Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-16
ENSIGN C0TTRELL WINS
ON INITIAL APPEARANCE
Newcomer Pitches Climbers to First
Victory of Series With
Buffalo.
ADVERTISERS BROUGHT 'I.,1 OUT
Largest Midweel> Crowd Sees Local
lnts Tramplc Unconstitutional
Gets EARLY Lead and Adds Five
Runs in ScCond--RallicS Cut on.

NeW dr 2 YANKEES, e' arriyed 'H !" ,o '1S
yestsrda! IN Time TO stem the string
Bunaio. The new twiller heid ,he 81
sons TO seven hits. which We're well I
scattered, except in the sixth and sew
euth. Richmond wuh. TO /. after
hnding Bader for four hits and hvc
runs IN the second inning.
II was ADVERTISERS Day, and 1.2l2
of the faithful paid their way through
the gates TO See the game. The Rich
moud Advertisers club. in automo-
biieS. p4rad%d 10 ihe grornds headed
corps, which played stirring military
airs throughout the game.
Richmond ,ouil the lead from the
very start and put the game on ice be-
fore The Bsous recovered from the !
fusillade of HIS strong efforts were
made by the visitors TO tie ii up but
ninth, striking ont three OF the six
men who faced him. Ills support was
brilliant, except IN the sixth and sew
enth, when ii cracked slightly.
Bader was on the firing line for
Eunalo. and after the. first two frames,
pitched good ball. He allowed only
one OF these was a scratch. only six
teen mon faced him in the last five
frames
The visitors did their scoring in the
paved the way for runs off timely hits
In these frames Gilhooley, Jamieson
Mccarthy and Chamneli did the hit
While pretty contest TO watch. the
game was Singularly devoid of fea-
lures Both teams put up Il good field
but nothing of u sensational nature
developed.
afternoon At The usual hour. To-mor-
row the Hustlers will be met in a
doahle contest, beginning at 2:So
I'm
Ensign Cottrell. our new twirler. |
faced The Bisons when the fourth
found for one hit, but only four men
faced him.
The Climbers started off their end
by registering. Thompson tanned but
I'ick beat out an iniield tap by u nose |
Bates singled over second, putting !
Charlie on third. Bates stole second |
Whhils Arr9son vas wnippins air
Oft second. Pick stole home Tim Lor- |
dan was deliberately passed, and Ba-
dor struck sam Crane out
Three men occupied hasSocks in the /
second frame but the Bisons could
not score. Judge grounded out. then |
Caristrom singled TO left. He stole /,
seccnd. nobody covering the bag 10 get
Schautele's perfect peg. Heating
struck out and lalongc was given
Transportation: Bader tapped a SLOW
sIOundcr TO PICK. and although La
,on@e deliberately blocked Charlie. the
umpire let IL get by with the sacks !
race, FAhooieN grounded out to /
runs n their S End Of aeF ths se w5}n 4N
scored after two We're out Fcwster |
walked Then Schaufelc and Cottrell
ilcw out Thompson followed with "a,
two In GEer TO center putting Fewster !
on th.rd. Pick was passed 10y Rader /
10 take chance On Bates. II was "a !
with 81 sizzling bngIe To right, which I
put TWO across 'he rubber Angels Z
Arrason Engorked a double 10 left. !
registering Pick and Bates Tim Tor !
dan WAS deliberately passed by Badcr. s
Who remembered his former success
Vim San crane sammy. however, /
was TOO slow TO make the ont ARA /
Son scored on the HIT The side re- !
tired when Tim Jordan attempted to
annex third with Fewstor "a, bat,
Eoth drew Blanks i'm the thlrd. al
though Schaufole and Co,,rell pro
dUc"a singles and Pick drew Il pass.
The fourth and ~ went the same
The Bisons r'od,-ced two counters
~ tn sixth McCarth7 led off with q
sin@l" - left. and Channell followed
with double 10 Iieh, Judge was
,hrowu ont ri hrs; hut Mccarthy reg
istcrcd Carlst-om slammed one at
Fcwsi"r, which he fumhlvd permit
ting Charncll 90 tap The rubber. Neat-
ing grouuded out and I.alouge hit up
Texas Lacquer. While Sammy Crane
gobhied up The locals went out in
order. Buffalo counted twice in the
seventh. an. double play probably
saN"d III" Climbers Bader reached
70 stop q ball which few shorfstops In
the game would have got their bands
ON. 'Fi-huc-tt followed with Il single
- rluht and Jauicsuu duplicated rh,
DION bHt ~ua- Thompson Let tho ucl-
lc' 60 between bic logs and 'vo mon
came '. NcCalthy How cut TO Crane.
"4!o "en; Int. deep left held after The
haH 'hanreN tauued, and Schaufele
S's l.e nan 10 tl.I4 SO quick that