Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

ROCHESTER,. \. Y. September H.
ack Dunn's Richmond Climbers took
3'nly one game OF the double -headcr
rom Rochester to-day, but tho one de-
eat vankcd the Nustlcrs out Of the first
division after tw"uty-four-hour stay.
Richmond won the first game by II 10 4,
jut Rochester turned the tables In the
8econd set 10 by 3 TO O.
a. Erickson and Jarmcn gave weird per-
ormanccs OH the mound in the first
Famc. though the latter finally found
ontrol in the middle of tho game and
ecame master OF the situation Each
pitcher allowed twelve safeties and
Erickson passed nine and Jarman
Walked i've. The Hustlers lost prin-
2!pally because they failed TO make the
est OF their opportunities. TO illus
rate
In the FIRST inning Clemens singled
nd advanced on an out, but was
brown out AT the plate by Twombly
Ehilc trying TO score on Zimmerman's
afc poke 10 center Then in tho Sec
md Beatty walked, Priest singled to
cft and Stevenson ambled. filling the
2ases. Realty scored on n sacrifice ny
By Williams, but Priest, speedy as he
+. was thrown out at the plate by
Fwombly on Erickson's single to CEN
fer. Clemens then struck out
Zim I'm errnan's single and Holke's
ripple Melted Rochester a run in the
8nird. After Stevenson had walked in
he fourth and Williams had hit into a
ouble play the Hustlcrs loaded UP the
acks on singles by Erickson and Glenn
ms. and n pass to Piez. a pass TO zim-
herman forced Erickson over with a
un. but Holke struck out. Beatty
8pened the NTH with n single to left
Ind took second on passed ball but
Rugged that bag when Priest beat out
4 hunt, Then Beatty was forced ut
Ehird on tho next play and the next two
3tcre easy outs The Hustlers died in
= rider in the next three innings
Richmond GETS SIN
RUNS. ALL IN FAIRS
Richmond got its first six runs in
airs. In the fourth Twomhly and Null
- IN singled and neatly work cd n double
teal. :, pass 10 Pick filed the bases,
rickson struck out Bates and Bank
ton. hut Hcaley's hot shot went be-
T. ween Stcvenson's legs and two runs
corcd.
Passes 10 Pick and Bates, Bankston's
icrifice hit and ITcaley's single gave
he two runs in the sixth. Two more
: hmc In the seventh from singles by
#wombly, Pick and Bates. coupled with
pass to Mullen. Stcvenson's error on
wecney and passes to ArraGon. Twom-
!y and Pick forced Richmond run
the eighth before the side was re-
rcd.
The Climbers added four runs for a
artins greeting in the ninth. Bank
on singled. tIealey was hit by a
ftchcd ball, and Sweeney walked. Jar
an whitfield. but Arragon's infeld hit
'orcd Bankston. With the bases still
= 'aded Twomhly cleared them with n
. bubble to the fence in left
Richmond's four hits off Euenke in
he second game were scattered one to
b inning. Nor did any Of the hits come
III" same inning with any of the 1--WE
asses issued by him, which accounts
'r his feat in shutting out the Climb
s without run. Moreover, Hucnko
enetited by some superhne fielding.
eatty accounting for a couple of scin-
Hating stops and Stevenson and Priest
akins extraordinary catches of ap-
,rently sure Texas Leaguers.
The Hustlers punched four of seven
is in two innings for the tallies. Glenn
is doubled in the first and took third
! PicZ's single. Zimmerman Whitfield
1t Clemens scored when Holke forced
icz at second. In tho fifth Huenke
ngled only TO be forced by Clemens.
no stole second. Piez walked. Both
en- scored when Zimmerman doubled
left Hcaley was generally effective
the other innings.