The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-17
Nv Ernest Pollard.

&C.,. series In Norfolk that was
eroo heinr disastrous - one
- 80 Render and his Colts return
hor,e This morning from the TideWa'e.
,awn for a series of four games
Enul.vard field with the For ,dsr
Tr,rkers. Just who MANAGER
viii send against the VISITORS 'n's
tnrnaen in the initial 'A'e the
,e~ If conjecture One or two Q, Wy
h,y,arz are ready for action. ana .ne
ch;p,aewa leader will not mans
CHAN until this afternoon.
-r1,a truckers are recognized as o,'o
=. ~ raost formidable outhts IN .hs
,.,r-srta league at the presen. uins
snA VA are expected TO furnish Nhe
-, FANS some entertainment ons
a.. ,re,r soiourn here. They have me
.a.,,,.tion OF being the hardest-hi,
~. n,,tf,t in MIR. Bradleys organ
81 m wac
;, nrhton, the centerhelder' VINO was
,stred from Newport News 400
V 'resday fer consloefasio'i ~ 10
pitcher TAYLOR JolliTt VIII pe
p;cbn,ona uniform for the
.,y,a in boulevard field. ThoueH
= nasns. been doing any phenoH,s
-, elouth1ng since he Joined the eo,'si
- has heen contributing his snare.
80 his hlow in the opening game .,
+4-s series at Norfolk gave klchhoh"
assar .he nome club. The price
paid for the outielder. which my
senfa,lv. is the highest ever paio "
one virginia league club 10 aho.heI
f%rta niaver. merely goes 70 snow
-Ia- owner Ben w. Wilson rs oenai,i@
erarv EFFORT possible to give the 'iSh
r;e-.a club winning CONTINGENT IN nv
eao,,na half Of the season the e,oslns
tx,fa
r,e~d has tots Of chance TO oveftaks
and nass those occupying 'te
N~rfflons now,
yinson Is Hitting Better.
rre az the features Of the games
sized ~ Norfolk. was the hitting o.
-tn.e yinsen and Mickey g Brten Tor
$50 Richmond club. Last week thes
,ss3 4ittie 10 figure in the scoring, aho
,hstr improvement is particularly en-
s.c,frasing And the tabulated scores
Indicate that Riehmond's lieutenant
,h}rf-saeker Is doing better hefdins'
t'+he games last Friday and SATURDAY
te~e Title looked pretty bad IN spots
rs rot only fell down mlseranly In
- r~acisl neriods al hat. but his
rsl9ing Was far below the standard
e-d he helped loss two NJ The games
av.v But IL must also be taken into
-xf6ersf!on that tho Young denAs,
discarded Uncle Sans uniform the
9 -sse day he donned one OF the Rich-
-4,...-S club Dentists In fhr a F. F.
hSd 10 work overtime. and he had rev
r~~re moments TO iinaherSup BEFORE
eating that coveted sheet Of paper
v+~rle sam hands out when ones ser
So has been brought to close.
~ a rorned willy food and hard bread
s4sed havoc with teeth and Lieu
+e>nr7, Ninson did his part towards
r-,~.ding and extra citing The aching
~--sars The life OF a denstst in the
> r--v is ore of work and then some
go the fans should overlook the
1f~s-inr % the youngster during the
fss. few DAYS in his uniform. He has
4-~.- ahou, worked away his stiff
ro~1 and he will probably come
~-~.,nd IN good shape ore the hand Of
ras her Time shoves another week into
obneicn
an the other hand Jimmie Poole
s-N Gus Hill didn't do any too we'll
their frusty hludgeons in the
~-faIk series. However. Richmond
are we'll acquainted with lust
1865 these. fellows can do in this line,
e~a we take 1t upon ourselves to nc
cent their apology for their tenn
parary slump and duly excuse them.
Mclaughlin Ii Here.
Tom Mclaughlin, the latest aequisi-
ton TO bolster UP Richmonds hur-
ling staff. is here, He will report TO