The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
ANOTHER NINTH
INNING RALLY
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can get it, kid" and Martin did get
il, tagging the bag on the run, fore
ing Block, and making perfect peg
without ever letting up Staub stop
ping at first by yards.
1t was an awfully lucky double, for
Curtis. the next up. singled peanti-
fully to right, which would certainly
pushed Staub over. too. But even
Curtis got Sick after Witnessing this
performance by the resuscitated Colts,
and mapped q while just off the first
corner Lucia SAW 1t and tipped Jawn
to make the he3Ne, which means that
Curt was caught in between first and
second and run down, Grill making the
walk Babb was the recipient of the
gift, and Dodgcs sacrifice put him
tag.
Visitors Score Twice.
The visiting chalkmarks were hung
out In the fourth. and one OF the two
resulted from Verbout's second and last
down. Kircher laced 10 left. and Char
lie went on to third kircher stole on
the nrst throw. but Block popped TO
Johnny. Two were down and two on.
with Staub up. Staub is usually hard
man to put down, but ne iortcd TO Mat
It's, and Ralph made a grand run to
the fence for the ball. got his hands on
1t. and then let It get away. The
error. and so Staub gets double. while
Babb and Kircher both counted.
Here's where the Colts started fight
ing. Maths was let down easy at first.
Arthur Wallace. laboring under the ap-
plause OF the entire audience. made
his how. II e picked the one he liked.
and Just TO give variety. poked. TO right.
Now not a soul would ever suspect Ar
thur of trying to stretch single inf
NaiI ma
opinion, and leisurely fielded the tap.
But Wallace never tarried at first. and
kept on 10 second. resting safe. TO the
surprise of the whole Norfolk outfit.
Martin hit straight at Babb, but there
never was chance to stop the drive.
so Wallace crossed. Martin. like Cur
tbs. suffered from wearincss. and he
was retired when f1nneran made a.
quick turn, throwing 10 Babb. who
blocked Jack away from the bag.
Charles stopped the onslaught with his
smack. which Finny knocked down.
Fighting Spirit Aroused.
But the lighting spirit was aroused,
though I lay dormant for exactly three
more boxes, during which Norfolk had
the exquisite pleasure OF being In the
van. Priest, in the eighth. started III
with his drive to left after Verbout was
down Griffin was N, and again he
sem GrltSt Gown Dy worrying Flnner4n.
He did moro. He coaxed four balls out
OF that same steady twirler. Maths
then hit TO Babb, and nearly everybody
thought that there would be nothing
doing. for Babb handled the ball well.
tossing to Dodge. forcing Grif. The
trouble was that the usually dependa bile
second sacker. though he had plenty
OF time. hurried too much in his at.
tempt 10 complete the double and
therefore threw wild to Foiles Priest
had kept on TO third on the force or
Griffin. and when the pail rolled TO the
fence he came over, Maths, however,
was little slow getting to second,
and was caught at tho sack by Foiles's
throw 10 Dodge But the score was
tied. >
The Tars got nasty IN tho ninth and
made things entirely too unpleasant
for comfort Babb vas good enough.
giving Griffin an easy chance. hut
Lodge was not SO kind. Hitting back
OF third base. on which Martin made
| another great slap. but couldn't re-
cover In time 70 get the heaye across
Kircher made his second hill TO left
advancing Dodge TO third. and then
he stole second before anybody got
wind enough to stop him Here waa
: only one down and e man ON aeaond