The morning times., 1896-05-17
ROYAL PITCHERS BATTLE.


added To the genera! enthusiasm ana meE-
riment.
ROYAL PITCHERS BATTLE.
Virginia saved her strongest pitcher lCr
today, aud Mcclure, who has great
record was put III the points, and lor tue
most pant pI,unUu Il stIuuG, steduH game,
aud had eXceueuL support. but Ine S.',t ,
mad no UerTOTS l,r GCOrS clown 9 Cl'hilC
nIterS They mt hlm almost AZ WILL duu
IA me SlXtu INNING altIost hhoCkeu MN tul
al me box / ue I,UdIS IOuuu lutn SdietN
n,tccu tunes. ANA ,hese W"th hIiS Ii'e"h'
runs. ,,.. -. ti.
.,,.. .,u., -, 80 q I.i.tIaIIu.y, ana I..I
work WIS Irc,,ucnIly appiduueu. JIaIE at
Snorg accepted All uls i've chauCcS without
an error.
team p!a we'd almost Without &u efruT "a rs
difitCuu 10 mention III, sc VITO eXCelieu. u.
lMIt To george A.anuueA. tie hihS o. Il Il
college pitchers, must TIE gwen large
snaIJ OF Juc CTeu!t iCr !esstfd''E NIct, : e
To virginia. : best hlt,crS ue was Il II elii AItd'
nut Vut. hit being secured OF. Ills uc4lNtrE,
aud TINS tells tue story Oh Irgii.ia uett'dt.
he was simply lGEInVlhle diid has IKE Las
not been seen III the pItCuer'S box on ans
college team !Or at least Two Years. ne
is Il IuzZler TO all hatlerS.
IN siuuluou. he lie .ucu uIs pest We'll aC-
cclJiug al! o.: ms threc chances without aii
error.
ahu \. orAcu Ike Il Veteran. hc was cCoi
al ali tunes aud handled the steam GFiNeS
which came like they We're urlven out
OF Il CatalulI N m;IstcFiy manner. l. lemlu Z
at second, ana LamDert, who has about
recovered from l4Is serious IilutSS, rdycu
the iGji-lG lUsIuOIS III lauitl"sS manner,
some OF the piCkUps aud throws BEN {
marvellous.
Mccarthy and Lamb took good care
! Of ali that cam" their way which, however
was tut fdr" occurrence. captain Harley
.irlGci brilliantly ana covered almost an
acre O. GROUND ana accepted all his chances
! I'd Ike tho rest o! tie Oulliel killed
! several hits good for hCmerS by good, lCug-
| ruunin 2 catches.
! The Ihird game Will not he played anC
| .icnr getOwn Will. fortunately. not have
| TO travel to the state, whose slo gan Is
| never tire
TALE OF NINE GOOSE EGGS.
| Promptly at O'Clock Umpire Heydle
! gave tnc signal for the struggle TO beGll
| ,.uq q, O.. Lc,Owu Went IlfaJ 80 rut. LdIieS
| me nr,l iuiIu up LIT tie IlrsJ J"!i Pi,t-.C
| and when it stopped IT was safely III
| Louncy'S hands. rlcInln struck out dhC
| A,cCdr,hV's liner WAS Beautifully STOPPED
| ~ Muh I'M but II reached ursL tOU I.-o'
| .Iauouev's Sill sie advanced Mccarthy
| nut both were leIU staudin < on lamherJ {
| ioul lily taken III after great ellofI bS
! Marshall. No runs.
| Thr second hmm y was also blank
| ior GeCr getowu ana 1t was Just The hIiC
of medicine Vir glnia took for nine long
| innin gS.
| georgetown scored twice in the third
| Harley was fairy MT by the pitcher, nu
| lut. tunDlrt wOuIu not hec II lhdU Way, ant
| Dick is thus accused OF trlck he Wa
! never guilty of. There was good cause 10
| the kick Oh the umprlng, because DeiOr
| this he was awfuuy nurd on Mahoney
| harley was out Irom Mchln 10 udritt
| EIrInIng landed safely OH nlS nlt 10 snOi
and Immediately after scored on McCattny gdi
| to connect, Lambert walked, aud Nc
Laugnlin lined one out past third, Ricardo
| flied out 10 HOSton.
In their han, The sixth Nlrglnian StruC
| out. of the nine 10 bat to tHat tune.
| The locals banked in the fourth an
added three runs In the il1th, fleinln
| was thrown out at TiFSJ by Mcklin; Ma
| honey lined one 10 HOAton, built was to
hot Tor Mat great player, and the bate
was safe but was forced at second o
Lamber's hit TO Craig.
Mclaughlin, who le hitting the ball 70
keeps lined one to the roadway, an
reached third scoring Mccarthy ana Lam
bert. Reardon followed his good exampl
and tapped Nc cLaughin. Lamb hit /
short and forced Rreardon. Three run
After Bonney, for Virginia, had sent
| fly TO Mccarthy, Which was taken IN
great shape, McKim and Cochran bot
tapped scratches TO Mahoney, who heipe
| to bury them at first.
In the sixth Pap" Mcclure was feelin
the effects of the constant and terriIl
pounding of his curves and he looked tlre'
| but the end was not yet, LOT the lOCa
| earned two more runs.
LITTLE MALONEY's TWO-BAGGER
| The doughty little Georgetown CatChe
was due for hit and he pounded out
splendid two-bagger, and scored on HaI
ley's three-decker 10 right field who score
on Kern's muff of Mahoneys high fly
center Fleming, Mccarthy and Ian
| bert were easy outs on flies. Two run
IN the seventh Marshall was given
pass and i s only the second VirgipiaD wh
| has reached first, and he gets TO third G
| HoXton's drive to deep center, but get
| no further. for Mcclure and Mckim al
| easy outs and caused great eXctemen
suspense is over for that inning.
In the eighth the visitors We're retire
| op three balls pitched.
| Georgetown was BANKED after the sXt
inning but it had clinched the game an
was on easy street.
AS Mahoney stepped into the box In I'll
ninth he was presented with q magnifiCel
wreath Of laurel tied with streamers
blue and gray, the gift OF fair admirer
He presented Garnett with his base, but
was doubled at second, where he stoc
asleep after Mccarthy had taken
Marshalrs long fly, then Mcclure fame
out. and the greatest game of the seasC
was over; and then pandemonium let loo
! | and enthusiasm never pent up, now role
in sheets over the big field And amid 9
the excitement Big Mahoney, the priC
| of all Georgetown was carried off Il
roOters.
The visiting team was treated courteous
throughout the afternoon, and left II
grounds in good spirits after an cXchanl
of rousing college yells. Following
| the score:
Georgetown. ALB. R. H.PO.A. :.
Fleming, 2b.. s / / O 2