The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

doubled TO left-centre No more runs
were made b. the Colts during ths.rI
ak remaining tries. merely because no
moro runs were needed.
Score on Errors.
Two Of the Tar counts were Iarze-
~ gift offerings. and came In the
fourth Bussey walked EIournoy. ana
carter did the wonderful thing BY
dropping Walterss easy loft Lusky
was OUT on Il drive TO Ralcy. and Gas
Ton died over the same route on
Deunder, but Dodge hit &c Lett Tor two
which scored his mates The second
ana last visiting count also resulted
from pass Issued TO kcllar.. Hinton
MT MS fourth successive bang OF the
game. and on Grifiins error. crossed
inc most exciting incident Of the
hrst game came in the first half CT the
opening inning, when. after Keller had
beaten tap down lrst BASE line and
advanced bag on Kiroher's out. ne was
thrown out 1t ne plate trying 10 score
On lilntons single to left, remnant
ris king q perfect peg 20 Mace.
AS FOR The second encounter. well.
rs a long, sad story. but II must be
, ted. The regulation ter minute inter
ireshened b. hurried shower bath.
rcmped from the clubhouse. "Ah. an
ana another IAN. an shouted the null
/ utude I'VE viii. yea. verify we viii
smtte these NorfolNians good and hard
which is much the same thing as say
ms that d victory was expected But
there's many slip. etc
When Things Went Welt
Rogers and Perryman, for the Colts
ond Porter and Finneran. for the Tars.
was the announcement Persnirinr
Bows were copiously wiped and lie
game was on Dodge banged for 4.
single and Kellers sacrifice nut him
where he could score ii the needed
hinglet was forthcoming 1t was Kir
sher walloped past McConas and the
,ally was around. The honor OF the
Lead was shortlived. however After
the Tars were down in regulation ora.
or In the second Grihin-s men began
20 get busy. Raley tapped for safety
ara Tenant nearly beat his bunt. plac
ms John on second. Rogers delivered
and the score was tied
Nothing happened to rufflc a feather
until the sixth. The Tars mad grace
FUZZY retired in each round without
causing undue trouble Indeed. onIy
/ ohce did they advance as far rs the
midway house and tina: came after an
almost oNcusable error on the part OF
McComas. whCd he overthrew first.
nshdling keiler's drive, in the third.
3
inc Colts in the sixth. CRAFTS infeld
FOUNDER was safe. and when Porter
let one OF Finneran's wide curves fail
hehlnd him a few feet. Fred was on
second. Tenants terrific drive to
deep centre which Flounoy handled in
good styls. brought him over
one-Kun Lead, and Then
ihat ne-rnn lead was about the
nlgsest thing this side of Mount Me-
kinley until the eighth. The meanest
part OF 1t all is that two were out
whcn the noise started Porter
nreezed at three and E!nncran hit,
Ihen Dodge, always n dangerous man.
New 10 Burke, Finneran still being
held on third Keller followed with
a tap and Joe advanced ono bag, MI
ing hrst and second. Still nobody
scented trouble. When Nirsher got a
walk, hllinS the corners. there was
an apparent air OF uneasiness but no
display Of terror. though Hinton, the
heaviest sticier in the opposing bat
terry, followed. However, he did what
might have been anticipatcd-tore into
the grass, the ball passing Graf.
Baker and Tenant in succession.
When tho sphere was finally returned
to the diamond. the bases were cletr.
with the exception of Hinton. VINO
was OF third ana three had crossed.
But That wasn't all by any means
4 blEbie marched up and took his
healthy swing. emulating the example
set by him. Moreover his drive sent
Keller homoward. And still it wasn't
all Jack i'lournoy. discarded from
tho Colts. the fellow who really likes
umprcs. got hold of his club. 1t
was nothing less than n circuit swat
for tlournoy and he got it. counting
himself and Bigbic. Walters got his
bang before Porter ended the stress
full period by loftInS 10 McComas.
Most people Will say that it wasn't
much use to try after that upheaval,
but tho Colts felt differently. They
started the ninth as IL they would
not only mako II n tie, but actually
come to the front winners. Burke and
Raley hit In succession. Tenant
popped to left and Rogers hit to cen
tire Many thought that Burke might
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