Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29

III "a Richmond and Wilson played
seven-inning tie game yesterday af-
iGternoon at Mayo's Island Park. when
Umpire Ortiz called the initial con-
test OF the series at the end of the
seventh inning on account of dark
q ness; When the arbiter put an end to
the hoStil,iles. the board in left field
It was shmond old s. WiIIaon dit,0
pee that the two teams put out. and
long hits, rather than sharp fielding.
both teams we've guilty M of miseue 81
In this department., the Colts had n
slight edge on Wilson, FOR they made
the Visiting team R @, t@gT , maae by
lead in hittirg. by. securing thirteen
rE0passow y ), 70 .o nins for the Colts.
lSHlslder Hook again Rugged the lime
{ iight. In the seventh inning he raced
t sl a pack to the fence in left-con-
Pat of Schott. The catch. while not
Jas spectacular as TINT of Saturday.
eG Gs,xdE,rtheiess' was a pretty piece OF
because 1t enlivcned n rather dull
ball game.
Gnmc Was SpnsmodIc.
- sReasmodic is about rs good q word
TO use in describing the first
sFyest between the Colts and the
, lis f hed r2in had run spnnsms and
Aeasms came in the first and sixth
<,'tanzas when they registered n quar-
'Gtet OF runs in each inning. Wilson
the third, one in the fourth and an
other In the nth. In the sixth and
seventh chapters the visitors became
runs in each OF the innings aided nv
loose iielding on the part of the Colts.
Kay Ryan selected Lefty" Mcekcr
the short one was given n bad start
Luke Stuart funded ,groundcr OF
smsh's, and allowed the runner to
took SECOND, Kost doubled to left
n ,sa and and smith scampered home with
was an easy out FOR Jesse Baker
Colts Score Four Times.
Baker worked Quinn. the Wilson
when shannon. n new Colt, regis
tered single to left field. Keller
caught the visitors mapping and laid
down a neat bunt in front of the
nome plate and reached first safely
IS stuart drew a walk and Baker scored
RAYMOND laid down 4 hunt, but Head
md Shannon scored. Wiliigrod hit to
au uinn and Keller was cut off al the
1a,es Thompson, singled to left field
NjntRnd to first and Raymond crossed
in hAeJsecond chapter resulted in a
n Iuce, neither side being able to
ARE. Wilson Began climbing in the
;ird frame when they registered a
-. ter Kost had gone out. lie took
DBsond when Roth singled TO right
-.e1d and scored when Schott hit 10
liAftlfleld for single. Johnson spoiled
(onyS chances Wilson might have had
dejtuart,. who threw 10 Baker at sec
}ond, who in turn threw TO THOMPSON
I'll at first. completing n double play.
u Wilson Higgins 10 Climb.
IL &Duffy's double and two errors gave
U Wilson run In the fourth cnnto.
II sJohnson's infield hit a wild pitch bv
l. Meeker. and single TO left by DUFFY
RSgaye the visiting team run in tho
inning, and placed the score al
four all. Two singles and two errors
Tin the sixth allowed Wilson 10 fax
Ss thes1ead when they scored two runs
Two errors, double by Ne.kcr
and singles by I'akcr and Hook in
Is the sixth allowed Thompson. Abbott.
~ Meeker and Baker 20 score. and Rich
ss mond again took the lead from the
Mugs. The advantage was short
rs lived, however. as Wilson came back
sssjH the seventh and scored two runs,
Ssls Mecker was taken out by Manager
ssss Ryan In the sixth. with one man out,
s. and after johnson had secured a sim
ssJ gle to center field and Chief Bradiny,
azsent I'm. Duffy. tho FIRST man 10 face
ssslBradley.y tripIed to right field and
ssAs Johnson scored. Head singled to left
ss3ffeld and Duffy scorcd Quinn was
:esout BTadley5.to Thompson, hut RYAN
Y yanked the Chief ana sent Ucatwolc
80 the mound. No runs were scored
~ OFF him.
Quinn retired Richmond in order In
SsEfhe seventh frame. and Ir-nnira Or, d