The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

kuirsAted Mouse Head by pitching
hem 70 AZ victory in the first game.
The second game was closer affair'
he Gobs winning by the narrow mar
M pfs ~ TO O. Johnson, local sand
sitter was given d try-out in the clos
NJ han and. everything being con-
idsred, he has no room for KICK on
he chance he was given.
The Chief breezed along in his best
Orna tor six innings. allowing only one
Fery nuky single up to that frame, but
III GObs punched a double with two
tngleS and it began to look like some
hing would have to be chalked up IN
Ne chiefs Il" column.
Mouse Head probably started the
fhuie weary business by repeatedly
Borrowing the trick sphere the Chiet
s.as using to dust the Tars off. Mouse
seaft4 seemed to yearn toward that
bail, borrowing 1t on no less than a
~ ~ occasions, with no sign OF the
courteous Chief losing his stole calm.
81 twas in the seventh that Albert
5*-ht hin, nibbling 1t and the stuff
has on. Before Bender recovered
.s1n, his outhurst Of indignation. Con-
belly had singled. 8allenger doubled
ro.ing him and Welch had driven in
~ Bally shortstop with one OF his
.ous smashes-
xHouse- Head had furnished an easy
49, In the meantime and SpauldinG.
IL, had been purposely passed. was
t,e.st wandering to the plate by
esy, the catching sailor. someone,
sah.y old Mouse Head again. had
enily told spaulding that the
4eeexe was hens contemplated.
LIFTS PLAY LIKE CHAMPS
BEHIND POPULAR CHIPPEWA
The Colts gave renewed proof of
1as~ determination to see the Ihief
E.rauCh a lose-lees season by stepping
ssght in and scoring three runs in the
4hth. which added 20 the one they
hid scored In the fourth made total
BIT four. entirely sufficient
To schwartz should go the credit for
LIS Richmond victory. He ruuffed
k;rnfey's throw Of Poole's hounder,
sasting Jim on second. and pulled a
k-.sa~s in trying 10 catch Jim AT third
gfead Of playing for Pay when the
.es.ra sacker attempted sacriflce
II rot away with Hit. Ednay con
kribrteyf to the confusion by walking
sua Hill and schwartz decided that he
play better behind another
hnrlsd.
..s.rheli, accordingly took up the
.rsiAn. with three on and nobody out
fssts~nrer welcomed him by bohbing
e.
s.ea mrs, IN comparative safety and
kssosgtug Jim Poole to cross the rub
with the the tying run. Tom
rsrea-.ough. who hasn't gotten entirely
Nd to his old name vet. lofted to Com
ely and Jonesv drew his second pass
he contest. thereby forcing Pay
sIss, the winning run.
rewn took wicked cut at the nail
! laid down a perfect hunt which he
sv, NIT
Il | run. Gilly Whitfield and Sass was
.gvn out by Raiienger-
TCn much Bender heat the Gobs in
rat game ard TOO much Johnson
ned the Colts in the curtain con-
hraon apparently had too
IL respect Tor the smuggling mer-
the Gobs. being his frst ap-
ance in the limelight as a regular
4s lie is another conner from
II .Iaond's sand lots and Will pos
.sfite on second or thiro Trip.
srday she Was u total loss. he
81 the first three men to face
which coupled with single, an
walk and Browns error. Melted
.obs four runs.
II STAR DISCOVERED
IN SECOND ENCOUNTER
Nhiie the game saw the demoii-
1 ii OF one aspirants hopes, 1t Wit
Ia ea the sensational rise oil an
~ inminary.
s,ux Hill, who has been languish-
Sug ii, the outfieid all season. BIOS
! med forth as Gustavus .Adoiphus,
hurting sensation of the season.
rs me last three innings o. the or
ttul1 game Bender had finally re-
saed and told johnson to so spd
4 . - yrt, ~ q
knf Iolliff to the mound in the sixth.
M III, spauhing on nrst and one out.
n l,y was In fiendish humor and
k..pcNeded to completely strike OUT
IYseish, who had previously wrought
urh havoc, Tommy Creenough
completing a neat Doubt play by
begging to Pay and catching Spauld-
I'm.
TAYLOR sighed his way to the bench
lid Ii was then that Bender was
licked with his great idea Looking
around for victim, his beady eyes
He'll on Hill, then just palm Gus. who
elected for the execu-
klon,
IN Htli squirmed in discomfort under
khe ckIefs gaze for full minute be-
lore breaking down and confessing to-
|beine q natural Rube Waddell. He
fhen trotted out to the bull pen and
(yTAn properly warmed up by Antonio
whispered words OF wis
F6om to the prospective hurler.
HI GUS started out by walking Deghan,
Mt before the inning was over 1t was
SppArent to the most solid bean that
naa Gus was zone forever and that
y1uatAvus Adolphus had come to
&SaGn Ii his place.
[81axL REQUESTS TO GIVE
EVEN ONE SINGLE HIT
Ih1 obs probably thought they
oul6 continue the picnic at the
expense but Gus had ems
NnAtng on their heads for the next
<4feA Innings
4 Not only did he prevent further
T&xring. but not one safe knock was
Stetered. Of his side-arm delivery.
&l hAd "A world OF speed and de-
4tivAs hook which kept the Gobs
ppIng up or rolling out to the in
Only one ball was knocked
Ik of the infeld during Gus stay in
nok And he displayed 4 head
would do credit to q far older
1AEe experienced moundsman
M naw : Cob al set toy knock
0& tho lot, ne cro9nod him by