The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
JORDON AND OTHERS
INTERPRETATIONS
Some Things About Yesterday Games
Seen at Distance As They
Were.
BY SCOOPS PA.

Jordan is expected to get a lot OF
putouts because he is at the first base
position, and yesterday, as usual he
got lot. The game, II is well known,
was played on foreign soil, IL being In
Canada that Toronto exists. Rich
mond played in Toronto yesterday and
won again. the second time in two
DAYS. and Jordan--the Tim Jordan
that used TO bust fences in Brooklyn
and elsewhere. except in the Federa1
lLeague-~-made good. Besides getting
lot of putouts, as he ought, he got
two base hit that sent the first run
over the concrete pentagon. he came
home himself when Dutch HOFFMAN
sacrificed home run possibility that
he might single.
So Dutch" who IL batting to date
something like 452, did what people
here are used TO seeing him de- He
lbroke up the game again. Jordan was
at second and Bates was in the dog
house. painting after his trip from first
on Tins hit and hoping that "Dutch
would deliver, The hope was real
lied. for Hoffman. who made IT wv"
singles out of three at bats. IKE the
way Herbert pitches. Hoffman likes
the way all international League
pitchers pitch. but he was particularly
interested yesterday in liking Her
berts efforts.
| Putouts was the idea that started
this. While Jordan was holding up
/ his end in the three last columns U.
lsha box score. particularly the first OF
the last three, Aragon at second, anu
Crane at short, were doing their part
and AraEon was starring. the Cupah'
who recently hurt an ankle, appears "
%nA al
[ he coupnted four putouts and three
assists He also took one of the seven
| hits Herbert gave up and pilfered the
only sack to Richmond's credit. crane
the spectacular. on whom Luck some
times smiles, did some Work thal
brought the Canadian fans 10 their
feet His record for yesterday is one
putout and four assists.
| Hoffman he must be mentioned
again. and Kricheil, who knows the
Toronto bali lot pretty wen. having
spent some time there with Pick ana
Jordan, were the big hitters Yesterday.
In three times up each knocked Two
sinrles TO the discontinue OF the pest
+ wtrler Bill C1ymer has yet advanced
arainst the Virgtnsans. kricheli
worker Sterser In well and i've put
outa came to him through strikeouts.
norman. captured two drives in MS
section OF the outgarden that wouia
/ have been damaging had he shppea.
He hits we'll enough TO be an outnea1-
| or all right, but he can 40 i''ele
outfelding. too.
| And steryer the fellow who smiles
ara who nuts 'em over with his Ie1I
hand like Larry Hannifan used to DO,
nuxxied the Leafs again. Wheh
Ciymer's crowd opened here Sterzer
want well. keeping the game on MS
aide TIL the finish. He was the "pess
bet" Yesterday and "Dunnie" backed
him to win.
This leaves Morisette as today's
probability against the Leafs.
w tha virginia eague there hap
reraa an interesting little thing. Rioh-
i ,nond fans know how Dolly Gray
lsmanked the pill last season when
acoltg'' was the word erbiazoned
\ crosr the breast OF the uniforms worn
hare Dolly Is now doing some work
far the Rocky Mount club. and ne
lpHrnea part OF hts salary. yesfaruAy
| by alarming one over the fence witn
| Doyle and anxder on and scoring the
! three runs that put the sunoih I1sers
Iout of IL In tha sixth inning,
| Incidentally Raaky Meunt passed
NEWPORT News and teek second place
| 4 few points behind Hell ie BuscfI's
Petersburgers, The Buschman, It
might be noted, broke the tie held by
the shipbuiideFs, aHd slipped into first
place In the Virginia League race, II
1 u aise Hotsd that there ara but 1ee
peiy,ts between the leading and the
EEfrefIins clubs, Tho VirsiRia League
| has sesne psHnant hasa on this sea-