The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-21

The Colts evencd UP the series with
he Bisons at Boulevard field yester-
'av when they turned the winners
n an abbreviated affair by the score
II seven to one.
The drove of Buffalos was clearly
,utplayed at every stage of the game
Wy Lee Gooch's prancing Colts, VINO
put up an article of baseball that
will carry them through the season in
he first division of the Virginia
league.
The Colts started the ball rolling in
he very first inning and did not
stop until they had showed seven
runners safely across the plate.
Bacon who was selected 10 do the
sox honors for the home boys was
n great shape and had the lnterna
honal leaguers a his mercy through
>ut the five innings The best that
hey could do with his offerings was
to secure a lonely single, this being
made by Barney the second man up
IN the first inning, who placed the
oall safely past Miller for the only
hit during Bacons stay on the rubber.
Barney stuck at the initial sack. as
Miller famed and Jacobs was an
sAEy out from Bacon to Miller. Dur
ing the time that he was on the slab
only three OF the visitors reached
orst base, Gilhooley walking in the
.hird after two were down, and
Dowd when he looked at four bad
snes in the fourth.
THE FIRST BISON
The first Buffalo player TO reach
he keystone station was in the sixth
when Magalis relieved Bacon in the
box, Gilhooey the first batter to face
Magalis drew free transportation and
cent to second when Barney got in
the way of one of Magalis bad ones
Miller singled TO center and Gilly
crossed the plate with the lone run
'or the Bisons j was in this inning
that Magalis proved that he had lost
none OF his effectiveness. for with
the bags full, he calmly famed
Jacobs and Dowd, and made McCar-
zen, hit one at him, wnfcn he
.ould not handle in time for the put
'ut at first. Sergeant was an easy
'nt from Arragon TO Miller, which
'nded the inning
The Colts started after Harscher in
he opening frame and pushed across
nough runs to win the game. Baker
started the inning by waiting for
Our bad ones and scored when
smith hit safely To left center for
hree sacks. Arragon hit over second
Ind Smith walked home Gooch
stuart and Daushton went out in or
Ter. Result, two hits and two runs
Bacon singled 10 right in the second
out was left stranded. two hands be-
ng down A I the time, and Baker end
81 tho inning by missing three.
THE GILMAN
Inc climax WAS reached IN the
bird inning. when the Colts gathered
i've markers Smith started the lucky
hiTd BY walking Arragon. met one
II Harseherfs offerings fairly on the
nose. and when the bali was te-
burned to the intield he was anchored
safely at third. Ciooch walked and
stuart tanned Dauehton walked FILL
ing the Sacks.enud AraEen logged in
home when Miller walked. Vase.
|hit safely rs right scoring Gooch and
|Dalghtop and advancing Miller to
Thru from whore he was sent home
ION Baconss Ia center This ended The
scoring for the Colts
II was Bacon's day throughout He
pitched the best game seen here for
Ia long time. He not only pitched
|great game but retired six OF the
Visitors by the strike out route. and
landed on the horsehide safely. when
lever he faced the pitcher. With the
exception of his wildness in the sixth
rLefty' Magslis. also pitched n good
|came which proves that he lis fast
getting into shape. having had CON
siderable trouble with his arm
SEASON OPENS TOMORROW
The game yesterday was the last