The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-27
Games Today.
. provf9e1ace in RiCiIxnond.
Newark in baltimore.
Only two scheduled.
HY rRNTSr POLAND.


counter seemed inevitable oGt ut
broad Street Park yesterday after
VI moon, Guy T'utwilcr, a NirEtnian ny
NTH. but who now claims Alabama
~ his home. had 20 go and spoil
everything with his trnsty hludgoon,
Tot has the reputation OF being ono
IL the most opportune hitters around
IA Baryow's circuit. and he sure did
1fye up TO r. The hig outer gardener
drove single into center field IN the
CLOSING seanza- enabling Iahrtque TO +
\ ecanper home with tho marker that
stored the old game safely away IN F
the refrigerator. There was one more
connt in this ninth inning, hut had
Il mot tf7ts timely Cfuut S1c'y for at'rrfft- :
ing from the bat Of Tutwiier the N4r-
ginians and Grays would DOUBTLESS
4 vened and put an end Of the hostll'-
tieA The Rhode Islanders won the
game by a score of To /.
AlthoGgh the Nirginians were de-
1eated, they contested every run
scored by tae visiting aggregation
Dusty Rhoades hurried mastery
Kame throughout and should have
" won his game easily. He allowed the
Crays only four hingles and up 10 the
N eighth chapter one lone safety had
been garnered from hiR hurting offer
fngs. He aerrtcke8 himself in fine
II s4ylo on several occasions and HAD
4 there been a few more timely hits be-
VI hind him Richmond would have been
4 celebrating a victory this morning in
stead of bemoaning the loss 81 the
opening contest to Dave Shears tribe,
Richmond scores First,
The SirRiutans started things of IN
Il grand style In tho initial inning, In
which frame they succeeded IN send
III ing over their first and only tally Of
the game, Clemens broke the tee hy
driving neat hingle In left garden
4@ and Hack Eibei followed with safety
Il TO center, sending him 10 second.
M Hendryx then drove Il long fly into
81 center field and Eayrs robbed him OF
IS possible home run with sensa-
q tfonai running one-hand stab.
4 Clemens took third on the play and
scored on fielder's choice by Bank
a eson. Arragon then drove safety
or rather. what should have been Il
B safety, into left field and II rolled
n Through Aehg's legs l3aakston went
\ 1rcrn first to home. but he wns called
"A oslt FOR not roucf1inR secoYfd base.
Inasmuch as he never legally reached
n the middle station Arragon Is not
credited with the safety. Had not
Hanks,on "cut" the second bag II
would have given the Richmond club
good lead.
lead until the fourth frame, when
the issuance Of "a free transportation
10 first base proved most disastrous
Fabrique was the one TO receive the
81 walk and he advanced to second on
Rehg's sacrifice hit. Ha went TO third
on Onslows intield bah and scored on
an infleid tap by Tutw1ler tho first
& safety OF the game for the Grays
n Johnny Priest made a sensational
4is.,-t t.Gt -
slipped he would doubtless have
thrown the Providence riGht fielder
out at first. thus preventing a run.
After this Rhoadcs resumed hts
a Air,icht pitching and not a single
other safety was made from his az
Il sortment OF Blenders uuu the eighth
N inning when David Shean. tbs FIRST
man mp in the chapter. doubled 70
NJ right field With a man on second
4 md no one out, things looked pretty
Il Nnd To everyone. Save Dusty Ehoades
IN The Richmond hurler pulled himself
u tOgether. pitched mastery IaI. and
n when the inning was tiu2i9 brought
h ~ close Ehean was stlu 4py!ug
u The second bag. II was the deepest
Il excavation he had been In during The
Afternoon and he derTcked himself
u fnSgreat style.
Send in Winning Markers.
~ sly Fabrique opened the ninth inning
S 18th single and Rehg sacrificed him
xa@ HI second. OnsIow then drew a free
MI Ass and IL was then that Tutwiler
Il Eame forth and banged out tho biugle
that sent in the run that spelled de-
hi Eat for Richmond. 1Nutwiler WAS
&xced out a second later at the mid
83o station on Brainards irfeld ball.
Rkbel then caught onslow Oft or third
Ind ran him 10 the plate. However.
III UsDonneil happened not 10 be near
He home station at this particular
1me and the Providence first sacker
s9@ omped across the rubber unmolest-
~. 1t was nice play on EiDers part
Ms&0d O'Donnell should have been on
he plate TO take throw
The Virginians threatened TO stage
fnily in the ninth inning when Ar
NON led off with a safety How
1or. II didn't Ynateriallze for the next
hRcc men were outs
6aumgartner. the former Phly
- on the firing line FOR the visiting
GGragation. and while he was hit
nxder than his former teaminate
&hOades. he managed TO keep his
kfngl0D well scattered and after the
1tot inning he pitched inyincible ball
nth men on the bases. He pulled
Ra1mseif out OF several bad places
S& n was hurting duel throughout
~ the fans fortunate enough 10 be
hand witnessed one Of the best ex-
hitfons of the season. The contest
- full of thrills, each side con-
5buting several sensational plays
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