We won't hold tho satchel longer"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

lotAl paSrr tHit b''l.n =
Sa~rfdrn hffa Bush. Nit' stolen
hsSss-Bush. Hooper Pitching sum
Ruth IN 5l-i inninEs hit and ,
times AT bat or Mays ia ala IN
uirEs Tvo.hase hit Ruth Three
base hst--Lewts Struck out--By pauss
Ruth. Hooper. Wagner McNRilv
ThomasJ Bases on bails--OT psuss {.
Hooper - b. Ruth tkavansgh.
Baker. Dauss. Cobb Jacobson.
raWsord. Neachb Double playa
cohson and baker Ruth. gAtns, una
Thomas First base on srrors-Ue-
troit ?. Boston / Left on bases--
Detroit ~ Boston Cnpir~s--pi-
nssn and Nsllin. Time 50. At
tenda ucs--4 .3sS.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Eastern ard Western Play.

Eastern and Western clash today
Mt Clark park In a game that should
make interscholastic baseball HE.
tory In Detroit Central and Cas-
also play today. their contest being
staged al the ID A. c. grounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

NratrrdaV'e ItFamffa-
Richmond II. Buffalo
other games not scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
South Michigan League.
YESTERDAY. Results

Innings ig,fSs7sSi0I Ri r
Jackson . o o . 90 IL
saginaw Q 90 90 ~ "
Batteries SorcRbbaG~ and Hart
Herman and HArrfns
innings 49, 3 - " p
S'th Bend 1 . o.
Flint t . q 81 - y
Rattsrlss--tsouderm and Lake
Mckinley and Wells
Innings "a Ss 50 " y
nav CIV q o . o q g. 10 4
rat Creek o . u II ,
Ratteries-C rossman Thomas and
ponnelly Mailoy. kiefer, Hauser and
p0bbtns
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Many Fine College
Hurlers This Year

WHO is The best college pitcher
ia the country is a question TIA.
is frequently hurled at the sport
scribes these days. As a matter %,
fact. there are more excellent college
huriers this year than usual Ney-
and. OF West Point, who has Won
20 consecutive games in taree years
Il probably the best. After bin
cone Slsler Of Michigan. with Fer
guson also Of the Wolverine school.
Tell up n ne running. George
Smith. o. columbia. Poe Way. Of
Tale. and Steve Regau. 81 Coraeu-
a4se Fass rrry hIEh, and Deyo. OF
Princeton Young. Of william, ana
Mahan. o, Harvard. possess ey.raor
binary skill Doe Sharpe, the yer
sstile Cornell coach Vho is Welk
known In this state because az FIRE
guent visits 10 Ann Ar0or with his
teams, asserts that Regan is the
hes, Of the bunch. A. any rate. an
unusually heavy influx OF college
pitchers into me professional game
IL expected in the next year or two
Koob, OF Kalamazoo, might D. men
toned IN this connection.
Ray Schaik has been indefinitely
suspended because Of a run-ln with
SIX OTGughl.n
Judging frem the ionG -onttuuanee
sad Isuda~-S 81 that rsucou. aotse
" g. wkoopIRE kaun
Detroit Times job PrintIng Dept
Main fS2o
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Watching the Scoreboard.

YESTERDAY HoNERs.
safer. Cubs. on HarkrE. Dod-
Eer.i h~iley. rIttfeds, ed IN
d~r~sa. Buffalo; Nceiirr, >rna-
tors OF scott White soy,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Todsy'u Games.

- Louis at Boston
chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati AZ New York
Pittsburgh at philadclp hiA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Federal League.
Yesterday. Results.

Ftttshurgh ]. buffalo
ChtCsgo 8. BROOKLYN Z
Kansas Ctty e. newark ,.
BAltImor. s. ~ Louis 5,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

tlttshurSh AZ BY1Alo.
CnicaEo al brooklyn
Kansas CITY at Newark.
81 Louis ~ Baltimore.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

TsAay,s Gssaes.

Boston at Detroit
Washington at Chicago.
Athletics at 81, Louis.
New YoTk At Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Indianapolis 10. Milwaukee !,
Columbus 4 Minneapolis ..
cleveland 4, 81 Paul J.
Kansas city :. Louisville 4.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Rattle Creek at Bay City.
Jackson at Saginaw
south Bend at Flint.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
BIG MONTH AT
DETROIT G.. c.

The following are golnng events
scheduled at the Detroit Golf club
FOR May The season o.Hci tally opens
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Ray Schaik has been indefinitely
suspended because OF run-ln with
SIX OTGuRhlin
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Judging frem the ionE ~oHttnuanee
Rad lSuin~~S 81 that rsurou. notne,
" 4. wkooplBg kaun
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Detroit Times JOB PrntIng Dept
Main 1870.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
International League

STAN DING
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
s. A. |. SQUAD
TRIMS MUNCIE
IN fine STYLE
Minner Pitches Good Ball
Pucket's Sluggers Slaugh-
ter Offerings Of Stillwagon
Who Gradually Weakens.
Richmond. II; Muncie, 3.

That IL to score which the Rich
mond S. A. l.. hung on the Muncie
team at Athletic park Sunday after.
noon represents pretty fairly the class
shown by the contestants. This makes
the second inter.city game played by
the two leagues and In both instances
has the locals emerged with the long
end OF the score.
The Richmond team was strength
ed by the addition of c. knight,
Everett Haas, Cooney. Lucas and Min
ner and after the third inning 1t was
not a question Of who would win but
what the score would be. Rain put
halt to the pastiming for few min
utes in the last half Of the fourth,
chasing the fans to cover
Opposed to Pete Minner was one
Stillwagon who get by pretty good the
first two innings but gradually weak
ened under the bombardment given
his choicest offerings.
The visitors went out in the lead In
their turn at bat in the second inning
chasing 3 across the pan with the aid
OF a couple of boots and bingles.
Pucket's men tied the up in their turn
however due to some wild work on
the part of the Muncie players and
doubled their count in the third frame.
Muncle could r" 1T much satisfac-
ton from Mir the remainder OF
the battle.
The Muncie boys were entertained
by the President of the league after
the game and left with the feeling
that they had had fine time and
wanting to come again. Score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
Mrs. TutWaNer
Tells Her Story
Feel Like New" Since TAX
ing Tanlac" She Says

-Tanlac, it seems, is at it's old work OF
carrying sunshine into homes where
sickness had before cast its shadow
At any rate, in the opinion of Mrs
Mary Tutwaller, 31S S. 5th street
there is magic in the very name OF
the Master Medicine" which has
brought JOY into her little family.
"Tanlac did just what you said it
would" she said. But what surprises
me is how quickly it relieved me. My
catarrhal trouble is of more than ten
years standing and my head would be
stopped up at times so that l could
barely breathe. had an awful cough
and could sleep but little. Slowly but
surely my appetite was leaving me.
tried numerous medicines but nothing
gave relief
Your wonderful medicine has ena-
bled me to sleep and eat like a heal
thy child and when l arise in the
morning l feel strong and ready for
my household duties. The cough has
gone any my condition so improved
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done by magic. I am going to contin-
ue taking the medicine and believe it
will drive out all traces of my trou-
BILE"
The fame of Tanlac seems to have
spread to all parts of Richmond and
surrounding towns. Many are calling
daily at Thistlethwaite's drug store,
9Th and Main to meet the Tanlac Man
and obtain his celebrated medicine
Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
IN LAST
FAILS TO Give
RICHMOND WIN

Richmond's recognised bunch OF
horsehide artists yesterday made New
Castle step lively and although de-
feated they played In better form
than at any time this season The raj
~ In the ninth which fell just one
short Of tieing the count.
Another new face was in the Rich.
mond lineup. Werner who played the
left pasture looking awfully sweet TO
the local club. Werner was used In
the cleanup position in the batting or
der and got onein safe territory out Of
three times up. He was robbed OF an
other hit: by q sensational catch by
Chase. New Castle first sacker.
Richmond outbatted Ritter's crew
but their fielding was not quite as
clean and on this point alone did New
Castle look to have the better team.
McCann's followers scored theier
only runs in the ninth, Logan first up
was safe at first on Buzz" Steele's
error. Wallace batting for Mccain
beat out his hit to Steele, Koenig
was beaned by one of Walters fast
ones and Logan crossed home when
Werner flew out to Shindle. Bulla
doubled. scoring Koenig and Wallace.
Lefty going to second on the throw in.
Snyder grew little lax in his meth
DDS and was out stealing. New Castle
scored 2 In the first. In the 5th and
ended with a 2 run rally in the 9Th.
Score ~'.~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
LEAN Men DEFEAT
MORE OBESE TEAM

A baseball game between the fat
singers and the lean singers was the
chief entertainment provided for TWEEN
ty-five members OF the Richmond
Maennerchor. who rode in an auto
truck to Hartman's grove, north of the
city. Sunday. and held their annual
ali-day picnic. But there was also
fishing, swimming. singing and the
throwing Of quoits and the picnic din
ner, which offered appropriate diver.
sion.
Albert Blaesser twirled for the fat
team and Will Snyder stood on the
mound for the lean team. The latter
pitched his team to victory through
the woeful lack of batting ability on
the part of his opponents. The exact
score is not known. Some claimed the
runs by the leans numbered mre than
q hundred.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
HOLMES GETS HOME
ON SINGLE TO RUST

Stacks Easthaven outfit dropped
another Saturday the Ad.Hills cop
ping their battle by IL to count
Base running and hitting won for Ste
vens boys. Wink Holmes liner to
Rust was the feature bit of batting
Wink got hold of the pill and slam.
med 1t over second. 1t struck the
ground before reaching Rust and went
by the Easthaven center fielder like a
shot. Wink went all the way around
before the ball was back to the infield
The hit was scored ds a single because
Rust should have knocked it down.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
vICRANS CHASE nine
ACROSS At ONE Time

Making ten misplays and showing
nothing in particular which warranted
them in winning their game with the
Vigrans Saturday the A. S. NJ. repre-
sentatives went down under the humil-
iating score of Is to 3.
Up to the third inning the Seeders
were holding their own in pretty good
style but the strain was too much and
in the seventh they cracked and the
league leaders chased nine runs
across the pan. Diggs' catch of H.
Hawekotte's fly in center featured. 1t
was one OF the prettiest pieces. of
fielding shown this season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
BALL PARKS CLOSE
BECAUSE Of TRAGEDY

CHICAGO. July 26.-While saloon
doors swung wide, cabaret shows and
moving picture performances were
playing to capacity crowds throughout
yesterday, the only amusement places
closed as a tribute to the Eastland
dead were the Chicago White Sox and
the Chicago Federal League ba- 5ball
parks. A double-header had been bill.
ed at each park. but President Comis.
key, of the American League club, and
President Weeghman of the Whales
ordered that the gates of the ball park
be kept locked.
Thousands of fans had not heard OF
the decision of the magnates and
flocked to both parks. many of them
turning away disguised because their
afternoons pleasure had been spoiled
Nevada has fewer automobiles than
any state in the union.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
RED S0X WHIP
RECALLS SQUAD
IN FAST CAME

As curtain raiser to the Muncie-
Richmond game Sunday afternoon at
Athletic Park the Red Sox managed
by Marion McCleery outplayed the
ReXall's both at bat and in the field
and earned to 0 game from the
claimants of the amateur champion
ship.
Lefty Gosselin was complete master
Of the game at all stages letting the
Rexall's down with but measly sim
giles and refusing to give a single pass
throughout the game. Aubin in right
Tor the SoX featured in the batting
Inc getting three solid swipes out of
times up. Strayer played the best
game for the ReXalls. Score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
bRENNENS GET
LEAD POSITION
FROM KAISERS
K. OF G. LEAGUE,

The Brennens passed the Kisers in
the Knights league Sunday morning.
Defeating them to 4 they stepped
out ahead in the percentage column.
Norman and Often both twirled
nice ball but Otten's teammates out
batted their rivals 2 to ! and put the
game away safe in the fourth inning
by batting over their fifth marker.
Often and Hasemeier featured with
the willow with safeties out of 8
times up. Pardieck was also In the
limelight with several pretty stops and
pegs at second Score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-26
V|GRANS DROP GAME

ROCKVILLE, Ind, July 26.-In one
of the best games seen here this sea-
son the local team defeated the Rich
mond Vigrans by a score of 3 to 2.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Byrd and Hawekotte with
Byrd having a slight shade. Catcher
Harter of the Vigrans caught seven in
nings with a broken thumb. The
score by innings:
Wig. ..... 100 1000 % 6 8
Ridg. 80. 0 o. 0 2 0 100 Ks 6 3
Two base hits-Kelly. Struck out
BY Byrd II, by Hawekotte TO- Bases
on balls-By Byrd l, by Hawekotte 2.
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