The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-04

And so it would seem as IL Attorney |
Shaughnessy and his curiously named !,
twirlers and batters struck a snag
when Revelle began to cut loose bend
got four hits during the full nine
boxes, and at no time was there a
look-in for the game. Which in part
bears out the prediction that Revelle
can pitch when he gets right, and that
these warm days are bringing him to
the full realization of the summers
work. Now il Hale and Nerbout can
do the same thins there will be no
need for the hurry-scurry among man
ager and owner in regard TO the Colt
pitching staff.
Speaking of pitchers, Martin Walsh.
who has been a phenom in his heNday.
Is in the city. for an interview with
Manager Lawlor. He Will be signed
because he has put the proposition
IN rather matter of fact way. I'll
he makes good he will draw salary
If HE does not make good the club
owes him nothing.
Walsh has been one of the best in
his class when 1t came to putting them
where they couldn't be reached, but of
late he has done absolutely nothing
For that reason he has been released
absolutely, and hasn't Job
He Will either make the grand exit
from the diamond or make good with
Richmond, and it is more than prob
able that he will cut out all foolish
ness and get down to work. If he
docs that he Will be most valuable
addition 10 the Colt pitching staff, and
| VIII make the others hustle for Job,
! lack Lawlor is now scouting for a
pitcher. and when he comes home to-
morrow Will have one or there is
none TO be found. He has instructions
TO get good one, and one he will
| get. Word received from the mana ger
taI h1 : !
was getting along in rather good
shape, and although 1t Will not stand
| me game for week or TWO Yet he
WIN probably be out in uniform to
| manage from the bench before the
! end of the week A manager on
| crutches doesn't look very good, but
/ Lawlor is bound TO get into the game
| somehow.
| AT last Jimmy Ison has decided what
/ he will do, and has signed UP with the
San Antonio teamrin the Texas League
| ison refused to come back to Rich
!nond for some reason. which he never
/ told, and although he has been loanng
about Atlanta all the season, he had
made no very great efforts to land
Perry I.lpe, of Macon, wanted him. but
refused TO pay the $500 which Owner
/ bradley wanted for lson Finally. the
san Antonio management came across
| with the price, and without further ado
Jimmy was packed UP and shipped 10
me, border town. While there he will
probably run up against Sandherr. who
PLAYED with Richmond last season, but
who signed up with the Galveston team
when released by Richmond,
The lnterscholastic League cham
pionship OF the city was tied up yes
terday when the John Marshall High
school cleaned up McGuire's School
IN me FIRST inning of what should
nave been the last game OF the season
: Having whipped McGuires, the High
Il school was thereby placed on the same
spot In the percentage column, and
! TO clear matters
, Van Pelt Of the High School. was
enlireiy too strong for the opponents
End when Hulcher fell down in the hrst
! ana second innings the game was lait
on ice The game was ragged as q
alast years shirtwaist in the hrst two