The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-24
COLTS ELSE Up
on HARD WORK
Many Players Are Sore. and Pitch
ers Feel Effects Of Prac-
tice.
SECOND PRACTICE GAME
Dandylion Mowers Get Revenge
ON Daisy Clippers-Score
s to 6.
SECOND PRACTICE GAM

The Colts squad engaged In hard
practice ct the park Thursday morn
lng for several hours. Manager Law
lor had his men out early and at
once began the work Of getting them
warmed up and loosened from the
stiffness following Wednesdays work.
Most OF the work done Thursday
! morning was In batting practice and
fast fieidins work and from present
indications the ontire team viii S,on
be In satisfactory shape.
The tnfieid looks fast and many
Fans are predicting that It will be
the fastest Richmond has had In q
number OF years. Baker. the Baiti-
more boy. - marvel of speed and
does not hesitate 10 60 after anything
tinues. good and the impression pre-
walls that he will make his position
on the regular team. Baker seems
. little weak With the stick. hut this
may DC due to hts rucsnt tttncss End
u IL expected that he will pick up
In his batting when he gets strong
and gets his eye on tho ball. In rum
and Manager Lawlor win probably
give him . little coaching on the posi-
tion Of the body ana best stride for
running basos.
I.andGraff. Brown and Decker are
all good and seem to be getting bet
ter every day. Al this early day Il
will be u hard matter TO pick which
Of these men win make their posi-
ttons. Brown. who has been doing
unusually good work at practice viii
probably be q fixture and this seems
to be the general impression among
those who have watched him ut Drac-
tice.
hard practice We have been having,
Mid Manager Lawlor Thursday.
There are sore arms. legs. necks and
backs galore, there u hardly a man
on the squad free from some ALL
ment. hope though that In a few
days We will be over afr that.
Brooke In Had Shape.
y Brooke. the twtrier who mas shown
such excellent form during the past
few days. has . sore leg and arm
and may not be able to work against
Philadelphia Friday. All the other
pitchers are sore ana VIII not be In
good condition. Manager Lawlor
rays. however, that he hopes to have
three pitchers In some kind of form
many. they will be put In for three
Innings each, During to-day.s prac-
tice the pitchers will ns4 do much
work AZ 1t Is Desired that they get as
much rest rs possible preparatory
for the game.
Manager Lawlor has o sore neck,
Iandgran is hardly able TO get around
and jackson Injured his hip sliding
into second Wednesday.
II n freely predicted that should
lson show up he will have hard time
getting his place from LAndRrmff. who
IL covering second In fine fashion.
Baseball Pictures Taken.
The Colts all posed In playing posi-
tions Wednesday while the photog-
.f#pAeF eesk-ease4F fsifetHres TO be used
by the comarette companies along
with those OF other clubs. II In pre-
dictnd that as soon as the Colts pic
i lures get ON the market there will be
demand for cigarettes that will tax
tho supply,
Wednesdays Game.
The Dandyiion Mowers turned tables
on the Daisy Clippers Wednesday and
took them into camp to the tune OF
10 s. The Dandylions started of with
q rush and garnered three runs off OF
Waymack's delivery before the Daisys
knew they were la the game. The line
up was an follows:
Dandylion Mowers--cntcher. Kiesel:
pitchers. Peterson and Hale: first base,
Irvine: second base. r. Bighie: third
base. Decker: shortstop. Brooks: lefs
neld. Lawlor: right field, Wallace: CEN
ter neld. Titman.
Daisy Clippers-Catcher, cowan:
pitchers. Waymack and Jackson: first
base. Stanley Bigbie; second base
IAndgraff: third base, Brown; short
90 ~ Inf A~xy. ~ ~
deid. Buck Hooker; center field. ver-
bout.
hew They Did u.
In the first inning Kiefei led of
with single. followed by Peterson
with double. y single by Irvine. and
s another by Decker. netting three runs
IN the thtxd verbout tripled for the
Daisies and Cowan singled: verbou,
was caught at the plate. A double BY
brought Ia one run. Jackson relieved
Waymack In the fourth inning and
the Dandyiiona rot to him for 1--WE
runs before ne settled down. Brooks
and Tttman sin93ed, Wallace reached
flret on an error by Hooker, Lawlos
singled with the bases full. scoring
two; Fieifel singled and the ball goi
Il away from Titman, scoring two more;
= single by Irvine scored Klefei.
IN the seventh the Dnisys took two
more. Cowan and jackson singled
Jackson WAS caught stea4in.: Higbis
trfpied and Landgran drew q pass:
CcwAn scored; Kiefcl threw 4. catch
Htgbie at third and the throw was
bad, the bali getting away from
Decker. allowing Bighie to score The
Datysys again scored IN the eighth
a double by Anthony. q home ran b.
Hooker. errors BY Titrnan and Decker
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