Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
INDIANS PLAY FINE BALL
AND WIN OPENING CAME
Magalis Hurls in Great Style ANA
Team Backs Him Up and Hits
ut Right Time.
ORTIZ HANDLES INDICATOR
Work OF Bcndcr's Tribe Featured by
Two Double Steals, Triples ny
Gooch and Pay and couple Oh
Snappy Double Plays.

RUDE oldr.ng's Suffolk club proved
dangerous at certain stages EtS' - ~ ; |,
indians won ny the count Of TO :
Thn combination which RendoTS ouyut
brought TO bear against them "AS %
iicaliy unbeatable, consisting oi ma,
tcrfui pitching BY Magalis. "rportune
e,ittinc classy folding and exception
ailv fast base running 10y the majority
The issue was never seriously in
doubt at any time DURING me c"A'cS''
which will he rem cmhercd by t!ie I'M
usually large THURSDAY crowH WI. :.
saw il az one OF the fastest games that
has been played here TINS ScaH".
Cpportune hitting was the keynote
was Daughton's double which scored
the first run for the Indians. anu IN
the seventh and cishth innings sinEles
for each frame. There We're only seven
hits secured OF Gullman. the hurting
star Of The suffolk club. but two OF
these were triples and one was u
Gooch Gets Thrcc-ungEcr.
Gooch, who joined the team last si
field yesterday. showed that ne rcallE
could hit by placing one SO nicely back
of first base near the right field fou!
line that he had circlcd the sacks to
third before the ball could he ficlded.
Gooch, incidentally. scored two of the
Indians three runs. lie played rignt
field. and Gus Hill was shifted to left.
One berth in the outtclG is as another
to the fast youngstcr, fill. and he held
down his position nicely. and, rs usual,
made several OF his long throws TO cut
OF men at third or home.
No Richmond player deserves greater
credit for, the victory than ,Mnea is,
Shone with men on bases Ii has been
related that MaSalis in one OF the
games the first part OF the week With
been made behind him He proved
yesterday that ne is no gutter.
With three men, on bases in the third
can, and retired the side without a
run being scored against him. In this
inning he gave n base on balls. hit
50 he had no easy task to overcome
the bad start and apply the whitcwasn
brush for that frame.
.Cocky'' M2Cnl:S Illus stun.
MaGalis has stuT--lots OF t--and nc
showed II Yesterday. His work in
holding the Rubes on the first sack
that not a SUFFOLK player stole second
on him, and lie cut Oft several by n
good margin by throws to Baker or
Pay. Barring wiidnesss. Magalis takes
hurlers.
Richmond took one-run lead in
until the sixth inning. when Sunolk
scored its first tally. Bakcr was given
base on balls in the Third. stole sec
ond and came home on Daugh,on'.
double Daughton ovcrran second and
was caught of the bag when the Suf-
FOLK catcher. after failing 10 catch
Had DauShton been safe after his long
hit the Indians might nave scored more
runs with Poole, Gooch and Hill com
ing up.
Score Two i'm Seventh
IN the seventh Gooch led OF with
his teasing little three-haggor. and
vanced to second on Pays single and
me and Pay then executed n double
f hai1s When Abbott drew, a base on
out. Magalis flied out TO center finjd
put Bakers long sacrifice fly 10 center
prouEht Hili in, with the second coun-
ans out, the third time during the game
de couldn't see Gullman.
IN me eighth a double steal, 4 single
netted Inc last two runs d1. y THIS teJ ;jInn
~ was Gooch and Poole who cXccufed
1hird poa aDd s SEA-, which put Poole on
tripie Ab brous6 6Gc" ,h on second. pays
ninth-inning rally, which netted one
auni ep 40 he soaring. THE tally was
for Gullman, and drew a base on balls
kraemer's double scored him.
Ortiz Gives Satisfaction.
satisfaction Al times he missed balls
and strikes and brought down rhr
wrath OF the fans on his head. but no
one could stay mad with Or;h long
SearIns seems 10 inspire confidence
IN players and spectators alike
IS not known whom Bender vii
SSno 70 the, mound today 0wnor
Mitson is SUI comhing the bushes for
another pitcher, but has not been ali,
10 land one yet ""''
For the convenience of the fan,
ITO WISH 10 avoid the rush at Tx
Ice cse, windows at the park. paste.
poa1oS 70 the games VIII be placed or
SAFE hereafter a; Mike Schcr's Cren.
shaw's and Childrey's
Ladies will be admitted t-an ,oa,,
AS s inc guests OF the management
Suffolk