The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
the Job and me aged veteran a re-

the job and the aged veteran was re-
tired at first base.
MIR. Murphy, whose middle name is
Trouble, leaned up against a fast one
and slammed itsdown at Steinfeldt like
a shot out of a gun. Harry reached FOR
1t and knocked 1t down, but that was
all he could do with it, and AXE
roasted on third base and Murphy on.
first. 1t began to look very bad. y
looked worse on the second ball offered
to Barry, for he raped another finger
down to Steiny, and the old man Jug
gled it out OF his glove. He IT
right back again. and by a8quick snap!
caught Baker at the plate. Two men
loft on the runways. Thomas 1olted@a
slow, iumpy ball down past Cole. Then
the sacks Were clouted with runners,
and Bender, the hitting pitcher. walked
in to win his own game beyond y
sunlight of a doubt. We Will say for
the chief that he meant we'll. The
way he went after the first ball proved
that, but the ball had something on
1t beside the trademark. and the chief
flew out In right field, amid howls or
relief.
Nothing Doing I'm sixth.
Nothing doing in the sixth save a
boot by the peerless Collins. We We're
glad to- see him make that boot, be-
cause we Were beginning to think that
he did not know how to boot a ball. Z
The King dumped the opposition. in
order in the seventh-Strunk. Lord and
i Collins-and once more we began to
! note his strong resemblance to the
| hope aforesaid. In the eighth we We're
not so sure about 1t, and again 1t was
liking Cole himself who scrambled the
| edges as 1t were. RI
/ Baker opened up with a hot slam
at Chance. Chance had to go some dis
itance after the ball, and there was not
: much chance for him to beat the run
ner to first; sothe waited for the King
! to come across The8king camegacros
all right. travelling like a ferryhoatin
a strong tide, and the way the umpire
placed that race was Baker first, Cole
second, the ball third. And then what
did that careless boy do but walk Dar
Wis, old Harry Davis, who had famed
out twice just previously. 1t began to
look as II the time for the cut flowers
had arrived, especially when Murphy
dumped a nice sbunt3 and sent both mer
along. 1t looked worse than that when
Barry was hit in the Stats by a pitched
ball, and once again we had the bases
.a< Inhabited and only one hand hang.
ing to the windmill.
But the King was. the hope all rlght
Gently touching his ahorsesho 9 he In.
duced Thomas to hit one straight a
him, and the King pasted the ball t
Archer in plenty of time to get Baker
1t must make a man sore to- beStwice
thrown out at the plate In mi game
and Archer snapped the ball down t.
first. putting Mr.. Thomas on the hum
mcr for the third out.
BASEBALL Well, what else would
iyou call it? That was about enough
for the King. With twosdown, john,
King appeared in the role of the hop
of8the white race. vice Cole. gone t
the discard. King mauled one at Ba,
ker. and Baker madeEa hurry throw Il
first and bounced the hall off Harr,
Dayis's scorns into the stand. Kline
was on secondhand screaming for a run
ner. Kane was selected as one of tn,
best little runners, Kanetthus becoming
the hope OF the hope of the hope of TIL,
white race. Do you get that? Rea,
it over again Audit is our belief tina
he would have beensjust that thing bu
for further added facts.
The Emblem of Hope.
All down. Set 'em up again. Ant