The Washington times., 1895-06-05
GEORGETOWN NOT IN IT
SuuthpaW Easton Laid Out the
Giants With Three Singles.
LOST THE COLLEGE PENNANT
Try His Left-hand Twirler-Seven
Errors Charged TO the District
Boys and Their Fielding Was Poor.
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Philadelphia, June 4.-The uncertainty
of baseball! Georgetown's mighty willow
wieIders coming off field with but three
tiny singles to their credit! Who would
have believed it possible? To think that
team, undoubtedly the strongest college
aggregation of ball tossers in the country,
with a record of Ia earned runs in four
teen games, could possibly be held down
to trio of scratch singles, and that, too,
by pitcher of no previous standing and
mark for lesser teamsl 1t is surprise
party, and no mistake.
Surprising as it is, the fact still re-
mains The official scorer of the George
towns eonfesses it and it stands George
town was be aten by P rineeton and thecauSe
of it was that Georgetown could not bat
COULDN'T BAT EAST0N
He is the same Easton, who, in the
previous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game, after
three right-haDded twirlers were knocked
out OF the box, went in for the last inning
and retired the blue and gray giants on
twelve pitched balls, striking out three
men in succession.
Cunning Capt. Brooks saw in the Iowly
and heretofore despised Freshman South
paw possible winner against the dreaded
sluggcrs from the South, and decided 10
give him an opportunity OF proving whether
or not his phenomenal one-inning showing
was skill or mere luck
Capt Brooks never made a wiser de-
cision in his life, or a. least in his base
ball career. Easton proved that what
be did in the closing inning of the former
game he could do with ease day in and
day out.
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
The Georgetown supporters brought
along With them large number of rooters,
and the team went into the game with blood
in their eyes. The afternoon was coo
and pleasant and a large crowd attended
the game.
Manager Mack. of Pittsburg, was pres
ent to size up Mahoney, but Gid not seem
TO think as well of him as OF Easton.
Easton pitched great bah and Mahoney
only fair game. The Tigers far exceIled
in the field
First inning-Georgetowu goes to bat
Harley gets base on balls and steals sec
ond. Mahoney flies out to Bradley. Harley
steals third. Sullivan dies at first. Nc
Carly gets to first on error Of Smith. scor-
ing Harley. McCarty gets To second on a
wild pitch. Mahoney goes out at first, re-
tiring the side One run.
For Princeton, Payne goes to first on an
error of Murphy, takes second on the same
error and makes third aud crosses the plate
on au error by Sullivan. Ward goes out a
first. Bradley makes q pretty base hit.
Trenchard flies out to Mahoney; Bradley is
put out at second. Que run
Second inning-McGrath makes hit for
Georgetown, but is put out intrying to steal
second. Murphy gets base on balls, but
Trenchard throws him out at second.
Reardon strikes out. No runs
Smith flies to Harley. Otto goes out at
first. Wilson follows suit. No runs.
IN THE THIRD.
Third inuing-For Georgetown, Murphy
goes out at first, Easton to Smith. Harley
gets to first on being hit by Easton
Mahoney fouls out to Treuchard Sullivan
is unable to reach first No runs.
Gunster is awarded a base on balls Eas-
ton buntS and reaches first on an error of
Mahoney. Payne makes base bit, scoring
GunsteT, and reaches second on error of
ReardoD. Ward flies out TO Harley. .Easton
scoring on the return play Bradley sac
rifices, scoring Payne. Trenchard makes a
two-base hit. Smith flies out to Mahoney
Three runs
Fourth inning-McCarty, for Georgetown,
goes out at first, Ward to Smith Mahoney
waits patiently and gets a base on balls.
McGrath flies ont Payne. Murphy strikes
out No runs.
For Princeton. Otto fouls out to Harley,
and Wilson flies out to Rearrion Gunster
goes out at first. No runs.
Fifth inning-For Georgetown. Reardon
cutsthe air three times ,Murph Y knocks low
fly to Ward, Harley follows suit. retiring
the side. No runs.
For Pri nceton, Easton dies at first,
Payne gets to first on four called balls,
Ward is put out at. first, Mahouey to
Murphy. Bradley follows suit No runs
Sixth inning Georgetown Mahoney
fans the air threetimes Sullivanfollows suit,
and Mccarthy does the same, retiring the
side with three strike-outs in favor Of
Easton.
For Princeton, Trencbard flies out TO
Harley, Smith doing the same. Mahoney
hits Otto with one of his curves ard Otto
reaches first, afterward stealing second.
Wilson goes ont at first, the score standing
Princeton. 3; Georgetown, 1.
NO RUNS IN THE SEVENTH
Seventh inning-For Georgetown Ma