Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Just to show the fans that the loss
of game the other day in Petersburg
was fuke, the Richmond Ints yes-
tcrday toyed with the Virginia Lengu- S
ers at Broad street Park. Thirteen
hits were made to count for eleven.
TALES by patchcd-up interrogation
sent in by Billy Smith. The locals
were never in tho slightest danger.
and only in one frame did the visi-
tors score. They then annexed three
counters. The score was II to g.
The Richmondcrs went into the game
with the idea OF showing the visitors
that they were ont ot their class. aud
that they had no right to feel so chesty
over the result of the first meeting.
The Petersburg bunch was conveyed by
"a fair number of rooters. who were
literally sprinklcd with coin OF the
real I'm. some Of which was wagered
with disastrous results to the Cock
AIDE city contingent.
Errors were literally sprinkled
through the game, each team being
credited with three miscucs. Those
or the Petersburgcrs were costly, ons
in the first inning counting for two
runs. None Of those by Richmond
counted in the final result
MrDEtMOrF AND &ItItAGON
ARE on INJURED LIST
Captain Frank Mcpermott was kept
out OF the game account OF in
jury to his knee, which was hit by Il
hatted ball this week. With several
days in which to treat the injury, it Is
sure that McDermott will be back at
his post on Wednesday. Eibel worked
nj third in his place.
Angels ArraSon was also suffering
from an injury, but played in spite OF
It, Angels had worry sore finger. and
he took good care yesterday not to let
it get hurt. This was reflected in his
fielding, although he made only one
bobbic. Tho digit was in such a bad
condition that it could not BIO used to
grasp the ball for n throw.
The Richmonders hit three twirIcrs
hard. Tim Hcndryx came into his own
uy slamminS out two doubles in three
official trips y. Burch polcd out three
singles IL nve times up. Arragon and
EGnkston each landed for two In four
attempts. Jake Fob. the local lad.
played short for Petersburg. and did
good work, especially with the bat.
lie made two hits in three times up.
Allen was tho only other Goober TO hit
twice Both OF his were singles
While the weather was unfavorabie,
a good crowd witnessed the clash. and
~ was noticeable that tho fans were
tlckled 10 death 70 beat the old rival
from the Ap0omattox. The attitude
or the crowd forecasts "a big attendance,
when Jack Dunn brings his Orioles
here
FAST DOUBLE SAVED
RICHMOND IN FIRST FRAME,
only fast double saved Richmond
/" Tie cp"3ins frame. Irm$chcr beat
out an inhcld hit but was forced at
second by Gonlby. Allen Was safe
when Arrason dropped a throw by N%e,
which would nave mpyed Goolby Mt
second Mnoreield was passed, film.
the bases. Richie hit to Arrason. who
cut Moorefield off At second and I'VE
relaycd the ball to kelliher in time TO
get the batter.
The Ints scored in their end Hen
dryN walked. Burch singled TO left and
both completed the circuit when Allen
threw the ball into the stands, after
trying to get Burch at third. Ethel
flew ont to Allen. Nrrason hit TO left
and Ailcn failed TO stop ii. Angels GO
ing 10 second. Bankston drew trans
foulinC five times.
in the second. hut the men died on The
paths The three outs were made on
flies. each of the fi.ldors getting a
its part. all walks. Flies and :.
groundcr retired the Ints scorcicss
The Coolers failed to circle the paths
nnd on e siuGl" ma an error 10y Hen
dr'N i.ohirnEi t1tl,ci tl,rce IL, its
e"4 NrraSon VIZ passed, 8anksion-
oH "Tt aud Nyc wItiied. Heyuotds
singled over third. tillinu ,hu siations
n'""Sp walked. f"rrine Angels III
hcndryN poppcd ul, Ia Poh. hut Bmr,h .
s 81. 10 center, scoring Nyc and 4
tContinued on Second rasc.)