The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
BY GUS NALBI:RT.


Fs;ersouris. Va, May l2.--Four fast
douhle plays. enacted for the benefit OF
H., me- loyal legion OF Herr Heinrich
eleven Colts left IN midstrcAm by their
compatTiots. ten the story OF the see
ono chapter OF the three. recl perform
dnce now being enacted on this side
~ the Arponattox between Richmond
and PetersburS The ultimate result
four for Richmond
Actually. IL is more OF a mathemati-
Hail problem than The narrative OF
detail Fourteen of Ryans men snotc
The pellet successfully for Il total OF
,.sMeh'E,one h3ss"cks. and. In addition.
enough to Issue transportation TO five
others. making a grand total Of ,wenty-
siN Eases the Richmond phalanx occu-
pied safely. Yet from all this just
four mcasly counters resulted. The
Buschmen were there ready and anx-
ious 10 NOW down the aspiring yount-
men from Richmond, and they cloat-
ingiy performed the service on which
they were bent.
broken record of two long seasons by
winning game In tho Goobers own
back yard To-day they paid the pen
ally, Of their uppishness. For your real
Eoober VIII stand anything save de-
feat. primarily defeat at the hands OF
ANYTHING or ANYBODY bearing the Rich
a courteous lot over here. They'll buy
oh. yes. they'll buy. but they buy oniy
Mowovcr A "nn c, 1' ,d mngimeraniG E!hes
those who buy. even "A han ' game '''"
Colonel Jack Jones. one of the DIS
backs into yellow men sn, " nn t srceit
and enjoyed II immensoIy; indeed. we
might add, Intensely. There was every
have enjoyed the sport. lie is Il grimy
veteran OF wars innumorablc he owns
he frequently Is the nudicnc,. nt INC
sanu dune Enclosure over hcrc. But
TO-DAY Colonel Jones's enjoyment. to-
of the house OF Jones, was eXcusablc,
lie had earned his right to enjoy. for
the Cookers. taking advantage OF n
very wob5lv opening stanaa. piled three
runs across before Pitcher Crimes
wised up 10 the seriousness OF the
After those three runs Colonel Jonas
and his friends watched a l,rocassion
with tho Colts always on the neither
end, much to the delight OF the home
folks and to the chagrin OF the hand
full of Richmond cohorts who lind ;rnv-
elcd across Both berger and Manager
Ryan had opportunities to distinguish
themselves by knotting the count.
twice they came TO the front with men
h.u.lLilS INC corners, blt whcn their
brethren on tho paths looked 10 Thorn
Tor succor they found their tried and
irusty comrades asleep at tho switch.
IN tho third inning EcrEcr found tho
hassochs Choked, but DC forced the
Third m mn, for the second out Mann9sr
i ian ! tr ond ny ia trout OF the
Hut IN ~ seven colts were LETT on
IN, ,v p1SoS IN ne nrSt three innings
L., w me 1ne toi's were proving their
nrHrctlNencsS IN me pinches, when "a
Snnhle PIC" might nave turned me tide
a.orn nyie'.t 10 victory. inc Toopcrs
We!o nHnlF huvhhthGe or every open
-, hmh P'"ntlne such solld KNOCKS
~ ""n' t:'SE W. nos, hey"co.
~. me Wn!Neu Two OF me fctersourS
Gian IN the 9penins round. nncorked
~. @nr ," "a" p.!'n mo ',s 'nnfAe
ny LOT Two BASES costing inc 'rio OF
niles az taH! referred 10. re was
!VuS.cu three tines IN succeSN.9n IN
thc N'th, ono "i whlch was .. rig" Toy
threc cushions by 'ackel THIS Noted
TWO runs MT by Howell. stolen
mas" ana l-hrthhn,s double counted
once In the SiNth. while !tcin!c BuSch's
single Went Tor the circuit when Sny-
der let II get by him In tho seventh.
As for The Colts. thcy landed the first
man up on trst In every Inning save
the fourth, and In this box the second
man was safe Whom they weren't
hitting into double plays they were
impotent before Nlchmond's pitching.
The biz righthand"r really did remark
able work with nc,i on bases lie was
., his best when seriously threatened.
The fact TINT he was hit safely four
teen times Tor ~ cuty-onc bases proves
conclusivcly. tn vlcw of the small score
support. ana likewise maj he, he was able