Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

inv" 'HousdHu rams yesterday saw
Jack Dunns Climbers capture the third
and last OF the games In the series with
the Providence Grays. by the safe score
or to 3. This gave the locals two
out OF three with Providence.
In the carly stages IL appeared as
though the visitors had put the game
away when they piled up three runs I'm
inc hFsi inning. after there were two
outs. GIL began the scoring on ARA
CONS error. and two more runs fol-
lowed in quick succession.
Morr'sctte pitched an even game
throughout, walking only one man.
fennock was Wild at times Three Of
the men he passed scored
Grnyr Score In Frat,
McNally led off for the visitors by
stI N!nG out, and Shorten went out
pitcher 10 first Gill followed with a
sinsi" 10 right center. and on Tut
w.i"r inAeld drive he took second. on
$40" Grove 10 third. and on Arragon's
error Gill scored. Haley scored Tut
weller and Onslow with double 10
right. Fabrique prevented further scor-
ins by grounding out to hrst Crane
started the fun for the Climbers with
smashing nit TO center. Arragon
popped TO BIZ and on pretty double
play Gill 10 Onslow. Crane was thrown
out at first. Mullen few out to Tut.
weller
TIE second frame was brief. Powell
new out TO Bankstor. and Pennock sin
gled TO Twombly. McNally drove one
10 Arragon. who stopped Pcnnock and
threw McNally out at FIRST Twombly
famed. Bates lined out 10 Tutweiler
and Bankston struck out.
Third md Fourth Brief
Shorten singled to center. Gill was
safe on felder's choice. Morrisette To
ArraSon. Tutweiler few out to Bates.
and Onsiow went out. Healey to Mullen.
third with n single TO right Sweeney
flew out to Tutweiler. Morrisette was
out. Pennock to Onslow, Healey going
TO third on the play. Healey went out.
short to third. on Cranes drive.
In the fourth Haley famed and
Fabrique lined out to Twombly. Pow
ell singled to center and Pennock went
out. Mor-isetteto Mullen. Arragon drove
long one to Shorten, and Haley took
Mullen's pop foul. Twombly lined out
Ia Tutweiler.
In the fifth Richmond landed for the
Wrist runs. McNally and Shorten both
few out and Gill famed Pcnnock
allowed Bates and Bankston to walk;
Healey tapped an easy one to Pennock
and was thrown out at first. the other
runnersadvancing. Sweeny beat an In
Held hit and Bates and Bankston
brought in tho first talles for the
Climbers. Morrisettc famed. and
srahe ioHowed with single to center.
sweeney going to third. Playing off
base he was thrown out HALEY 20
Pennock to McNaly
Pile Up Four Runs,
. Tutweiler opened the sixth nv send
Ing a high one to Bates. who muffed
II: onsiow fouied out to Mullen. Haley
hit to second. and Fabrinue flew on.
TO Bates Powell drove one to Crane
whotagged Haley going to second. Ar
ragon hit to Gin. who failed to ran1le
the ball. and tho runner reached f-st
by narrow margin. Mullen walked.
Twombly hunted safe, advancing Ar
ragon and Gill. Bates hit to center.
bringing home Arragon and AruiIsn
Pennock walked Admission, again fllI-
ing the bases. Healey hit to short who
throw to second. forcing Bankston
Healey being safe ia first, Twomnlv
scoring on the play and Bates was sa 70
at third. Sweeney sacrificed, scoring
Bates. Morrisette famed
Pennock flew out in tho seventh 70
Bates. McNally lined out to Arragon.
and Shorten flew out to Twombly.
Cranes fly was neatly handled by
Fabrique. Arragon singled to center.
Mullen was out. third to first. Arragon
taking second on the play Twomb,y
went out, pitcher to first.
Nm Chance for Grnys.
Gill began the eighth by lining ont
10 Bates Morrisette walked his first
man when he gave Tutweiler his base
on balls; Onslow followed with a hit
to second, and Arragon made good
try to stop 1t. Haley hit to Crane, who
threw to Arragon. cutting OFF Onslow.
Fabrique hit to short. and Haley was
thrown out at second. Bates singled
to short and Bankston popped an easy
one to Giu. Healey flew out to Pow
ell, and Haley took Sweeney's foul
In the ninth the Grays did not have
chance. Powell flew out to Arragon.
.Pennock singledto left, and McNally
followed with hit to Crane, who
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