Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-13

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Of SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
leaming Dome Conspicuous While
Locals Throw Away Opener and
gs3 Annex Second Game.
IENIENs PARKS BALL TWICE
healthy wallops Aid in Increasing |
Totals+Conroy Managing Team
tNhileS Knabe Attends Baltimore
Suit-Pitchers Again Ineffective.
Jack Dunn and his Washingtonized
M club made their first appearance of
rday the guests of the local club.
pleasant time was had by all. there
ing but little chance for hostilities.
hfs naturally worked a hardship on
ck, giving him but little opportunity
display his vocal talent. Jack did.
pwever, display his hair. or rather
eathcr and umpires have combined
Smake the fringe that surrounds the
my dome of the Baltimore harp
ms Jacks tonsoriai display was
aily the paramount feature of the
hCraising which preceded the double
eader that his boys played with our
Ii was the first opportunity that local
kndom has had of witnessing JACK
oys in action, and In appreciation OF
His fact they turned out in great style.
turning out was one of the best things
hey did yesterday. many OF them turn
hE out of the grounds and heading
omeward at the conclusion of the hrst
kame, when our boys went into the
Enth inning with the score to with
Rem, and went out with the count
The sudden change was too much.
L that, though. they oughta stuck
round and witnessed the ending of
he second encounter, which went on
he right side of the local ledger. II
box ten innings for this state of at
HRS to come to pass. but come II dld.
Fas a strong favorite about that time.
Inc locals made five runs in this game
lso. but Baltimore's best was four.
Even II the locals did win out one
Hall club in action Jack is all broken
ut with Washington. or. rather. eN-
Washington players on his club. All toid'
ack showed four former Senator's and.
I,hile, speaking numerically. they are
nly four-ninths of the organization.
they looked like about four,siXths or
ave had a couple or so more hidden
way some place, which would give
i'm an .evcn break with MINNEAPOLIS:
In Of ,-Washington's discards under
3orty 90 to Jack. and all over. that
|gure aEe furnished Minneapolis; Jacks
Eashingtonians are Acosta, Haroer'
Eillans and Bentley, which as any
3ody is forced TO admit after looking
h the box score, is some quartet.
Jack also has lot of pitchers. ,; Sey,
raj of which he used Yesterday: "Wid'
Elnians, while Otto Knabe is figuring
q law suit in Baltimore also en-
kibited several pitchers yesterday. the
lair he trotted in as reliefs for Adams,
n the ninth inning of that hrst ar,
air, were two reasons why Richmond
idn,t win.
omebody working for Baltimore
EnocRedsi it back at them, and at that
it asn long rsfor see eoe old ba9te
{lso looked bad along. in the ninth in
Inns. when wid's three-basc throw
paved tie way Tor the tieing run. but
Everett sBankston "straied" Baltimore
IN the tenth frame, and all was well.
The fist game. so far as Richmond
vas CONCERNED, conferred mostly arouna
wo successive appearances at the plate
clemens drove three balls over left
ED fence and. on two occasions. the
ticks were in tair territory. So far as
Mcconnell and Mooers were concerned
he fielding exhibition they staged
round that Keystone sack was one
mat you TeaQ ABOUT, Out SeluouI Sec.
This pair was also around and about
In the second stanza.
|rsThat second game also included
hnother odd play, Baidamero Acosta,
killing unassisted. Conroy was on first
tahen Clemens lifted one TO right that
ftcketed for a safety. Wild cut for
|scoopcd the ball at his shoetops. and
walked over and tagged first. Conroy
being too far away TO make any at
Tempt to get back
Carpenter watched the bases In the
Second game. relieving Blackburne.
iwho. someway or other, is always
hrouhd here. Blackburne called balls
outside of the base lines. managed TO
ESCAPE trouble. In the first game, when
got around the bases he
became entangled with a Baltimore
runner at third, and IL was some time
before things could be Strengthened out.
iThere was only one runner on when
got in the way, and this
|naturaily brought about scope coPjec-
lures as to just how the arhMer could
keep in the clear If the bases ever got
aoaded.
The counting in game number one
started In the FIRST inning. With TrucS-
dale out. Acosta singled to center and
scored on BARRIERS lick to left for
two bases. Williams. following Bar
her. walked. but Bucs hit into a
double play. Mooers TO Mcconnell to
Ebel In tho next inning, with Shan
non again out Of the way. Bentley
doubled 10 right. and scored when Nc
IAvoy followed with single.
Those three runs were all that the
|Dunnmen picked up until the last old
frame, The same inning witnessed
lC1emens hoist one over the pailinEs
Inning Ave was without note, but in
the sixth Conroy singled to left. open
IinG the way for Clemens 10 put num-
Der two over tho fence. This pretty
we'll cleared the bases as well as tieing
the score. Bankston grounded out:
1Eibel singled to right and Distell went
|out on long drive to Barber.
Koehler Raises Ills Hand.
Koehler injected rap for two sacks
lat this juncture. scoring Eibel, and
pitching for Baltimore. got
the gate. Comes Elliott, who walk
(Mooers, Adams and Mcconnell in sue
|cession. forcing in koehlcr, and Elliott
for the shower. Newton get
ting the job. Conroy ended the agony
with a fly to BENTLEY.
In the seventh inning. McAvoy, of
Baltimore. was caught at the plate try
hing TO score from third on Acosta's rap
to Eibel. Mac went into Kochlcr stand
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