Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
Richmond Puts Up Awful Exhibition
With Hundreds Of Visitors
:. Looking On.
vERBoUT GETS TROUNCING
Thirteen Hits Are Aided by Five
ErrorS--Poor Base Turning Nips
Pretty Batting Rally-CanuckS
Benefit by Reversal OF BillSmiths.

lssGt'anucks benefited hugely by the com
-. rle;e reversal OF form, by The Richmond
cohorts and easily rumpcd away with
III 20 Win
go Errors and bonehcad playing was re-
-s-sponsihle for the overwhelming de-
..-fea, suffered by Eichmond The team.
'AsSsaftcr The first few innings. completely
~-siorgo; there was ball game III prog
- ress and a bunch OF Kids would have
been abou; as effective IN stopping the
Visitors. II Was q completes surprise
for everybody present as we'll as an ex.
treme modification 10 the firm sup
por'ers of tho team, TO witness the
rout.
= Johnny verhout was the victim, IN
The center OF the diamond. and thirteen
hits were harvested of his delivery
= Nine swats were made BY Richmond
bu, wild base running spoiled the eHec.
; OF these. HendryS was the only one
TO hit more than once but he only hi,
the hassocks were lonesome
The Royals scored twice In tire
Fourth. six times III the tifth and again
N the seventh. when three counters
Were SaTnered. Tn" lone run FOR Rich
nond came ~ tbs eighth as ~. resul,
of clean Mttins. hu: I little more
|uoFMen: on the paths would have re-
suited II three ,sif;as .vl,h none on,
Attempts 20 stretch long hits ve-.
cut or by MD s-sins ana IS pretty
oattirC rally a. one could 6esj-a
"As r!7psd in ;he bud
49, Ins Richmond To,ary club. wi;h sew
~ manfred guests from tn caro-
--l|7ss Wee OF; a. th= game in full .or,s
I1sH aaf possession % y. $50 $50
% t7s Sa-~s .rf n ba,vsar 10 -.
- Innings ;coH cha--. @, IN d..
--7'ccc and 7-oYicsE - t-;e--v2,;o, ~,
- go = 2-+yiA:- ne sorrow Of ms
- eSS Tao PAID good 7,oney u
- -ss 7Is7,S = 11 tf,.e meT', d.
~--.s- = sane ,r addition - -. -,
50 - ntc i'rscon ., second
!. -,*s >,o-;iy s:;e- ma acc,S.,,
: zss saasl8.-s,s. S@-.dstsIa :st7,ed
J, 49,. So: f,s hanGhoys vo~l,.
:. 1s.s ~ ~ sHi in.;hlHS occurred 70
: -As game started M with sn.-d
a-st i,4;5 ,i,.as Gouols play N The
aan=esous, only three mem .,.s fs,ed ao9 IKE,
: E"u' IN tht second. and Two were on,
ths '9 A., 'n h Wien h. was tapped FOR
. made. however ere
. or In d The fourth lie Weakened. with
:, Smith followed with hlow too too" II #;
:, for McDermott 70 handle wis
!: Sni,pned G up" Arragon, bu, wagner
!, oTerrun first. and while the infield was
bt%gIhS tag With him. Smith scurrisd
: nc nfth was vcritahlo nicbtmar.
a.,i slro L 10 Arrason. who made a
and smy,h walked. af,or Tr ~ s stos h ten;
popped nr and fllled tho bases Moran
gcr, TO left. and scored Oh a single nv
SatherS ~ trying 10 stop had threw
~ Hrynolds, \rraSon got in the way
rendered UNCONSCIOUS for *nyerai NY,
G,n;,,, lie went back. however. j.
:Sn n'h 80, sr ,nrnt,. TO NEc who L, tho
: cTr4mped home S-filh scored on a sin
S Gnd by srd "Hiis after. he had stole sec-
WAS safe at first when Arrneon MADE
3 = nah throw TO second to cut off Wells
I ,mnhrnn new out 70 Clemens who
peg. ''''S
Hero Was Frcrky Work
= retired. r Smith beat out an indeld
: HIT, Instead Of returning Inc ball alto TO
smith ' Snd tai itST ne nr a,,tsmp1 10 get
Z Reynolds. who stuck out his Nit in
!. half-heartcd way to stop Tho bail
Wells hif to I the fn Wfg' e, % second
: scored from second on the punv blow
Wagmer then doubled. and md" Wis VII
bringing Wagner home lie stplo scr
ono but the next TWO mon we're or,
,,3 Only in the eighth did Hichnsnd
tai!y. clemens opcncd IA. inning u'i,r
= an inhcld hi, Hack Eibel. Who re-
niaced kelliher at hrst, drove one 10
:, nc clubhouse, I'm trying to stretch II,
: INTO homer, tibcl went on, AZ iha
= nihth ~ good margin. iSar,kstou
= men MT TO ,hn rishi-held fence hut
= ,hird., Kirchcr singled 70 lief, but n.y. w." "a.
:. io,coh a. second b% Nyt FOR tho ,hird
3 on ,';,, thrse runs should have counted
3 This afternoon Rnlv smith viii riyo
! ,.chson, an opportunity 10 face Inter.
: national League pitching Tn" ca.
s lcnial League boy has plenty IF .,nt,
= 9na should get BY Win It, Harrv
Hp a, m /. NH gGrobably be hchind he
Runners stole bases At Mil "r Nm
:eS.eI9hI; and he seemed ratified AT
show At first. a. kcllihrr re- faj r
on in heldtn" and batting IN, ,ha J.. =,
te mo %f w., InrGs DAYS Hack landed yes-
cnt season ia his FIRST apr.a-ar. H.
RED McDermott made his hrs, erro,
ana everybody else tnoU.bf ncII..i'1
trapped Tho rniscuc did no daiyars
first. o""- nj on
CnlweIi or Cndorr 1. Wort
CalWel! is SLATED % wp-p g..
treal. with Cador" as :, poesI5.ijj,,.'
Howley viii perform behind n. M I.. =
,bi me e I n,i"mhamc" Wa aneu, 1860 O.
had full possession o. "vcry,sfns Te
f fore the gams a"d during the inter.
their stunts. Live chickens uere IL
Grated on the ficld. with ,hs WA
bunch, Including the PLAYERS, chasI,y
them on accoun. Of their :,tiiify !,
gathering in fouls The BAH ,n.. ~
caught the majority, although 80
visitors appeared 10 be good rLicLr
chascrs. -
At the end OF the nrst iur,inc .t
Wilmington delegation marched ON ~.
held. headed by the band Tn. t.
heels were costurned in red. whit. q ~
blue busters. Each trailod a TOW can
non. horse or battleship The hnnL
ground out the Star Spangled RAJ