Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02

II may not he polite to take back
SIT, but that was the stunt pulled
AT The Broad Street ball ward yestcr-
Gay. when Richmond presented the
ROYALS with the game and then turned
right around and took 1t away. With
.slhe aid OF errors, the Royals had a
four-run lead but the Climbers sud-
denly woke UP and clouted in an even
count I to s.
..While unable to win. tho Royals had
stlie satisfaction Of chasing Ross to the
. sbench. but HUMPHREYS. who relieved
= ttcularly as his teammates took n brace
q behind him after giving school-boy
tsakhibition in the early chapters.
: g The Climbers also got some degree
1 s6f satisfaction beyond the mere fact
: shat they won q game. They also got
; 80 Goodbred the Chippewa redskin, who
;dId not fail to work the Indian sign
: tqn Richmond last season 1t will be
srecalled that Goodbred was sent here
= ssfron Brooklyn. and that Jack Dunn
: Shipped him back Z. q. D. but tho
. -DodEers placed him with Jersey City.
s5nd whenever he met the Climbers ne
! .wallopcd them good. He started off
{ yesterday like he still held the Erudge.
: -proud head.
! face Richmond one run was made
. off him in the first frame, but In the
[, Che fourth he started 10 weaken. one
1hore tally being driven in. lie crum-
! sbled in tho NTH. and two counters were
ming up. This caused his retirement
II favor OF the Indian.
. 80 The Royals orened the game with
"a fusillade of base hits. three runs be-
s.rns the result of that inning. Another
sw:s driven over in the second, and at
; 4ile end of the inning smith yanked
! ftpss and substituted Hunnhries, who
: Sa1y allowed one run.
%NssThe game started with two new faces
s-m- the Richmond lineup. Bobby Glenn
.sanIls was sent To left field and Angels
XTraCo occupied his station at short
Clemens siEnaliaed. his return 70 me
Z game hy slamming out four hits In
) fou, official times at bat. Bobby was
! passed on his first appearance tie
f. singled on the next two times up, then
: triplcd and doubled in succession. An
gels failed TO hit.
BALL WITH GOOD RESI- Its
! The whole Richmond team hit we'll
Yesterday Hendrix polcd out two III
four tries Bankston bcttercd this by
getting two in three attempts. Ar
raccS and Ross were the only ones
who failed to hit safely.
Catchers Moran and Wagner led IN
hitting for Montreal The frs, cot two
! satctics in four tries, while the others
s--gat two in five Nine hits were made
by the Royals in all.
~ Montreal started the first inning with
: three runs. Smyth singled. but Moran
hit into a double play. With two out,
Gathers hit TO right for one base. ?.
Z Smith was Hit and Wells walked, fill
ing the bases. Wagner then un-
limbered three-base blow which UNI
InAde1 tho stations. panrau struck
out.
The Climbers came back with one
run in their end. Hendryx singled. but
was caught an. FIRST. Mcbcrmott Gcw
out. Clemens then drew 4 pass kclli-
: her beat out an Unfold hit and clemens
. scored on single 10 center by Bank
ston. ArraGon ended tho inning by
h grounding out
! Tho visitors gathered another run in
! INC second inning. Madden was safe
: ar frst on an error by Arragon. Full
s--larion popped IN TO Reynolds Smyth
T-7efanned and Moran then doubled 10 cen
ter, registering Madden Gathers was
hit by Ross and u Smith walked M
Ing the bases Ross frightened and
Alarmed Wells
Again tho third with HUMPHREYS
pitching, the Royals Tailed with two
down Madden hit to center for a couplc
hr Eellihpr
W. Ri"hmond got a run in the fourth
Chiefly through gift, Fullerton
passed ArraFon and Nye. and the
former came across when Reynolds hir
10 left In the nth two more rams
were made. With ono out and KolIi
her on FIRST on helder'S choice he
having forced Clemens after he hit ia
lett, Bankston walked Arracou ljf,cd
up hy 10 center On tho throw In
ia kston went 70 third. Kclliher and
Rahkston then engineered = double
steal, the former recisterinr Tho IN,
Ter was driven home on double bv
Nye
IT was In tn" sixth that Richmond
got to G"odhred, who replaced Fuller
ton With one out !Icndryx hit ia
right Tor one base He went 10 third
on - cl"ut - LEFT by McIermott and
both registered ON q three base blow
by Clemens, who tailed on an irflcld