The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-23
Holds College Batsmen
Safe While Hulcher Is Found
at Opportune Moments.
Donahue and Harrison Star
at Bat. Blue and White Do
Well on Bases

Richmond college suffered IT.
second consecutive defeat yesterday
afternoon. Washington and Lee win
ming by a score of 8 to /. Atnou8hs
the visitors secured only four more
hits than the locals. practically III
OF them came at opportune moments
The Virginia Generals had FULLY
recovered from their defeat Friday
afternoon by the sons OF old Ell. ana
showed spirit from the time Umpire
Fred Westervelt called the game uus
til the last ball was tossed. Cons
sistent hitting and run-getting In the
first FIVE innings put the game on
ice for them and after this they
began to run wild on the bases. Ono
of the prettiest pieces of work during
the game was the double steal pulled
off by Stewart and PEBBLES.
Moryey Pitches Well.
On the mound for the lexington
ers hit him freely at every stage OF
the game. he kept the bingles we'll
scattered. Richmonds lone run came
in the initial inning when Beale sue
ceeded in placing one of Morvey'ss
henders In safe territory after 9.NeA
lowed Beale with an easy one to the
infield which resulted in an out.
With two outs Lewis placed a mics.
one in left field, scoring Beaie. Lewis
also led his teammates IN hitting, SCI
curing two singles and a double out
of four trips to the rubber. His
fielding was also well worthy OF mem.
ton.
Hulcher and Scales, the star bat
terry for Mcclure University college
last year, did the battery work for
the locals. Although the youngster
pitched good ball the visitors were too
much for him and fattened their bat-B
ting average on his twisters. Scaless
throws to the bases were rather htxl1
and the Generals succeeded Ia
stealing total OF nine bases, two
of which came at one time. s5sa
Donahue Bangs Bali.
Donahue, playing short for the vis-s
itors. carried off the batting honors
of the game, obtaining triple, double
and a single. He made the first run
of the game by TRIPPING to left-center.
scoring when Harrison duplicated the
act, He also showed form In the
field. having seven out and one assist
to his credit without an error.
Harrtson-who, by the way, halls
from Richmond-was seen In the
right garden for the visiting team He
was a member OF the Richmond Acad-
envy pitching staff last year Out Of
i've times up he got triple and q
double. on each occasion sending IN
6ISelu Oh MIN.
Only one error was chalked IN
against the Generally while tho
Spiders made Ave, all OF which should
have been easy outs. Morvey made
the lone FUN BILE for the visitors when
he let an easy one get through fta
legs in the sixth inning
Huicher on Mound.
The locals lineup was slightly
changed yesterday from Fridays
game. Hulcher. who will hold down
the initial sack when he Is not in the
box. being on the firing line. AM
carrow. the second sacker, shifted t0
first; Wiley was brought In from cen-s
ter to second and was replaced ~
Lewis, a brother of n. Lewis.
Snead received large cash on hin
right arm in Fridays game, and 49,
unable to play. Captain Beale also
suffered injuries In the initial gauae.
but they were not serious enough 10
prevent him entering the game yes
terday
The Spiders will play their third
game Monday afternoon at the new
Broad street park against the Medical
College of Virginia. Dixon or Duva1
will pitch for the Red and Blues, and
| Doc" Yancey Ayres will be on the
firing line for the sawbones. From
| the showing the Medicos have MAIDS
against the Union Theological semi.
nary the Richmond Col1egians, th&
Spiders believe that they have a good
chance to win game.
The score: