The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-22


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Some Opponents.
THE COLTS COME HOME with
the Shipbuflders as their opponents to-
day after having dropped two OF the
past three games to the tailenders
The fact that they have SUCCEEDED
In trouncing the Colts so badly dur.
ing the past series as we'll as most OF
attract many fans to see them.
Man on the Mound.
DOC AYREs seems to Dc the 1871
cal one to do the hurting stunt. al
though Harry Griffin may be sent to the
hilltop. The doctor can De depended
upon to stop them and viii probably
be the pitcher in the hopes OF tak-
ing the first OF the series strain VIII
most probably be worked again sat
urday.
WALTER SMAILWOOD started
yesterday and the Shipblulders mace
things decidedly uncomfortable for the
youngster who was replaced py
Strain. He also got his and Laval was
finally sent In. The Shipbuflders
rated all Of them about alike and
garnered an even dozen bingles for
q total of eleven tallies.
Makes Circuit Drive.
pound the ball and secured homer
as we'll as a single. The speed boy
is becoming more valuable to the
Colts each game and Is one OF the
most consisten batters and heiders
who has ever played in this circuit.
Hurlers We're Wild.
LAMPING THE SUMMARY re-
.eals the why Of the defeat yesterday.
While the dozen hits made by the
parts. 1t was the wildness exhibited
by the Colt pitchers which really
caused their downfall Strain is
credited with walking five men, while
Laval. when he was introduced to the
mound after about two years alb
sence 1urnlsned nine with free Trans
portation.
Sanuiotter LONG wen.
beoh AhloN was ano'hsr oI me
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,.,,ch nat team Mas non have haen
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ara and !, Ia honed thai no will work
rsas >"e ~ >e'N
Umpires Again.
THE LEAGUE OFFICIALS are hav-
ing their troubles with umpires this
season Kennedy failed to show up In
Norfoik yesterday ana Two players
were forced TO oincate. ~ is reported
that thei. WORK was nucn more Satis-
factory than was that OF the regular
man. Monoay, Soisate Iaheo 10 APP
pea. az Ne~po,, ue,,. anu ne" liaii
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W.T., w. TIL. Or.
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knew nothing Of tho ,ro,,hIes with
the umpires and that Holiday was a
new one to him. Nothing has been
heard OF Clarke. who worked during
one of the league games. His work
was entirely satisfactory and it would
probably be to the advantage of the
league to sign him regularly,
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They Come Back,
THE TARS managed to get hack at
in a close game that was not decided
until the final frame.
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Jockey Club and Gambling.
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