The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-01

Lucia ~ regarded as great little
turn r.suisriy in tbs BOX TO ala cowsa.
- % WI stss the a1ssn:s. esenss
of. 'ss u a.y II sei ss 70 , JAM
stuff, which hsb been lsekins for .
=, Along with Lasta win probably como
Pitcher Hoyue. who. at one time was
reported 70 have been sold to wash.
sod At Al. At say rste.. he viii report
q tie 1r..sn, s..ft bs,ns suspenS 9e
but 30 many Of tho wouidS. Stars. Or
ntar-stats who have dritted this ~ay
have proved their unitness that com
ment IL reserved until sorhetAins 10
Tsii It gently. stranger. but We lost
sssin:y :ss aoTseIs.'r: there
those blasted Coolers extend thara-
selves to the very utmost to do It.
salary to get rid OF that fellow sfusk.
miller. AZ ono time It looked Al it
the colts were veil on the way to
Srs .si dusss ss a .s sss ssp:sa
on the locals. but Il lasted only one
Inning Inning. A .,,:', that he ssuirmtd ana
~.hkieo Until not single Colt could
use, Johnny Vetbout did bis part He
el;tned the very best game Of any
delivered BY him this season and was
a. the most ardent Colt could Wish
II was simply ease Of not being able
to do harm to the other Fellow.
Only ens criticism con be n.ds OF
Anything the Colts did. not mentioning
tee errors. one Of Which can be count.
and the other not hurting any. The
Criticism comes as result Of allowing
a ast,,s TO saeriiiee n q. fourth artet
Ms's Una mao afy y, %sss a ata was the
expected 70 hit. cowan, Ezekiel and
verhout followed him n the order
named. and net one Of them eeald be
lowed 70 h,t. Il out he may have land.
ed safely. whloh would have put Mar.
ia on third, ana !. saerlfIes dy would
&ocaes MADE the star catch. though
u was Z star largely bseause no nis-
ssassss enss j.. .s s .sd nY I, ss.o b:
beesuse . man was on.
Y, ~; sss t 3 % Icy: rsnssr n
names In the lexicon. and truth to tsil,
ssveral Of ats decisions looksd as il
they were against the home team. He
story goes that the solo pfoS5sa tioS
was that the pitcher notihed coran
that q runner had oeen hit by q batted
ball, Along with HE vam6ose went 4
IS fine.
Danrins licked Norfolk and Roa-
n fs ,rimmed LyhchS1rs, which put.
game, what ysll went forth from
the S.tndstshd when the ninth inning
tally Of the Mako C!ty lads was tackled
up!
Over in Petersburg they do not hest
tats 70 say that they are out for the
seona pss as are ,aa as , s. s sns ,o
are IN the market for ball players,
ana a 1ob on the Goaoer team is az
Th.S ID 20. Paper Out ~. ts n s s s'o. na
vere willing Is give q pieue Of money
and keliher tor the local initial .ack-
s srd Their ~ hoy . ~shise White saks..
| ras with the defunet Portsmouth, Tide.
Tatsr outnt.
Heinis Butch dtssrSes +. 10. Of e..dit
for what he has done. though be has
been aoIy ohathpioned by the "a On who
own the team. =. is a matter OF civic
pride with thsIh. And !e~ dAilArs
will not stand in their way.
!. UnaeI: s9s.nt who ven. tton, this
wfisss Owner stadisy n. asE Ass9e' far
p5st.eesson asfies OF garnIs with an
4ll-star team from his league. A IA.
Vofabie answer has been withheld
Now comes the pIsint from Suffolk
that the tesna representing that town
date. And that hereafter the players
@ill continue on q cooperative plan.
: This smaeks very much Of sueesss.
; Where be those 100. those 2.ooo and
those 2,too crowds?
Dsuoit goes on her way stiiI proud
OF holding first place n taa ImAr-
lean League. The Athletics nave moth
Ing to be ashamed OF. Three out OF
four 10 q pretty good record for che
series. and when II 10 realized that
they hEish the seaaon at homo, Detroit
can't feel so secure.