The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
ny GUS MALBERr.

'esentinE a solid front. with the
up again intact, Richmond waded
Petersburg yesterday out at the
lot and took the last OF the series
score OF 6 to g..
lille Baker wan back in the game.
his presence at tho top OF the
proved helpful. for he walked
be and hit safe once out OF four
TO the front. The boy was by
means In good shape. and therefore
IN Revellc ran the bases for him.
aging In two OF the six scores
ltted to the locals. McCabe decided
ne last moment that no would NOT
North. and SO he. too. aided in The
tgettinS by crossing once during
proceedings. o
no whole gamut OF baseball was
during the eight and one-half
ngs played There was home run
three base hit; singles and dou-
i also were produced Bases on
IS. etrikeouts. wild pitches, stolen
IS, double playg. good base running.
r base running, good fielding and
fielding, and umplring OF that dir
INT kind-all OF these things we're
,ented 10 the banner crowd OF the
ION. despite the threatening clouds
,ch remained gathered during the
ning's entertainment But the
I'D liked 1t all.
Petershur. Out I'm Mnsse.
rom the noisc made 1t was at once
aren't that Petersburg was depopu
I'd yesterday. and the sturdy sons
daughters of the Cockade city
hered here In the good town Of
hmond. Even at the risk OF being
down in tho try class, those self
10 visitors literally made the weIkin
3. And those pretty. yes. very
tty, girls. who came over-but that
absolutely nothing to do with a
eball story.
lowever, when. in the second in.
s. Petersburg started after the
Is. who gathered three tallies in the
ner, collective soprano voice en-
ly drowned the BASES and bassos
N the Appomattox. and, without
paraging the ability Of Hcinie
lchs ball tossers. it's dollars 10
les River catfish that that soprano
20 had as much to do with bringing
SO three Goober runs across as any
or one thing.
IL larry Hnnnifan Undonc.
AIRY Hcnnifan. mighty good look
boy. whose identity Is no longer
GUIDED in mystery. seeing as how he
no very gent who unkindly parked
all once when Richmond was ahead
won the game for his side, was In
box. Larry. during the several
RS In which he has kept, Virginia
que Company on various teams, has
10 quite reputation for himself.
/, truth to tell, he can pitch mighty
d ball. The weather yesterday, so
is said. was unpropitious for gen
men of Larrys frame. That's why
hmond managed to gather three
~ scores in the first inning-enough
keep the Colts from losing had they
n unable to make tho circuit again.
aker, as usual under normal condi
IS. was the first to face the barrto,
walt the drop OF the flag. He
+, not overly anxious, and SO above.
Crowley, about whom trifle more
er. to call two strikes. Then he
tied a little longer and Larry was
I'd enough to toss four wi1e ones,
sr which Baker was on first. Arthur
.llace, the premier sticker of the
que, was next up, which is also
5Ial. Arthur has never forgiven
hnifan for knocking that ball over
fence. and returning kind with
d, duplicated in the first inning of
game yesterday. n
4 High Over Left Field Fence.
I was q beautiful drive. high over
field fence. and Booe never had a
nce to ret 1t, though he made a
perate try. Both Baker and Wall
J scored. McCabe, heat out an in
? hit, and Truck Egan worked Han
in for the second pass of the inning.
ttin, with q neat sacrifice, sent Inc
men on bases ahead a notch. Egan
the right thing. and took a hig
off second. and Mace made q quick
bw to got him. It was a bad peg,
1.-the hall bounced over Busch's
nlder, McCabe scoring and Trrc'.
hg!4 to third. Maths hit to Bowen
Egan started for home. but mover
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