The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
REVELLE SMILED,
!. BUT Tanned MANY.
,Portsmoutl, and Richmond
Played Nine Innings, But
Ended III a Draw.
CARTER PAINFULLY HURT
He Was Struck Over Eye by a
Terrific Liner from Warren's
Bat and Sank in Heap.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yestcrdny's Results.
Richmond, 3; Portsmouth, 3 called
Roanoke. q; Lynchburg, o.
Norfolk 3; Dahville, o.
where they Play To-Day.
Portsmouth in Richmond.
Danville in Norfolk.
Roanoke in Lynchbnrs
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Rinhnnnd a. Portsmouth,. 3 (cAllef
They play To-Day.
Record Of Clubs.

Clubs. won. Lianss ~
f Eo,aake .. ....:... g q q 81. -
r,.nEnsa g5'F az "a .5l41
Ha.,,t,,a AZ 81 .50Ol
Portsmouth 1880. 81 - 13s
LynchburS % -
Tho victorious Colts, just returned
from an exceptionally successful trip,
could do no better than tie Manager
Afoss,s blenders yesterday This re-
suit was due TO the fine work OF sun
nv Jim. Revelle, the Portsmouth pitch
er. who was at all times master OF |
The situatfnn Carter, who started III /
10 do the box work for the locals, was |
more freely hit than Revelle, but kept
the binRIes so scattered that scoring
was difacult. each side getting three
runs. and all partially due 20 errors.
One OF the unfortunate incidents OF
the game was tho severe injury OF
Pitcher Carter. OF Richmond, necessi-
tating his retirement from the game
in the beginning u the eigafh inning.
salve replaced him, ana. barring .
rass. which blossomed into the tying
run for Portsmouth. did we'll. warren al
the first man up in the eighth inning.
drove a terrific liner directly At Cartor's
head. It was too speedy to see or
to dod e, and it,struck Carter an awful
blow jus. over the right eye lie threw
Il his hands to his head. reeled and stag
gertd backward tc sitting posture
and then lay PROSTATE
Great excitement ensucd. physicians.
players, managers and police rushing
to the scene The police had great
difficulty in keeping the crowd back,
60 intense was the interest. The ply
sicians made an examination and soon
restored the pitcher to complete con-
sciousness, and, after delay of sew
eral minutes. he was borne TO the club
house by willing arms and there treat
ed. DR.. C. "A. Labenberg, the first ply
stefan 10 reach him. found that he had
+ received terrific bump over the eye,
which had caused cut requiring two
rs stitches to close. Mr.. Carter remained
in the clubhouse after the wound was
dressed. and then walked 10 the car
without assistance. To a representa-
tive of The Times-Dispatch he stated
tina; il was nothing worse than q bad
blackened eye.
Portsmouth began the scoring yes
terday with run In the ilrst inning,
which would have been earned bu. for
Tftrnan's allowing Suilivan's drive to
get by him, permitting the runner TO
reach second. Warren had led of
with single to centre. Hcvener clev-
srly sacrificed him. to second, and Sui
was thrown out by siebrie and But
4 man sent fy to Titman-
The score remained to until the
third. when Richmond go: into the
game and tied it up for the hrst time.
IT was destined to be twice lied there
after Walsh got life on MOSES mis-
connection with his ugly bcunder but
was thrown out by Reve1le IN the lat
ter's easy one Revelle then tried to
catch Carter mapping at first, hut hurl-
ed the bail into right-ield, and Carter
took third, scoring a moment later on
Reeves single to right. Martin caught
Reeve in an attempted larceny, retiring
the side. Hefron having just fan
ned.
Both teams were banked until the
I, sixth, when the Truckers again, took
the lead. After Siebrie haa disposed
OF sullivan's bounder, Cooke drove a
corking triple to right which Titman
y failed 10 head, with the result that
Cooke make the circuit.
In Richmond's turn at bat Carter
duplicated Cookies trick, placing a
triple in almost precisely tho same spot
He was held on third. however. by
Lcos's throw from right. Reyelle fan
ned Reeve and Titman, but ,Heffron's
fly, which Sullivan had taken care of
permitted Carter to count, amid the
most enthusiastic demonstration OF the
day. The Colts cantered ahead in the
eighth on Bowen's single, Walsh's sac.
rince and Salve's safety to short right
centre. scoring Bowen.
The crowd regarded this q S spelling
victory, but 1t was not SO to be. Ir
the ninth. after Butman had been
called out on strikes, Salyer walked
I.oos Manager Moss came UP with :
ground hit tofrisht which landed Loo:
at the third corner. and hA scored OF
1nsc Vt Ia oh, Gia1 vt froyi a \
handle.
Aside from the accident. The gam
was without especial feature. save til
pitching OF Revele and Martins catch
Ing, The smiling Trucker pitcher, wit
aggravaIing GOODNESS retired no fewe
than thirteen men on strikes In MN
innings. In the last round nefanne,
Titnaan, Wallace and Siebria, three o
the best batters on the team. Revell
did even more. Hs struck VILLAGE on
four times. Hefron three times Siehri
thrice, Titman twice and Reeve once
IT was good weatherfor tanning. sun
ny Jim" smiled with the aggraYatin
sles when one after another Of Rich
n,ond' s. heavy n,enfwere retired Whe
hit would have meant victory. II
had superb control, too, permitting h,l
one pass, and that to Titman,
Garter also pitched a fair game a
ss lowing six singles and triple
seven innings, Onlyin the hrs. innir
hid the visitors get more than. OF
hlngle, however. salve, who snccee,
ed him, placed Richmond In the LEE
in the ninth, but permitted the visito
70 tie ttsur by walking Lnos. with b
pne man down, In the ninth.
At the beginning OF the last ha
NJ the Fourth rain fell. ana the gar1
was calico for twenty minutes, aft
which play was resumed. Altogeth
The game was one In which intsre
WaG we'll maintained Throughout
errors being all more or less eSeu
able,
Manager BRADLEY stated yesterd;
that Cassidy would probab ably 40 II
pitching to-day, Smiling. Mike HI