The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
RESULTS YESTERDAY. (
Richmond. S, Norfolk, ..
Petersburg, ., Ronnokc, ..
Lsnc',hurg, 81 Dnnrlllc, ;. III
STANDING or THE cI.Uns.
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond nj Lynrhburg.
Noanokc nj Bnnvtilc.
Petersburg nj Norfolk,
ny GUS srALBERT.

4l Getting away to an immense start
Il and developing some or that nghting
= spirit which brings gladness TO the
rams. the Colts won the last game OF
the series with Norfolk yesterday by
the telling score OF S to 2. despite the
/ many predictions that they were out
Chased Frequent taps with tho will
i4low. good coaching and splendid box
work by Rapp. were the chief causes
'of the local victory. ls
Umpire! Henderson took to the fleld
when Crowley, President wllIfams's
latest recuit ofiicioted behind tho bat
with tho indicator. In general, the
work OF the two was satiafa Dry
though by no means perfect. That the
errors on tho part OF the arbitcrs were
+ overlooked is due to the fact that the
Colts were on the winning end. and
slight mistakes under that condition
make little difference.
. EEnn Tnps for Home Run.
Probably the most Interesting of all
the features OF the day was the home
run which Egan got In tho seventh.
scoring himself and McCabe 1t was
not the longest hit ever made on the
grounds but It was, nevertheless, a.
dandy, and clinched the nails already
driven in Stark's coffin. for the game
was won before that. The fact that
five OF tho Colts-Cowan, Wallace,
aIartin. NioCabe and Rapp-made dou-
bles during the session. indicates that
j the weak point In the series before had
ibeen strengthened In the parlance Of
the tribe. the Colts had regained their
batting eye.
v Yielding exhibitions creditable to
hhe big show were pulled off with a
regularity which was pleasing to tho
old guard. McCabe made great catch
siof Babb's nasty foul fly In tho fourth
and got applause. Phelan also came
tn for fielding honors and so did
lBabb, while Martin was the star ac-
lcepting eleven chances without the
sign OF misplay. and many OF these
chances were OF the difficult variety.
Double Plays Help Some.
There were two double plays, both
putting effectual check to scoring pos
Sibilities Martin and pobson figured
an ono, while Babb. Law and Phelan
were the actors in the other. Several
embryonic runs were nipped tn the
bud. and a few moro were stopped at
1.-THE plate. 1t was a pretty perform
hnce, and doubly SO because Of a local
victory. The wrangling over decisions
;lof the previous games gas pleasantly
lacking. and for that reason the game
was played In much less time than
any of the previous ones.
Fl. Richmond started the run-getting IN
the very first inning, and after two
were down. Baker and Wallace were
81 both easy outs. Baker rolling from
Block to Law. and Wallace popping to
III Law. McCabe singled and went to
3 second, when Kircher booted the hit
Isgan walked. and Martin poked
s. fine drive to right. which scored Nc
Egan going to second on tho hit, and
4 advancing to third on the tflrow-in
MATHS was out on bouncer to Dodge
4 The second was unproductive, Dob
Son dying via the second to- first route
z on q piff1ing roller. Cowan waited out
-four bad ones. but; was caught trying
a to steal, Dodge taking the throw
Il Tapp famed. One nearly, got over
Fl IN the third. Baker was out on
i foul to Phelan- Wallace tumbled from
4 Shird to first on a fast grounder.
& lAdcCabe was hit by Stark. but Egan
jcould do nothing but pop to Dodge,
and there was ono left
Cowan's Double Scored Dobson.
B Martin. first up in the fourth. was
Aooled, and struck at three without
4 connecting. MATHS hit to left, but
was caught going down, Bnbb taking
( the throw this time Dobson hit to
left and stole second, though 1t did
4 look as II he was caught. Howsom-
ever Cowan doubled, and Dobson
scored. Then Rapp hit what looked
like an easy out, but Law let It get
AWAY from him.. md Cowan scored on
the misplay. Baker forced the pitcher
at second from Dodge to Babb.
The NTH opened in good style. Wal
Lace doubled and Mccabe put him on
CONTINUED on Second sPago.) I1;9T-
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