The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
STANDING or THE ct1,ns
WHEnE THEY PLAY TODAY.
no further gnmes scheduled

Skaters Tars walked away with
the mrs, game Of tho last touh,e-
lheader of the season at Broad stree.
iark yesterday afternoon. tho score
being TO |. CASTOR did the mound
work TOR the visitors and allowed
hu, * scattered hits. while four or.
lors md two h',s in the fourth in
ping Melted Norfolk four runs
DOC Ayers yielded ten hits. two OF
whiG were for three bases by Cor.
don and B!gbi-. while Hinton sluRged
IN pellet Tor two two-baggers
ne Colts won the second game. s
70 }, after several exciting incidents.
hSoie. the hrst man up in tho fourth
vas MT over the left eye with a
sl'ehed BAH. Perryman started to-
wards the batter to render assistance
ald Bigbie threw his bat a, Perry
pan This act disguised the specta-
lots. ana during the excitement and
argument over tina incident one
spectator was struck in the face sew
erai times BY another spectator the
police finally quieted the crowd and
1ne game progressed.
Young CeCrary. who started for the
Iars, was relieved In the attn in
ming by Frank Dunn. the Collegiau
pitcher from whom the Colts secured
Blk scattered hits. netting three runs.
six hits were made off Alccrarv be-
1ore ne handed the bag to Dunn with
ave runs trcke-d away in 1t for the
colts.
The First Gnrne.
Riohmonds lone run Of the nrs,
game was made in the first Inning.
Gran drew a pass Garman singled to
left. Both advanced base on Gas
IONS wild howe TO second Burke
walked, filing the bases.
Carter sent out felder's choice.
Gran getting at the plate. Grimn hit
one too not for Nircher to handle and
Garman scored. With the hit and run
on. MeComas failed to connect and
Burke was an easy out at tho plate.
Griffin stole second. McComas went
tout second to first.
Norfolk secured one run in the first
after two men were down. Hinton
lined the ball over third base for two
bags and scored on Gordon's three
base-hit to centre Walters flied to
Carter for the third out
Both Sides were retired In order In
lthe second and third.
The fourth Inning was comedy Of
errors resulting to the good of Shat
Hers men. Hinton, the first man nm.
on Ayerss error. Hinton going TO
second. Grimm dropped an easy throw
iand Walters landed safe at first. flling.
the bases. Bigbie laid down n felder's
,choice. McComas sending the bail to
iGarman who muffed it. Bigbie landed
safe and Hinton scored. Shamer sent
a grounder TO McComas whose throw
npped Gordon at the plate. Lucia
threw wild 10 Garman and Walters ana
Bigbie crossed the rubber. Shaffer
scored when Braun hit to centre. Braun
pilfered second and died at third on
Gastons grounder to McComas, Keller
sent an easy one to Garman at FIRST.
The sixth inning looked dangerous
when Bigble hit to centre for three
bases after Walters had died ut first.
hut Shaffcr popped n fly to Grimm who
doubled Bigbie at third.
Norfolk added another run in the
eighth when Hinton hit for two bases
and scored on Gordon's hit to centre.
Walters sacrificed. Bigble went out.
ddcComas to Garman. and Shaffer
j6iruck at three. Both sides were
easily retired in the ninth.
The Second Game.
Shaffer sent young MoCrary to the
mound in the second game, while
,Grihin selected Perryman. Neither side
scored In the first inning. though
Burke, after two men were out. lined
la three Dagger Into deep centre. Car
ter went out on foul fly
Richmond took the lead in score
lContinucd on Third Page.)