HOFFMAN LULUS LEAFS TO IMPROVE MEMOES
Locals Are Able to Hunch Hingles in But One Frame, While Toronto Does So Frequently.
HANFORD CITY FERAKS IN HITS TO Pitcher and Races to Second, While Wind Toys With Ball.
McFonnell Takes Up on Keystone Sack?Score, 8 to 2.
Special to The Times-Dispatch
TORONTO, OST., May 14.?The reckless Richmonders broke loose with their bats today, but confined their recklessness to one timing, whereas the Reals lost the fourth, fifth, and seventh in which to give a display of their batting prowess. That Richmond lifted produced two runs, while the Toronto outbreaks were more prolific and netted the locals a total of eight.
Sixteen resounding hits, four of them doubles, must have convinced Pitcher Johnson that the Leafs had set out to emulate the example of their fatuous manager. Hearne was hit hard, too, as eleven entries in his opponents' safety column will attest. At the same time, he was backed by clever fielding and he helped his own cause to a very considerable extent by injecting ten strike-outs. In the second inning, the burly southpaw "swivelled" the Richmond side.
Hard, opportune hitting: put the Leafs in front with three runs in the fourth round, but the visitors fought right back and got within one run.  of
equalizing in the fifth. Whiteman opened the fourth with a base hit, and Hoffman then issued his only pass of the game. Rajoic being the recipient. Graham moved the pair along with a handsome bunt sacrifice, and they scored when Blackburn hit sharply to right for a base. Smith filed out, but Kelly doubled Blackburne home, Ilearnc singled to right and Hankston nipped Kelly at the plate. 