Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
COOLERS TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM COLTS, s TO 5
Players Start Game as Umpircs, but
Arbitcrs Arrived During Third
Inning.
DELANEY PLAYS COMEDIAN
Biggest Crowd of Season Secs Tom
Clarkc's Battlcrs Play the Game
for All It's Wortl-Many Arsu-
mcntS and Delays.

1t was Labor Day and the Colts
and Coolers laborcd for two hours
assembled at Boulevard Field. only
TO have the visitors; led by that old 81,
% Svsrr % Sjc qrk Of the ho am ps"o on
the boys, take home the biz end OF
Il 6-to-5 score.
It was n real ball game from the
tap Of the GonE, and although II
ing it made no difference. as they
worked as good as Umpires Harper
and CASTOR. who put in aupearance
ut the beginning of the third inning.
The game started = little late as
everybody thought it necessary to
take little nourishment after re-
turning from Petersburg, where the
Colts lost the morning game by a
score OF 10 0.
1t looked good TO see the whole
old lineup back in the game again
Abbott behind the plate put the old
ginger in the boys Just as he does
Wherever he plays. Jimmy Poole re
turned in time to prance around the
"A sh.Ve.tail'' friend Of the
Coolers caused some fun in the ninth
inning when the game was STOPPED
while he was ordered of the visitors
panying him 10 the gate. both using
bats and initiating real soldiers
marching of 10 battle.
Petersburg put over three counters
Martin was safe on Poole's error
Kline banged out a single; Command
safe on S;uarts error: the next two
went out in order. They put over
another in the second when, with
ono down. Bennett singled. MORAN
nett wen; out. stuart. 10 Baker. Mar
tin then. singled. Moran going 10
third and scored just before Martin
We put over four in the third and
tied UP the score .iEh. as . knot.
Schulz walked. Baker was safe on
third 20 sssond Smith was then
walked. Poole wen; out 70 hight
field. GoocA .hsn singled. scoring
Baker and Smith A--@:7H doubled.
il t@e2 center. wh;ch scored Bln:.
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