I.I. ON S. MAI.WOOD
I.I UK TON III* llll'KS
The Climbers landed on Pitcher
Smallwood like a ton of bricks in the
second inning, and threatened to stow
away the game then and there. McDermott started the bombardment by
drilling a single, which came near
boring through Captain Zimmerman.
Bankston followed with a triple to
left, and when a three-bagger comes
with a runner on first, a run invari
ably results it did in this instance.
Bankston also scored when Kit's
was being disposed of. Arragon's single;
 McDormott's suicide tap, and another
safe lick by Kreher pieced together a
third run for Richmond in the fourth
inning. Things now appeared pretty
safe for the Southern era, but Newark
made a stand in the fifth, and by the
time the smoke had cleared away the
count was even. A pass to Healey,
Logan's single, and another hit by
Smallwood populated all the bases,
with not a soul out. For a moment
pitcher Ross pulled himself together
and fanned Durglin, but a screaming
single by Milan sent two runners over
the plate, and a third run scored while
Zacher was being retired.
The game then drifted into overtime,
terminating in the sixteenth round in
the manner described.
ORIOLES LOSE ANOTHER
PROVIDENCE, R.I.
The Grays pounded Tipple from the mound
in the fourth inning of the game here
today, and continued to malt.  Free with Thormahien's offerings when the latter relieved him, winning the game, 6 to 4. Peters, on the mound for the homesters, won his third straight, game, although he wavered in the first session. The score:
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