The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
ny ERNEST POLLARD,

An even break was the best the
Edmond Firginians could get out Of
two holiday conficts yesterday
tn the Harrisburg Indians In the
Prning game the locals got to 5
Fdict over Eddie Zlmmerman's CO.
Prts, while the visiting FASTENERS
"a out over Richmond In the after
on encounter by a count OF J. to I.
Followers OF the national pastIme
Richmond who desire TO see hits
me thick and fast should have been
fll pleased with the two contests
sterday. for In both there were sa fe
tgles galore and in practically every
ming one of more pairs Of stockins
re seen circiing the hassocks Both
NESTS afforded considerable excite
m and neither team was sure of
nnfrr either Of the contests unit
last man had been retired In the
sing innings.
Virginians in the opening contest,
he became wild as the game pro
essed and In the fifth frame he re-
ed in favor Of Morrisette who pitch :
good ball during the remainder of
game Very few hits were gar
red from Hnssels offerings, but
w9ldness allowed the visitors TO
re on him. Morrisette was also in
ped 10 he bit Wild. but he man
"a TO pun through without allow :
the Indians to DO much damage.
H~sIey starts second.
Tom Healey started out an the mound
Inc Nirgtniaas in the closing game
ne had to retire after the third
favor Of Aorrisstte. The latter re-
s~@d On the mound until the eighth
aa', fsussefl Went IN and mn
tne game, however. when
:" Ne harrisburg boys were
aA SAFE mafSan and MS good
- =. 49, if.isie me virgin
- cur a'.er sohschf Harris
thev were going tn drive him 10
e. in short order geYnre the saw.
~@ne rerv far the locals had nI,s 4
80 runs on him. However. he ~oon
MT sned and only one more counter
forth coming during the remainder
the zane
svtn though the Eirginians did lose
OF the contests 10 the Invading
nnsylvantans The fans present--anf
Re was a large number of them
md some consolation in knowing
4 they mad witnessed two gotxn ball
tiFSs
The hitting OF Twnr1bfev and Mui
WIS largely responsible for the Viz
Mans morning victory. whfln the b,g
ek OF Clarence Kraft. Harrishurgs
frst sacker. caused their down
In the sunset tll' In the morn
game Twonhles got three hits
Of four trips to the plate. while
Hin. made it two out OF three. In
afternoon game Rates and Banks.
starred with the willow. getting
ee and two h,ts. respectively Kraft
lded MS club with telling effee,
lhG she AFTERNOON set1o. getting
ce triples and single out of five
p to the plate.
Morning Came,
~ ,ra ,,or,s,o a..
-nered a lead IN mo s,,i,ia, sra,,,a
retained throughaut the conf,ic.
the eighth the Indians threw "a snar.
the loea, cann whar r,s usrrss.
81 bows scored ,wo rurs Thsr.
re- s,iil three me, an tha nass,rly 9
en- the third mar Was ,irai,y -
"a Afthnurh hi, slo,,, ~ 49,.
encounter furn,shaa .,.a ~. :.
ore for the loyaI snecfators Saw.
4 hafr-rafs;py n,ays yrsra n,,,as -
fhe locals pirhmona's ;rraIa
vad bri,,iar, hail ub;Io ,..ah ~.
nks.on ~ r;eh,.fie,d was 81 sa ~
n,ationaI orier
w. Arrayon naa - 49,. :, ~,
rtno irri,,s ra,a,ns,,, :" ~
for snne con,t .a ~, p s,nv,, ~
FIN walked ana Hea,a, arnwa az.
th.-a has thai GOT through hoth
nnarran and Tamm Twomhlv
i sy.,up Srorad an tbe arrnrs
u e,dad .hs soaring .he raxt Two
4 ~c,nr an,
wal. "a .,a, -. 49,
-. 49,, 49,. ,osn uase ~. .
10 aeama $500 aa' as seaoiiu pase
q fnr.hrnn,,ng ~ $3.50.
ng easS x,..,, .as men -. 20 p a.alu.
haers - n"e'i -
me th,ra Twoh,. "a .x -.
nile 10 left ana 5000 Ieu oIi MIN
nIaeed safe1y ~ aa-M 81 Ill Al,
a'sy also singled to rixht ana hnsh
and Mullen moved up a peg on
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