The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
YANKEES EASILY
| WIN FROM COLTS
Stallings Players Had Their Bat
ting Eye With Them ands
| Cloutcd the Ball.
JACK QUINN KEEPS
LOCALS GUESSING
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Former Colt Twirler Shows Up in
Excellent Form While
Here.

II Jack Quinn, former Colt pitcher
and now the coming star of the New
York American League team, contin-
ues In the form he displayed In Fri
days game here. he will prove sen.
satiou among the majors this season
The fact that he weakened I'm the sew
enth and allowed dyc hits and two runs
In the last three innaings does f1os
time this season that Quinn has gone
the full route and II was expected
that he would have TO ease up In this
last part OF the game.
The visitors cleaned eighteen hits on
the delivery Of the local twiriers and
piled zap q score of twelve runs against
two scored by the Colts. Quinn started
OF strong, retiring the whole batting
orGSr Of the locals In the FIRST three
inTsaBs %itAett nafewfng onu to REACH
nrst- lie passsd Baker In thu fourth,
but Wallace hit Into double and thus
only three men faced the twirisr.
Three went down in regular In the
nth, and Brown, wiaD singied in the
fel hit into double. LAndgraR led
Off with single In the seventh. and
again the double play was worked when
Baker hit to Foster. Wallace singled
sharply In this inning. but was left
when TitmRn few out to Cree.
Quinn weakened still more In the
eighth. Lawlor hit to Foster, who
fumbled: Bigbie few out to Knight and
Brown secured his second single: Kei-
fel fouled out, but Hale drew q pass.
filing the bases. Landgran, who fol-
lowed Hale. was there with the swat
that prevented shut-out at the hands
r,Ft he t.ft u 81.
served UP to him by the former Colt
and drive It to bis fayorits place, the
left field bleachers. tor two bases. scor-
ing Lawlor and Brown. II looked like
more runs, with Hale ON third and
Landgrafr ON second, when Baker sent
O hot one down the flrst base line to
knight. who fiInbled and seemed to
lose sight OF the bali. He recovered
quickly and threw to Quinn, who COW
cred the bag. and Baker was called
out ON a close decision.
Rsssiis IN Good Form.
Revelle, who started the game for
the locals, showed up in better form
than at any time before this season.
During the four innings he pitched
he allowed four hits and two runs
crossed the pan. Revelle retired two OF
the batsmen by the strike -out route
Brooks, who took up the work in the
fifth, was easy for the Yankees, who
found him for seven singles and a
double. which, with q free pass and
a stolen base. netted seven runs, four
of them earned
Hale. who relieved Brooks In the
sixth. was unable to stou the hitting Of
the visitors. Four singles and an error
netted them two runs In the sixth, and
they scored one more in the seventh
on two singles and stolen base. Hale
struck out two men In the seventh and
retired the side easily in the e.snth.
He seemed to get stronger as he work
ed and was going good at the last.
Quinn. who has promised to hit the
ball hart, went to bat five times The
first three times up he whitfield, and the
next two times he was an easy out.
Besides scoring twelve RUM, the Yam
KEGS had eight men left on bases;
the local had three left. The locals
had only nine men on bases during
the game; OF thes. two scored, three
were left, and four were caught, all
in double plays. Quinn struck out only
one Colt In the game. while five Yam
KEGS were retired by that route.
The tabulated score:
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