Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
NINTH-INNING RALLY
STAGED BY INDIANS
Climbers Drop Game After Apparently Having 1t sewed
Up and Tucked Away-Have to Be Satisfied
With Even Break on Series
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


NEWARK, juno 4.--The Richmond
Climbers were defeated here to-day, S
TO z, by the Newark Indians. after ap
parently having the game sewcd up.
newark started the ninth session with
the score to 4 against it. staging u
great rally by scoring four runs in the
final session. ana thus winning the
game. While the Climbers should have
mado 1t three OUT of four from the
fedsk!ns. they were forced to be sat
lsied with an even break. Gleason.
Jhrman and HUMPHREYS divided the
box work for the N:rRinians, the win
ming run being scored off the last
named. Gleason was hammered for
four runs In the second session and
was replaced by Jarman, who pitched
good ball and shut the Indians out un-
I'll the final session. when he weakened.
After being found for double and
two singles. besides walking man.
he was replaced by HUMPHREYS. who
walked tho first man TO face him, and
the next batter fiealey, the former
Mackman. sent the ball TO- left on
line. just out or Arragon's reach,
scoring Witter and Zacher. with the
tying and winning runs.
The Climbers fought a great uphill
battle. With the score to 0 against
them. Jarman sent n liner to center for
half the circuit, after Enzeman had
thrown out Reynolds at the start OF
the third session. Healey made a good
play on Ciemens's boundcr. throwing
him out at first. Jurman advancing to
third. Hack Ethel then sent one
timer whizzing to the right-f1eld pas
lure Jarman registering the first
Climber tally
In the next frame the Climbers
staged Il rally. falling one run short
OF tying the score. After Arrugon
inI irJ
strike. McDermott sent one down the
third base line that was too hot for
zimmerman. and made the FIRST sta
ton safely. Bnnkston then drilled n
hit TO center for n hasc. and when
Zarher threw TO third to nip McDer-
mott. he tried to sneak TO second. but
was cut down. Zimmerman to Iiealcy.
kircher then singled to center, scor-
ing Red McDcrmott. and kircher
scored a moment later Oh Bill Rey-
made two bases. Jarmau. who had
doubled on his previous trip to the
plate, ended the rally by whiting.
In tho lucky" seventh Billy Smiths
henchmen tailed thrice, and appeared
10 have the game sewed up After
Jarman famed, Clemens beat out his
roller down the third-base line. and
went all the way to third on Eibefs
one timer TO center Eibel taking sec
oud tho throw 10 get Clemens at
ihird. Tin IiendryS then was pur-
po.ely passed. hllinu the bases With
tho inteld playing close, Arragon hit
to lienlcy. who unused UP his roller,
clemens AMI Eibcl scoring. McDer-
mott then hit safely TO left, licndryS
scoring the third run Of the session.
wlt,er caught Bankston's fy and made
"A wonderful throw to the plate, get
thug Arragon. thus ending the rally.
The Climbers scored their final run
in the closing inning on double by
Clemens and single by HenhrXy, Tor.
mar Yank. Tcnncys Indians scored
their runs In clusters Of four. getting
their first four i'll the second session
on five hits. one double by Iacher.
:, pags aud q hit batsman. Their maj
runs were scored IN the ninth on
double hy Pinch Hitter Caoie. Dh'''hG
To-, schr,rer pass TO Durein and
hits bv NVitter, Zacher and Heaiey.