The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-19
COLTS SCORE IS RUNS
Off BUILDERS PITCHERS
Slam the Ball to All Corners of the
Field for Total Of 81
Safeties.
pOLLY GRAY MAKES HOMER
Heavyweight Guardian Of Rightfield
Also Pitches the Final Inning, and
Does Not allow a Hit-Goobers
Come Tomorrow.
Lineup for o-Day

Lovers OF heavy hitting have had
tEelr nj IN the last two games played
81 Broad Street Park between the Colts
and snipou.!ders. Monday the locals
|hlt the pellet for fourteen runs and
seventeen hiix. while yesterday they
defeated the Newpor, News athletes
BY the scoEe OF Is 10 1. gathering TWEEN
ty-oae hits number Of which were
good for extra bases. Dolly Cray, who
was the ONLY local who failed TO get a
safe one Monday. more than made IN
for the deficiency, and secured two
doubles ana circuit drive for his
days work
GOGGLES" osr.en. one of the twiriers
woo was sent 10 left aeld when Bcrge.
reported sicH. vas the big noise with
the bat, ne gathering four hits out Of
FIVE trips 10 the plate
Dolly Gray Was also pressed into
service as pitcher, relieving Ramey
In the n!nth-ianiag, and came through
without allowing his or q run. though
ne ancoEKed Wild pitch and gave
two bases on balls.
By winning yesterday the Colts get
'uli game closer TO second place. as
the Tigers went down to defeat al
the hands Q: the Truckers
Every player IN R!chrondA lineup
1eeuEcd One or more h!ts. excepting
Ramey. johnny Mace. a favori;e With
SIXTH inning, relieving Worth. and
scored TWO runs, one OF which was
started By slashiag triple 10 centre
felc fence.
Builders Start Braycly.
TIE Builders started in as IL they
intended 10 get even for the previous
days !ac.ns. and IL the second inning
put Two cou5ters across the plate on
Robes error. followed by Smiths
double, sacrifice and an infeld out
Richmond came back strong in the
same session. sending eleven men 10
ire plate, scoring seven runs on eight
hits. base on balls and an error BY
hFepps Newport New. sent another
pair over In the fourth by clouting
the ball for four singles, and ii was
mere where their scoring for the day
stopped.
Richmond go; back the two runs in
the same session, and added three in
the sixth and seventh. and wound up
tho days festivities with two tallies
In the eighth.
Many fans argued that the totals
OF the TWO games set a league record
for hits and runs tie Colts scoring
th.rtI-two runs and th!rtyeeven hits
Manager Spratt sent aTunford and
Murphy 10 the mound, while Ryan used
Sloan. Ramey and Gray.
Rotarian Day Tomorrow.
Tomorrow, an important series viii
open At Broad Street Park. when
Busch's Coolers Will be the guests Ct
the Colts. Five games will feature
the series. and with the locals going
st top speed II is unlikely that tile
|Southe!ders will be able TO stop them
Another big feature tomorrow will
be given by the Rotarians, who Will
have charge OF the parl, and every
thing within its four fences.
Prominent men. connected with thu
business world will sell soft drinks.
candies and cigars, One will be on
each gate and others Will sell tickets
st the box Office.
Al! kinds OF stunts. athletics ard
otherwise. viii be the big card. and II
is planned TO have a creased pig race,
in which the players OF both teams
will be the contenders.
Friday and Saturday there Will be
doG BILE headers. and before the week
ends IT Ii likely that the Colts will he
In second place. pushing the Tars hard.
In the last nine games played the
Colts have won eight and tied one. and
are likely to keep up the winning
STREAK started AT Portsmouth, last
weak
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