The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
STANDING or TIE cLuns.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
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Dnnriiic nj Norfolk.
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fhchinond left the. post in a flourish
Yesterday in the second game win
Shaushnossy's volunteer organization
from Roanoke and BY sprinting In each
OF the eight laps. managed to get FAR
thcr and farther away from tho trar :
ers until tho finish found the locals
under the wire winners BY The score
OF u to /.
Not for single Instant were the
Magic City lads dangerous. The Tigers
had been tanned by the awful irub-
bling which they received THURSDAY.
and were ready to he led bv 81 strlur
or to eat out OF the hands OF their
captors. Prlichard. the topliner of
ShnuEhncssy's pitching staff. secured
the honor Of being allowed to prescn,
his assortment of foo1crs So we'll ala
the Colts like his offerings that Twenty
Juicy binTlcs were takcn from him
IN just eight innings. darkness end
ing the game
MIKE All Kinds of nins.
Everything except /; home run lis
credited against him. aud The four
sucker would have featured. TOO. but
that the fence Intercepted some OF tho
harder drives. II furnished amltse-
incnt for the fans. because IL has been
Il long time since Richmond has had
ball club which was 50 handy with
tho willow. In The last FIVE games
played tho locals have scored II total
Of scventyiive runs. enough to win
Il pcnnant in any league.
Shaughncssy started the melee. and
Pierce. who was PIT forward by Sui
Ivan To play a return date and in
structcd 10 make amends for his tray-
esty of the day before. was good
enough to walk him. Not content with
this treatment the visiting manager
-t.x1.s IN---
sayed the role OF slabman the day
before, sent him around the circuit
with single to centre
Blanks were served Roanoke until
the sixth. In that frame Pierce per
formed Il rcmarkahlc feat. lie struck
out Holland. the first man 10 face ann.
allowed l'rcssly. to double 10 left,
walked Shields and walked Dotson
filling the corners.
Then TO make certain he walked
Wilkcrson, forcing In rrcssly. Pritch-
ard hit 10 centre scoring Dotson and
Shields Fierce brnccd and with Il
final effort struck out Gardin. He
had tho honor Of striking out three
men in that inning. hut lie also ha;
tho honor IL he wants ii ,ha, way. of
heing directly responsible for tho scor-
ing which was done. This was ali
that Roanoke could do.
Score In MI nut Fifth.
Aftcr Baker had grounded in the
first for Tho locals. Wallace hit to
lef,, McCabc did the same thing.
filling frs, ana second. F:gan vent
oni TO left. but Martin and MATHS
both singled. scoring Alac AMI Wal
lace. After this duet OF runs there
was no stopping tho Colts. Two bases
on balls. 2 hit and - passed ball by
rotson gave another In the second.
y base on balls. with stolen base. an
error by Gardin. ana hits by MATHS
and sullivan added two In the third
Three were chalkcd up In the fourth.
resulting from two passes. Wallnce's
three base hit. and II wild pitch by
Pritchard The NTH was the only
frame In which Richmond was blank
cd One came In the sixth on Wal
lace's single, Pritchard's error. and
Egan's binSle 10 centre. The seventh
was productive of . couple more but
tho eighth was tho banner session.
MI nine of Richmond's sluggers faced
Pritchard then, and siN OF them man
aged 10 connect safely one OF which
happened 10 be triple to lcft-ccntrc
by Truck, all OF which resulted In six
runs.
II was another slugfest. and every
man on the team got hit. Wallace
setting a record for the sea son by
getting five out of five trips to the
front. a double and n triple figuring