The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
TOO MUCH TREVILLIAN
. is CAUSE OF DEFEAT
Poor w ork in Box Of New Southpaw IS More
Than Offset for Danville's Seven Errors,
and Colts Lose by Score Of 8 to s.

boundcr to Brady, who kindly booted.
MATHS scoring on the error, and Ire
william OCCUPYING first. One out and the
bases still full. Baker hit to Schrader.
and Cowan was out at home. Laugh
lin tried to make II double. throwing
worthy dropped the ball. and Lodge
scored Trevillian tried his hand a
scoring on the play. hut died at the
goal Three runs scored. with but one
hit. aided by three juicy errors and a
base on balls.
Moro Rams for Gotta.
Another was secured In the third
OH Egan's walk. Martins drive to left
and Morgans uuff of Matus's balloon.
which put Truck across.
still another was added In the fourth.
Hanks had heen allowed to retire.
probably because Laughiin felt that
the same was lost, and wanted an eN-
cuSe TO get rid Of Eastman. a raw
recruit. With nothing except good looks
10 commend him. Eastman "debutted"
ny walking Lodge. the first 10 face
him He was sacrificed TO second by
Trevillian went TO third on bakers
cut and scored when Eastman thought
the plate was In the middle OF the d'a-
mond.
Tho seventh they scored two more,
Wallace walked McCabe flew TO Alex
ander Eean hit 10 Eastman, who
tried for Wallace at second, but threw
TO deep centre, Wallace going to third
and EEan to second Eastman added
smother to his error column by throw
inr- Wild 10 Frye on third. thinking
TO catch Arthur
Instead Arthur scored. ECan advanc-
ing q sack, and going home on Mar
tins perfectly executed squeeze. Mar
tin was criticized for running into
Sthrader and upseiting him. but the
hoy Claims that the first baseran was
blocking the bag. which may have
oesn ir.e. - i
The last scoring Of the colts Was
made II the eighth on Trevillian's free
passage. McrEan's error advancing
him 70 second, and Wnllace's single to
centre.
The BuEs Began in the ht,h. but
we're noi dangerous until later East
Man walked Kaufman was hit by
T7erilliaa, hllias first and second.
cossins hit e -isht. ana Mecabe's
Epo3 stop held the hit at single.
Eastman scoring and Kaufman going
to second. Morgan advanced him al
bss OF IFS suit. and he scored when
LodEA let one get awav from him
I Closer TO Tic.
TIE seventh put Them closer TO tie
corElns walled Trevlllian hit Nor
san. .ni thsn did the same thing FOR
Sehraie-. I,auEhlin hit safe to centre.
Kaufman scoring. CogEins Eett.ns
hansht at the plate
HThca followed that eighth. ana more
q F-ev.li!sn- Alexander walked. hut
lrT.sH torcei him at second. being safe
On ! Asids-'s choice Eastman Wake.
putting Irwin on second. Kaufman
took " ihe willow. and Lodge sis
Inalsd soT one in the groove 1t came
'ac-osS and Kaufman hst over hrst for
three sacks. scoring Eastman ana II
Tin. CorEias walked and Stole sec
end Morgan sent sacriice Av Ito
WALLACE. which scored Kaufman, and
Sfhrader hit 10 left FOR a home RI,
soaring ;wo more Cogeins and him
SELF = total OF five runs, enough 70
tie II ur.
In ise ninth the coits we're unable
2 connect, and the manner in which
KS Eanf was won has already Been
to!a II vas simply a ease OF too much
irtYilian! He deserves the censure
AMI ticker for home. Back 10 Ash
iano Vas found in his BOX at the
ao'e3 The Colts played a pretty de-
tensiT~ game. but no d-fense IS sum
c!en; 70 withstand the horrible pitch
Ing ~ T-sYillian
2ni;, two errors were made. and
neither of these figured In IN. IN
getting. I; is probable thar ponovan
ne other imported southpaw viii
work TO- morrow against either Hants
q Bradr Jack Barker NAV b. need
NJ arrives in time He m!sssd 'ths
E ,.iii sunday night. and had nor nut
IN appearance at snppertime TIC
zane to.day Leaves an unsavorv
.asis IN 'ae mouth. aid sent remnant
{. IONS y the tan and uncut This
: ~ soreh"ad expression. for ,aaro
Wh'ch San come from behind and y~in
afserNes success, but Richmnnd:s M
nce-phew! The score.l. III