Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-14
.B|SONS WIN OPENER;
BEEBE THE REAL CAUSE
Elongated Twirlcr Allows Only Two
Hits Up To Ninth Frame,
When lie Blows.
CAV HOLDS CLIMBERS SAFE
Morrisctte Twirled Good Game, but
Hits of Visitors Came at Oppor-
tune TimcS-GilhooleS'S Work at
Bat and i'm Field Features.

Bat and in Field Features.
You couldn't make the Climbers be-
iieNe that the American Buffalo is eX-
tinCt If YOU stood over their head with
a .i2-ccntimeter gun pointed at their
Adams apple The Bisons grabbed
the Climbers with their horns in The
first inning Yesterday and cored them
until the ninth inning. when. after
the dust had cleared away, the local
boys had the short end of Il 4-to-3
score.
The usual sized crowd OF fans cheer
ed throuChoUt to encourage our boys,
but they didn't get their wireless in
tune until the ninth. Then the invad-
MorriSette. who seems TO have de-
veloped into one OF Dunn's most re-
liable huricrs. WAS on the curving tee.
Smiling Bill had the speed and other
paraphernalia of a pitcher. but the
Bisons Just nipp"G him for the neccs-
sary hinClcS that counted. They gar
Kept them rs scattered as the clouds
on clear day. Morrisctic was as
stincy with bases on balls as a guy
rum H. uncorked two wild pitches.
one OF which counted directly In the
scoring, while the other aided things
along.
Morrsette couldn't have expected
any better fielding from his play
mates. for they We're behind him like
a, stone wall Crane Vas, Was the only
fallacy being wild throw in the
fourth inning, which didn't aid in the
scoring. Crane, Giihooley and An
gels" -Nrragon pulled of some nifty
fielding stunts. Gilhoolcy ran a cross
country in the first inning ana attach
cd himself to Picks terrific crack.
Al the bat was where the Climbers
utterly failed TO live ny 10 their rcpu-
tation, and m elongated hurlcr. chris
tened Beebc. was directly responsible
hcebe didn't allow q hit until the
er TO the center garden. Then the
Climbers garncred another hit in the
next inning. when Pick got the first
extra base Of the game by banging Il
double TO deep left field These two
hits counted for nought in the run
column. as did "shar" rhompson's
Two walks and Johnny Bat"s's neldcr's
choice In the preceding innings.
Just s p'Brien acted the day be-
fore, GSeahe duplicated by cracking In
Me ninth inning. cav being sent 10
the bases We're Loaded, with. none out,
when Reebe was yanked. Bccbc SEEM
Cd TO be SO surprised by these cruel
happenings that he lost his cquipoise
and hurled tho ball which was in play
over the right-held fence. This re-
suited IN Hsebs being hanished, with
8 lin" attached According to the
"ihcts! s,oreT, the three men who We're
on the bags when Beebc became so
=a.aEed and threw the ball away.
should have crossed the platter. and
teu;ion to this hc refused TO change
Cav. Who relieved Beebe sailed
along nicely until TWO men had per-
shed. when Norrisctte sent TWO men
H'-9ss ~ . double 70 cent"rfeld
score In The nf,h and sixth innings.
uG' thcs. chances vanished on account
az tn. absence Of tn. necessary hingle
The H.Sons had men ON the bags ready
10 score a., ihe sliehtes, Invitation in
every Inning except the second and
sixth.
Gnme in Dctnn.
The Rjsuus took kindly to Norris
etie,s offerings n the first inning. Gil
hoolcy Led off by rolling single
i Ia,i.sn, Ssc .', GnS to eentereid
iahhing single TO righ,neld Ky a
smart piece of work Crane rclaycd to
PICK and nahbed Jameson Mt second
hooiey dr.ftcd home on Judges bounc-
~ iuhcld hit Two men pcrishcd
on tho bags when Carlstrom was Grad
Gihooley star,.a lie. work again in
the third frame by walking and pill
fer!nr second. bu, he couldn't lima
After one was put in The fourth, Carl
strom proddcd Il single TO center. stole
second, went TO th.rd on Cranes wild
throw. which Jordan stopped, but was
nahbed a, the plate when he attempt
cd 70 cross on onslows neldcr's choice
tn" Btsons made hay while The sun
shone in the ilfth inning. With ono
man dead, Gilhool"y again started Tie
work by clubbing hit to lec; field
w. anchored At third when Jameson
niopped single into Thompson's ter
''i'IE Gllhoc!cy hOt-footcd /, across
nc plat" on McCaythv's si2zlcr TO l.ft
li"t"i shooting the bail to Few
s'"r nahning Jameson as he slid into
~" not corner Mccarthy crossed
1eld Channel new to second when
He.hn"'' drGrr"d ON" and intcrned ON
q. O Ina.