The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-22
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 3; Norfolk. 4.
Lynchburg, i; Dnnville, o.
Ronnoke, o; Petersburg, Z.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk mt Richmond.
DanvilIe ut LynchburE.
Roanoke at Petersburg.

Staggering along off the sou'west
coast, with quartering wind and the
sea rolling mountain high. the good
old barkentine Mary Jane was scut-
tied. foundered and otherwise sent TO
the bow-wow- yesterday after
noon, with five shots in her hold an'
only one score against the enemy. the
pirates, under that redoubtable ma.
rauder, Win Clarke. who manned the
good old ship. were downed TO man.
put in irons and taken into camp p9
the collection OF prancing Colts over
which Jack Lawlor holds sway. IN
short. the score was to !, ana flch'
mond managed to collect the five.
Carl Walker was the goat. the gentle
Angora that received the cayenne
Walker showed bunch of speed that
made things hum, and was there with
the benders that deceive, but with II
all he was so wild that the speculation
was in the grandstand as to how theS
managed to keep him in captivity. ne
did manage to settle down and make
the Colts settle UP after the third IN
ming, but before that time he would
have made the far-famed tiger OF ZEN
gal look like a house cat and the
| Rocky Mountain grizzly like a Teddy
| bear Nobody could hit him, that is,
kept the ball so far from the plate
that the batter would have had to have
| the reach of a chimpanzee to connect
with the ball.
verbout on the Lid.
! Verbout was sitting on the lid tot
| Richmond, and he carried rabbits
foot all through the game. He held
down in every inning except the sixth
seventh and ninth, but In those In
nings he was touched up for eight hits.
A pair of boxes contained three and
the other two, but only one score cams
| across. To be sure, the Colts were DO
ing business like beavers in the spring
time, but even then there was rab-
bits foot smeared across the home
II plate. and except for an error on the
part of Burke, due rather largely to
the ragged condition of the outheld
4 that might not have arrived.
Walker started out with base or
balls to Burke, and that individual
was making his way from first base on
Z Baker sacrificed him to second. and
Johnny Shaw arrived at the most par
, ticular moment with drive that die
, all that 1t was touted to do. meaning
of course, that Burke scored.
In the second inning Walker exhib
tied all the earmarks OF former exist
: ence In the jungle, and began to pas
men to first base like cut-rate pas
3 senger agent filing excursion trains
Landgraff accepted the first ticket AM
Brennan came next. That filled frs
and second, Just at this point Cowa
struck out, and Munson dropped TIL
ball. He heaved it to, Chandler, bu
the heave was eighteen points off tn
course, and chandler couldn't reach /
!. There was no necessity for the heavt
9 but it served to score both Landgral
y and Brennan.
Worked Hard to WIN. ~
Then Walker frightened up and di
i not really run away again during tn
2 game, There was no hitting OF hin
He had too much speed and curve &c
i that, aud when hetook UP regular hal
= It's he was safe. In the sixth, howeve
= he slipped over another base on ball
and Landgraffs phony double-bagge
scored the passenger. There We're fe
"A people who saw the play that though
= the double-bagger was not foul, b.
Umpire Davis was among that humble
ana the run counted.
= In the seventh the last tally 4