The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-03

Rochester I'm Newark.
II you want 70 know the real reason
swhv the Eirg1nians lost yesterday
afternoon 10 Montreal by the score OF
M 70 /. Just pass over the rest Of this
story until You get 10 the box score.
Down there In the Montreal section
sou will notice that the Royals made
i score Of asg1zrs. ufneteen Of wf7trttl
were made by ,nnelders Thia error
aleAe and consistently good fielding by
The Canadians was enough TO have de-
faated any team IN any league The
Royals seooped Up everything that
ame their way and, not 10 take any
credit away from them, they had the
I bEeaks OF the game, because many
hard swats Of the ideals bounded right
4afp tine gloves 0f rtTe. opposing pfHys
NerE II was .dreary day for the Nir-
&lnians. The Rotarlans were out IN
4Drce and shook up things a little
p4xslnE around pink lemonade and
Scheerfulness But the local Ints were
I not in their usual form They we're
safnr from it, Hence the defeat
The virginians hit the ball hard
Only single man struck out. and
that happened in the sixth inning.
1 Hut when the Nirgin!ans hit the pill,
khare was always a Canadian TO handle
the swat The hard luck affected the
& 1Hts and their fielding was loose a.
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Pfiests took upon hinlSelt 1he a '''Fs
u FL monnd aFust toi 'he ROYALS.
ne mad not bten gwen sach eNceheht
EsNapport, dfHeFent taae "cAlo oe-
n atipy space here. fleH'e was NOT "A
B puzzle TO the NirRlnianS lie was NJ"
Freely. and al 1haI me i71th! !9ill
eyrasaed ms delivery Tor nine sat't4eS.
(which. b. the way. were not scrimry
esnRles- as were many nf those gar
Il nered off of ,Nerbout- the breaks 81
the game went to the visitors ana tho
GA arssnians were the victims.
Arragon Game Star.
Angelo Arrason was the star for
B Richmond. Before Angels was
Il knhcked unconscious by Wells, when
s14e stole second, Arragon accepted
mime chances without making MIS-
Srue, He made himself extremely pop
z1lar WITH the visiting rams. tie COW
@ered ground Ike reindeer, backed
Eza1p every pitched ball and showed
Sgnnderful baseball Skill When Ar
&1Axon WAS Struck he fell Imply 70 the
&1round nj second base Dr. w. H.
arker. who vas III the srandstand,
N4fne To his aid. ana, ~hl|e the ltFh-
n 1hond and M-treal players worked
SS@1H him, trying 70 assist in reGaining
u d 1sis breath, the game Little Cuban lay
A At on his back. After n te" min
tsses, howeFef. Arrason arose and took
Mis place in shortheld He. however,
81 Ala not retain has regular form after
On the accident He had hurt his niger
&While fie1dinR early IN the game The
u 80 errors attributed ~ him were
Il nnfortnnate After few more in
u ninss OF play MANAGE stalth relieved
H Kim and sent kfrcher IN 70 play at
n Mhortstop
wagner, VINO played snort Tor Mon
urea. and VINO. by me way, is SAID
10 De distant re4ailph o. the I'M
ID MaprtaI hans accepted thirteen
b nnances without making an error,
Hnicn Is quite record. Wagner
showed signs a. developing INTO a
AAf IN the hrst rev innings. but az
Il Nef that the pans managed 20 mo
&s9n easy route I" ms glove and the
oed hetd4hs was attributed 70 the
d Qreaks OF the game
AFTER, dounle play which ar
ION and heltihtr hgurea. had end
ed the chances OF the Royals IN the
~ inning, richmond secured two
ngt failed TO PIT runner