Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
tEAFs BLANK CLIMBERS
!. WITH MANNING ON SLAB
Rictmond BatterS Unable to Hit Ball,
Being Held to Two
Safeties
RUSSELL ALSO WORKS Goou
Held Canucks to One Hit Until Sew.
cnth Inning-Infeld Errors and
free Transportation Directly Re-
Spunsiblc for Loss of Game.

~ blii Clymer was caught with an ace
s&hp his sleeve Yesterday
III During the first two days he So
pJourn"d here he trotted ont six twirlers
y against Jack Dunn's Climbers hut he
N introduced his one best bet Yesterday
q planning was his name. and for six in
! ""SS ne had those rising young Rich
q mond gents biting blindly. In the sew
enth he was touched for one nit. while
!. another scratch was gathered in the
!. last frame. Except for those two taps
M vas invincible. while his mess
~ lex Result: Toronto, 5; Rtichmond. q.
u II was by far the best exhibition OF
: baHrbail during the present series Rus
SCI VINO went in To face the Leafs
ing!ns. but was no, touched for ~ a a
Whcn he cracked and Welded three
j lie Mas found for a total OF six safe
Noted five runs. =.
i hal The !. WI wea ,ha was Just rsh. for base
league style. Although the Leafs
looked dangerous in. the first frame.
w wer 1w9 men IN We're LEFT on base they
siNtn inning. and then misfortune was
chiefly responsible for the break
sorted to hrst and stole Second sec Mas N esi
bal' dropping throw by Schaufele
Which T,n6 LOCKED good for an out; Russell
\ Shcehan a pass. Roach lined one to
: Gran@~-Mho made a. pretty stop. but
., rIsW via 70 Mclnnis, permitting Ora
s S'HSs sne o@' iSr vls,ors-sev-
.nN they found Russclrs curves for
t.rcc >iits and three runs Manning
Vas, an easy out. but Bracket walked
>. ni!ander clouted one to breckenridge
Graham singled. advancing Eractett
!" third, and both scored on n double
I" r'Sht field by Brown, who trottcd
. aor"ss the, pan on a single to deep
center by Jordan.
trrnron Makes Good stop.
Roach led off in the eighth with a
siu2le to center. but was out on a
Nc!ders choice when lionnick hatted a
luei |" Arragun who knocked it down
an" threw 10 crane III time to head off
the runner at second. Schaufeie caught
Eunmck off til" bag with "a throw to
Nclunis. but the latter made a bad
les to Crane. permitting the runner 20
+ leHrh SECOND i'm safety. Manning ,'fted
/ hiSR ny TO Iir.ckenridge. h't Brack-
8 h"nnck. Bracket Went ont NJ third
s ,rEfiin# to ,,.t stretch the 49uhle into a
= Crane, who relnyed the ball to Arragon,
4 beating the runner by n foot
in III rs sen n, ifo'A the f!imnsrs a came
APP 10 that ;im.. Norman took Two
twister, which Dutch met
Jpn the. nose and sent far down the first
npase line for what looked good for II
,$doublc. lie was too slow, however
dand was caught at the midway station
Wy the throw-in.
only other hit came in tho ninth
y ,lning. when breckenridge laid down "A
!. .lQ,MS bounder Ia first base and beat it
lsilft.l 1t was the scratchirst kind OF
ma Ssctatch. Two men were out and
.tei was easily retired from second
cess fIft.
,me,2i4 hmond is credited with three err
n shs All Of which io We're d%c to bad
ossrS:!nG poor heaN"s To Mclnnis on good
ri, Is. Both throws were too low. Me
LIS himself erred in the same man
81 atti The Grst run was directly due to
- 80 bad peg by Crane, although the
t'Sosc 10 catch throw from Schaufelo
lnl- Itch Graham stealing second. paved
4, \, Gay for the run. rs BAH would
:" - on ,etred the side Il he had held
here.
he game scheduled for to-day
iyed yesterday. both teams will
n refu.day. The week end game should
- big crowd, as both teams arc in
Plieha'pe. and played real baseball
.staur day DUMB has switched Hon-
q g., apparently '+coh wise one. as both
od 'ked better yesterday in their new
49, rdcnS.