The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
baltimore In Richmond.
Buffalo in Montreal.
Toronto in Rochester.
Only three games scheduled.
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

- Wa SCGihS kIc
s1nians administer the Newark In
NJ 10 to l drubbing upon their
y appearance here, the fans who
rneyed out to Broad-Street Park
terday afternoon. despite the over
a&1ng clouds, saw many other hap
lings that were more or less inter-
ng.
mere was a presentation Of suit
es to Hendryx. Efbel, Crabble and
mayer Smith, an announcement
Billy is to be retained as leader
season. an oratorical outburst
m the latter, and George Kirch-
performances on the coaching
%. All of them tended To make
lily Smith Day a huge success
eile the crowd was a little disap-
nfing. that can be accounted for
the unfavorahle, weather condi-
Ms. Just before the game yester-
II looked as II old Jupe was
king preparations to send forth
elements and make n game at the
* impossible. The first inning
played through "A slight drizzle.
after this frame the weather man
ht some ideal weather for pastim-
3illy's speech was the second one
the season, and II was greeted with
inds OF applause. President Will
p's speech OF acceptance of the
kination for President did not
We a thing on that little outhurst
Rf came from Billy Manager
18th had some thanks for every
ply. including the bat boy. The Vir-
ians had already made five runs
len Billy got out on the field and
q his little say. but TO further show
Fir appreciation OF the good things
said about them the boys got busy
started banging the hall all
bnnd the field again, hanging up
additional counters
Ross In Great Form.
Rebel Ross did the fiineing for the
me boys and the Newark Indians
Ire helpless before his offerings un-
the ninth inning. when they sue
eded in garnering their only count
the game. He Welded but FIVE
feties. and was invincihle with men
the bases Not only did Ross pitch
nat ball. but he played a very I'm
rtant part in the run-getting Out
four trips to the plate he secured
triple and two singles and scored
less than a quartet OF runs. Ross
reel base blow went to the club
use and could easily have been
etched into home run.
Mangan, the youngster who Fred
nney picked up out OF the bushes
few days ago. was handed his first
feat since Joining the Newark club
J had clean slate mp to his ap-
arance on the mound yesterday
HEIRLOOM After the locals had
cured sufficient number OF hits
BIN his offerings TO register Ave runs.
hitter Smallwood was rushed to the
bcue. The latter. who is n ringer
Christy Mathewson. Jared little
.tter, for before the game had end
the Richmond boys had secured n
ke number OF TALES from seven
h.
lThe fielding OF Steinbrenner was
q outstanding feature Of the game.
IL youngster went into left field on
. occasion and made a phenomenal
Se-hand catch. while his playing of
'ound balls was nothing less than
hsAtional.
Mickey Kelliher came through
tn a double and triple, while Banks
I've Richmond four runs.
0mre In Third Inning.
|T1a4s young fellow Mangan got along
hray we'll until the third inning.
hcn tho virginians realized that the
~ had gone far enough. and they
(oceeded to give his hurting offerings
gentle raps. Before this frame
n been brought to a close the vir-
nfens had sent five runners across
q plate. O'Donnell started things
: 81 drawing a free transportation.
Y was forced at second base by
=. Hendryx walked and McDer-
- sfnKlcd to left field. filing the
Iees. Bankston then responded with
dngie, enabling Ross and Hendryx
the fence that was good for three
go and McDcrmott and Bankston
need. Mickey crossed the rubber
GAol drove a sacrifice ny into center
~
Inc vars4ntans added two more IN
= following frame. After ODon-
- had struck out. Ross singled and
|pndryx ssnt him to third with
In0ae. Bankston scored them with
U{DkI0 INTO I18nI uCid. He lONat0
FL over two additional markers in
= axxh stan1a, after ODonnell waa
\ s. . pltched ball. Ross trapied to
= clvNho~ss, scoring Harry. and
SndryU walked for the third time
sr1nr tho game. McDermott popped
4 Is MOVE, but Ross crossed the
IAIber on Bankston-s infisld ont.
tenth and ffnal count Of
" rasne came IN the eighth chaptsr
- Ross had Started thf1ys OF with
: third MI Of the came. Hendryx
1rrnott Aied Out 70 rtght nsld. Bank
~ forced ASudsyx at second and
- ven1 % third On the ptAE a9esr
80 N16lpy Esilihsr dr0vs one INTO
Il asIA f6e double. scoring Ross
" eon&9ng BAnkston to third base.
"a eeorin9 snAsd when Ksliihsr was
Ak % q second haaA
= ~ - seeeed ~ IN. ylatessl