The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05

one single. two lovely sacriiices. ard
q double steal that made the shade
of Dick Turpin take to the nethermost
portions OF Pluto's realm. brought tho
goods home to the Richmond camp
yesterday afternoon and Win Clark's
salt water hcrrings couldn't see the
bet. Incidentally. Carl Walker was
hammered somewhat In the first three
innings. and tho way the Tars backed
him up should put stop to the yell
that he isn't being properly supported.
The Tars worked Ike they didn't
know what a throw-dow looked like,
and the only two tallies of the game.
which, OF course, rested easily on the
Richmond side OF the score board,
came as the inevitable result OF classy
batting.
Walker Is no quarter horse and he
needs a workout that is q work out
before he gets into shape for special
deliveries. He didn't get that work
out yesterday. and the third inning
came and went before he was proper
ly "het up, Then he closed down like
a. swapping turtle on ducks leg. and
the Colts couldn't see which way the
bail was being bent. Five hits came
in the first three innings. combined
with two OF the finest sacrifices that
have been noticed wandering about
the Broad Street Park In weeks.
Cause OF Fatality.
The sacrifices and one of the hits
Drought on the fatality. There was
no getting around the hit. and the
sacrifices were OF that order about
which base runners dream and fans
go crazy. Titman was the nrst knight
to point his mace at Walker in that
inning, and without considering the
ways and means OF crlmping pitcher.
he swung on tho ball like Launcelot
going after a shirt of mail. The bail
was only corralled when Titman stop
ped on first. The Bigbie laid himself
upon the altar o. tho great God 30.
ron saint OF the game. and the In
field couldn't get 1t to second in time
TO demand funeral for Titman.
That sacrifice was good enough,
even though Bigbie got ID first on 1t,
but the one that Irvine dropped on
the hearth stone In the next turn was
by way of a classic Cowan came
extwith red hot scratch TO Bonner
and although he died at first, ritman
romped home with full bushel meas
ure of time TO snare. Revelle pulled
down a base on balls. making man
on first and another on third. He
tried the steal and at the same time
Btgbie looked with kleptomaniaca
eye on the finest place on earth Nun.
son took chance on getting Revelle
on second. and Bigbie came home ga
4 humping. Revclle was safe on second
TOO. but Landgraf closed the inning
with scratch to Bonner.
II no Colts pulled out two hits in the
1irst inning and another pair in the
third. but in neither of these boxes
would tho Tars allow anything that
looked like a score They closed
down. as has been said before, and
there was nothing else to the game
4 except high work.
Walker Gets In Trim.
After the third inning Walker be-
3 me properly steamed and he did moi
& allow anything that looked like hi
until the seventh Inning when Cowar
managed to put one where 1t couldn't
X be handled and made the first stor
away from home, He died of neglec,
i on second. however. when Reyelle Phi
a easy one to Busch. Again in Inc
eighth Landgraff cracked a swee1
thought over second base. but tina,
Inevitable arm OF Munson's brough
i his career on the base lines to an I'm.
"A timely end S#s
Revelle weakened only once, anc
I then the Colts stood UP so close to,
Eether that there was nothing to- ths
case, The slight, spell of dizziness.
came In the fifth, when Murdoch found
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