The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Roanoke at Richmond. .
DhnHilic nj Norfolk.
LyuciburE mt Petersburg.
ny GUS M.ALHEnT.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]


nanvilie, Va. May 3.-In a game
which almost broke up in IA row. and
(which did break mp in piece of work
which put the Colts back in the infant
class OF baseball knowledge, Danvilie
1on, 10 {.
Ask the spectators, and they VIII say
Iha. Il Was great game. because the
CHAMPS won. ana ,son after The very
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.aE No:Eaa q 5ztrG then re- stole sec
enc Twa On one down. ana Laughlin
~ Ntssiy, sullivan walked him. I'LL
iaS the corners. Frye, neXtup, touled
one aa6 took one. making II TWO TO
nothing Re turned 10 argue with the
jumps. and Sully sisnaled for n fast re-
turn which was good baseball and
should have counted. but that Jack
dropred the ball and then tried for
the play, hitting Frye on the head and
'orcinE the winning run across.
Bnker Indy Treated.
Baker. with 81 perfectly justifiable
kick, was about as meanly manhandlcd
could well be in the closing scenes Of
the eighth.
The play happened as will now he
narrated. Laughlin was safe when
Jack Barker missed his high foul. which
F lie should have allowed either Sullivan
or Baker to get; but he wanted 10
hog il ALL" and that's where he really
laid the trap for his own downfall
Fryc hit ono deep TO Martin and beat il
out, filling first and second. Alexander
hit 70 Baker, who, IN the judgment of
many in the grandstand and in the
Judgment OF myself. tagged third,
where Laughlin had been forced, and
threw to Cowan. completing what
looked like a pretty double. The jumps
out a first, but held Laughlin safe at
third
The little third bRseman began MAX
ing his protests in no uncertain tones.
and II was all right for Cook to slap
the fine on him, which he did Then
smith. OF the Bugs. but,ed in and
Eaker and he had an argument. 1t did
not amount 10 a whole lot but the pco-
PIE who sat M in the Srandstand want
ed something To happen. Oh, 10 iha
ncid went about six policemen, the
MAYOR OF this city aud private detcc-
tive whose name is Tucker lie
grabbed Baker and yanked him from
pillar 10 r'st, while the crowd in the
stand g;tartd- al The lsO-pound hero
hustling the colossus Of lis ROUNDS
gross 10 tile players bench
Aiier il vas al over. the jumps Who
mad vented his grievance in timing the
player allowed him 10 continue, mich
10 The dsploasure OF The aforcmcn-
toned officials, BE il said to the credi,
OF those having charge Of the bal! club
thar tiey mad no part III all Of INC
wranglng.
Bhrkcr Rc.pon.ihic.
3.H Locking back over the game IA
Is directly responsible for Ii not heinz
down in the won column Lis ne
errors We're both costly and resulted
II scores, when the side should hav,
X htcn rellred easily. #All OF which pocs
to prove tina; a pitcher should not ,r,
for too many iielding chances. Me:
iasjudgmen, Of Bradyi* rs % left IL
the eighth. also contributed 10 IN,
run getting Of I've local club
Richmond tapped the run fount /,
The very first Baker wnlkcd. s,ul,
second and third. ana scored on Nc
Cabe's out, second TO arst.
Two more We're dug from tho wcl
tBi In the third Wallace hit for a don
BILE to right Went 10 third on cogsii,s
tumble of Mc's grassciiitcr, but va!
caught a; The pla7c Nc stole second
and Egan walked yotn walked. Will
Wallace went out Martin getting
life through tho choice 81 Morgan
The bases were fun when MATHS Dc
tvercd TO centre, scoring r;gam an
McCabe. Cowan stoppcd further BON