Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

Dave on third. Dunn. Jr.. saved the day
by catching hy from the bat OF On
slow
shag Thompson made a bad start
Tor the Climbers by hitting at Cooper,s
curves Pick flew up TO Eavrs hnt
Johnny Bates busted the foul line In
iett held for two-bagger Little An
gels Arragon then endeared himself 70
the crowd by polling one. which
smacked Uncle Ned on the center field
fence, right on the nose. Bates scored
anu inc Cunan rested at the middle
post Tim Jordan ended the inning bv
driving up a skyscraper to Onslow
In the opening of the second Ha1ar
ne" out TO Dunn. Jr. McNally worked
Morrisette for pass, but went out ~
second on helder's choice by Eayrs,
VINO stoIe second on Schaufele. The
chapter closed when Powell Knocked
an easy grounder to Arorr,sette
Cooper had the Dunnites eating omt
OF his hand in their end. Dunn ,es6
on by tanning. Fewster went nut ~
ro"eii, lett hcld guardian. and Schau.
'et cooper put three across the
them. '''ef'hs Tor
THINGS LOOKED nLUE.
AND THEN GOT WORSE
ihings looked real blue for ~
nm crs In the opening of Tho tbir1
cooper secured transportation ard
S8ok second on sacrifice by Fabrioue
,oa e. sihsIeo TO left, the ball being
700 not for Fewster TO handle ShanS
popped up to Pick, but Onsiow SoI"
lo"ed with an infleld hit, which scoraa
cooper. tying the score HALEY sen,
terrlhc liner at Arragon, but AnnaIs
at second out
For a minute it looked uks -.
Climbers would forge in tn. lad &c
their portion OF the third. Then - -.
gloomy. frightened, and then wjthersJ
Morrisette sent a ball heldward h,,t
MS apparent hit was stopped by Esvrs
III ny lnre" MIN out at first Shae
thompson walked, but homes want
glimmering when Pick flaw on, a a.
Dayrs. 1t was reversed the ne1t nil
ute, after Johnny Bates had sine,.d -
right. putting Pick on third. Arro1on
however. went out. McNally to onsIow
ending the inning W.
lToVioence scored in the fourth. and
again IL was base on balls that No.
responsible. McNally led or WITH .
walk ana was sacrificed to second nv
Eayrs Angelo Arragon STAYED IN
run by brilliant stop on a hard dr,ya
rom tne bat Of Powell. Cooper. how
eyer e,I n,t TO Angelo. and. although pow
800 vas cut on at second. McNaIly
broke the tie johnny Bates ended The
stanza by basging Fabrique's nv. The
Chmo ers were retired in order in their
end all going out on files. Morrisette
was also tight In the opening OF the
hfth. two going out on flies, and the
third retiring on strikes
Richmond again knotted the oo,,.
in the fifth. After SchaufeIe had ejvan
another craven image imitation. Nor.
risette hit over third for a single IL
took second on an out by Thomnson
and crossed the rubber when Charlie
Pick sent pretty Fly to left, lust in
side the foul line. which put him m
the middle cushion. Bates walked ni' h on
Arragon halted proceedings by hitting
UP to Powell
1t was Johnny Bates who robbed
Haley, first man up, OF at least a tripIe
In the opening Of the sixth by a dandy
running catch. McNally walked for the
third time. but was caught trying to
annex another bag. Fewster then
picked n foul out OF the grandstand
for the third out. Cooper was stingy
IN this Inning. tanning Jordan and
Dunn. while Fewster went out, Shean
to Onslow.
M0RRISET0TE WORKS WELL,
AGAINST GRAYS IN SEVENTH
Just to show his skill with the horse
hide. Morrisutte in the seventh famed
brace OF batters. while the other went
out on fly to Dunn. The Climbers
also drew blank in this frame. Schau-
fele popped up to McNally and Nor
risette whitfield air. Shag Thompson
duplicated for the third out.
The eighth was one OF those real
thrillers. Shorten hit a grass cutter
to the clubhouse for three bags Shean
hit to Fewster and was thrown out at
first, Shorten being glued to the bag.
a ball passed Schaufele. but still the
runner Rugged third. Haley then sent
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