Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-21
BUFFALO TAKES SECOND
IN SERIES WITH CT IMBERS|
Passes Issued by Cuttings and Leake and Few Hits by
Visitors Make Final Count Against
Richmond Z to 2.
Pat Donovan's Herd. humbled the

Pat Donovan's Herd. humbled the
day previous by the Climbers. r,n.-
back strong yesterday afternoon At
Broad Street Park. and when the net
result of passes issued by Cuttings and
Leake, and 4 few hits by the visitors
had been totaled. tho coun; stood :
to 2 against Richmond
Anderson. a college recruit small of
form, hut with q good arm. did the
mound work for the visitors. and he
was efective in pinches. Although h.
was touched for eight hits. three of
which were for two bases. only two
lone runners were able to &c, across
the rubber.
On the other hand. Cuttings. vino
pitched the frs; three frames for Rich
mond, was free with passes, and Leake.
who relieved him. while getting his
bearings also walked a couple. all of
which later counted in the run column
for the Bisons.
The initial! inning was featured with
two double plays. Jackson drew
pass Gill went out on line drive
to Mcpermott. who doubled Jackson
on pretty peg to kell;her Kopp was
Richmond Clemens drew life at first
when Mcdonald fumbled his grounder.
McDermott sacrificed him to second.
HendryN sent a Erounder to Mcdonald,
who. with the aid of Hummell and
Carlstrom. ran Clemens down between
the bases. and then Carls;rom threw
to HummeN and caught Hendryx try
inC 20 annex second
BISoNS GRAB -FOUR
IN SECOND FRAME
The locals had the bases loaded in
the third inning with two men out, but
Banlston permitted Anderson 10 sail
the third strike over without nolesting
il.
Buffalo earnered four runs in the sec
ond inning. Hummell drew pass and
was forced al second on Haley's field
er's choice. Caris;rom was walked by
Cuttings. Mcdonald singled TO riGh;.
scoring Haley Orslow singled 70 cen
ter. scoring Carlstronl and Mcdonald.
a passed ball advanced Onslow TO sec
ond. and Anderson helped him another
station with single 10 deep short.
Jackson sent q felders choice 20 AR
ragon, forcing Anderson AT second. and
scoring Orslow. Jackson Went 20 Sec
ond on an error by Priest, and was
thrown out At the plate when ne at
tempted 20 stea! hone.
Win Two men out IN the NTH Ledks
walked koPp who stole second Hum
NELL also drew pass ana the two run
ners executed neat doubls-s,eal.
Haley connected for a single 70 center.
and the TWO runners counted Carl
stro-3 WAS an easy out. Lsake 20 keil!-
her. The visitors hnal run came in
the eighth inning As the result OF a h!r
batter. onS felGers choice and .Ancer-
sons single 20 !ef;
HendryH started the eighth inning
to- Richmond with :. double 20 l+;t
field. He advanced TO third on Bank
stoa's OUT, !iUmmel TO Haley. and
scored on kelliher's out Mcdonald to
HALEY. Arragou then s,ngl. 10 cen
ter. bat was left stranded when Priest
went our; Numme!l 20 Haley
o'DonneN led of in the ninth with
q hi down tn third base line, and
Went 10 second on .anderson's bad peg
attempting 10 catch him of irst. Leak g
popped out 20 Mcdonald. and Clemens
doubled TO left, scoring O'Donnell. Nc
Dermott drew & pass and was forced at
second on Hend!yXs felder's choice.
Eankston popped out 70 Haley For the
final ou;.
TIE base running Of kopr featured
the game.
The B!sons appear against the Climb
crs again this afternoon at 80 o'clock
in the mail game. @! tn- second series.