The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
.MARSTON'S DELIVERY
PUZZLES SPIDERS
ltichmond College Defeated by Ran.
dolph-Macon In Important
Championship Game.
YELLOW JACKETS ARE SPEEDY
Flanagan Struck Out Twelve Men and
Walked Firc--Spidcrs' Inheld Did
Nice Work.

With slowness that stood out In
marked contrast to the ginger ard
speed ,i, or their opponents, and that a.
mond College baseball team los, their
Championship bout with Randolph
Macon yesterday by the score OF To /.
al no time during the game. except for
brief intervals. did the home team
display the dash and fight that has
made tho Spiders famous this year.
Thrir showing came AS "A sad disap-
poiptincnt to the many local adhcrents
VINO gathered in expectation of seeing
Il Spider victory. On the other Eand.
the, visitors played n pretty game OF
ih,aaii tlom star, 70 finish, and looked
r. large crowd I. turned out to SEQ
the game-,he nrst time that the Spid-
ers ana Yellow Jackets have met since
the Richmond College baseball team
defeated the Ashlanders here last win
ter. And with great part Of both
student bodies present. the air was
cheers.
spiler, errors. coupled with yellow
JACKET hiis' On the one hand, served
TO run up The total for the visitors.
Marstcn's delivery explains the low
scorc for tho home team. While tho
Spiders only made four errors 70 seven
Of the Msthodiats. the miscues Of the
former came ia lunches, and At times
while the misplays ~ the visitors were
60 scattered AS TO amount 10 very
Hitie III the result OF tnt game.
Flanagan, Who did tho hufling for
the locals. succeeded In tanning "A total
OF WE'VE 81 the Ashiandcrs. but he
sfecmsd unable 10 prevent them from
were needed. Also he issued i've passes.
and thus helped 10 pave the way for
s are se hsd 'sckst TALES. HIS shtse rec
defeat, and resulted In putting him In
holes from which II was very difficult,
to emerge without damage. On the
side OF strikeouts, he seemed TO be m
very good shape, and al ono time
sSfari $500 on, nso men IN row: bnt this
nfteI "p 5p.Y rr 20 ere nun. ahd thsn'
- on,ar, 81. NM o1ses on oatis.
=. apparently oecaino discouraged.
,iii9 9ton' On inc other mana, whl!e
Inn, Thnin'ns ohiy hessn OF the locals. held
lnem aown 10 three hits. Two oi which
Mtfo OF lhs scratch variety. hhd lasted
eeanck 'M No. III ri ,tcse,s 70 ths iniiiai
1Iii.nes. aI1o tSlhcca WORLDS 81 confidence.
In mo eeain go nm excellent support
on -, vac p'nShes,
,r MI ieasuIs 81 me game was some
pSr r,i.t "9Ik on ths part Of the
Win no or, tn, ~ ~. ~ ,inihe, Mheh,
has..s "o o"y uo" y ana Two men on
baen,p.is hlpbe1 W the oud. and both
Wiz -, ~ c,,i1ors coa
tho loneest S,, @p'G I,,i eonneeted Tor
siamme,i on, - a. Wy gaine "hsn he
his az, 49,, 49, /, mr. ger 10 ltti on
In ~. Up n w. ~ b'att.
.trncL 20. ~, ~ .'thIhE, M'rSton easily
struck our me hrsI three inen who op-
W., NM hna '.he"sst the INST three
t.pi for n,s'a M assIosed 81, ex-
second franz h. I lt..sL,,. w. 10y" ~ thc
am i."''iy ~" Sp!a.Ts scored their
i et,' for ',h,s,. ~. nfs' man 9p. MT to
shnrt.tnn ~ h.It pan ha!d Al the
VIZ ~, $50 ~ Trying 10 hold
maae VII lii" - "i'',u 100 !cnG' and
lowing wiley to- count nns t! S',Gs a.!
Irt.i ns oi H., zi,-I ~. miidle station