The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-23
SQUAD NOW HAS
seventeen COLTS
Exciting Came Between Daisy
Clippers and Dandylion Now.
ers-Score 6 to 4.
GAME ON WEDNESDAY
Real Hard Practice Begins and
Second Contest Will Be
N Played.
CAME ON WEDNESDAY.

With the arrival OF Pitcher Peterson
Tuesday night the squad of the Colts
II complete. with the exception Of Mes
~. Peason. Giliisan and Henderson
Manager Lawior says he Ii expecting
MsSsit any moment and that gill;
gan will be here soon. Peason may
not come at all on account of the ili-
ness OF his father, but according to
his recent letters he IL liable to show
up NJ most any time. There has been
no change in the matter OF Pitcher Ed +
ward Henderson. The twfrier has ta-
ken up his case with Secretary Farrell
and win come to Richmond II posi-
BILE. Peterson says he Ii feeling In
good form and witt be abfe to tHis1 hts
place on the mound for regular work
In few days.
Sixteen Colts were present at the
park Tuesday afternoon for practice.
and Manager Lawlor put them through
all kinds Of stunts. Most OF the prac-
tice was in batting. verbout, as on
Monday, was In the box for about an
hour. putting them over easily while
the players lined them out. Fast field
ing was engaged In for a short period
and the men showed greatly improved
from. The iaf1eid IN fast getting in
shape. Baker gave some surprising
exhibitions OF speed In getting the
FAST ones. while. Brown, Decker and
Iandgraf did good work and ceptsd
everything coming their way. Titman.
who was at the park for the hrst time
this season, seemed in good form, ana
performed satisfactorily In right gar
den. Keifel also showed UP well and
donned the NIT for hard work soon
after reaching the mark
Real Exhibition Game.
Fans wcro treated TO real exhibit
ton baseball game AZ the park Tuesday
afternoon. when Manager Lawior d.
ytded the squad into two teams and
put them through bot seven inning
contest. over two hundred fans were
present. the largest number that has
yet been out. and ut times the roofing
WAS ~ spirited as at an important
game in midseason.
The game offered an excellent eppor-
tunity to get line on the present field-
Ing and batting ability of the men.
Practically no errors were made by
6ifher team the runs scored being
INSIDE before the twiriers had settled
6oNin 70 work. ~ soon as one got
- going good another was put In the
box
The game resulted In a victory for
a
The line up OF the teams was as fol-
D4t9y Clippers AsoR and Brooks.
pifr4lers: Irvine. catcher: Btgbie. first
haze: LAndgraH, second base; Brown.
third base; Baker. shortstop. Lawior.
ls1t Held Wallace, centerfieid: Titman.
rfghtAeid.
UAnayiipn MorArs--Archera and Yer
OoFt.. pitchsrs; keifel, catcher: Hale.
l3r6t base: Cowan. second base. Decker.
third base: Waymack. ieftneld:
Brooks. centerneId: verbout. rixhtfieid,
oaisy Clippers Lead.
The Daisy Clippers took big lead
In the slrst inning. Irvine led of with
h two-basc hit. Titman secured two
baQEer and Brown a single; these. with
two paases. a hit batsman and two
etelen bases. Melted four runs. No
nnere runs were scored until the fourth
inning. whom Hale and verbout each
- . triple, ana these, with . single
and Z free pass. gave the Dandyhon
Mowers three runs Archer was re-
Meved In the fourth. verbout taking his
plnca, and Brooks relieved jackson In
tbs sixth. Two errors and a double
by verbout gave the Dandylion Aow-
Asp their last run In the sixth. The
Dajsy Clippers took one In the sixth
"a I triple BY Landgran and sacrt-
Me- ~ BY Brown. and another In the
seventh On . triple BY Brooks. neld-
sr.s choics ana . sipsie by Wallace.
6cOre b. inninxs:
Daisy Clippers oeei Is q
Dandyiton M'w's e3ei 90 l.
struck out--By Jackson. .: by
Brooks, 2; by Archer. 1; by verbout !.
Umpire--Rsvelle.
Hard Practice Begins.
Beginning Wednesday morning the
Colts win have their hard work In
separation for the big games that
are now almost upon them. The
pitchexs win b. required to wcrk at
top opeed and the other players will
Al ~ expected TO show up to the best
advantage possible. Manager Lawlor
now has the task Of picking out the
inost likely men to face Philadelphia
Friday. II Ii probable that he will give
all OF the infield candidates a ry-out
during the game and he will doubt
lses use several Of his pitchers. Re-
vell, WAylnAck and Brooke, Athe early
axSevnan among the pitchers. win prob
ably weejx againat the Phtlliea.
Play Another Game.
Tho Tuesdays game between the
uaisy Clippers and DandyIion Mowers
was 70 successful that Manager Law
Tor has decided to have another game.
IN wifi begin about 3:30 a.eleek =Wed-
nenday afternoon. The news OF the
interesting games having spread. II Ia
anticipated that q larger number of
fans vii crawl out of their retirement
and run out 70 the park.
Tfs park Tuesday presented the APP
pea9ancs At 3 regular game day in
he playtng season The refreshmsnt
vtndoet wsre crying their wares. ON
tlnaiastio rooters were heard. and one
1ould allnoet imagine that d league
onms was n progress. It may be
expecfAd that the crowd Of Interested
fans VIM be greatly auxmsnted Wed
s,ksdAy when the game begins.
4. ~ S&--------------@-@--4----
wANvA1aDsA CHANCES RECEIVE
\ ANOTHER o1HIOU0 CHECK
1Q0xOMs NAGG, Aaruh 1S.~I1AF-l
v1s(a o&Ancoo q victory on the M