Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
- ANS TRIM CLIMBERS
N TWELvE-|NN|NCC CAME
again Got Early Lead and
s. AiNc Locals Fight Uphill
10 for Whole Route.
SCORE TIED UP IN NINTH
Superb Rally Gave Locals Chance to
Wjn-Rubc Meadows Delivered
When Pinch-IIittinw
for Dunn-Cranc Is Missed
Chief 2im and his indians go, an

Chief Aim and his indians go, am
other scalp Yesterday at the expense
9f the Climbers, although II took the
visitors twelve fun innings to trouncc
the local Warriors Richmond trailcd
from the very start, bu; knotted IN.
tally by pretty ninth-inu!nr rally.
2anly to lose to 4. after holding New
Rrk scoreless for nearly eight rounds.
yInablity to hit in the rinchcs lost the
game.
practically all of the runs made by
the Indians in the present series came
after two mon were down. This han
4pened in the INST frame yesterday.
when one tally resulted II occurred
again in the third. when Il sacrifice n.y.
making $ihe second out, scored another
when brace of ta!lies were garncrcd.
and the same situation occurred in the
{ tmeiith, when the winning counters
dians H snnTed up IN IN 1nro Monday the In
times. with n pair retired
suck oBrien was ON the firing line
Pr Richmond. and had as his oppo-
snt Enzemann. Both twirlers were
rare form, the visitors scoring in
". out of twelve innings and the
innitcs in only two Ii WAS good
hiding. however. that kept both out
extreme danger in several other in
stanccs, the Climbers having several
ihtiINtS iapICi III the qua.
Again the loss of Sammy Crane was
rclt, although Fcwster played a steady
game at second, while Arragon per-
3 formed brilliantly at short The rcru-
lar ginger, however. was lacking, ana
while the substitute inicIdcr worked
!. without miscue, his lack of expert
peing made At the bat. however. ho
I'D we'll, polling double and working
snzemann for a walk and going out
VI first in his three trials.
n 81, INF
sting one. but that ninth-inuing rally
vas a bird. Richmond had been trail
ing two runs behind the Indianss after
coring brace of tallics in the fourth
ame. Chances to tie the score had
ssiisd ~horning in three innings. and
ksthe5fans were preparing to leave The
Fparls when the fireworks started An
gels ArraGon was the first up. and
he waited Enzemann out ana drew
aliVered the hoods by getting a long
single to right, which put Arragon on
third.
With one on first ana another on
Ssecond. Dunn begun to Shift around
ITO get runs He selected Ralph Works
ito gofto bat for Dunn, .r., hut :, strife
Next The rowing eve of Dunnic rested
ION Rubc Meadows, and the husky col
legian went to bat for Fcwtscr. This
choice was a happy one, RUDE driving,
zont a sizzling double to center scor-
ainG ArraGon and Russell. tho latter
Inrnnning for Jordan. owing 10 the de-
sIorced 10 Keep Schaufclc, his only re-
Scetver, In the game and the Kid fam
#ned. O'Rrien brought the inning TO
van END bS' nNing out.
In the tenth the climbers filed the
! hassocks but Euzemnnn pitched stead
s!lN and pulled himself out of the dan
was In no danger in the eleventh or
Twelfth, while in that frame his team
mates nicicd the Climbers for "a pair
cor counters, ending the game
Gimme I'm D.fu
J. Newark started the scoring in the
z Wy first frame. Mcnsor took first on
bad peg. 10 first by Aryagom Tanm
ana To"lcy were easy outs. but Gala
han singled. scoring Mcnsor Tho
Climbers hllcd tile sacks in their end
Of the clash, but a sharp double. Ta,nn
TO Toolcy To Kraft. settled their hash,
p Although the Climbers pushcd a man
:r s ; N; ".S $
Fewstec QMt Schaufclc went out on
nm attempted. steal Tho Indians had
been easy outs in their end of the
.stanza.
The Indians made the circuit again
in the third, With one down ra 1'm
sent a sra ss-cuttcr 10 right field. which
vent for three sacks. He scored on a
sacrifice ny by Toolcy There was
nothing doing for the Climbers In the
With two out in the fourth Newark.
3uble with n double to left field He
by HeckinGer. who himself scored on q
hit to right by EnZcinaun. aided by Il
Jungle OF ThompSon's throw by rct>.
further mischief by getting Tamm NJ
! vft was the Climbers turn to break
ITO the run column in their half of tho
Aurth. Bates settled at first on Too
IS second error Of The game. and
re $ driven in by a :r,ple by Arraeon To
ght field. The little cuban himself
s1red on n sacrifice ny TO Callahan
mn went out EnZcmann TO IiccIIiul,cr
a Fewster, who waited out four bad
Res, and was called out at second
AZ apparently pilferinr tn. bag
fifth was frutlcss for both teams.
lfnaNas duplicate FOR ho:h.
.I4 omd had men on first
one down Bates walk
= 1ccd out by Arraron.
him 10 third with a
r. = put Arragon was nip
= I13 n IcCkingcr faxed a.
30 catch Jordan on an
Ia Ghc seventh IN"
80 - uSt such q mole, and
l1[ - - the identical trick on
IfI,y the Indians sCorclcSs.
Zee combination was
13I3 'iimhcrs in the close
IciIy chapter. The
Sc fruitlcsS for hoIh.
- o score in the ninth,
came back with a
btcG tho count Arra-
a walk jordan sent
Il. N. .... !: I. !. 4.
Ia q hinr!c to rIght.
.[l I'm 10 run for Big Tim,
q for Dunn lie fail
80 ld retired on strikes.
PIlling the role Of pinch
Of H-cwStcr, delivered
scored both men with
bic. SChauf"lo famed,
Bew out to Wi;tor
=. started with Thompson ON
"piks on first Meadows I'm
NIX a1d Russell ia left Tnmm and
|6FjtS NJ UP to PICK. callahan sim
led, bn, shay Thompson uctlcd kraft's
y rctiriug The side
ThOmpson and Pick few out Callahan
naa Mensor, respectively Bates was
8Fby pitched bali ana Arragou SIN
[gElad. 9cNNlMg him 10 lhirh. Anrnls