The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-30
'R0NIDY SENATORS
WIN FROM COLTS
McAlccr's Nine Jecred by Crowd
for Rough Conduct OH
Field.
MACE sMAcKED STREET
Better Batting Turned the Trick
but Little Credit Is Due
Visitors.

Those who paid more than 10 cents
to see the Washington baseball club
in an exhibition against Richmond did
not yet their moneys worth at Broad
Street Park yesterday, if they parted
with the coin for the purpose OF see
ing ANIME typical of other big league
mines that have played here against
the Colts, and they. as we'll as those
in the GRIND stand and higher priced
bleachers, Will not be surprised next
fall TO see McAleer's combination
again at the bottom OF the American
League. But maybe Washington Is
trying to keep on the bottom, and II
she IL. then here's hoping she won't
be disappointed.
a rowdier set we have never seen
Lelivelt is a disorderly. and apparently
unSentlemanly player. and "lIappy
Jack" Lawlor looks much better to US
in left field. We wouldn't have a
catcher of the stamp of the mighty
Street, II his performance in the first
inning yesterday IS a sample OF his
around. we are glad they are not
coming back. There were boots and
ieers for the players from the capita
city from the crowd and they meritec
every one that came their way.
Police Called to Field.
Maybe Washington isn't given much
10 say in big league affairs. and the
only time they have to appear a little
"ches.y." perhaps. Is in spring train
TO the wrong place TO start racket
and when Umpire Harry Mace struck
Street in the face, after the catche.
had offered an insult, II made the fans
proud OF him. And then, when Cap.
tain Epps and members OF his force
"a @ n
cheer showed exactly what the fans
thought of the whole performance
But to give the Senators everything
they deserve. 1t must be confessed
lday, and this is why thHy won.
But In the seventh inning. Nerbout
went in. and the effect of this was
to make the last two innings pass
quietly away. No Washington player
reached first base after he went In
the whole nine innings the result,
would have been entirely different
Archer did fairly well in the first -four
innings, but Jackson, who succeeded
him in the fifth, was wild and be.
sides he let the American League tail.
their only two-bagger.
Earned tlie-OmIy Run.
Richmond's only run was earned
Landgraff cracked the first ball thrown
by Hovllk for two bases, and was aid
vanced to third on Bakers sacrifice
He scored on a put-out. Harry Mace
got things mixed in the sixth inning
and the whole team thought Ieliveli
had been called out at second base
Lelivelt however, ran TO third base
and second later scored on unglaub',
single.
The only double play OF the gam,
was made by Tltman, who threw Milar
out at third. in the first inning. aftel
catching Lelivelt's ny in right field
Ihere are three stolen bases accredited
the senator's. and of these. two coi,l5
hardly have been prevented. Tn,
Neutrality-suspicious. attempted nc suueez,
PLAYS, made no sacrifice hits. an,
handled themselves in any other wy,
than players in the big league ar,
supposed to do. Judging from the few
times. We have seen A class men a
Broad Street Park.
The tabulated score: