The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-04

Newark, y =. June 5s-Richmond
defeated Newark today. 70 2, hiettng
Cv Pteh hard Rhoades WAS hit IN
,ba first inning, but thereafter held
the locals at his mercy
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how. was presented with diamond
stickpin before tho game more than
1000 admirers turning out 10 cheer
him.
Things looked good IN the opening
inning for the Indians when they got
a couple OF runs right of the bat
Cable drew freq transportation
from, Rhoades and Durgtu proceeded
to bang out home run. Things
looked pretty bad FOR Dusty at this
time hut the tall huTler proceeded
10 pull himself together. and during
the remaining portion of the game
he had the local boys completely at
his mercy. only one moro hit being
gathered from his delivery. that be-
ting a slow roller to the inheld.
The big boy was In great form. and
Tenneys men were rendered few OPP
portunities to count during the re-
matnder at tho game. Twice he
started innings off ny walking men,
but ne then proceeded to. puu him
self together and prevent any dam
age being done In the scoring line,
The local boys were poweriess he
fore his wicked tw.sters, and after
this frst inning he had things ali his
way.
yirgintans Score in Fourth.
The Firginians were held Scnreless
until the fourth inning. when they
started feasting on what Cy Pieh had
TO offer with Arragon and Bank
Eton on the sacks. George Kircher
came forth and banked out a neat
"a
two counters. which enabled them u
tie up the score In the following
frame the Nirginians got reckless
again. and consecutive hits miXet
with an error, gave them three taart
counters In the seventh Arragof
singled. was sacrificed to second hl
McDerrnott. and scored on Kircher
second hit OF the game In tho ntnti
Hendryx got Richmond's seventh an,
nnai run, when he doubled went I,
third on an !nfelS out and scored o,
McDermott's single TO left field,
Richmond put up q great exhibition
from the very start. and after I'll
southerners tied the score. never dij
the Newark outfit have a. look-il
with them They outcdassed the loca
team IN every department outheldin
and outhittine them. stealing tho onl
three bases Of the game, and in gen
erAi headwork
Boys Hit Ball
Hitting honors Of the Afternoon
went TO Angelo Arragon, Georg
Eircher and Tim Hendryx. Kirche
covered himself In glory by drivin
u three OF Richmond's seven rims
and two OF them enabled the Rich
monders to knot the count IN tn
fourth inning. Angelo Arragon 20
three singles, while Hendryx got
double and single.
The Nirg!nians played alright ha'
In the feld not single miscue helm
credited against them. Richmond
tnfeld displayed great form, the fou
men accepting thirty-three change
without an error, The work G
kircher. McDermott Arragon an
libel stood out prominently through
out the game. Hendryx also rna6e
sensational catch in the outfield
The pep" and night displayed b
the Virginians during their soiour
In this city have won them man
Efriends here. The team is undoubted
u one OF the best that has been see
in action in Newark since the openin
nj the International League season
The Indians were lucky 10 get ava
with the game Friday with the VII
g1nians the Richmond boys outhit
ting them and generally outplayin
them In every respect.
Manager Billy Smith has not We
decided upon his pitcher for this az
tsrnoon. bu, he says that no may sen
eiisn McK~nry back after the HON
boys.
The box score follows: