Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

II taxes more thaTflStkfef,s men to
It is 1 not aur anK
defeated the Dunnites fHsstaastFahe
fact that Marty. McHale pitched Gsse9I
himself both at bat and in the field,
while Charlie Mullen ably backed them
up. The others. however. were not
there when needed. and the Bisons
cleaned up the second game OF the
series to 4.
Richmond had many opportunities
70 PACK the game away on ice. but
Rency Once with the bases loaded
with one down. Big Ed Sweeney hit
into double play. and again after
none out, he was permitted to die on
the bas, when the next three men un-
!oosened weak pop hles Then, TOO,
Van Wrinkle and let sure out reach
third Healey contributed TO the err
rors OF omission by hogEinG Twomb-
lys territory with the result that the
Alrhonso- Castor act resulted in a hit
instead of an out.
McHalc had the Herd at mis- mercy
that liz. he handled them Well until
lessly. He famed seven men and did
. some clouting himself. Along the lat
ter line. however. Bates was the star
with two. triples in two tries. Every
him.
How II All Happened.
EhCfldic oPcHtd lHe llpuuu JOE
Richmond. He walked Jackgon. nrst
10 right Marty fanasa Htn s' Pick
threw channell out at first, Jackson
srounded out. Fewster to Mullen. AZ a.
though Mullen got a clean hit. Rich
Inond only got man in it's end OIL
the first.
Coed d. nslaGs by Msaae together
from counting In the second. Carl
strom had led off with n single. but
Heating and Onslow were thrown Quit
fees. Fullenwider was then famed.
After taking two strikes. Johnny
Bates opened the second for the Dun
niles With a triple to left EFT He scored cs1l
ed. Fewster grounded out to third.
and Ed Sweeney: aided aid bys.,a decep-
Not slash to center A pretty relay,
Bates to Fewster to Pick, got the run
4 Hale for pass, but he struck Nc
Carly out. with. channeIi batting.
Jameson started for second. Sweeney
made pretty pes. but Fewster fall
n ner g go TOT to third S GhaEnnsi Walked and
two. runs counted whG9 judge slam
med out a double .th=>left. Thus 81
scored on single to left by Carl
sfu ulen The only on had three
Bisons wer4ohianised ia their end OF
IF Richmoad made a bafaave start in the
fourth Twombly flew out to left:
f Pewster each singled sWeeney p so
ped up to short McHale produced a
sweet hit oyer second. which scored
a bad throw to third, and Fewster
came homenwithl the run. which put
ts Dsnnf 1T the up lead n h The f9song
error following. hit doing the bust
ness. McHale famed two men in this
frnme. =
Three men fafsd Fullepwider in the
gled. but both were caught trying to
steal, Twombly sent UP a high foul
to onslow MeHale famed another
Bntes Dies at Third.
Johnny Bates started the sixth for
Richmond with a triple to left He
next three men sent up high files
the opening OF the seventh Fuilen-
When When the Climbers CAME up: Pick
" but cha~h'ss "'s at
EuGalo forged into the lead jH the
4 through an Alphonso CASTOR act. in
which IIealey figured as chief offend
CIR. ITO took third on fhia atings out
and 49ored when onslow. was retired
ending the inning. .,-,,
Things looked rosy for score IN
the eighth, but the Dummies could not
nut 1t over. Bates walked after Twom-
bly, flew out to McCarty. Bankston
followed with p single, and Bewster
singled. filling the sacks. Ed Sweeney
flew UP to Jackson, who doubled
Bates at home.
Three men faced Fullenwider In the
.4,Anth. The Dummies theptlnadeea last
effort. shag ThompsonN wns sent in
hit up to Mecast8, ieislws al ss but
was one trying TO rsteal 'shc6fd.
Another game will .-hae. piayad. this