The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-21
STANDING OF THE cLuBs.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
I,.nchburE III Itichmond.
DanN.iie At Roanoke.
Norioik at Petersburg.
by Gus ,IAIiiERr.

In game marked by the good work
OF both teams inner lines OF defense.
Richmond lost yesterday afternoon TO
Lynchhurg to l.
Only 10 the sure-fre manner in
which the inheld OF the Colts handled
everything which went tina, way can
the smallness of the score he at
tribnted, for High, the new tw!rler
from the Underwater Fell victim to
the onslaught OF the Shoemakers.
yielding gross assemblage Of thir-
teen hits six nj which were of the in
field Kind.
Lynchburg likewise displayed rare
ability OF the defensive kind Bruck
while allowing few hingles when they
were most needed was hit freely,
twelve safeties being corraled from the
best he could serve. But Morrison. in
i, left held, and Zaneili at short, with
Mcdonnell at second. pulled off some.
OF the most sensational heldinE wit
messed here this year. This stone wall
of defense is all that kept the locals
from grabbing the game
Cowan did about everything "A man
nger can do to win the game. He
himself scored the run which goes
to the credit Of the Colts. and he made
three of the hits, with a sacrifice and
stolen base added. But he couldn't
Go 1t all. and the fellows were mighty
shy on landing the hit that was need
ed when it was needed. The detailed
story follows. 1t tells the tale OF de-
feat without comment. Here it is:
High started Ike a winner. The first
two balls over split the pan with per.
ceptihle breaks. Heating landed on the
next, bouncing il To .iartin. who
erred and Heating was safe, getting
caught going down. Woolums hit to
Dohsen who, in a winning race nude
the out. Morrison smas shed the nrst
ball thrown 10 Baker, aid was out.
Baker picked t.ie second ball thrown
by Bruck and grounded from Heating
10 Woo!ums Priest, more successful.
safed TO left. McCahe fouled the first,
dug his hand in the dirt, and hit 10
Xane!N, dying at first Priest tried to
overslid the hassock, getting caught
Oft about a yard.
second Inning.
Mcdonnell! hit too hot 70 High, and
was safe. Gray Fox Stocksdale sacri-
feed and was ont. Mcdonnell advanc-
ing. Krebs struck out. ane!li caused
Mcdonnell to die on base, grounding
from Martin to Dobson
Wallace didn't have an anchor and
his wallop fell into Krebss hands
Martin placed one nicely between
Woolums ana McDonnell, Maths aero
pianed to Krebs, Martin standing stin
Dobg6n was in the air TO Pitcher
Bruck. and poor Martin stayed n
base.
Third INNING.
McGornac was out 10 Wallace. Bruck
hit 10 deep left, hut MATHS was under
IT, alright Heating went the same
route to Dobson
Manager Cowan was the blngle pro-
r. 10, =
frst High hunted perfectly, and was
safe, putting Cowan on stcGnd, Baker
sacrificed in front OF the plate, advanc-
ing both.. men. Priest struck at the
first, missing The next was hall.
Blu, the next. oh, that nest High in
the air il went with zanell under It,
AcCabe also took the first over the
rubber then he hit TO left, scoring
Cowan but High was caught on a
perfect peg from Morrison to McCor-
mac one T. and the lead,
Fourth Inning
Woolurs fouled, and Manager Cowan
nnaGe q difficult catch Of the chance
Morrison hit 10 centre for two bases
Fans excited and nervous Mcconnell
hit deep TO Baker and was out, Nor
rison going 10 third on the out. CoioMe,
Stocksdale up. The lone l.ynchburs
rooter yelled he called, he begged h
pleaded. But the hest the colonel could
d. was 70 fly to High. No runs AIorri
non left
Wallace hit hard to second and was
out 6 first by jump. Martin st.uci