Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-01
CYLINDERS WIN BY HITS
OFF INDIANS IN SEVENTH
lGoodbred Is Cloutcd for Two Doubles
s} and Single, Which Put
Game on Ice.
NEWARK AGAIN GOT LEAD
Dummies, However, Knotted Count
in Third Frame, Then Batted Out
Eictory-Russel Pitched Well and
Was Given Support.

(, Better luck attended the efforts of
the Climbers Yesterday and they copied
the third game of the present series
s with Newark by a score OF 10 4. For
the first time this week. the fans got
home in time for suppcr-that is those
WHO eat at the fashionable hour. The
working man ate his cold.
The Indians again took the lead, but
they did not hold ii TOO long. The
Climbers ovencd the count in the third
and batted ont a victory in the seventh.
Allan Russell was on the mound for
the Dunnitcs while Goodbrcd tossed
Them over for ,Ec visitors. The teams
We're even IN hits and errors. but the
blows OF tho locals were the timely
ones that count.
fielder. had an of day al second, and
after getting two errors. one a costly
one. no was shifted over to the hot
corner where he played them safe for
the balance OF the game While he
also fell OFF in his batting, he poled
one single which put the Climbers in
the lead in the second frame;
Johnny Bates and Tim Jordan car
ried off the batting honors. each land
ing for double and a single in four
tries. Snow, of the Indians also hit
safely twice. as did Witter. Kraft cot
the longest blow OF the day. getting
The game was practically feature
lnllnS rally, winch Melted TWO runs.
Bates ana Jordan were the heroes of
this rally. each landing for Il double
i,;th n man ON the path.
\ nodhred twiriSd seven innings and
lieckingcr bat for him. Schacht pitched
the. eighth chapter and was effective.
transfer Of the Newark transfer TO
Harris burG. The entire team was tired
OF playing TO empty benches at home.
and Him promises to give the Penn
sylvanians 4 good run for their money.
Game I'm Detail.
fSnsseil while. Redsl<in Goodbrcd.
climber cast-on. was sent after tho
Scalps of the Climbers. The Indian
frame. although neither team scored
one of his teammates, however. found
Russell for hit and several of the
10y came in, Kraft. who led off
Yth triple, scoring. Russell fam
Jed two in this frame.
The Climbers. more than cvcned up
in their part of the stanza. Angels
} Arraron was hit by n pitched hall
and reached third on Jordan's single
TO center. Dunn lr,. scored Arrason
on rippinC grasscuttcr by Fewstcr
TO right field. Dunn was out nj third
on the play Frws,er himself scored
Schaufclc's out al first. The score
stood now to !.
Newark scored once again, with two
outs. Toolcy reached first on IN error
by Fcwstcr. Callahan few out TO the
\ game party. and Kraft was out at first.
\ Witter hit 10 Fewstcr. who hesitatcd
'sc and permitting Toolcv to tally.
Anmerman drew a pass and stole
ond. Roth scored on hit to cen
by Snow. who went out trying 20
tch his single into a double
chmond cvcned the count in tho
ing Of the third. After Picl; had
ArraEon. walked. Tim Jordan sent up
q long foul fly. which was trapped by
Kraft who made wild throw 10
thiro 10 nip bates. who rounded the
haE and knottcG the tally before the
n, let was recovered.
Tie Indians made a strong bid for
! leadership In the fourth, but II was
pushed 10 second and third. After two
were our. the Climbers got two on
bur were not as lucky rs the Indians
or made tho circuit. The fifth was Il
frUitless one for both teams. The
sixth was triple combination for
each.
While Newark drew a. Alanlt in the
markers TO the DUnni,cs. shaG
h% singing 20 center and stealing sec
ond. He took third on a pretty sacrl-
fee by Pick and tapped the rubber
when Bates poIed a two-baggcr to LEFT
Jordan Immediately slammed ono 10
the same spot. scoring johnny Ar
ragon, who reached first on Tamm's
error. was thrown out at the plate
and Fewstcr was out at first.
Snow got pass to second in tho
eighth on a hit TO left and "A wild
pitch, hat with TWO out, he died on the
midway station when iIcckiuccr
pinch hitter for Goodhrcd struck out
The Climbers were unable to score on
Schacht. who succeeded tho Rcdskin
Mensor opened the ninth with n
ut
! second on an attempted steal Tamm
secured transportation and went to
second when Toolcy went out Pick to
! JORDAN. callahan ended the game