Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
ICL|MBERs HAVE TOO MUCH
GINGER AND ARE ELECTED
Krichell Disputes Umpire and Is
Chased; Then Morrisettc
Follows Suit.
BUFFALO WINS ONCE MORE
Thompson Plays Left Field Instead
OF Hoffman, and Makes Wonderful
Catch-Crane Comes Across With
Errors Again.

BUFFALO. y. y. May 25.-Richmond
went down to defeat again this after
noon. They fought the umpires hard
er than they did the Bisons, and their
scrappy attitude took away their eff
forts to win the ball game krichell
lasted only until Gilhooley stole sec
ond base in the first inning. Krichell
and lot of others were under the inn
preston that Umpire Mullen had made
grievous mistake in judgment. as the
throw to second was a perfect one,
and to all appearances Crane had the
Dali on the runner. However. Erich
ell said something which did not suit
and he was chased, Schaufelc taking
charge of the catching department.
Morrisette did not fancy the decisions
made at the home plate, and when he
advised Brown about having his eyes
tested. he was sent TO keep krichells
company and Andrews went into the
box.
Up TO this time-the third inning
the clubs were running an even race,
mond did not tally again, for Bader
was at his best. starting with the
fourth and only one hit at time came
ninth Andrews did splendid work for
time. but the Bisons finally reached
VioioT ana pa eyer SO an runs
Climbers. although they never let up
IN their efforts to increase their score
Richmond had man - Sometimes shines
more-on the pathway. but the neccs-
sary hit was not forthcoming. Brock
enridge singled in the opening period
but Pick hit into a double play. and
that chance was lost Bates was walk
ed in the second. hut was picked off
Jordan's single had sent him there.
This decision was also questioned by
the Climbers. Thompson and Arragon
Richmond Scores In Third
Richmond scored twice in the third.
Schaufelle walked. while Morrisette
along the first base line. Crane sent
q short fly to center and Breckenridge
famed. but Pick came through with a
.;hit. to left that scored the battery.
= Bates drew pass, but McCarty made
"a great play on Jordans hot hounder,
getting Tim at first, That was the
"bnly inning Richmond scored.
a.. Cranes errors helped buffalo to her
ilonE string. the shorts;op twice fall
,.inG down at critical times in the con-
.ltest. Thompson. in left field. made one
,,of the greatest catches seen on the
grounds in some time McCarty's ny
In the third apeparcd TO have three
base tag attached. but by n hard run
and a jumping hand stab Johnson
brought the ball down. and would have
ne sT S SnS nd, w ran sTlendd double
turning, TO throw the bali to Jordan.
2. Channell was UP to second when
y Thompson made his spectacular catch.
Richmond was more troublesome to
Buffalo in the ninth than in many OF
the preceding periods. and the locals
had hard time pulling out without
being scored upon. Thompson was
walked. but Arracon's players choice
killed him off al second. Schaufe!e hit
the wind. but there still hope
when Hoffman was passed along to
first on four wide ones Crane filed
the bases when he singled. In his des-
perate efforts 10 register another two
Dagger. breckenridge missed three
and the game was just over as rain
fell.