The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25

[Oppcrtune hitting by the Roches-
4 Hustiers enabled them to hang
two victories yesterday afternoon
Ter the virginians, the scores being
TO and 3 to 5.
. The first contest was an uphill
kht for the local boys. and just be-
're the curtain fell on the first act
the afternoons entertainment the
edmond boys began finding Erick-
n, but IL proved to be u little too
be for they fell one short OF even
ing the score. The Hustiers outhit
& yirginians In this contest, and
{iy good fielding held the visitors
bring down to a quartet Of tailies.
'Cottrel pitched the opening game.
he was frequently in trouble, out
bsttfmes he managed to derrick
nseff In fine style. However. four
3iies proved sufficient to take the
me, for the locals were unable TO
Erickson.s speedy ones until the
me was almost over. The Hustler
Ir1er had allowed but one lone safe
Hop until the seventh. but in this
me they began walioping his Offer
b, and succeeded In getting six more.
yirginians Hit Hard.
The virginians outhit the Rochester
In In the second contest, but they
IRE unable to get them when they
IRE needed most. and as a result,
teen were stranded on the hassocks.
b Richmond outfit garnered just
|rseen safe blows while nine were
the visitors could gather. Errors
commission and omission figured
the second Rochester victory, and
~ came In punches.
N "a ~ fha NPw
Srk Yankees. made his initial bow
The local fans. but his offerings
med to be very much liked by the
1tors, and Ernest LAmotte. who WAS
In Baltimore n while last year. re-
Iced him He was aiso hit hard.
4 then the surprise OF the after
On was sprung when Thomas Red"
alley. Richmonds sensational third
eker. was sent 70 the mound to
rck the Rochester siuEgers. He
ched only two innings and during
B period only six men faced him.
OF whom proved easy outs He
ked good. In fact. he looked so
"a that Manager Dunn may let him
"a his turn In the box when Pick
arms 10 the game. He looked per-
Nv 1t home In the box and the
Itors didn't get the sembrAce of a
on Of him.
HustIcfs Score First.
sottrell held the visitors scoreiess
xwo innings. but IN the third stanza
Hustlers started the un-getting.
venson doubled as starter. but
Vns thrown ont at third when Will
II hunted Erickson singled and
nnen6 walked. filling the bases.
3 took four balls. forcing In VIII
na. Zimmerman and Holke pop
M easy ones to the infieid. and
tally was all the visitors could
11er in this round. In the NTH
axAin counted. Arragon made
orroi. letting Williams get on farst-
ckson famed, but Clemens singled.
B doubled to right. scoring VIII
r.. Zimmerman contributed an
VI saGe blow, sending in both Glenn
and Piex A double play. in which
rntar and Arragon figured. killed
Ehester's chances for further scor-
III this frame.
me virginians got their first count
the Afth. Bates and Bankston
led in succession and Fewster
10. Sweeney worked Erickson for
HSa haas. ana the bases were load
6nd. and Bates romped home
hfnona got another run In the
I'm. when Twombley got on base
= feider's choice and scored on
hkstons triple to rfght-center.
he locals added another In the
In, when Thompson. batting for
frell. lined one to the center held
30 for q triple and scored on
loy'1 one base blow.
E,0ca1s Get Good Start.
NJ Vfr1inians rot a good start IN