The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
#Ii RESULTS YESTERDAY.
( Richmond, -: DuuNlic, ..
Norfolk, &; LynrhhurG, u.
PctcrsburE, :; Roanoke, 3.
STANDING or THE CLuBs.
WHERE TulsY PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond ut Dnnvilc.
Roanoke MT Petersburg.
EynchburG nj Norfolk
NJ GUS MALBEnT.
Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l

M Danville. Va. May .,--The Colts es-
tablished new record for the nun
her OF runs scored by any team since
the organization OF the Virginia
K League. by drubbing Danville 81 to
NJ 2 this afternoon in Il game which
was played in exactly one hour and
forty-fvc minutes--rcmai'k fast
time, considering the score.
Sid Lodge MAS tie feature evcnt OF
day fraught vii. features for Sulli-
vans hearties. Gone may be excused
for calling them hcartics after to-
days performance lie duplicated
Schrader's trick Of yesterday. making
home run in left field. and added
to his record by getting single and
a double in six times up This was his
first offense at reaching first via the
hit route since tho season begun, and
he Was the happiest OF n happy lot
2 fter the game.
3.#It is cruel to say that Richmond
made tile Bugs look like a bunch OF
back -lotters. but that is the only eX-
preston which quite fills the bill. 1t
wasn't bali game. but Marathon.
with the Colts handing the Johnny
Hayes Ia the local c'ndcrpathers, ~
few Richmond fans happened in the
Erandstand during the runaway race.
Hnu niiu the ueSI lllillp lOl. lntiT liNtS
watching the ten second men go
around the corners.
Things came fast and furious I'm the
first session, and ten runs were made
off of Hanks before the session ended.
Hanks was tho victim selected yes
terday, but he managed to get loo
LauEhlin to pull him down after two
innings of punishment. To-day he
wanted to stick, but six hits. couple
Of bases the balls. aided by two errors.
allowed the Colts TO travel up and
down the line nearly twice before
MATHS stopped the misery ny flying
TO Alexander in loft. On the second
so round. LauEhlin took pity, and
henched the betty Hanks, retiring
himself substituting Il callow youth.
who answers to the title Of Cutey
Boland, on the mound and Smith. who
worked for Petersburg last year, be-
hind the bat. - II
There was no use. Nothing could
stop those ambitious Colts They had
-swats in their hats for even The
mighty Mnthewson, had he been on
tap. Just look Mt The box score II
In doubt. sixteen hits were made II,
all-slx off Of Hanks in ono Inning
and ten off of Boland In the remain
Ing eight, and they went from soup {
nuts. IN the StlCklnE line Iif
Every ,inn Gets iii.
Every single man on the club made
as many as one hit. Martin. Maths
and Lodge getting three apiece, and
every single man on tho team made
a run even Johnny Vcrbout. while
Martin and Wallace made tile circuit
four times each. Records went soar
Ing. and everybody was satisfied Will
the days work, but the 400 panvill,
fans who went ont 10 The park
Here is tho story of that memorable
Inning. Hanks smiled Then he threw
four bad ones 10 Baker. who had IN,
sense to wait. and walked Waiiac,
let the first one come over in til,
groove, with.ut wlnctng lie fomc,
the second;'on+'an attempt 10 sacrifice
Two and nothing. with the big fellow
In the hole. But Tie next. OH Tho
4 next. Down right field II went for ;
single, and II was so well placed thai
Baker went TO third. Nc. batted one
SO fast toward second that II hit Ump,
Cook who couldn't get out Of tht
way and he was safe. with the corner.
filled. ESan. the cleanup man va.