The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05
ROANOKE HERE TO-DAY, TACKLES COLTS FOR SERIES

the FIRST innlnE. but Titmnn drove u
lily 10 his vis-n -vis In right. For Dali.
Vile, Powell flew out to Titman; DOVE
got a base on balls and stole frs. and
second. Hicks famed and HEM got
q Wink but Doyle was cnught off third
on n Simply throw by "Eeddy" Walsh
In the second Pitcher Walsh got his
saliva flowing and famed Wallace,
Slebrle and Warren with tho spit
ball. Revelle got in the flaming game
In tho same inning, strikine; OFT Rein
hart and Tydeman, while Fisher, who
was safe on Warren's tumble, was
nabbod trying to swipe second by
quick throw from Walsh
In the third Ryan was thrown out
at first by Siebrie. and Yasn ard
Powell famed. Cowan and Reddy
Walsh drove flies to Hem and Revele
popped one to Pitcher Walsh.
In the fourth Doyle was out. RoveTTe
to Cowan, Hicks went down. Reeve to
Cowan. and Hem, who was safe on
Siebrie's only error, was thrown out
at second by Catcher Walsh. I1aeve
covering the bag. Heffron walked and
Reeve sacrificed on bunt to Hicks,
but Titfnan went down. second to first.
and Wallace drove long fly to right
centre, of which Hem made a sensa-
tional one-hand catch.
Reinhart led off for Danville in the
fifth with double to left. the first hit
OF the game. Fisher dove long fly
to Wallace and Reinhart was nailed
BY Wallace. while tying to reach
third after the catch. Tyderfan was
safe on Warren's tumble. but was
thrown out at second, Walsh to Reeve.
while trying TO steal. siebrie went
down, pitcher to first, Warren. from
al tai - <l~et al n
In the sixth. Ryan and Powell were
thrown out at first by Revelle and
Walsh went down there on a drive
to Siebrie. For Richmond Walsh
struck out; Revelle popped fly TO
Hicks and DOYLE fieldeh Heffron's
bounder to first.
In the seventh Doyle led off with
Danville's second hit. a single to right
centre. Then followed the series Of
plays which filled the bags and the
clever work which prevented a score.
Hem, Titman was out. Hicks to Walsh.
and Wallace struck out.
In the eighth. Warren caught Tyde-
mans pop ny; Ryan and Walsh were
both out. Siebrfe to Cowan. In Rich
mons half Siebrie led off with tho first
hit for the Colts. clean drive. Warren
prettily sacrificed him to second and
Cowan was hit by pitched ball.
Walsh was out. Eeinhart to Hicks. and
Revella went down. pitcher to first.
In the ninth Powell drove his second
fly to Titman: Doyle was out, Reeve
to Cowan; Hicks was hit by n pitched
ball. but Revelle fapn,d Hem. For
the Colts, Hebron was out, Fisher to
Hicks; Reeve struck out and Fisher
Yielded Titman's drive to first.
In the tenth Reinhart was thrown out
at first by Warren. Fisher sent fly
TO Wallace, and Tydeman hit to LETT
for two bases. Ryan was thrown out
at first by Reeve. For the Colts Wal
lace went down. short to first and sieb-
RE second to first. Warren was safe
on Hicks muff of thrown ball. but
Doyle fielded Cowan out at first.
In the eleventh Revelle struck Pitch
er Walsh out. Powell drove his third
fy to Titman. and Doyl was safe on
Reeves juggle. but was thrown out
Walsh TO Siebrie. while trying to pill
fer. For the Colts Catcher Walsh
struck out: Revelle smashed the ball
to the rightfeld fence and pulled up or
third amid wild applause. Heffron was
out, pitcher to first, and on Reeves
pretty bunt, along third-base line, ise-
fyelle should have scored, hut he was
slow starting. and would not inter
fere with the uelOlnS OIL tHe DALI VIII
the Result that Pitcher Walsh fieldec
the ball to Ryan and cut him off al
the plate. There was great disap-
pointment, and many thought the last
chance to score had gone.
Danville went to bat for It's twelfth
inning. Hicks drove a fly to Wallace
HEM singled. but was caught at sec
ond on Reinhart's drive to Reeve, who
threw to Sebrie. Fisher struck out
Then Richmond came TO bat. Tftmar
went down. Rinehart TO Hicks. ana
Wallace walked up. AS he did. some
one walked out and presented him &
| raincoat, donated by a merchant. The
star centrefeider showed his aEprecia'
| ton by landing on the next ball ant
| driving it TO extreme rightfield FOL
three bases. amid a pandemonium Of
| applause With anly one out. victory
seemed assured. Siebrie drove ho
| one to short. which Fisher, in hi
anxiety to field to the plate. jussled
and the winning run, and the ony one
OF the game, was scored. 1t was srea
game. with a sensational finish.
The score follows: