The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-21

4 Tasuance Of free ransportattons
8nved the way FOR six of Buffalo
IONS yesterday afternoon and as
&esuis the virg,nians lost 10 Patsie
Herd by a score OF to :.
ne Bssons took the lead early In the
Eaxne. while Sam Cuttings was doing
= slab work, and fondled the big
= of the score until the very last
aspite the fact that the Firginlans
kanred the bali hard during tho last
- innings of the game and threw
{munle of big scares into the BuUaI
6mp.
4 sfamrnie Cuttings, late Of Newark,
- as wild as a jack rabbit, ana IN
~ second inning he walked two oi
~ visitors Three straight hits ana
N error followed and as result four
nemhers of Patrick Donovan's crew
nespe,i across the plata, After thls
atttngs was derricked and Al lenke,
- OF the Rocky Mount Tarheels, ana
Er&mier hurler Of the virginia state
aaxue last season, was summoned
tr1h to try his hand with tho VISIT
nfurs he displayed great form, not
aDw1ng single hit and whining no
than three Of those who faced
However II, the following frame
walked two men in rapid success
- after the first two had been easily
kk4red. A couple Of stolen bases fol-
wed and then came the first hit from
n offerings. which enabled the Bisons
add two more After this he again
busy and started cutting the OPP
1hants down. and things went along
me style until the eighth when one
- singled ana he proceeded TO drive
~ OF his speedy ones into Nc
nnald's side. Another hit followed
aa and the Bisons got their seventh
unt Of the game.
lfAside from his generosity with his
naks. Leake wac In fine form. Dur
|Aaw the seven innings he hurled only
En- hits were made from his offerings,
[&na1A he struck ont no less than Ave
the visiting pastimers. He made
y 6ood impression with Manager Billy
ShS1fh and he believes that when he
gains hts control he will make Rich
.Sond good man.
Hits Didn't Count
HhA virg!nians made only one hit
- than the visitors. but skipper
@onovan's crew made bingles count,
EAhilo Richmond's were scattered.
E2n6exson, a young right handler, ala
Esae hurting for tho Bisons and the
~ mere than came up TO the ex-
nctaftons of hts manager. He pitched
M rood game throughout, and only
iS,w hits had been made from his de-
Every until the last two innings, when
49, ~ A.. q
8arxere
Rschmond's first run was scored by
1ndryx IN the eighth. when he led
IL with two-base elout TO left field.
8AM1GEton gent him To third or an in
ia out, and he counted on another
@deld ball 10 Mcdonald Another was
dded In the closing stanza, when
garry O'Donnell opened the chapter
nth an infeld hit Leake popped up
short, but CLEMENS scored O'Dnn-
III by driving a ball UP against the
~ heid wall. Although the Virgin
&Ma threatened to score one or two
NMtsonal runs. the inning was
$0ught TO a close before they had
Scceeded in pushing any more across
~ rnbber
the Vlrgfnians ala not show the
I'm OF which they are capa BILE OF die
laying. Al times the infelders work
together with mach.ne-nke per
ION, while at others the Defence he-
me wobbly. Some suggested that
Aax playing yesterday might have
IN due TO the fact that they were
- over having chased each other
POUND the hassocks So many times
IL the previous DAY Angelo A..
A8on was the only ytrglulan II CON
- with the ball more than one time.
Httl@ Cuban securing q double ana
&ie out ~ quartet Of tries
Ine Ia bulated score follows,