Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
lCLI MBERS WIN FINAL
n GAME, FROM MONTREAL
Reynolds Is Hitting Star for Richmond, Driving Two
Offerings Over Left Field Fence-Entre Visit
ing Squad Slaughtered Royal Pitchers.

sS9 MONTREAL. July l2.--The Richmond
e Climbers cssme back TO life to-day and
&sccured a win from the Royals by the
@score OF to 6. The local nine outhii
.sthe visitors nearly two 10 one. but
{ they could not make them count as
well as the Nirginians. The day was
8 easily the hottest of the season. and
q in the course OF the afternoon Tommy
Madden was overcome anu had 10 give
gj,ip the catching job. Manager How
sley who relieved him. hurt his hand
ySin the very next inning. and Herb Mo-
! ran. the center fielder. was Obliged 10
i catch.
First Bascman "Mickey" K"liiher
y 6evelopcd a rroucn when Freeman re-
Infused to allow him to 20 TO first in
ssthe seventh inning when i[cllihcr
4 claimed to have been hi, 10y pitched
& ball. The first sacker exhibited one
" ltnuckle, alleged to he damaged, as
Ssevidence. but Freeman was obdurate.
M The Climbers departed from Mon
4 treal for Rochester on the might train
SPitcher Gillisan is expected TO report
& tomorrow. and may work in the OPEN
& ing game OF the series with the iius-
{ tiers.
Neither team could do anything in
1.-THE first session, bat in the second.
+ Wagner. frs, UP. singled TO center.
y Slattcry forced him al second. Mad
= den struck out. Colweil walk ed. Smythc
singled 10 left and scored Slattery.
g Moran filled the bases when h" beat
e out a slow one, and Maisel retired tho
3 side when he famed
II In the beginning OF the third Rich
8 mond ttok the lead when Reynolds.
s. first up, walked. Ross was out on a
& sacrifice that put Reynolds on second.
& 1IendrSx popped ont TO short stop.
4 Priest singled to center, and scored
\ Reynolds, taking second on the throw
in. Arragon beat ont a slow one. and
sy,l Av,u al
ond. Clemens beat out a slow one 10
4 first, and Priest scored Close upon
y his heels was the Cuban. irraGon, who
( also registered on the play 1t was a
q fine piece OF base running lSankSton
retired the side
In the fourth session Richmond made
. two more runs. lIelliher doubled to
I left field. McDermott put him on third
II with slow one TO third McDermot
\ was out. Reynolds drove one over left
field fence and scored Eelliher Hen
1. lryX flew out TO center field. and Priest
Z struck out.
S Montreal made two runs in the fourth
when Colwen. first up. singled to CEN
! ter field. Smyth singled to center.
Moran flew out TO center field. On n
had throw 20 nrst Colwell scored.
Maisel scored Smy,he a slow intield
out, ArraEon to kcll!her Gathers
singled. Damrau singled. Wagner
y walked and filled the bases; but Stat
Il, terry retired the SIDE by HNlnS out ~
right field.
/. In the fifth session. Arrason, first
E up. was hit by a pitched ball ARA
Z pon took second on n passed ball.
IS Clemens struck out. Bankston singled
to- right field, and Arragon scored.
A Kclliher singled 10 center field. and
Banksion scored; but kelliher was
d caught NJ second trying to stretch the
hit. McDermott flew out TO left held.
In the sixth. Richmond made another
run, when Reynolds first up, hit the
( ball over eft-feld fence The side
/ WAS retired without further scoring.
In the final session. Ross, first up.
singled 10 right field. licndryx
walked. Priest forced Ross AT third.
Arragon singled to center field, scoring
! lIendryx. Arragon was caught of first,
4 and Clemens retired the side by going
out, third TO first.
Montreal made a great ninth inning
; rally md came over with three runs
Gathers. first up. doubled 10 left field
Damrau doubled TO left field anC
4 scored Gathers Wagner few ont tc
4 1IcndryN. Slattery singled TO right
4 field and put pamrau OH third. T.
Smith doubled 10 right field and scorcC
\ Damrau Slattery taking third. Ful-
4 lerwider went out, ROSS to Kelliher
and S]attery' as held on third Sinyth,
~ singled and scored Slattcry. Moran
ended the game by flying ONT TO Hen
lry