Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

) model hearsc driver, walled one hun
CRY fan yesterday as the shades of
night Crcpt softly down on BROAD
Street Park. and Miller, a Montreal
HEAVIER. continued TO pose between
courses. And even as the spectators
stifed yawn after yawn, the Climbers
bumped the bumpiious one until a total
cred and ten counters had been reg
OF eleven safe swats had been gath
istered in eight frames. OF course. the
Royals wore not all sleep walkers and
consequence six tallcs were gathered
by them between maps OF the aforc-
said Miller, the final count standing
10 70 =.
1t would have been bans-up ball
game had those two excellent indi-
GATOR holders. Mcssrs. Cleary and Car
pentcr, seen nt to put the spurs to the
permitted to do as he pleased and he
pleased TO kill time in spite OF the
fact that the park was being cmptied
by those who thought more of supper
and wife than they did about the an
tics Of the amateur. Sato Besides.
many had seen the original State Fair
Grounds last fail and were not par
ticularly Interested in poscurs. So the
game dragged on I" a weary end AT
two hours and fifteen minutes after it
started.
It was ZANE in which ,n actiGn-.bS
Of the s't DAY Roth teams s"i hi, s Well. al
though tho climbers had much the
better. Of the stick argument, and then.
: the better of the fielding honors.
Eleven hits were gathered 10y the
Dummies, as against eight for the Ca
nuckS. Two miScucS marred the fair
record Of the locals, while six Of the
Royals erred.
4 Russell Pitches AEnin.
Reliable Russell who graccd the
mound for the Climbers, had the Roy
ais under his thumb in All except two
. frames. lie was touched up freely in
In IL nj in f1Nn
: third, but for the rest Of the time
: he kept hits we'll scattered. and by the
$ noble assistance Of his hackers. kept
: the scorcboy hunting up goose eggs.
Miller, on the other hand. was touch
: ed up badly lis. Ayc q. M Ugh, frames,
tered y" 10 a, al. Thsn. too. his SIS supper,
s was miserable. and aided in the sum
: total for the not yet Dunns.
RichmondcrS were again treated to
some pretty work in the field. Crane,
E although he bunEled one chance. made
UP by n brilliant catch Of a fly which
he pilfercd out Of Johnny Bates's ter
ritory He also electrified his admirers
by scoopinG up several bad twisters
t5at looked good for base hits and then
getting the ball over to Tim Jordan in
: lightning time.
& On the bases there was no stopping
One was double steal. in Which Jor-
:. second with = beautiful hook
1t looked like IA Royal victory in the
/ first inning when S,nich drew a pass
and went TO third on lrclan's two base
: swat to right. Holden was thrown out
:. at first by Ball. and Smith scored, Ire
:, Ian going 20 third on the play. White.
man fled to right, lrelan scoring on
: the sacriiice peviin grounded out to
! ed the count in their half OF the open
Three more ROYAL runs we're scored
1relan. Holden displayed his ncctncss
In beating out an nheld hit. lrelan
scoring Irelan. Holden ana Irclan
scored when Dcvlin sent the sphere to
right for two bases 1amm fed TO cen
& Ter, and Purtcii died i;aii 10 Jordan.
DevlIn Gets Two Rngger
The final run vas made In the sew
cnth Irelan famed. Holden hi, to
ped the throw. II. Was forced at see
ond by Whiteman's grounded TO BAH.
Devlin landed for his second two ia Sc
drive of the afternoon. and Whteman
scored.
The Dunnites eycned Mp in the frs,
frame Long doubled 70 lcft, and took
inflcld hit. Bates singled to left and
Long scored. Jordan singled. scorin.,
breckenridge and putting Ea,cs on sec
ond. Hoffman sent hot one to pur.
tell, who nipped Jordan at second ana
Jrelan completed the double play hv :,
unick throw 10 DeVlin.
Bates's two-base driv" to right; ire
lan's Juggling OF Jordan's grouudcr. a
single by: Hoffman. an error bv Smith
rifce fly to center scored TWO runs for
the locals In the third
Montreal lost the game in the fourth
when Miller walked Russell Long
hunted and was safe Miller threw
wild. trying TO catch Russell at second
: and the runner took third. Brcck en-.
y ridge hit to right. scoring Russell
I,oHg went to third and I3rcckenridc.
to second on a wild pitch. Bates Me-
& to Miller. Jordan drew :. pass: Mile,
81 walked Hoffman. forcing Long acros.
the rubber. Ball sent a groundcr II
Jreian. forcing Hoffman at second
Breckenridge scoring on the out. Raj
and Jordan worked a double steal BAL
tItaking second and Jordan scoring
Crane walked: Schaufelc vent GU,
Miller to DeyNn.
a single and stolen base by Bates anr
Honman's single In the sixth scoreC
another run, and Schaufeles single
Longs out and Breckcnridgc's two-ha q.
4 drive tc right in the eighth scored an,
other.
sls The attendance was 200 The WORT
Hof UmpIres Cleary and CARPENTER /,
"a meeting with the approval OF fans ant