The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19

Pushing ii over Just as it happened.
Richmond scored two real runs, both
earned. Norfolk scored four runs
none Of which were earned, but all
four of which count. Illuminating
this statement is the announcements
that Richmond made five horrible
foozles, all OF which helped the adj
versaries, while the lonesome miscue
OF the invaders failed to enter into
the argument. so YOU could notice it.
James Vance deserved TAR better
treatment than he received from his
friends and helpmates. He pitched a
real and regular ball game, and until
Connie Bresnahan and Doc Newton
got mixed up with couple OF ground
balls batted at them, had not been
scored upon.
The Colts loaped the barrier in their
part 90 the second 1t matters not
that two had been retired, since fol-
lowing that happening came knock
ny Charley PieH, after which he pill
fered second, all Of which was, in turn,
followed by two base clout by Con-
ME Bresnahan This scored Picz
That one run vas the only thing the
Colts We're able 10 accomplish until
the ninth. when the second check
was niched
piez Was rather badly injured in
the fifth. and will be out Of the lineup
for several days. He had hit a rather
freak double To right, and in strctcn-
ing the tap over ran second. In an
attempt to make quick stop, he
wrenched his knee and had TO be
carried from the field Doctors OPP
penhimcr and Jordan attended him
animation that he would probably be
able To get into a uniform by the
early part of next week
The injury TO Picz added the nnish-
ing touch To an already dcmoraliXed
ontht After mis- inforced absence
from the lineup. the Grinmen wiltcd,
cracked and split. Carter was sent in
as relief man, and, Though lie did all
that he possible could. the task was
hopeless The jinx had returned, and
the jinx had claimed his own.
II was in the fourth that the lowly
Tars brought RiSl snond TO grief, and
they didn't have Ia try hard at that.
hircher drew n hit, being the nrst
10 arrive At the plate, Long was in.
structed 10 advance him base, and
did using the sacrifice route Schrader
hit 10 right, but Bill Laval's quick re-
turn kept liirchtr from counting
though Gus took second on the throw
IN Stewart was up, and. rather than
take a chance at the catcher hitting
he was given a pass. filing the sacks
and giving an opportunity for a force
Play N the platter. Rlausscr hit true
70 form, but Bresnahan booted. ant
kirscher came over. Following thi.
bi' of lurid ork, Staub hit one at 30,
Newton, but Newton. too was in yer,
much of hurry, and missed the sec
ond opportunity. His throw 10 Ralcy
IN an effort TO retrieve himself II,
stopping Staub after Schradcr hae
crossed was Wide. and then RalcN
further added things by Juggling
few minutes, during which Stewar
cashed
Not satisfied that those three run
would be enough. the Griffmcn CAV,
the visitors sim another in the sixth
Staub again was treated kindly b,
Bresnahan. who threw his chance I,
right field. allowing Blausser. who ha,
beat his inheld roller. to score. ant
Staub TO walk 10 third
An abortive rally was made h,
Richmond in the ninth. Laval an,
Griffin each hi doubles. which sho
Bill homeward, Joe Kircher thel
yanked his portpaw. Weeder, and sen
Jack Shenn in. Shenn got in troubl
by walking Raley. Doc Newton cam
10 the front with chance to advanc
Steve and Raley. He attempted tw
forcing Raley at second and beinj
nailed at first. Jay Rogers. selecte
from the bench, was shot across to hi
for Carter and walked, but Brcsnaha
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