The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

In almost every inning, either by a
single, a pass, oran error aud the tast
work Of the Mariners on the bases
soiiz. the first man up, III, safe
hounder TO centre aud promptly stole
second. SAlya famed Ponder, and ell
Hans could do was to send hot one
to Carroll Who touched the bag. The
crowd began to breathe easier them
and warmly applauded When TitmanI
squeezed Jackson's long fly. The Colts
went down In order Heffron sent al
fly to Fet2ar Reeve followed suit
and Titman's drive was tieided to Haas
by Rutland No runs
1nA the second Fetzcr was safe on
Salve's failure to handle his infeld
tap. and Rutland neatly sacrificed him
by a b,int to FIRST Carroll assisting and
Siebrie covering the bag. Then Saive
struck ont Manlon and Phil Hinton,
and was warmly cheered. This was
hole No. 2. Wallace could not land on
I,ouck's speedy ones and struck out
Siebrie raped out a beauty to right
centre, but Hinton nailed him at sec
ond Mnnion receiving the throw.
Gettig drove fly to ITetzer. No runs.
In the third IIoucks went out Gettig |
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brio. but Captain Pender ambled 30
first on four wide ones. Haas again
hit to his fellow first baEman, and
was out No runs, For Richmond Car
roll was hit by the ball, but was called
out by Byron q moment later on Il bad
decision. Cowan sent fly TO Seitz'
and Salye was tielded out at first BY \
Mnnion.
Hone That Faded Away
In the fourth Salve famed Jackson
but Fetzer raped good one TO Heil
tons field, and took second W,leh
Reeve ,ielded Ruhland's drive to Car
roll. after magnificent running pick
IN. Manion sent one to Reeve and was
retired 10 Carroll. and again the FANS
took deep breath and cheered Then
the Colts aroused hope, which was
doomed only to be dashed. Heftron
contributed a single as an opener, ana
Reeve advanced him with pretty
sacrifice bunt to Pender. With but one
down and man on second, the on
look was promising for score. Tit
man drove a hard bounder to Rutland
and was out at first, advancing Hen.
TO third Bob Wallace came up, tread
ing softly and CARRYING big stick,
but it was not for Loucks Again ne
never touched the elusive twists or the
big fellow, and the dreams OF tallles
vanished.
In the NTH Hinton cut the circum-
ambient ether thrice and retired, but
loucks looked dangerous, and was
given a free ticket. Seitz sent high
fly, which Wallace got after a sprint
Pender gave Gettig a put-out
Siebrie struck out, Hinton dropping
the ball but throwing him out. Get
figs bounder to Fender was ielded to
first, and Carroll got scratch hit, but
was thrown out, Hinton to Manion, in
All attempt to swipe a cushion. No
scoring.
How byron Gave II Away.
Tkirgs got busy in the sixth. and
70 did Umpire Byron. Jackson singled
to lett and stole second. Fetzers hit
nut him on third, and Rdhland's beau
tiful hunt which Cowun iielded to
Carroll. advanced both men. Matters
were critical then, but Byron sent
jackson over the plate on claim that
Gettig had interfered with him. Wal
lace Yielded the ball to the plate, and
jackson had no chance to score II
there was any Interference few. II any
could be found who saw 1t. Protests
were vain. Byron rigidly stuck to his
blunder. Salve stopped further scor-
ing by striking out Manion.
Richmond got energetic in her half.
Cowan drove a fly to right which
Fet2er captured after a pretty run, but
Salve's mean bounder was juggled by
Manon and he was safe. Heffron's
slow one to Loucks advanced Salve
to second and he scored on Reeves
timely hit through the inheld, amid
wild applause. Titman tried to land,
but struck out. Score, ] to /.
In the seventh, after Hinton and
Loucks had sent fly balls to Fetzer.
which he choked Seitz got life on
his bounder to second, which Siebrio
juggled. He stole second and was adj
vanced to third on Pender's drive. Haas
8 drove one to short, which WAS fielded
10 the plate, but too late to catch
Seitz Pender had stolen second ana
attempted to score, but was caught at
the plate by Reeves throw. retiring thu
side Score: Norfolk, 2; Richmond, J.
The Colts evened up in their round
with the clubs.
After Wallace had flown out to
Seitz. Siehrie again singled, and was
advanced TO third on Gettig's clean
drive 10 the outheld. He scored a
moment later on a wild pitch. Carroll
was again hit By Loucks, and both he
and Gettig SAsre advanced on Cowan's
out TO Haae, an effort al a double play
failing. Salve struck out, but the score
was tie.
Mariners Fight Hard.
Norfolk got dangerous again in the
eighth. Jackson famed but Fetzer
WAS safe on Reeves error, and took
second also. He went to third when
Salve helded Rutland out at first
Nanion sent a. fly to Wallace and ended
she agony. For the Colts, lIcffron LED
off with hie second single. and Reeve
again cleverly sacrificed him to sec.
pnd; but with man ON second an(
only one down, Titman went out, Pen
Ger TO Haas, and Wallace was down
13nhland to Haas
The Crew was after that game goo,
End hard and did not deslst until !
was called, In their last round at ba
Hinton was safe on Salve's secon,
error, and Loucks went out third /
first. advancing him, Seitz popped u
pne 10 Reeve, and up sailed Skippe
FENDER with determination in his ey
End his bat in hand
He looked so dangerous that Cowa
Eignalled Salve TO let him walk. II
did, and Haas came up, but sent on
TO Gettig, who threw Fender out 0
second.
Richmond, too, wanted that gam
badly. and went after it In their la;
turn. Siebrie, for the third tim