The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-09
Standing of CHiu.se.
Cameo Today.
Uod130stcr In Richmond.
ulln1o In Baltimore.
oeoneo in Providence.
nn1rUnl I'm Newark.

1portane b!ngling gave Tommy
3h and His Rochester Hustlers
0eh1r victory over the Nirginians
epE1Ay afternoon, the invaders
1fng the verdict by count Of 10
stArted out as II IL was destined
~ 4 cioee exhibition, but when
eobson. Rochesters star little cen
r.a9lder. drove one over the right
- wall for the circuit with the
D4o crowded he gave the Hustiers
ae4d which the Ffrgtnians were I'M
IM3o 70 overcome
93S Gleason, who made such a
z11itAble showing against the Mon
G4A1 Royals last week. started on the
npMn6 for Richmond. but he woh
D3od N early as the second frame and
94pn Jacobson contributed his cir
1T cI0ut he was relieved by Dusty
hoades. Although Rhoades was
LII fairly hard by the visitors. he
4Apf his bingles we'll scattered until
- ninth frame, when he hit two and
X3al4~d Z trio of safeties. permitting
IL T0mmites to register three more
NA43kionAl counters.
On the other hand Dutch"
Iersche. the Beau Brummel of the
0cheetsr club. pitched good. con-
oe1ut Game throughout. keeping the
- he allowed well scattered and
111lfng himself out of bad holes In
lne style. He yielded eight safe bin
Sa&a while the others were either pop
Alpw or slow rollers To the inner
slverks.
The vietting aggregation raped
mo ball for total OF fifteen safeties,
ncludihk a home run, one triple and
W. doubles. The Hustlers are un-
( oB6tedly the best hitters that have
nD<ared here this season. They
4 I've been smuggling the pellet in
eery gane played here. and are
snAktaE them ee,sat fer seH4e+ hing
JOD Fautsch. the new infielder
|mrmed over TO Richmond by the Chi
3Ek0 white Sox. made his debut In a
& l&hm6nd uniform yesterday after
|oon. playing the shortfeld position.
i AalN the only two errors OF the
nme were made by him. he secured
E0upie of hits and drove in two OF
fchmond's three tallies His errors
1870 not boots. but resulted from bad
Sre4ves to Grst base. Apparently he
- good arm but he Just couldn't
;SQntrOl IL yesterday. He is big fell
- and Is not very much unlike Al
kAiaer, who was given a trial here
4 astA season, In HE outfeid.
8 The Hustiers took the lead in the
fOnd Inning with two safe clouts
80 free transportations 10 frst base
IA d sacrifice fy. This com bina-
: IA gave them two runs Richmond
5 &Aed mp on the Rochester clan in the
Moving cha pter when Bill Rey-
&ade paved the way for a run by
&A6nr or with a three-base blow to
Ia Held. He scored on an infield out
AAndrNN the fnlinWln o.
64nk 4he Hastiers filled the sacks
6 then Jacobson had to spoil
$nEn Tor the Nrginians by sending
~ Gieason's benders over the
ne, which. by the way. 10 the first
A66 put over the wall this year.
Richmond did no more scoring un-
ka1e Atxfh. when McDermott started
StEM on with single. Clemens
n him to third on a double Banks
drove a short fly to left held. the
1Me81 being held on their bases
N&och then came forth and sent a
IN hfnkie cver second base. scoring
m AeDermott and Clemens. This
~ far as Richmond could go.
mp1fe the fact that the Firginians
iA4 several threats to send addi-
At counters over the plate.
I'M Virginisns seem 10 be having
AftiHE slump However. team
W0J MI always ana tney snouIo
E4a0y TO lambast a few during the
aiming games OF this week
NJ young fellow Siglin again led
&hA hitting for the Hustlers. get
three safe blows out of four trips
4he plate. Farrell, Jacobson.
- NcAuiey and Hersche each
111buted two.
3OOks AS II Captain Frank Nc
Mott has at last hit hi9 stride with
41ck. He got one Of Richmond's
Atts Saturday. while yesterday
Anded on the ball for a couple.
goh also landed for "A duo of
4bel Ross is slated 10 oppose the
4kD this afternoon. while Leve-
0tM doubtless be the selection
~ Manager Tommy Leach.
~ lefthanders
o% 1Abufated score follows:
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