The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-16

deavored to cut off Cooke, but was q
tribe slow deciding. and both men were
safe. sullivan hunted the third strike
and was out. Hennager raped out o
nice one, which scored Cooke, and War
tren performed similar service for
Hevcner Walsh ran Hennager down
between bags and then assisted In
chasing Martin out between first and
second
The Colts broke the eggs in the
third Hebron beat out slow one by
great sprinting and n beautiful slide,
but Martin thought he was out, and
persisted in arguing the case until
Umpire TRULY decided that ball playing
and not argument was what the crowd
was paying for, and benched Mr.. Mar
tin lIennager at second was shifted
to first to replace him; Hevener came
III from right to replace Hennager, and
Loos succeeded Hevoner in right. with
Hebron on the bag, Reeve raped out
corking wo-sacker. which landed
Hem on third and he scored on Tit
mans out. second to first.
Cowan had smashed out a safe one
in the second and did the trick again
IN the fourth, but his comrades could
not duplicate the act In the. NTH.
tIerfron hit safe. but was cut off at
IHevener. Hits by Titnian and Wallace
scored the manage captain, but Siebrie
popped fly to first and Hobbs fam
| ned.
sa1ve struck two Trucker batsmen
| In the NTH. but the bad start yielded
| no runs The visitors never touched
4 Salve's curves safely but once after
that, Mailman making the lonely bingle
/ In the sixth. Cooke sacrificed him to
Isecord very cleverly, but Hevener fam
4 nee and Reeve tossed sullivan out to
/ Hobbs. The Colts got their third
run in the seventh. and should have
gotten more After Cooke had corralled
i lieffron's fly, Reeve asain doubled to
! left. He took third on Ttman's out
4 Warren TO Hennager and scored on
4 Vallaces clean drive to centre. Sic
brio also singled. but the fielding was
so fast that no more runs resulted. In
the ninth the locals made strong
effort to tie up the game and came
4 dangerously near doing so. Cowan pop
4 ped fly to Heyener but Walsh was
Tsafc on Hevener's tumble. He was re-
tired on salEa's hit to Halman. Salve
being safe Hallman walked Heffror
II and Reeve was safe on Warren's jug.
II gle. Salve scoring
i Titman smashed q timely single t
| left and Hebron counted. Wallace wa
J eager to hammer a long drive out blu
|. fculed one to Burns, and the side wa
out. In the ninth Siebre led off wit
hit, but Hobbs hit to short and wa
t. doubled up with Siehrie. fly t
sullivan was all Cowan could do, an
i the game was ended.
:, In Portsmouth's last round. Hevene
hunted along third-base line, and Walls
let II roll 1t rolled foul. and Umpir
TRULY, who was some distance ava.
called 1t good,
The tielding feature Of the game wa
Heveners great stop OF Wallacc's sdriv
! to right centre, which was labeled 70
two or three sacks Theslitt fello,
went up in the air like an animate
ccrkscrew and knocked /. down. III
speeding sphere, but he could not hel
the runner out. Wallace is very pror
erly credited with a hit In the secoa
inning the same player made grea
running catch of siebrie's long driy
to right centre. The fielding of bot
teams was clean and sharp, but tn
visitors contributed the sensation:
/ work. 's5 n