Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
jLllMIlBERS DEFEATED
lsNICE BY THE GRAYS
coming Game in Holiday Double Bill Results in Sto-0
Victory for Providence While Score at Con-
cusion of Afternoon Contest Is 10 to l.

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sSss clusion of Afternoon
4 tsrsAsnrto Tho Times -Dispatch.l
rs EsNOVIDEECE. r. l.. May 3o.-The
sgs climbers lost both ends Of the holiday
s. illswlth the Grays to-day, falling in
Il we we morning. to o. and meeting a
p Ito defeat this afternoon before a
!, 5000 crowd
$Tht brilliant pitching OF Flame
Seter the former White Sox and
sss r9oe pitcher. proved the stumbling
T which the Climbers tumbled
ante-meridian combat. The
Sne had a hewildcring assert
~ q curves that made hitting fine
ESs . the best the invaders could do
~ Sr safe blows. Hendryx con-
II = two of them. He had so much
II Hoall that he was bit wild at
III Nut his passes never did Smiths
Y 1851 ~ good.
.n went the route for Richmond.
IS pounded for an even dozen
singles. The Grays found moth
Sding in his offerings, and when
were on the sacks hits came in
Nm at times, especially in the
fl $ird and seventh frames, nine IF
Ngles being punched In these
and proving contributing fac
the harvest OF runs. Jdrnan
K Nd In streaks. but of his Ave
-, -. Eonly one was converted into
The Grays had wide edge on the
visitors fielding. not the slightest
ssSs; emblanoe Of an error marring their
,sSss tst play. ArraGon. Jarman and ODon-
ssiell Sgummed the game with errors.
The fielding feature. however, went
asto Bankston, who robbed Rrainard OF
a bid for three-hasrer by a masn!h-
N NJ fNl ~ -
s1SehS made fine play long drive
sS'rom Bankston's stick IN the second,
sstnd Shean raced into short center to
s@Srab riser from HendryX's bat in the
ySsfghth. The rainy weather kept down
q she attendance TO about 1000 persons.
The Climbers never saw third base
f9until the ninth INNING in which they
atried hard 10 escape shutou;. With
ss9,ne down McDernott and Baukston
ss.salked Krcher forced McDermott on
Sa roller to Braina"d. but O'Donnell
sdrew a pass filling the sacks. Manager
Smith henched Jarman and sent in
Reynolds to hit, but the pinch htter's
bestswas long ny 10 Rehg. which
3Ss 6si9Sthe game.
TT ssttN0ON BATTLE
& Ss,,A is RoI1 FOR CLIMBERS
iA sf1sna trec battle was rout. the
Ss being hopeless before the de-
SSsbr Toots Schultz. while Rhoades.
EssSArformed for the invaders, was
iEtred all over the lot The Grays
EsEyway 70 n flying start Of six runs
ef1fe opening fralNe. doubles by EehE.
fkburn and Schultz being mixed
l,tFEA a single, two walks and hit bats
ggh, netting six runs This avalanche
OF runs took the interest out OF the
; fray.
IS Manager Smith refused TO bench
s. Rhoades who got by safely in the sec
ond, to run into another bombardment
s9in the third which Melted TWO tallies
~ N. rh
produced five counters and locked the
gEsfame in the Providence chest. After
S3he fourth frame the Grnys quit trying.
sSts3he crowd melted away by hundreds
gand even the bugs were glad when II
twas all over.
Icspite the runaway race. the teams
ssEaye a fine exhibition of fielding. the
ZIG 6JsS going errorless and the Climbers
& offending but twice.
us The clubs will meet again Tomorrow,
hand in all probability Manager Smith
swiil send McKenry back against the
\ HOW MORNING GAME
WAS LOST By CLIMBERS
ss2:s Richmond was retired in the first
ss4nnins without n run. Clemens went
l9out, third to first Ethel few out 10
81 pight Hendryx was given free trans
Marta ton to first. but Arragon was out,
#f ssscher to frs, che Grays opened
saslf Of the Inning by seori IN :. two ""
ri
ssfY Powell was safe on felder's
IE8 Rehg being thro vn out Jarman
EEsar gon. Shean sent single TO
+ tsPowell reaching third. Onslow
s&d, scoring Powell and sending
gfMn to second. Tutwilcr singled TO
4s0 scoring Shean. Onslow going 10
lS5nd TutWi!er was caught off first
By, Catcher O'Donnen. FabriGue was
9iyen a base on balls. but Brainard few
5Sut to Bankston, ending the inning.
i& Mepermot,. Bankston and kircher
Rwere retired In one. two. three order
hin the visitors half OF the second In
s,ning. The locals also drew zero In
fff1eir half of the second. fenc flew
.Ssssout to catcher. Peters went out. pitcher
I'D first, Rehg WAS given base on
bells and Powell went out pitcher TO
Ss1t,rhe Climbers we're retired without
Nm. in the y half OF the third inning.
Ef1Yemens vas the only man 10 reach
4ISrst on a base on balls. The locals
vent after Jarman IN the third inning
and scored three runs. Shean opened
Ea,s,Ith single and reached third when
sSSsJarman threw wiiu 10 first. aftcr- nc
isshad fielded ons!ows Grounder onslow
,Eeoine to second Tu,wiler and Fabriaua
Sswere easy outs, but Brainard singled
s3sto left. scoring Shean and Onslow.
i3Brainard reached second when felle
Assent a single 10 center O'Donnell at
y&3empted to catch Yeile off frst and
ssss sscore, while Yelc reached third. Peters
F3setruck out.
HITS INTO
4 DOUBLE PLAY
- Richmond ro' 'wo men on base dur
3Etng it's half Of n" fourth frame. Hen
sSkdryx singled, bur Arragon hit into a
&*doubie play. HcDermott was given
81 INSTRUMENTATION 20 first by Peters.
9 Isl nkston few rut 20 short. ending the
tors half - the inning. Rehg.
nj and St"an all were easy out