The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
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n 1. known fact that Manager
raf Moran wants the chief bad. lie
ant onfy wants him to look AFTER ms
1Oune pitchers and help groom them
\ 80 the fall classic. but he expected
q work the Indian in the series. fat
had suf1icient confidence In the reports
rant him by Scout Mccain and nase.
hall critics 70 satisfy hiinsei ',a ,e
Handler still has enough left IN ms
ri9ht arm to be OF help to him in the
Arive for the supreme honors IN the
baseball world.
r. The chief is not to work IN the
corning series Richmond fans will re-
ret Il. Though they want him here
the entire season, they are not seinsh
enough to make any effort TO retain
him here IL he can return to the Dis
show. Fans who have seen Bender
heiieye he is SUFFICIENT to stage
9rand come back IN major company.
Bender's record is an enviable one
winning twenty six out or twenty
eight battles isn't bad in any league.
and Bender hasn't finished yet. he
has. already made one of the best
records ever hung up in organized
hasrball. Even though he Is doing
this In bush league this time, some
~ the best in the National and Amerf-'
can league could not have done better,
and ii is safe to say that few OF them
would have made this even
though IL was accomplished in an or
ranization that has Glass G rating.
Moran wants the chief. but hf ls
practically a certainty that he VIII
remain here until the end OF the sea-
Dauchton Has Bad Ankle.
Bob Daughton, who sprained his
ankle in Norfolk Wednesday, may not
- able to return TO the game this
aaason The sprain, while not as bad
= It might have been, is giving the
f,l~ outfielder considerable trouble at
the present time, and he will hardly
b able to return to his position be-
fore the curtain is rung down on the
season.
n the meantime. Dick Moran. who
Wns supplanted by Lee Gooch. viii
hold down the center field position.
1fOrAn is a good fielder. though his
11ft3ng viii probably not compare
With that Of Daughton. However.
uhon he was taken out OF the game
uvnak before last, 1t will be remember
Fl that he had Just started hitting the
nAM hard. II is very fortunate 1nal
eser Hepdar had an T extra out
- y 7No4 known who will do the
fhia afternoon for the Rich- |
HX TSauh, although there Is a pos
ann1kS a either ScAnlon or Napier
~ IN the box against the Builders.
SaGor whitcraft will send either
M 0r Pagan. both former Rich
pikchern. against the local team.
#gg2 VI score would impltcAte that the
- pnt up : nard hEht against the
I 1U1GolA Tars yestardAy afternoon. and
tA ~ achieved that Oldringss tribe will
~ ~ least one of the Eanes from
IL ~ 0chWartx contingent. II Is dollars
Ito 6aackeye peas that OldrinE is going
- make his men fight. and it wouldn't
~ surprising to see them win today.
The Colts are going after ali four
Of the games with the Builders for
every game will be needed TO win the
ehAmpionship with everything taken
into consideration. The Colts go 10
4 r<tsrsburg next week and they always
experience considerable trouble with
The Nuts on their home grounds For
that reason Richmond will try to hang
up all the games they can before that
81 time.
Attention is again called to the fact
n that Thursday and Fridays are al
ways observed here as Ladies Day"
81 This has been the custom here all the
vi season, though some Of the ladies dc
not seem TO be aware OF the fac
In order that the crowds may be
mDdled At the park In a more eff,cien,
III AnamAAr. Rnd 10 eliminate the long waits
~ me Ticket windows the pasteboards
camo ~ purchased down town for all
games played at the park the remain.
/ dAr Of the season They are now or
sale At the following places: Mike
0eher'1. Richmond Inn. Heilstern.s
CSNntAaw's and Childrey Drug com
pAny.