The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
HUSTLERS WALK AWAY
WITH LAST OF SERIES
Make It Two of Three by Png Up Nine Runs in Early
Stages While Lehman Held Vrginans Safe-Famous
Duke" Sweeps Sacks with Sashng Triple in First.

After broeztnB along IN Chainpio
ship form for a week, the mercuriai
Virsinians fell helpless victims IN .ne
path of Doolan's hustling Rochesters'
dropping tho last of the series, 10
., ana letting the Doolanites get away
with the long end Of the series. sofa
ier'' Lehman was cast in the role Oh
runner. and though he is not 40
tnK any serious damage to the KAISER
q present, his volleys were as oeao-
" a. could be desired while ne was
ffrtnr sem at the Virginians. with
Tren IN fhe hassocks, there wasn't
$40 knock in the whole nine men.
Then. too. no little difficulty was ex-
perienced in getting a footholo on
first. 80,
Young was sent to tho hill by
Knebe. but the boy had none of the
stun he usually carries with him, anc
was fallen on in the first TWO innings
for six runs Germany Schaeler'
the world-renowned Duke of Six Bits
has abandoned forever the bangles
and bells OF he Jester and Is maxi
ing good right along as a melodrama-
tic william. Again yesterday did the
Duke rap the pill for three bases with
the sacks loaded to capacity, ouNhis
TINA II was no exasperating huks, az
In Thursdays game. but regular
smash to the centerfeld boards with
three bags written all over IL AGAIN
In the fourth did the former joke
.r,,th ease in his dirty work. when
his single TO right scored Collins WIN
tina last Hustler run of the AFTER
noon. "a.
The virginians punched three hits.
one a triple. in the first, but only
succeeded In scoring one run In's
was partly due to bad decision rem
dered at second. when McGafneah Mas
called out on Doolan's throw OF Sle-
mons grounder. when most every
hoa, hui CARPENTER thought Mac safe
Hanford trtpled to center ana SCOT
"a on EiheTs single. The "soioler
vankea the throttle wide open in th@
sreond and retired the side on nine
strikes.
Young Batted Out.
rnrtsbt took the reins in the sec
ond after Young had been toucheo
for two more hits. w"iich. with
couule Of passes had rung W three
r,ore ,,,lies for Rochester with only
one ont Sardherg started this frame
hv tanning. Lehman walked and ROD
rc1ay shidded one along the ieIt-
eeta foul line Carpenter ass'stea
- =, Walking the next man. Col
,j@s. when he could have done II just
,, r.,<alf y let alone. Young
T. red one just inside the me TO WIG
49,, +a,.s--,- .e'r1 when DisteN muH-
a. Clemens throw.
&c .au,.le.ed the rout OF tne
c.enr Young. aid knshe flashed tho
G = & IN Jack Fnright who trotted
/ othc hill with Young on third ana
,.-,, p~otp, laid pretty sacri-
Ace down third base way on whlcn
\ aunr scored. Doolan being thrown
on tat arst and the Duke grounded
out 10 Knahe,
Two singles and McGafigan's pam
s,,t boot let in another tally IN the
third and the flnai run was driven
in In the fourth by Schaefer's single.
THE ytrrinlans squeezed in their fiaal
tai4y IN, their half of1she fofrths F'iDei
started things with a single. SchaeteT
snatching the ball up with his meat
hand after a mad dash, but not hay
ing time to shoot II to Rodriguez
Hack took third on Distelfs single TO
right and scored on Knaoe's sacrince
ny.
Roth Dooianites and Knabemen
showed fashy bits of fielding. the
venerable Duke scampertng round
second like a COLT The Hustlers were
all shot up with pep. like different
team from their former performances.
gchaefer was given n big hand every
time he came to bat. and his several
hit. Of Sensational fielding. togethes
with hin long wallop. were generously
applauded by the fans. The score
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