The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
MORNING GAME


Again sending ono OF Busoh's fav-
orites to the showers and assuming q
commanding lead carly in the engage
mont, the Colts took the morning bat
tie with the Goobers, thereby estab-
fishing now record in conflicts with
the Coolers. having achieved the un-
'precedented In winning two straights
from our brethren from across the
Appomattox.
The hurlers as announced by UNI
ptro Tone to- the rather slim iorowd press
ent were Lloyd Ramey for the local
OUTFIT and RUDE Malloy for the Busch
men. Ramey stayed In the meadows
throughout the nine frames. doing more
than average work and allowing his
opponents just eight singles good for
two counters Malloy was by no means
SO fortunate. He was hoisted whilo
the first inning was yet young. In fact,
there were none out when Bob Austin
and his left-handed finging were sub
stituted. However. during his brief
span OF assistance. Malloy was har-
raised for two safeties. plus two bases
on balls. tho total cqunling two runa
He gave tho game to his side partner
with the buses choked. and before Aus
tin could get into full swing another
tally had counted.
There was plenty OF hitting and
the bywayR There were thrilling playa
galore. and though 1t was another or
those two-hour affairs. such affairs be-
Ing moro than common hereabouts, 1t
was enjoyable because OF tho heavy
cannonading. IL for no other reason.
Tho game In detail follows for those
who like to read OF It:
HOW 1T ALL HAPPENED,
GIVING ALL DETAILS
Simmons. first up for tho Coolers,
walloped nice straight bnll out to
left field. was advanced n base when
AEncw walked. and won't to third on
Busch's out from Bunting to Ralcy.
The Colts benefited from Mailoys
wildness Bunting walking. Snyder
followed with hit through short.
Rohe beat his bunt, and everybody was
safe. the bases being Jagged. Dolly
Gray was purposely walked. all pitch
ers having gnined considerable respect
for the big fcller's war club. The walk
forced Bunting across still leaving tho
pillows all occupied. Doc Newton camo
through with n crashing drive over
second. on which Snyder and Rohe
counted. John Raley forced Gray mt
third. getting life on the choice
PerEcr breezed ut three and Ryan hit,
but Ramey retired the side, giving
Damrau nm easy chance.
me second was productive for
neither side, tho Coolers retiring in
order. and tho Colts closing the chap
ter with tho samo kind Of a perform
ance. Though Petersburg annexed two
hits in tho third. not ono got as far
RS third. Agnew hit. and when Busch
Followed. tried to reach third on tho
throwing, but was nailed mt the bnE
busch was forced by Iavni, and, eince
summons was retired, tho inning ended
richmond added two runs in their
~
hit to centre. Ryan walked and Ramey
sacrificed tho pair n base ahead Bunt-
ing md Snyder both came through
with wallops, and Berger and Ryan
counted. Tho Coolers were unable to
1aily Pretty defensive play by the
OTIS IN which Berger had tho bigger
part' stopped rungetting in the Goob-
ors half OF the NTH. simmons hit
lot single to left. but by n quick
return Herger got him at second. 10
wh'ch station he was travelling post
haste. Busch followed with double
mat ne tried to stretch into a triple.
ana berger. assisted by Doc Newton
got tho relay In ahead OF tho runnar
COLTS ARE GIVEN REAL,
~ GIFT OF TWO TAIIIrS
Tho Colts found their mari of rs
l,ron q g iwo round rnn for one bingie
,ey. Kyan and Ramey in succession. and
i,5unting's clean two-ply slam counted
iii'hs lot DOth sides were drawn
h ise I1noc. For or n.etersburg. Lowe beat
was unable to handle In time. and
TTl,nnons. with his third hit. thsi time
LOT three bases. scored him Bernnr's
a maah; Kyan's sacrifice and Ramey's hit
Ramev 'oi cor me s Goias, last tally.
R Rinth s ,he ss,. end IN the eighth and
Was pleasingly lacking, being retired
H II not gracefully. at least In order.
Two singles and n double out Of three
sega tries. Manager Ryan got the
ono LEGAL time up. For PETERSBURG
summons was the hitting star. viii
three blows Indeed. Simmons, Agnew
ana Busch corralled seven OF tho eight
hits credited to the Coolers. Toe
LaYnghiin getting the other one. 80
Dung Lowe, who started baokstop-
ping for Busch. was chased from tbo
G Gia,os and III, the park for disputing a de- de-
cision or Umpire Tone I'm the fifth In
ming. which was about as near an ex-
Sitlng happening as the two hours pro
ouced. Here are tho figures: