Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-14
CLIMBERS SPLIT EVEN
WITH NEWARK INDIANS
they Take Initial Number OF Double
Header, but Are Overwhelmed
in Second.
DARKNESS STOPS SLAUGHTER
When Umpires Call Last Game mt
End OF Seventh Inning Score
stands IL to 8, With Redskins
on Long End.
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t"PcciaI 10 Inc Times Dispatch
NEWARK, n. j.. June l3.-Pastim-
ing before the second largest crowd OF
the season. the Climbers and the Indi-
ans at Wiedcnmayer's Park split even
IN the double header here to-day. Tho
VISITORS gathered in the first contest
to B. while the second game. which
was an abbreviated one, due to dark
IL to g. '
Unusual interest centered around tho
bargain bill, Many of the local fans
.nihhing that the time for Interna-
.,onai League ball in this city is at an
,hu' visited the park for farewell
look. The Indians begin a threewcck
ZIP OH inc road tomorrow at Provi-
dence and rumor has II that instead OF
coming back here the franchise will he
moved TO Harrisburg
Ihere was good ball playing In both
eah'ss' Inc errors charged to the visit
oFs In the second game were fnten
,iohai ones. The Climbers, seeing that
II was raining. attempted 10 DELAY the
game by making errors
CLIMBERS BEGIN SCORING
IN THE SECOND HALF
Inc visitors began the scoring in the
second inning of the first game. when
tnsy got man around the haBsocks.
Win one out Jordan walked and Tim
surprised the natives By purloininp
second after Ball famed Crane hit 70
iett, scoring Tim. One man had been
retired in the third when Thompson
walked. took second on Picks out, and
dented the pan on ArraRon's crash to
center, after Bates had been purposely
passed.
The Climbers got their next tally in
the sixth. Bates walked and was sac
rihced along by Arragon. On Jordan's
fly TO Wittcr. Bates moved I'D n base
CaNhpd "a air l.. TIL,
Russell. who was on the mound for
the Climbers. was pitching great ball
and not binGle was made on his de-
livery until the seventh.
Callahan singled, sending Tooley to
third, after the latter got a pass, with
one out. Krafts hoist to Thompson
sent Tooley home. After Callahan stole
he was sent home on Zimmerman's
double TO right center.
The winning run was sent over the
plate In the eighth. Goodbread. the
former Climber, began by passing Pick.
Batess single advanced his teammate a
base. Arragon then hit TO Move, who
made Wild heavc TO frst. Pick scor-
ing while the others were safe. \ sim
gle, and three bases on balls. gave the
Indians run In the ninth. The run
was forced in.
INDIANS MAXI; RUNAWAY
AFFAIR OF SECOND CAME
The Indians made q runaway affair
Of the second game They began by
chasing six runs over the plate in the
first Inning. Meadows s,rated 10
pitch out. but after passing the first
two men he was derricked and Stcrzer
was sent to the mound. Sterzer fumbled
Tooleys Grounder. and the hassocks
were populated before tho side was re-
tired. Six runs counted
The visitors got out Of the kalsomine
bucket in the nth by getting three
runs. Krichell began with a single
Sterzer walked and Krichell scored on
Thompson's rap to center. On Gala
han's return Snow. catcher. now OF the
Indians. WAS hit In the eye and had to
retire After Pick had been retired
Bates singled. scoring Sterzer, and Ar
ragon sent Thompson home with hit
10 center
It was getting dark and the rain had
began in earnest.
Richmond players were looking to
the clubhouse. but the umpires kept
them working. In the sixth they scored
their last two runs while the Indians
chased over five tallics In their behalf