Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-17
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BUFFALO. July IS Green and bare

.spots at the baseball park were dented
with many hits this afternoon, doubles,
triples and any number OF singles be-
ling registered by both Bisons and Rich
--mond.
- Enright could not stand the pound.
sing. and in the third was relieved by
SDonahue. The latter Jared we'll for a
c-time. but finally went under when The
s-Bisons began to lace the pill in the
eighth.
Jnynes was pummelled with the
Others, but his triple aided him to put
Ger a victory. There were twenty
> hits, eleven for the Herd and nine for
.1he invaders, with some errors on the
side, which helped to swell the run
column. There was no tagging OF in
Sterest in the contest First one club
was in the lead. only TO lose 1t, and
mot until the final out was down on the
crowded scorebooks was it safe TO say
-iFh ich side won.
- 1t cannot be said that i, was an en-
3eyable afternoon for the beavers.
Those who did get delight on, Of the
Hkttle were the kids and the batters.
II was a day OF yeipins for the former
Ind one Of fatteaiHE averages for the
:. latter.
RICHMOND STARTS BATTLE
rS WITH THREE COUNTERS
- Richmond started the battle with
three counters. Hanford famed. That
looked we'll for Jaynes. To ged rid of
Hanford SO easily looked like smooth
HEAVIER. But the tanning Of Hanford
proved deceiving. An error allowed
eNcGaffagin to reach first. Gill made
a good stop of Clemens's grounder. but
Ibis number mines missed the bags. Next
thing that happened was Bankston
stepping up and TRIPPING to deep left.
scoring himself when Eibel hit to
Tight.
1t became q hot old inning after all.
Jaynes placed the ball on the small of
Conroy's back Knabe hit to deep short
,-and the sacks were all spoken for when
Reynolds stepped to the plate. He
famed. Enright came to bat and
dribbled one to Gill and was prompt
ly thrown out at first. Nine OF Rich
mond's crowd had been to bat, 1t was
"a. tough inning for Jaynes. Jackson
beat out an infield tap and sailed home
ION Kopp's triple over Hanford's dome
-Kopp scored on Channell's long fly to
Hanford.
- Buffalo took the lead away from
The Southerners in the third on Kopp's
two-baEEer, Channell's sacrifice, En-
flights error and McDonaldS punch. A
walk to Hanford, the latter's stolen
base and McGarnga's hit scored the
Former II tied the game but only un-
til the Bsons came to bat. Jaynes hit
a triple. An error let him step homo.
'-AIleH III the HIln the NlSltOTS began
to shoot. Clemens hit to deep center.
robbing himself OF a two-bagger by
mot touching first and having to re-
trace his steps. Bankston hunted.
-onslow and Jaynes collided in attempt
ing TO field the ball.
Ethel and Conroy failed to connect
safely, but Knahc plastered a triple IN
against the fence and crossed the rub
her himself on wild heave.
Richmond was seven TO Buffalo's five
when the Bisons came in for their
eighth. Hummell kissed the sphere for
"a double. Gill gave Hanford a ny but
-0nslow left his mark on Knabe with
"a wicked crack.
Jaynes crushed the ball for the sec
-ond time far beyond the face Of Han
ford; that blow placed the Herd in
front. Another tally was needed TO
make sure. Kopp wes the boy to do II.
Jackson was down when Kopp hunted
land sprirted. His legs worked IKE
piston rods Korp did not wait to he
MT around. He started for second on
the first pitch. He never stopped when
Reynolds made a high pitch to catch
him He flew around to the home plate
with the run that settled all dispute
Ty Cobb in his best day never dis
played better brand Of footing.
Richmond scored in the ninth hut
was one run short IN a game that held
N -