Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
INDIANS SCORE EASY WIN
MAGALIS ALLOWS ONLY
THREE HITS TO BUILDERS
Pays Two Threc-BnEEers Score Three
of Five Runs Mndc by IOcnls In
Gaining Victory.

| Yesterdays ball game at Boulevard
| Field between the Indians and Ship
| builders was hardly real contest
| /, was a foreEone conclusion. Before
! the fray. every Indication pointed to
Il victory for Bender's team. and tho
dope went straight as n die, Not only
did Richmond beat Newport News. but
it went one better and shut out the
/ seaport town club 10 the tune of 5
| Two characters figured the signal
! victory MaEalis and Pay MaEal!s
he held the Sh.pbuilders to three scat
! tered singles, thus preventing them
from even remotely threatening to win
| ay put the count on the right side
OF the ledger by lifting two choice
/ offerings out for a brace of three
basgers and hammering, in three Of
would probably have won the game
had the Shipbuilders proved even more
danser9us than they did.
OF wildness. while Harris. ace OF the
Newport News hurlers. was steady
as clockwork. In the opening inning
on balls and made wild pitch. but
even with these donations the Build
ers could not put across run. and
had to do so.
MnEnli~ HurIs Grcnt Game.
Eu; BY the time the second inning
rolled around Macalis had found him
self and cornered his control. and
question OF how many runs Richmond
would make in the face OF the rather
iistless exhibition which their OPP
Pay answered the question in the
second frame by making his first
had drawn a base on balls. ray, him
. self. was left stranded on third after
WALSH hied out TO Strain and Magals
aimed more in the direction OF the
press box than the plate. But no one
worried because Pay did not score.
All seemed to realize that II was only
a question OF the next inning or "a
few more frames before the run column
would be denied again.
and then Pay cleaned up again and him
seir scored the fourth run of the game
for the Indians. Geoeh led of with
came home or Moran's single. Pays
swat brought Moran across the rub
Walsh was caught at the plate trying
10 come home after Pay. He was given
a free trip TO the sacks when Harris
Brown scores In Seventh.
4, base ,ai,e on balls; two singles and a
W NE s etsn uan in anSiner w5 5un m
one, who did the scoring.
The feature of the game. leaving out
Of account Masalis fine hurting and
Moran. He took number OF hard
chances with such grace that they seem
ed easy. The way ne covered his ter
ri,ory brough; forth applause from the
stands several times. In the eighth
he robbed Tydeman OF three Dagger
by getting his long fly in deep cen
ter.
Al the end OF the nth inning the
campaign for $4,000 for Chief Bender
TO compensate him for the financial loss
he sustained in staying with the club
I instead OF going 10 the Cincinnati Reds
Ian n,.h I'D ht. Int
Johnson spoke briefly of the work OF
the Chief and the sacrifice he made in
staying here.
y collection taken up in the stands
by Jake RowScy and his assistants net
ted s299. 500 OF which was given by
Grover c. Dula and $1,000 by the clerks
in four of the Offices OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. Collections will be
made again today and Saturday in an
close Of the scheduled season.
The score: