The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-21
FULL TEAM HERE
READY FOR WORK
Squad of Colts Reached Rich
mond Sunday
Night.
PITCHERS IN FORM
Hard Work Now Begins in Prepa-
ration for Gig Game with
Philadelphia.

The morning of the first day set
for the practice OF the Colts found
.esven of them ready for work. and
Manager Isawlor at once gave them
uniforms and hustled them out 10 the
park to get in action. Those who re-
prpted for work Monday morning all
arrived late Sunday night. They are:
Decker, candidate for second base,
who came in from Paterson, n. il;
wallace. one of last years fieiders.
who came up FROM Mobile; Irvine.
candidate for catcher, who reached
here from his home at Altoona Those
Mao have preyio usly reported are
Dutch Revelie, Waymack and BROOKS,
three Of the most promising twirlers.
~ Landgraff. Decker, Wallace ana II
Wien are all looking well, and say that
they will be able to get in fine work
fng order in few days. They SEEM
ed anxious to don the toys and to
ret out to the park for the first work
81 loosening up.
Others Are Coming.
Those players who did not reach
here Sunday night will probably
leave their home towns Monday morn
ing. and will be arriving all day.
Those who are expected are Cnriey
Brown, Charlie Baker. Hale. verbout.
Archer, jackson, Peterson and Stone
Henderson. will come in later.
Work Mapped Out.
IL. In discussing his training plans
Monday morning Manager Lawior said
chat he would have the men out
morning and afternoon for hard
work. and hopes to have them In
shape soon. 1--WE are getting rather
. late start, in view of the big game
that we have on hand Friday said
Ia "a n
tfouals have fast team. and We must
be In good form to make any KIND
Of showing against them. During
Monday and Tuesday we Will simply
do light work for ioosentng UP and
reftfnx our eye on the ball Then.
beginning "Wednesday, we will get
rtxht down to work, and each man
will be given good try-out in ais po-
sftion. I will make up the best team
possibla cut of tho material for the
frst big game. I don't know Yet
VINO I will put In the box against the
Phiiadeiphia team. but viii doubtless
rdye al Of the pitchers a striai--thas
e, those who ARE worked out sufii-
ciantiy.''
Il am vel! pleased with the show
ting that has been made by Reyelie.
ana waymack. and Brooks showed up
"a excellent form Saturday. despite
Nxpect to have at least three good
pitchers in shape for the coming
game.
with reference to Henderson, Man
arer LawIor said. We have heard
nothing further regarding the matter
81 Henderson. We are expecting TO
hear from him most any moment
now. the matter In entirely up TO
him. We have written to Secretary
Farrell and given him all the.detaais
"a the case: he has explained TO us
that ne has 20 many similar cases
that he must necessarily decide them
"a . hurry to prevent them piling up
81 him. We believe that when he
looks into the evidence In this case
he will change his decision"
Men Do Well.
In the Monday morning practice,
which began at 10 o'clock and con-
tinusd until lunch time. the men all
moved up well. Revelie. Waynack
ira Brooks spent some time with Ir-
vten practicing signals and getting
MIN accustomed to their delivery.
Decker and IAndgraR displayed good
Form In tho infield, and Wallace and
Manner Iawlor handled everything
thaf came to them In the garden. A
fuil team will probably be In action
g the park before the days prac-
tfcing II over.