The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-30
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Riclmoud, 4, Norfoili, %.
LSnchbnrS, 3; Ronnoke, s.
Portsmouth,, q; Dnnyilic, =.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk at Richm0nd.
ROunokc at Lynchburg.
DanvilIc at Portsmouth

A base on balls followed by gen.
tie tap from the pitchers wing and
two shrieking clouts by Landgraff and
Bigbie laid the game down in the frost
| for Richmond yesterday and left the
Crew of the Mary Jane stranded far
out among the white caps. Another
run came in the sixth inning, but that
was merely by way of remark and of
| little consequence. The score at the
finish was 4 to Q, with Mary Jane try
ing to hatch out goose eggs on the
starboard hatch.
Mccarthy didn't look good when he
started. and what was good in him
spoiled before it had time to be served
| up. In the first inning the fans shout !.
ed for a replace, but Clarke knew his
business and waited. Then in the sec
ond. after three runs had come home,
u was TOO late TO mend, and the pitch
ers Don went through the whole nine
| innings without patch.
OsSihed Cercbcllums.
! Yesterday there We're exhibits of ossf=
| ned cerebellums which set every tooth
on edge and brought forth awful
trooped out for to see. The first one
came when Titmap shot sky scrapi- q
ny TO the pitcher and that worthy sat
around ar waiting, for somebody to tell
yelled himself as hoarse as one of Nor
folks own sirens, and Win Clarke was
| throwing fifty seven varieties of fits in
/ me doShouse and biting his initials
IN the plaankins: but Mccarthy and
see what the ball looked like just
stood still and looked foolish When
the ball bounded into LovelIs mitt. Tit
man an was swinging to first base.
The other exhibition of paralysis Of
the, thousht-coil was when Revelle
walloped out Il two-bagger on one of
McCar,hy's, douhle-barreled deliveries.
Mccarthy had tremendous success at
| n I1n hn1l t,,I- ,I
batter had not time to gather himself
for a swat Revele bit on the trick
once. and he came up With the thing
tucked away in the back of his brain,
with straight ball over the plate. and
before he knew what had happened
Revelle was sitting on second base.
| lLandsraff got to first on an error. and
Baker SCRATCHED to Busch. When Busch
| threw the ball to Chandler to put
Baker out, Landgraff forgot that Re
| Velle was on third and didn't stop at
! second
Caught an Idea.
feNe!le was most interesting spec-
tator OF Bakers demise, ava did not
see Landgraff until that worthy was
at third. Chandler. in the meantime
walked up to Revclle and touched him
out. Then Landgraff caught an idea,
IKE Little JEFF, and he started back to
second. Chandler tagged him out, COM
plating triple play that took him
dAl tlie Way across the diamond.
Rcvelle was in great form for the
doughty old crew, although no did
not promise much in the first inning
| The FIRST man up soaked out as neat
little hit as can, be found in tho
leading vaudeville houses. The next
| three men We're easy, however and
then the little. hatters began to set
busy with Mccarthy. In the second
inning every man on the team got q
shot at the hall, and What with giving
while college. phenom was tolerably
unused rn W before ore the inning ended
and down the stratch during, this In
Ming, and It looked as II Mccarthy
would give u Few more helping hands,
fell down on the Job Even Red Nun
and tho solid ivory arrows hung ove,
tl,e diamond like hatnns in a Chorus
glrls Ghanucler, The Colts We're really
forced TO make the runs in spite az
them home. 90.
Teal Rector Finish.
In the third inning LanGSrag ds.