The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
COLTS W.ALLOP NORFOLK
,HURLER JlNlNERCZFLlLLY
Locals Easily Defeat League Leaders by Score Of to
Crimes Pitched Alright Ball. Allowing
<s Only Three Singles
Nv ERNEST c. POLLARD.

Displaying reversed 1orIn from Liz
performances Friday afternoon al
Broad street park and by clouting Ine
sphere to all sections OF the local
naet,,re for a grand total OF fourteen
~aYetIes. Ray Ryan and his climbing
Colts easily romped away with anotn-
er victory yesterday over the NorrofK
Tars For almost two hours the nome
hoys numerically hammered the balls
tossed over to them by Sir Fhiiip
/ Burden. the rose OF DR.. Pressiy
flock of pitchers, and when the amuse-
ment finally came to an end the Col.s
had crossed the rubber just eleven
times. while the visiting aggregation
had failed to register one.
Grimes another one Of the late ar
rivals in the Colt camp. was master
~ the situation throughout the nine
innings. and let the league leaders
dawn with only three singles Only
one member Of Pressly's clan was
fortunate enough to reach the tnlro
station. but he got no 1urtner- fof
ma firs4 four INNINGS the Mary Jane
| crew went out in one, two three order
on,y twelve men facing MN during
yhix nerio,i In the nine innings onis
thfrty-uwo members of the risltihe
outfit came before him.
He not only pitched invinctbla ball
mi banged out two doubles ana
single out OF four trips sc the ruop~f
r.he youngsser has predicted mat ne
viii nut a hall over the fence Del pr
fhe season ends. and II he continues TO
vailop the sphere IL 10 believed tnA'
the prognoatigation viii not go as
n,r..s he tcined the Richmond club ne
-. he~o hitting at a 800 clip Oul
| ~ ZEN times at bat he has sfcoreu
| tuo triples, two doubles ALL V"e
stnrleS He took the grandstarsd com
n,eteIy by storm and he was gwen vac
r,ad hand practically every time hs
had completed an inning
Unlike the former Birrnang nan
hnrler. Burden. whom DR. Whiialu
poyau- pressly selected to attempt 10
t,rr,tiata 4ne Colt hamers had moth
10 an The ball, and inning after
tnntnr the Colts drove out safe swats
paSnite all these hits. however. ohly
tsro were for extra bases, Grimes get
ting both Of them
The Colts showed unusual good form
in the field. taking everything ~nich
came anywhere near them. ohts
one .iniscue was made.
Resides Grimes. Rohe also secureo
three safeties. while Newton snXnsf
| .na Berger each contributed two N
the outfieid snyder and Berger ssar
red. each Of whom pulled one ooWs'
that looked good for hits
In the first inning Newton MT the
ers+ hall thrown over ror a single he
was forced to second when Bufue'
proceeded 40 hit Rohe in the PACK.
| SNYDER struck oct, and hone Was
forced out at second base when Dolly
crsv NH a hot one TO Molly" Nc
Nahan. Newton taking third on the
ninx when the ball was thrown 20
second base in an effort 10 cats
GRAY Newtos came home with the
yrrst run of the game. This endeo the
scoring in thas stanza. for Bun'ihs
sent a fly 10 left field.
Berger started things OF IN the 1exI
chapter by singing 10 right Held a1tef
orc man had gone out He went out
nv an attempted steal. but Ryan drew
free pass. Grimes sent him 10 thifo
with a single over second base New
ton was walked on purpose, fliing the
ia sen. This proved a rad move for
Burden. for Robe proceeded 60 Drive
out a single, which resulted IN pot''
RYAN and Grimes SCORING, SnydeT
scored another run In the thardafnnins
and after this no others counted unai
the sixth frame.
IN fhis inning every man IN the
Gait 1tne-up took their turn at the
bat. Berger led of with n single and
RYAN duplicated Grimes sent both
az them home with double Newton.
Robe ard Snyder each came up and
banged out a safety. The ball knock
ed by Snyder was thrown wild to nrst
base after he had arrived at the SACK
and both Newton and Grimes counted
Robe taking third. Gray sent a hign
nv into the air. which was gathered
in by Stewart After It was caught
Snyder ran slowly towards second,
ana when Stewart threw In an enort
To catch him Robe scored. Bunting
walked >and stole second. Both he
and Snyder scored on Raley's hit
Berger came UP for the second time IN
the inning. hut went out and ended
the scoring OF the inning. Another
runner crossed the plate In the Toll
lowing inning.
Manager Ryan worked behind the
hat and caught an excellent game.
while every other member OF the Colt
squad played their positions we'll
Following is the tabnlated score:
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