Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-24
FINAL AFFAIR WITH
ROCHESTER is DRAW
Climbers Come From Behind in Last Game and Tie What
Looks Like Lost One-Both Teams Use Two
Pitchers in Effort to Win

ROCHESTER. y. Y Angus, 2S.-
S Though 1t was no darker a, the CON
ciusion Of the tenth iunin. than il
WAS when tn, game started. Umpir,
" Chestnut smiling toward the handfu
OF fkns IN the stands as he did 50
called the game. the final conflict al
"a Rochester. with the score n tie al
IL six runs all. II was much cooler than
s$ sun was hidden from view throus hout
N the game.
Ross who started on tn" mound for
Richmond. pitched an crratic game.
/ He issued cish; free tickets and struck
out as many. After Lcachs two-baso
hit had tied the score in the eighth. he
was relieved by Heating. VIII" pre-
vented any further SCORING.
81 Though Ross started OF badly in tho
{ first inning with the bases filled up
on him off the reel, with none out, on
q passes 10 !i"clkc and Leach. IA" should
not hava hccn scored on. He struck
brenner's tumble OF D"vIin> rap per
y mitted Milan 70 score. Eoss rh"n
struck cut MrAulcy
Ross wildneSs paved tin, way TO
I fourth innings. Thc Hus,Icrs could
no nothinc with him for tn" next three
were nilcd with one out, ON singles
& by McAulcy and kirmaycr. and pass
20 Milan. Ross worked hard or
! Hoelke' Rochester leading hitter. and
s5he nncorked wild pitch. McAulcy
!; scoring Kirmaycr and Milan also reg
Z ger to left
Test. recruit. 90, along we'll for
S Glen ns ana MeDIcrmo,,. and Natter
sacrifice. they scored ou RcyuolN' :
single down tn" ,hrd-base line. *
and Fries, n",tcd two more runs m
the sixth. and Test was relieved 10y
,kirmaycr.
Rochester made it's frs, run in tn.
led to deep center iicld+ ti"cllls |
walked. Leach walked ana filled tie !
fsnned. p-vlin singled TO center field !
famed.
Roehester made another tally In ihs
down, Leach was hit by a pitched haIl .
Leach stole second while Jacohsom Mas
], tannins Sisiin single over second
and siGlin took third Devl,n vas o,,t
irving TO steal second.
The locals scored again IN The fourth
session. when McAuley, nrSt ny. walk
ed. DOOM was out on sacriiice. 500
ond to nrst, advancing McAulcy Test
famed. Milan walked. lioelkc sin,
Sied ana McAuley registered Leach
Richmond secured two runs in tho
NTH. Clemens first up. walked Mo
,nermott walked. Priest was ou, to
first, unassistcd. advancing tho OHIO
two runners Reynolds singled ana
scored Clemens and McDcrmott Ross
was out on The inheld and Stcinbrem-
Ter ne" ont 10 center field
Ihe visitors annexed two NOR, tai
ies IN the SINH frame. Ethel. frs,
Up: walked. li"ndryX WAS out ON the
nhfia, advancina Ethel Hanks,nn
,lemens doubled TO center ncld and
"a nkston tailed. Test was taken out
mo kirinayer Was substituted on the
mound. McDsrmott vas our ON TN.
nheld. Clemens taking third. Prics-
ew out to first base for tn. final ON,
me gam" apparently was won in
ne neu seventh frame. when Richmond
900 lead over the home team. Ecy.
loids, hrst up singled Ross hunted
are ana advanced Reynolds stem.
ma ni!ed the bags. Eibcl hunted 10
he pitcher, scoring Reynolds. ana M
are al hrst himself. icndryx hi, to
Jacobson, who muTcd tho Nv. and
ROSS scored. Jacobson saved 'bir,s.I,
rom an error by throwing on, Strin
SSrienner al third. Hankston nj, 10
~ ~" 'ot noGhir ,r!"y, catching Hen
' 'tkA and h""kss@> .''%'',.re'iri0s lie
noches,er ucd IN, .scor. in -.
l Ms nuiei ihn a,n. by makine three runs
Dut 70 right h"ld. Kirmay.r singled
and Mc.\ulcy was held q, second NJ
IAN aikeu and iiicd tho bags ITO Ike
tanned McAuleS scored on 4 via
pitch Leach doubled 10 left n.IJ
scoring kirmaS.r and MIlau l[..i
ing was sent to The mound for Hi.b
mona 20 tn" relief al Ross Ia.oLsc,,
MT TO Heating. who threw him nn,
az hrst for tn" final out
NHther s.d' was allie 10 score au.ir
tnoueh kichnond cam" U,ar doiuy :"
IN ihc ninth. when, with Two on, S,.;,
6renner siuelcd aud stcl. .,,,nf
Eibtl singled aud Stcinbrounn, wnc
tnto"n 1 Gnn, at he plat" irving to reg
ness. ''f '' "r'k-
dhe f ,c, cam loft to-nIrh, for