Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

contestants have already entered, AMI
II Is expected that there will be a number
more before the entries close tonight
The exhibition between lie Oro and Frank
sherman. the champion pool piavers has been
fixed for mex; "Wednesday night but IL NAV be
necessary to change IL on account of be Oro's
engagements. The table will be 81, up in the
gymnasium. 90 that every one will have a good
view OF the PLAYS.
GEoRGErowN's GREAT VICTORY
great victory it was. and well deserved.
Harvard the crack oollegians. defeated in .
fine contest. and our local college did it, No
wonder at the end Of the game The bows went
wild and lifted their players ON their shoulders
to carry them around the field while the col
lege cheers echoed all over the northwestern
section of the city. Georgetown. 8: Harvard.
2. That tells the story OF as well contested
and sharp game of base ball rs any should
care to see.
The Georgetowns played a magnificent game
individually and collectively. not fielding error
being credited TO them. Harvard only had two
Upton dropped a hard-hit fy and highlands
threw wildly to second. The contest was between
the pitchers, and in this Carnuly outdid the
wizard colegian, Highlands. The latter was
not hat hard. but he gave eight bases on balls,
and three OF these resulted IA runs.
The game witnessed bv a large crowd.
and had the weather been more pleasant no
doubt the attendance would have taxed the
seating capacity of the park. The colors Of
each college hoated from the clothing OF the
spec Gators. and the crimson ~ Harvard was as
numerous AS the blue and gray of Georgetown.
The work of the two Mahonevs was the feature
of the game. while Murphy IN right captured
four difficult flies that would have resulted in
run getting.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
The details of the game are as follows:
First inning-Hariey opened with base on
balls. and went to second on a bad throw by
Highlands. f. aIahouey struck ont Sullivan
hat short TO first. being put out. while Harley
went TO third. Garvey went 60 first ON balls
and stole second Carmody was put out at first
on a hit 70 short
Hallowell went out on ay 10 short Cook hit
TO first. Sullivan struck out Score-Haryard,
o; Georgetown, o..
Second innIng-Carlon went 10 first on balls
and stole second. q. Mahoney fouied out.
Murphy was put out at firsi. Corbett dropping
the third strike. Carbon stole third and Walsh
struck out.
Abbott hit to Carbon and was caught at first.
rockingham hit a hard fiy 20 Murphy which
the latter nicely held Dickinson followed
FrothIngham's lead by fving out TO Murphy.
Score-haryard, o: Georgetown, o.
Third inning-Hsriey got his first on balls
and quickly stole second. T.. Muhoney received
the same present Sullivan hit 90 second, but
hahoRey interfered with rockingham and
was ont. Harley scored first run on passed
ball Carney got tour balls. Carmody out
from Highlands TO Dickinson.
Upton out by L. Mahouey and Mike" Cor
bett struck out. Highlands made the first hit
just over second and gained third a Wild
pitch. Halloweil hit 10 Murphy. Score
Georgetown, 1; Harvard. o.
Fourth inning q. Mahoney cut by Froth-
ingham TO Dickinson Carton struck out
Murr,hN forlal ny N IbiclIpsaf,
Cook hit to 4. Mahoney. who placed the ball
safely an q. NahOney r hand. Sullivan struck
out Abbott went out at first by Cartons as
sist Score-Georgetown. !; Harvard. o.
Fifth inning-Nalsh got iirst on balls ana
was advanced by Harley's successful bunt Z.
Mahoney got base on balls, thus filing the
bases. sullivan hit 20 Abbott and Walsh came
in. Garvey struck out Carmody hit appsr-
emily safe. but rockingham made . difiicult
catch.
Rockingham few out to Harley, and Dickin-
son did the same thing. Upton made a safe hit
and Corbett followed with a two-bagger.
Highlands struck oat. sco-e-dieorgetoWn, 2;
Harvard. 0.
Sixth inning G. Mahouoy hunted out to
Froihingham-Carloa struck out Murphy hit
TO rockingham.
Halowell and Cook both made hits. Sullivan
went out on dy to Murphy. on which Hallowel
came home. Abbott hit safely, bringing Cook
in and tying the score Frothinynam made
a hit. Dickinson hit safely, bu. got out on
running ont Of line 70 second. Upton got his
base on balls. Corpett went out by L. Maho-
ney TO first Score-Georsetown ,; Harvard, 2.
Seventh irning-Nal~h out at first by Cor
bett. after dropping third strike. Harley
struck by Highlands and took first. but was
thrown out trying to steal second. y. Maho-
ney cut on foul TO Corbett.
highlands fouled TO Sullivan. Hallowell hit
10 i. Mahoney. Cook got base balls and
Sullivan hit to Z. Mahoney. Score-George-
town. 2; Harvard, .
Eighth inning Sullivan out at first by Cor
bett ON third strike. Garyey hit 10 Frothing-
ham. who placed the ball at FIRST Carmody
got first on balls. q. MahonCy lined out
which brought Carmody home
and set the crowd Wild. Carton fOuled out to
Corbett.
Abbott few ont to Carbon. rockingham
was killed at first by Z. Mahoney to Mike"
Upton struck out. Score-Georgetown, Q;
Harvard 2
Ninth inning-Murphy fouled out to Dickin-
son. Walsh struck oat. Harley got first
safe hit. Z. Mahoney hit TO Upton. who
dropped the ball Sullivan went out at trst on
third strike.
Corbett hit TO E. Mahoney and died at first.
played the same trick. Halloweu
hit to G. Mahoney, while L. Mshoney covered
first and the game over.
Score-Georgetown, 3; Harvard, q