The Washington times., 1895-05-23

Avis out from McGrath toscarmody, and
Schoenhut's out from Z, Mahoney to Car
mody. The visitors also blanked in the
second and third. g.@
Harley also opeDd the second with safe
hit and reached second on E. Mahoney's
fly to Grey. Sullivan ilied out To Gorckel
and Carmody scored Harley on his long
drive past first, which Goeckle thought
foul, but which was clearly fair, and
Mccarthy was the third out, on his fly to
Goeckel.
Score 8 TO o. and the rooters and singers
made the stands shake with their 100
calliope power enthusiasm.
In the third g. Mahoney drove a three
bagger to the gym and scored on McGrath's
hit over second, who stole second and
afterward third on Murphys s out to
Goeckle. Reardop and Harley flied to
Contrel and Goeckel, respectively.
Pennsy was playing a good, steady
game and by no means felt disheartened,
but the batters could not get the hits out of
reach of the very spry local ffelders and
after German struck out the next two
We're easy outs, score, 8 to o.
BOTH SIDES SCORED IN THE FOURTH.
Z. Mahoney opened the fourth on fly
out TO German. Sullivan made his third
safe hit to right, and Carmody followed
with duplicate of it, and both were ad-
vanced by McCarthy's long hit TO center
Then big Mike" sacrificed to first,
scoring Sullivan, but McGrath couldn't
get one past Contrell, and was thrown out
at first.
The visitors were about due for run,
and made one after Goeckle and Gray were
out on easy chances from E. Mahoney to
Carmody. Smith drove hard one to Ma
honey, and while running 10 first he col
lided with Carmody, and unfortunately
struck the latter's injured knee, and he
retired from the game and Martin Muir
ply took his place. Smith in the mean
time had reached third before the ball
was fielded in and scored on Sullivan's
first and only passed ball. Reunig and
Blakely hit safely, but were left on Con-
trell's out from j. Murphy to NJ. Murphy,
and the score stood z to /.
The fielding continued brilliant ON both
sides and the fifth inning was reached
J. Murphys hit buouded hover Coutrell,
but the runner was put out while stealing
second.
Reardon's fly was muffed by Reuuig
and the runner was advanced on Harley's
out from Contrell 10 Goeckel aud scored
on h. Mahoney'S long one, poked over sec
ond, and the latter was advanced ON Sulli-
vans long hit toward the gate, but NJ
Murphy left both standing by striking out
AlltI Isleu Out hOI-
lister scratched a safe one, but Ayil flied
out to Harley, who took the ball on run
Schoenhut was the third hand out.
BLANKS IN THE SIXTH.
Georgetown drew blanks in the sixth
and the remaining three innings, but
Penusy scored one more run, and that one
in the sixth. Goeckle scored on his pretty
hit to deep center, and steal and an ad-
vance on Gray's-hit, and Reunig's out to
NJ Murphy. Gray was ruh' out between
third aud home and Contrell flied out to
Harley, aRd the score was s toe
The remaining three innings We're fruit
less as to runs, but very prolific in brilliant
fielding, especially in the ninth, when
Goeckel after a hard run off first took
Murphy foul near the hleachers difficult
stops and throws by E. Mahoney to NJ
Murphy OF Blakely's and C6ntrell's sharp
hits. But the climax of enthusiasm was
reached when Harley after long run and
jump scooped in Gorman's fly to the road
way. 1t was wonderful play and a bril-
liant finale to Georgetow snIost successful
and most remarkable season.
The umpiring of H. s, Adams vas fair
and impartial He was prompt and cor
rect in his decisions aud gave general salts
faction. He would make a good man on
Mr.. Young's league staff The score is as
follows: