Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
TRUCKERS ON RAMPAGE
|WALL0P COLTS, 8 TO s
Sluggcrs Send Shmlz
to the Showers After Third
49, StanZa.
HARRIS COULDN'T HOLD 'EM
But Today's the Day, 4 O'Clock the
Time, and Boulevard Field the
Place, When Richmond Will Have
It's Chance to Show En-.
HARRIS COULDN'T HOLD 'ENI
~ JOE COIN.

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch)
l s, a po Z, "a: sept iS- e.,
fsting rampage today, collecting four
teen hits of two Richmond pitchers
i9r total OF eight runs against our
three. and making the stand in the
Virginia League pennant race one
SCHULZ on the mound for Rich
in the first. and third innings. when
he was relieved by Harris. who al
lowed, them i've more bingies.
o IL was free-for.ail hitting con-
t@the team getting one or more hits.
Althpugh only, three errors were
made by the Colts, the twirlers re-
& ceireu ragged support
Stars with the Stick.
Holmes. catching in place of Abb
Dot. who was injured in Tuesdays
and Lee Gooch were the outstanding
stars of the game with the stick. as
Smiths double in the sixth, with
Maker on hrst, made it possible for
Shorty to get to third and make
our first score, when Champlin booted
Gooch,s drive to short,
In the eighth. with Smith on third
( through with q terrific drive past
SECOND, scoring both runners.
Il, benton was in great shape. and
monders was delivered in such form
that they couldn't use it.
Mailonec, for Portsmouth. shonc at
the bat. with two singles and triple.
second on Mallonee's single. Watts
drive TO right and Benton's sacrifice
ny ,y,t to center field and they counted
! Goosetree doubled, Vlox singled.
scoring Goosetrec, and Viox gallopcd
70 second on the throw in. Rooney
left, scoring his manager.
showers for Schulz.
II was In the fifth stanza that they
put over the three counters that sent
Schulz TO the showers Viox singled
and went TO second as Rooney was
6eing retired at first. Champin then
drove one TO deep center and went
CATCH N:ox, who was safe AT the plate.
Mallonee next pasted one through
short and Wait doubled. scoring
On two Kits and and errors c'rr1rg,'et they nut
over another tally in the sixth. and
In the seventh. after Mallonee had
tripied, he was brought home by
Our two innings when we made
those lonely three were the sixth and
eighth, Baker leading off with one
marked marked two bases with shorty
gone out TO Goosetree. Gooch banged
one Mt Champlin, Rocky Mount con-
script, who booted It, and Baker
In the eighth frame. Shorty drove
one between second and first that was
going like house atirc, but Watt.
after sprint. spcared Il, and turned
a complete somcrsault. making the
hest and most spectacular play OF the
game. Smith walked. and Poole was
also given ticket To first. Smith and
Poole then pulled a double steal. and
h"old reliable" Manager Lee Gooch.
came Through and delivered his sim
gle. scoring both Smith and i'oole.
Our last runs OF the game.
y. The crowd today was only 1000.
compared with more than G.OO0 Mon
day, but 1t was more noisy. backed
by bands. both jazz and brass. that
were always on the job.
Fullenwider. of Rocky Mount, re-
ported 10 Manager Gocch. but Ben
Wilson. owner Of the Rlchmonds, true
sportsman that he is, refused { o play
him or Catcher Bribeck. OF Norfolk.
who was there TO help out IL Holmes.
our second string. needed assistance
Wilson says h" Will play the fun
series with the same team that won
the right TO participate, and Will not
use men from other clubs
~ Richmond should doff its hat 20 the
>head Of :he club ,Mt. represents the
scapital city.
Here's The Snd Slory