The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-14
Cannes Today.
BunAl0 In Richmond.
Toronto In Providence.
Montreal In Jersey City.
Rochester In harrisburg.


II matters not whether David
sBeebe, the former major league twiri-
-. who pitchd against Richmond yes
terday for Buffalo, hurled for the
poetcn Braves or the st. Louis Browns,
Ne il 4 baseball tosser of ability. II
may be that he isn't tosser at all
though, but Ia a thoroughbred throw
81. Nevertheless. Mr.. Beebc put
encugh pressure on the fve-ounce
pellet yesterday to send 1t sailing far
away over the bleacher fence into an
adjoining lumber yard Probably our
readers may not see the connection
between this and the ball game AZ
Broad Street Park yesterday. but
there IL great deal of relationship.
Richmond nearly won the game after
that wonderful throw. A 1t was.
though, they fell at the short end
IN tho score, 4 to 3. And II was those
Husfalo people" who did 1t, too.
The feature of the game--and ~
may be called that---came In the ninth
inning. Mr.. Heebe had just completed
- gentle task OF allowing the Local.
players to crowd the bases. Bates
IA 81 with 4 nice hit good for two
haxs into left field. when ArraEon
scored him. But Mr.. Beebe wasnt
through. and allowed Tim Jordan TO
wnfk TO first base. Crane also was al
lowed free passage to the first station.
n was then that Mr.. Cav. another
uell- known pitcher Of the Buffalo
team. sauntered out leisureiy to the
r,fcher's box TO succeed Mr.. Beene-
Mr.. Beebe. with all OF his major league
experience. etc. however became 20
angry that as soon as he came OF sne
dismond he took good aim TOT se,,
sons lumber yard and placed tne oaii
| his Rnad fnrQW-
inr Mr.. Bsebe was awarded y ten
dollar fine and suspension from the
park during the rest Of yesterday. a.
though there wasn't much rest 10 pe
had. In that happy inning . MT ps
RECENTLY much praised Mr.. Morrise1e'
|vho hurled for Richmond. scored two
rms, Then Thompson made everyone
feel had and lined out ny 90 rfgni
|nald. putting q stop 70 the run-seS'
ting.
INNINGS or the game although
seemed that they would AFTER tne
(thev had failed to and the. curves
81 the aforementioned Mr.. Beeee, wno
had them at his mercy. with the aio
III his competent comrades.
center Fielder Gnhooley, OF the
us.stors. made q name for himself yes.
$3.50 by xetting three bingies ano
ssssiinr q base. The first hingle open
a No the game. and was followed os
hit by Jameson, ssrikeout ny Ms-
[Carthy, the playing OF neiors
choice and another hit by Judge The
latter scored GIihooiey-
g n their half OF the first Thompson
Irerted of with a free trip to first
hase but was caught stealing. after
Ptrk and Bates had went out on Ions
/ dies TO center field.
Worrisette continued his steady
hurting In the second. despite ING
|.ronching,. which greeted him In the
Arst frame. He struck out two men
anA came down the score. the cams
~erf on this way between both saaes
urfii the ffth frame. when bunaIo
scored two tallies. Beebe, the H.
nan 10 face Morrisette. went ou.
uitcher to nrst. Gifhooiey secured n,e
second single. though. ana was ~
lowed by Jameson. McIarans. ~
naia ana Judge with more singles in
I INA mix-up Judge managed to take !
N.se Oilhooiey was caught AZ tniro
NJ rood throw by ArraEon from oest
ma 6eld, and Jameson ana McIaren !.
sr0red. The visitors scored akaih -
80 eirhth On 1 walk and wild pitch
srA resged bail Lonsc playing oy
&c battery was responsible Tor tni'
run. $3.50,
q crane. deapite his one error. snowee
i~onderful strength at the snortneie
e. the locals Pick shone brssnIis
A second and Arragon and Bates e
vsled Thompson's neat catch ~ tns
outneid. ,S r.r,,..oy
ana Channel. along with Juess. en
xssS4A -,tth the hat while HeeOe, ~
49, cr ana Heating. at short. az
s%s~s,vs work, with the help OF Judge
IL hrst. 1a,,ov.,