The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

centre. but Scales then hit into a dou-
ble play
Davis the next up, waloped the ball
clean TO the centre field fence, on top
or which II struck and then bounced
nigh In the air and back into the
hands of the centre fielder Had Il
gone over the fence. II would have
been n homer.
The Williamsburgers added another
tally In their side OF the second. With
one gore. Jones slammed n three bag
ger to right centre. After tanning tie
next man, Davis made perfect pss
To Logan. who caught Jones "A foot off
the bag, and held him OF for the UNI
pres inspection. but the jumps refused
TO sec IL. Then Shicrs sent hard
binSle to Wiley, who fumbled 1t long
enough to allow Jones to count, ana
the batter to reach first. This ended
tho scorin;; for that inning.
III the third inning the Spid srs mado
their loaG tally. With two men down
Lewis ' laled out Il long, lard liner
to centre, and the outer gardener
orchped the ball. landing Lewis safe
mt the middle station. Ancarrow I'M
mediatelS followed with a long clean
double to left centre. scoring Lewis.
Wiley l,fied n high one to cer;re, Ieav-
ing Arcarrow stranded
In the latter half OF the third, rrosi-
dent Tyler. of William and Mary, ma
teriaily aided his team, when he pro-
vented Davis from catching high
FOUL Ills Interference was uninten-
tional, and in the collision he narrow
~ escaped serious injury. In the first
half OF the nth. the Spiders got the
short end of two rank decisions by
his jumps" preventing some further
scoring, when Wicker was called out
on palpabio balls and Liggan was
called out In sliding back to first,
though the first sacker dropped the
ball.
Stnrt Short Rally.
In the sixth the Spiders started a
rally that looked dangerous for n
while, but produced no runs Lewis
eot base by being hit by the pitcher,
nhcarrow then walked. and Wiley
slammed the ball hard. right mt the
second bar. Peachy made u good sion.
nnt forced out Ancarrow at second
Wiley stole. and there was only one
man down. with second and third
both occupied. Robbins and Scales.
however. failed TO connect safely, and
The rally went -glimmering.
In the last OF the sixth. Newton got
no when the ball "englished" out
OF Wiley's glove. Rothwell thon sac
rihced him on to second. coombs
pulled clean single to centre, scor-
ing Newton. and took second on the
throw home. Garnet connected for two
sacks and sent in Coombs. This ended
the scoring Tor the game.
In the seventh. eighth and ninth
frames the Spiders tried valiantly to
send over some runs. but every tirre
lhey lacked the swat when a swat
would have meant IL score.
FOR the Williamsburgers, Garnet
thclr twirlcr, vas without doubt the
whole show. His teammates gave him
good support, but he pitched so well
that they did not have to do For the
losers. Davis played a good game, both
In tho Held and at bat despite his er-
TOT In his first frame. He roped In a
number OF FOUL flies. and only ono man
'fied To steal on HIM. and then would
not have succeeded had not CAPTAIN
AncaTrow let the throw go on TO the
outncld.
Despite this. their first defeat in a
sictt "hi!e, the Spiders are not at all
oise"ufatcd, but on the contrary arc
.'i' ah"iTS 10 get another try mt the
toys from Williamsburg. There il not
man Oh the team but believes that
when the Williamsburgcrs come M
| hero for tho return game, thev wiIr
receive 4 drubbinr far worse than they.
administered TO the Spiders to-day. Tho
spiders are going after tho game with
the Yellow Jackets next Wednesday
WIN III tho more determination to win
htcauSc of this setback Instead of
.bls deieat proving a stumbling block.
IL looks as though Coach Dobson's
nofs icoi that now they have some
thlhE to hSht against, and they arc
bolhE To 40 IL for all they arc worth.
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