Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-06
DUMMIES F|ELDED POORLY
LOCAL CLUB WAS LAST ON
CIRCUIT IN CLUB FIELDING
Hiehmond PiaEc"s Failed To Lend Field
." Any pnsition-BuHnIe. Pennnnt
Winners, In VIM,

AS headlners. the Dummies were rank
failures last season, as not one mem
per OF the local International League
club led in fielding or batting. This
was no; surprising, as the official aver
ages. released for publication last
might. show thut the Climbers were
last in fielding with an average of .952
Buffalo led in club fielding, with an
average of .9G9.
Judge. Of Buffalo, led the Int first
oasemen. with fielding average OF
.o94 Tor no games. Holke, of Riches
Ter, was close second. Jordan. OF
richmond. was eighth. while Mullin,
playing in thirty-nine games was
tenth. with "A fielding mark of $50.
Shechan. OF Toronto. playing in fif-
teen games. led the second sackers,
in l2o games. was second, with .97i,
while Mccarthy. of Buffalo. playing In
135 games. followed with $50. ARA
son, of Richmond, w,s ninth, with a
percentage OF .e53 for six,y- three
games Twomblcy, was eleventh. with
.944 in nineteen games. Charlie pick
was In the unlucky thirteenth position,
with an average of .9A2 for seventeen
games.
The third base honors went TO Bues
OF Jersey City, with an average of .967
for 100 games. although Tamm, of
Harrisburg, played ten games in that
position without AN error. Charlie
Pick was eleventh in fielding around
the hot corner. having percentage Of
-'43 Tor cighty-fve games. Kid Few
stcr was thirteenth, with an average
OF 81 for thirty games.
STEVENSON LEAD SHORTsTOPS
WITH EXCELLENT AVERAGE
Stevenson. Of Rochester. with 1857
Tor lbs games. lead the shortstops.
Fewstcr. OF Richmond, was third in
eleven games, for .963 Neal Ball. the
local castof. followed with fielding
average of .a6l for eighty-one games.
Sammy Crane, of Richmond managed
to get an average OF 80 for ninety
seven games. while Angels Arragon led
him in felding the position with "A per-
cen.age OF 1929 for twenty-four games
f. Smith, of Rochester and Mon
treal. in los games. fe!dcd in the left
garden without an error. Tierney, Of
Harrisburg, had a clean slate for TWEEN
ty-hvc games. as did O'IIara, OF Toron-
to. in ten games. Arragon, OF Rich
mond, topped the local gardeners, with
n percentage of 1872 in thirty SIX
games. being III seventh position.
Johnny Bates, of Richmond, was in
twelfth place, with n percentage of .966
for sevcnty-four games. Young Dunn
had an average OF .947 for seventeen
games. while Dutch Hoffman fielded for
81 percentage of $50 in twenty Ave
games.
Two center feeders had perfect
marks Demmitt, of Toronto and Jer-
sey City, led with fifty -onc games with
out an error, and was followed by
Brown, of Toronto, with Il clean site
for thirteen games. ShaE Thompson.
of Richmond, was in third place, with
percentage of $3.50 in thirty-seven
games. Twombley played in the cen
ter garden in twenty clashes, and came
OF with an average of 1868, being in
fourteenth position. Dunn was two
notches below, with .955 for twelve
games. Bates was still two below.
with $50, in siyty-scven games.
eckenridge. who started the season
for the punnies, 1clded 1893 in thirty
games