The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-29
THREW 4 SCARE
INTO NATIONALS
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Colts Have Things All Their Way
During Early
Innings.
VISITORS POOR SHOWING
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Both Gray and Groom Fail to
Halt Colts evelle Pitches
Miserably.
VISITORS POOR SHOWING

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Afssr receiving the scare OF their
lives fDr eight innings Of Mondays
i me with tho Colts. tbs Warrington
1lnn4toss lit on Dutch Reveiie. the sup
no6Sd star twirier OF the locals. and
Nisen ~ at last succeeded u retiring
~ s5de the visitors had cleaned up 2
lceal of II hits. . earned runs and
ofher run, all in the ninth session. The
Anal score was IL TO IN favor OF the
nenntpra.
pstsrson TMiris Nall
Peterson was In the box for the locals
u otaft the game, and the Washington
bo4smen were seemingly at his mercy.
HAD he been In condition he would
1--we continued throughout the game.
ana the chances are the Colts would
TS9 hXd vfct0fy. A II MAS, P6ter-
6oea bat Wasiington DURING the four
f1nines he twirled, the score ~ that
sftne being I To i: the local had hits.
N1ils the visitors had found Peteraon
II oaly safe ones. Washington Sc
scuSed tn frst run In the fourth. Le-
sfvolt drew four wide ones: Gessier
] III to Decker. who fumbfed. Lslivelt
4 oocrine. having stolen second. ung-
laub hit to Decker, who tagged Cess
~ running 70 SECOND, Blythe caught
unglsnb with the old hidden ball
trick. and EIberfeld fouied ont to r.
vtns-
Ths locals scored all o. their runs In
sffhe first four innings. Decker, the flrst
1SnAn up. doubled: Baker was out, Gray
III Ungianb. advancing Decker to third;
wallace doubled. scoring Decker: TIT
naan new out to Gessier: LAwior sin
nted, scoring W&llacs, BiEbie stngted
ri Brown was out. MoBridge to Tug
1na6b. In the fourth Iawior few out
VI Mcbride: Bisnie dow out TO Milan:
H1kbie singled; Irvine trfpied, scoring
8l9nts; Waymack doubled, scoring 1r-
vtnn, ana Decker struck out.
Doliy Gray undertook TO twirI for
/ the Senators In tbs early innings. but
waa found for four safe ones, two OF
them doubles. and Groom was put
n to twiri In the fourth inning. The
1nn1y one Jared little better and was
fnnched up for q triple, double and
~ ninxis In the fourth inning. two runs
bofng scored, and he passed enc ana
allowed one single in the fifth. Groom
SvaA relieved by 0ber1in In the sixth
ana he held the Colts safe. allowing
Uniy three hits and no runs for the
x6nnatndsr OF the game.
Waymaek 10 Wild.
Wnsuuack was sent In to relieve Pa
4&rson In tina Afth inning and passed
~ arst two batsmen who faced him.
ankxuck cut Groesn and hit the next
asaa IN. filling the bases BY mere
10ca the next two men were retired
aiId no score was made. In the sixth
gaynnack again began passing them.
Ceauier, the first manup, few out to
T1tman: Ungiaub and Eiberheld drew
pasoea: Mcbride singled, scoring lug
iaut. Street singled. scoring Eieeffteia.
Groom hit to Brown. furctng street ~
sSepnA End was caught gotng g tnird.
RAxpfie eaeayed To twtrl the LAST
tikreo inninxs, ana local fans thought
I eurely the Colts had the game sale
~ IL least . tie. The frst man UP
II the seventh was IN easy out, bakef
10 Btghte; LeIivelt and 09ssler struck
1x1f IN the eighth the Senators 81
{ 1rred one single. but did not scorA.
n Was In the ninth when the wash
Iaeton batamen got busy and walioped
83xoaisss delivery q over the lot Bin
- ~ Oberlin. Milan. Lelivslt. ing
knh. Mcbride. Schasfsr and 0essier.
fonbieo By Milan and Street and
f&6n1e ~ Elberfeld scored ten runs
{SR Washtngton. every Senator gat-
IT. ono or more hits. There WA
noooay to blame but tho pitcher; he
Wan niven good support. and none Of
4 ~ haxnmen was given free passes
& nrNnef1r reached Arst by q wild throw
U H1gbie 10 Decker, this being the
Nn1v error. charged during the ninth
lna1ng. when TIVE men had scored
&NA E1herfeld thsn tined out three
aoneeR Rsvslie seeminfH lost inter
- and began TO lob he balls cver.
- - osnators could set soIns Dat
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