The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
COLTS WIN TWO
FRO N RED SOX
Continued From First Pase)
already splendid career as member
OF the local OUTFIT
ONLY One Mnnrhna Secnnd


OF the local OUTFIT
Only One Nenches Second.
Two OF the hits which so TO the
credit OF the visitors were assembled
In the last box, which accounts for
the invasion Of second snck. In all
thirty one men faced him, one OF which
reached nrst by the pass route. an
other because Lucia let third strike
get away from MIN and the other
four surplus tossers arriving through
the four hits mentioned.
In all Ira pitched exactly eighty
four balls. twenty-siX Of which were
not over the rubber and Nrty six of
which were strikes Two o. his throws
went as fouls. being hit TO unfair
territory after two strikes had been
called on the batter. When ii is taken
into consideration that Waiter John
son recently established worlds re-
cord for the minimum number OF
thrown balls in a fun nine-inning
game at seventy two, tie record made
by Ira is not SO poor.
so far as the game proper is con-
cerned. it began and ended in the first.
for then Il Nas that the Colts jumped
all over the top of Harry Griffin.
pounding him for four hits. which net
ted three tallies. Priest, Griffin. MATHS
and Charles did the clouting. and Crit
I'm. Martin and MATHS counted, Priest
nearly counted. but overlooked little
thing like touching the plate. and so
was called out when Mace tagged him
Foxy Steve pulled another bright bit
OF work in that same box. During the
discussion as to whether Priest was
out or not, Griffin took q lead off third.
and Mace heaved to Cooper. Grif
grabbed tho pellet and threw IL to
the ground. saving his hide. He would
have been out had the jumps witnessed
what was going on. but My. Wilson
was husily engaged in discussion.
and so he returned safe
Priest Circles Daees.
gr.est gave an exhibition OF ciroline
r., the NTH, when he scored the fourth
run OF the first game. He was on
through his infeld bingle. and with
Griffin up, went the distance from /
first to third on the sacrifice. Wallace's
sscrlho fly brought him over. In fact,
s.riest was the Marathoning kid on
tie hassooks all afternoon.
In the seventh Priest counted the
last time for the Colts. arriving on . !
Aelder's choice. The delayed steal
took him to second Mace was slow
returning the ball TO Harry Griffin, !
and before the pitcher could turn tol
make the throw Johnny was on the
spot To top u off. when Steve Griffin |
sacrlhced again Johnny did nothing
but travel home. while the out was
being made
Hnuien Forced 10 Retire.
The second contest opened with
@erks doing the honors for Richmond.
much 10 the displeasure OF he crowd.
which was especially anxious to see
Noeue go the route OF two games es
peoially after his brillian, perform
ance in the nrst Cowan thought, diff
ferently. and Hanks was the nnai Sc
lection. with Jobson, let out by the To-
cells, oppoTng him Thus II was an
ex-Sox twirler against an ex-Colt
twirler Jcbson had the better OF the
argument, for Hanks, after having been
hit nine times including a double ana
triple. for FIVE scores, was forced to
retire and verbou, substituted
In the I'VE following innings VERMONT
did his work in great style. only three
tingles counting against him. and no
Two comins together. But one man
reached third. Not only that. but lie
started the rally in the eighth which
brought home the game. +, IS a game
10 verbouts credit, and he richly de-
serves #.
schrader started the downtau Of
Hanks when he hit at rriest with such
force that John was unable to handle
the wallop Tenn jackson singled,
Cooper doubled ana Boyne tripled. ~
sulting in three ;allies
hit hy Cooper I'm the third went
through Mtttis. which let the visitor
Get 10 third. from whore ne scored on
Mayberry's. hit. which Priest stopped,
hat coufdn't handle One more was
added In the fourth on Grinin't hit. lob
sons sacrihce Cowau's passed hall ana
Jackscn's binslc. When punviuc wss
retired so was Hanks. and the MIN
cav Nerbout in the centre Tho story
OF what ha did has already been told.
Jobsons Waterloo
Jobson Travelled to the eighth IN
ming with but two hits recorded
against him, and these two came one
each in the orst and second Trus
he had been scored on In the seventh.
but 81 was a lucky score. Griffin drop
ped Mattis's ny, Walker was safe on
Mtyberry's lz2le OF his groundor and
when Kaufman threw in to GO, Hattis
Mace let the throw get away.
The eighth was tho big Waterloo
frame Nerbout started with nj
Priest walked and Griffin hit. choking
the bags Wallace hit and Priest and
verbout crossed. Things looked good
for Grimm was on third and Wallace
on frst with none down Martin
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