Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-10
CHIEF HURLs AND sLUCs
INDIANS TO DOUBLE WIN
Bender Shuts Out Norfolk in First
Game and Drives Out Home Run
In Second Fray.
LOCALS TIED FOR TOP BERTH
MagaIis Pitches, Good Ball i'm Closing
Contest, Giving Only Three Hits
Besides Homers OF Holstead and
Carroll.

nhiei BENDER redeemed himself yes.
10 Norfolk by shutting out the Tars.
to 0, in the, first half of'the twin blu.
1t was Hone Run Day" al nouie-
y5s seeona thrEe Of 5he i've 5ai si5re
smlshes Bender Halstead and Carroll
each lifted the pill over the left-Geld
SUI ,hres1hits outside Of the two home
runs. which accounted for the only
scores the>Tars could rally:
y. Tnere waf B., need Of double yiGtory
des en, ny MINING sd ne
News for the leadership, and gives
nc two clubs an even footing to start
TWO clubs this week.
bender was never In real danger in
the lead in the third when. with one
a rb' Baker HIT past third and scored
M mhen iBaili1ses threw wild after Brown
error by Schwartz allowed Brown to
IN the fourth Carroll singled to lief,
cha cha s1oie second going I" thiEd after
ana Foxy old Bender took the .hrow-in
erot'ed to third. and completed double
ne sack before the ball reached
"G H,E hands, as had both umplres
the nf,h. after one man VAS o niay and ID
, ,ein1s fas, grounder near second
Poole in time to beat the batsman
+. vas ss,., fas, play. Alter this inning
MAS meyer IN trouble
The Indians counted two more runs
IN me sixth when Daugh,on, started
WIN double to left. Poole nied out
~, Moran singled to right. scoring
nauEnton and travelling to second
On IN" play. Hill iiied out, but Ray
UT 10 fballlnEpE, who threw wild
hrst and Moran scored Pay reaching
The keystone The inning. and hnai
second Game More Interestins.
IL, The second game vas By far The
Wild. walking Lcathcr*. bu, Schwartz
MED out and Baker again started a
a s,la, niay on G Carroll Grounder
went down In ,rder before Mitchell
and MaEal!s started the second round
Tsr w sln,ng so Deish nnnoo But TIE husky
BallinEer's feider's choice. Baliinger
iried TO steal unsuccessfully. and Me
error; ou, WAS cut OFF trying TO pilfcr,
Halstead made the 1000 Indian fans
WI a, home s,, ran; fitting ,he bal, over
Mitchell sacrificed. but MagaIis famed
l, ns sGsx and t'iled the sacks by walk.
stanza by popping out 10 Poole again
the Indians went down in order.
Dun singled 20 center. but Vas out
trying to steal Then Richmond had
lis hrst real chance to score. Baker
me box and Daughton followed suite
Jinm% Poole "roNe one far into left
Gie sent and /, appeared safe: but, Deig-
nan got under II and doubled the In
dams by throwing to second
ha!stead opened the MIN with
nard M,ehel aie ou, 'q io Mor by Jo nd
heaihGrs singled In the same tiirec-
,ion. Jonn1rd going to third. schwartz
roll drove right into Pays hands, the
second bnseman taking the bali with
o' Bender Hs" ere ir9% h sos Fa sarn,s
much en,husiasm when he took Nor
ans ans place in the batting order in the
oe ee h e ereai nut when he ,Tipled
OF the fans. Gus Hill came throurb
xi.h me necessary sacrifice fly To- CEN
score. Pay followed With 'a'ns n1 Inc
i nsifi second and advanced to third on
m si.;hEer wen error oM; but Abbott and
Bender took Moran's place in left
IN, me, ouihei , having become iii.
M Ms,tnGr club hit IN the sixth, bu,
stuenth. when he walked Hoist s .ms
hrst up Jonnard sacrificed, but Baker
snone aS gam when he grabbed
pan TO Brown. cut off Hoistead
Lea'hers .neh popped out to short.
Pooie's Hit Wins Contest
SENDER became the real hero OF the
day in this inning, when, with one
down. he smashed a homer over the
left field pickets. Mitchell stopped
further hitting. and it looked as though
the game was safe.
II was not TO be, for Carroll took
q liking to the homer stuff in the
eighth and. with one out. sent the
ball sailing woodward. This knotted
the count. and Deighan Gied out, but
Baker played Ballinger's grounder TOO
fast. ran over 1t. and the Tar arrived
safely lie was forced by McDuff for
the third out
The Indians went down in order,
abbott, Magalis and Baker. and the
Tars repeated in their half of the
Irdians settled. the fray in their half,
rifcing and Jimmy Poole crashing a
I. real double into left. driving Brown
home with the necessary tally. The
alchmOnd. Norfolk.
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