The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
WHERE THEY riAV TO-DAY.
Norfolk III Richmond.
Dnn,illc mt Hunnokc.
Petersburg nj LynchburE.
ny GUS %MALRllRT.

Pc;ersburs. va, April 26.-Heinie
Rhscl nearly won q game or baseball
to-day ana though sc didn't quite
make II, losing 10 The Colts, 8 TO 4.
thereby giving n clean sweep OF the Sc
iies 70 Jimmie Sullivan's OUTFIT, he did
more to put q good taste III the mouths
of the F~etershuTg fans than a victory
Wnuld have lone liz other words. he
proved. or should have done so, that
he Is Just the ppiest kind of a
manager, overlooking not n single bet.
and able TO crawl up from behind ana
give "a battle even in the face of de-
feat, R~ichmond's scoring was all done
in the first and second. III all twenty
one men went down via the strike-oit
rcute-thirtnen for Richmond and eight
iJr Petersburg. -
pf the three games ula yed over here
trSi one OF to-day was by far the pret-
ties; and certainly the most Spectac-
ular. Another big crowd, Judging from
Any STANDARD. was on; 70 sec the game.
And children. listen 20 me crate. that
hey gave evidence Of the fact that
cid town. The battle of the Crater
vas some big noise. they say, but it
waS q mutfsd funeral dirge. compared
l~eayenward whom -four Coolers deftiy
found the way to make the circuit in
the fousth Inning.
1iakc Much .Soisc.
Ihey stood on their heads. pirou-
retted on their ears. but TerSpichore
In the class with that graceful bird
known as the elephant: and, as for the
teNen GTases; 5hsE vent TO The discard
plessed rnenorE. never equaled on any
ifecE, That collective Petersburg
yoiee thundered IN tones more COM
Mars, Il literally beloved, and il
Na$n,i all g male voice by any means.
seHsWhers IN It's deepest recesses
e9ala be heard the siren shrill OF the
ftrtTlra= rEO ..snCtfrl crrt - - 49, 49,,
10 t:;e operate ensemble
One could hardly blame the enthu-
tiasts: for victory was In sight. and it
cd possible. Cameness is always ad-
and what brayeness is more
GSpreciated than that of the chap
iSilen baseball warrior who battles
AGAINST ODDS for victory. Busch has a
crowi OF youngsters, and in
no way could this he better demon
STATED than IN the game to-day. yell
i.Gwnass never put up the night which
lhose fellows proved vas in them. and
iEHy deserve commentator and support
from their townsman because, Of that
Besi in the First.
The slaughter started in the hrst
frame. Young IChambliss. recruited
lf%!a the wilds Of who-knows-where.
W,es me victim selected, Baker faced
,iln first. and after having two called
nang.d one between Second and irst
ispeled for 9 safe passage. Wallace
Guilicaied IN The sclf-same spot and
baker vent 70 second McCabe fol-
iloweG with 2 double TO left and Willie
hna Arihnr a~dvanced. the former scor-
Hgan popped 10 left, but Martin pisnk-
81 one 70 the west corner which scored
ZIG ara Arthur. while h. trotted TO
seconc, as keating booted the bail.
sGnFinE q 5lonfent later on Mattis.s
sissning single 70 centre. Cowan
waved at three, and Jimmie ended the
misery b. grounding from sacnpd "
FIRST. 1911 ~
The Goobers started OF like race
horses In their half, but finished ike
murders. Martin, front name sidnev
vas irst ~, and picked a slow waver'
nlanting i against lef, fieid fence
taking Two bases on the rebound
~ sa fl, tiaisS ara Busch slammed n
while Martin advanced 10 third 49,
ne expired when Spencer failed 10 deTr
Score Again In Second.
another went over for this s,6n ~
the river In the second. Lodge batiinar
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