Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-22
.M'CABE HOLDS LOCAL
sWA1TERs TO ONE RUN
Bisons Find Magalis Rather Easy
and Win on Superior Hitting.
Score @ to 1.
JACKSON GETS HOME RUN
Mcdonald and Onslow Each Triples
in Eighth, When Game Is Won.
Hanford Figures in Unusual Play.
Ladies' Day To-Day.

Richmond lost yesterdays game to
Buffalo principally because Il found
Il Impossible to connect consistently
with McCabes offerings. The Bison
hurler pitched an excellent game
throughout. and was given the best of
support, this encouragement being
augmented by the manner In which his
supporters waded into MagaliS in sew
cral frames and batted out victory.
There was no excuse to be offered
for the defeat. The score OF to l
;ust about shows the difference in the
teams. judged from their performance
Yesterday. The locals made a couple
Of errors. one of which counted in
the scoring, but this In no way was
responsible for the loss of the set-to.
The Herd simply found 1t easier to
hit MaEalis than the locals found il
possible TO swat McCabe.
There were several excellent fielding
stunts produced during the game. and
Jackson's home run also featured.
However, the greater part of the con-
test proceeded evenly and without spe-
cial incident. the Herd icing the game
III the eighth, when they punched long
bingles for a total of three runs.
MaEaiis got away to a fairly good
start. tanning kopp. who was the first
TO face him. on three pitched balls.
Hummell drew walk, but Channell
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struck out. Carlstrom ending the frame
by grounding out, knabe to Eibcl The
second produced their initial run, Jack
son. who has been doing some c1cep-
tional playing during the series here.
connected solidly with swift one and
lined 1t far over lcft-field fence for
a home run. Mcdonald followed with
a bnEle TO left. but was left stranded
on second. TO which he had been sac
rificed by Tuman when onslow popped
TO Ethel and McCabe famed.
Mcconnell put a man on in the third
by making an unusually wide throw
10 first to retire kopp. and the runner
continued to second He was advanced
10 third on IummclTs sacrifice but
Channel and Carlstrom popped to in
felders and no runs resulted. The
fourth was uncventful. but the ffth
produced a brace of TALES for the
SisoQS. Onslov and McCabe had gone
out on flies when kopp beat out a tap
20 MaGalis. Hummell then pounded n
short hy 10 Bankston. The outtie!der
endcarored TO run in and catch the
ball, but failed. the sphere bouncing
away and rolling almost 20 the fence.
iopp romped home and Hummell made
;h'-d before the throw. The bali got
g y from Conroy and Hummeil was
abtr TO make :he plate easily. Buffalo
was retired on intield outs in the sixth
Mcdonald being left after securing
bit.
With the exception OF Humn,ens
double in the seventh. there was moth
ing doing in that frame. However
the contest was iced in the next ses-
sion. Carlstrom opened with a double
10 left and was held there while Jack
son was being retired. Mcdonald then
'ripled and Carlstrom counted. Tuman
drew pass, but Onslow made another
triple and both Truman and Ons!ow
scored. Onslow was caught between
third and home and retired. Kopp end
ing the frame by flaming. That ended
Bufalo's chances for scoring. Chan
nell being left on second in the ninth
Unusual Play In First.
one OF the most unusual plays seen
on the local field this year occurred
during Richmond's time a, bat in the
initial frame. Mcconnell few out 10
iett, but Hanford was safe when Tuman
dropped the ball at first as the gardener
brushed by him. Clemens then was
up Bobby drove long Az 10 Jack
son, and with the crack OF the ba,
hanford darted ahead. Jackson ran
back some distance. leaped into the
air and speared the leather. BY that
time Hanford was about midway be-
tween second and third He turned al
once and darted back for the first sta
tlon. making II just ahead Of the throw
hankston flew out 10 Kopp, though,
and no runs were scored
The first local tally was garncrcd in
the next frame. Eibei began the ses-
sion with a slashing double To left
field, and Conroy. following him. sim
rled SHARPLY 10 right. Hack succeeded
IN making 1.-The plate on the drive
knabe sacrificed Wild 10 second. and
Bill Reynolds was up. Bill finally
connected with one of the twisted ones
McCahc was offering him. and lined
1t toward third Carlstrom went into
the air and snearcd tho drive with
one hand, doubling Conroy off second
Truman made all three of the local
outs In the third, fielding erounders
from MaEalis and Mcconnell and catch.
ing iianfcrd'S fly. The fourth also
vas unproductivc, and a second double
play prevented additional scoring in
Inc nth Conroy opened with "A clou.
10 right and took second when Erabe
singled through third base Reynolds
pounded one 10 Carlstrom. the third
haseHan doubling the manager al sec
ono swiftly enough 10 allow Reynolds
hcing retired at first. Conroy took third
on the play, but Magalis famed.
mcconnell hit safely in opening the
SIXTH Hanford few out to Channcu
and Mac was retired at second when
clemens got p life. Bobby promptly
Sto!c second. and Bankston drew a
pass. but hopes of run went Eiirn
ncring when Hack popped out 10 Ons-
low.
h'Soiul'IE was ncthlnC doing
Tor the locals in the seventh. and ,he
elShth followed about the same course.
me ninth being but slightly better.
clemens started the last stanza with a
single through short and made sec.
ono "hen Bankston grounded out 10
iufnah Eihe!S out advanced him to
third, but he was left stranded when
ohToy was thrown out at frs, bv
Mcdonald
Buffalo closes the series berc ,n;