Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08


Amateur Notes
na The presence presence in their lineup of
IT, bnnkers YESTERDAY. and they played
big factor IN the Sa 9ihsssTnn 1s
tory.
Claude Woodward pitched himself out
with a man on second and third. Heir
nolzer sure hitter. faced him Wood
WARD passed him to first and easily
struck out the man following, McCurdy
MacPttt pulled of stone age trick
on the Artillerymen in the third. Mac
ma ,,i as Il he had lost the bali near
nor made a dash for the plate he p,cked
me ball up and threw him out at home
naming that place caftersville. after or
harry Garter. The Ty Cobb of the city
G Ia,t.h IL a delicate little thing, only
and is awfuliy bashful about poundinG
the sphere.
He whaled Denny Wright's choicest
offerings TO all corners Of Byrd park
yeh'crday, and not content with this,
ne pu'So on some EMBARRASSING fclding
feet ''S
Charlie DogEe,t stole home in the
Duplex oodai-Quarles game.
Lancaster, who is playing short for
duplex, played good game. He also
stole home.
Duplex has finished UP the season,
Playing eighteen games and losing only
1nGf hoo
run.
Bergw;yn was not in the game yester-
hand. II Is hoped that he will be in
the game whom Duplex meets the win
ners OF the Richmond League.
Rountree didn', finish in the cellar,
season.
very successful season. every team In
the circuit remaining intact.
II an all star team was picked from
the Jefferson Ward League 1t would
probably be like this: w. Hay, catcher:
Lohman and Canepa. pitchers: Sale.
shortstop; Pendleton. second base: Cole
man. frst base; Germehman, third base:
w. saunders. utility intielder; /. Green.
Johnson. left held; F. R eat e'u uiIlt W
outfelder.
Here is another inheld that will equal
the all star iniield except In batting:
Harper. third base; Nunnalie second
base: Williams. first base: H. Jones,
short stop.
NJ Martin, of the Nets. has proven to
De reliable battery mate to Pat Lob
man. holding his speed with ease. He
also bats above the 800 mark.
Sale Sale Of Fairmounts. has only one
chunky has hit he for re iwo an Is that that
bases eleven out of fifteen times.
Sale and Pendleton figured in FIVE
header
homer in the c. II. a. C.-Met / O. % o. n
game. ~ '" y
Liggan. Of Fairmount. drove out two
home runs in yesterdays double header
Williams, pitching for Fairmoun,
yesterday Wb thu his
more. which. gives him a record n,
seventy-fve for the past six games. OF
ting eye. He drove the pill out It's tU oat
yesterday for two bases Jordan tbot
long. slim fellow. got his usual punch
The Giants. of the City League. arc
playing wonderful ball. Their new hat
terry Is good as they como with ITn-
mussig on the mound and Daln behind
the bat.
woodward has been missed very
much. but he will be in the game neyt
Saturday, and much Is expected OF him
Tho boys have been playing wonderful
ball in the last few games. and rs long
as the team sticks together they wifi
continue.
Unmussig. is great in the box as well
81 at the bat. along with his team
mates The Giants are preparing 70
meet the Simon Sycle team next Satur
day.
Grey Miller, the Blue Bells reliable
backstop. has been n valuable man to
his team this season. and it is doubt
tul that his brother, who pitches for
the same club. would have been an
luccessful had 1t not been for Grey's
heady work behind the bat. GREY has
liso led his team in batting.
Manager Napier deserves tn. highest