Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-30
COLLEGE, BASE BALL.
Georgetown and Columbian Give the
MOrst Exhibition of the Seasan


The feature of yesterdays game between
Georgetown and Columbian Universities
was a. total Of twenty-four erfors, twelve
to each side, the contest being a series of
misplays, with the exception of one or two
innings, from start to finish. Columbian
gave Georgetown a scare in the seventh
inning, when, with the score ii to in the
latters favor, the Columbian boys started
in, and by combination of hits and err
rors made five runs
After that, however, Georgetown steadied
down some WHAT and only one more run
came IN. Georgetown played a very loose
game, the only players not making errors
teing Harley and Fleming
=; Fugitt In center field and d. Fugtt in
right field were The only Columbian men
not Gown IN the error column.
Lambert pitcle4a good game for George
town IN streaks, striking out eleven men
ana making over~a half a dozen wild pitch
es. Nearly air the runs for Columbian I'D
10 the seventh inning came in through
passed pals 1Sr wild pitches. In the third
inning Harley sent, Maloney to the bench
putting Lamb in center, Mccarthy on first
ana sending Mike Mahoney behind the bat.
Although MiFe 4s not caught for some
tlme, ne puGlup Ia good game, ana held
La rnl IN IL shane. 70
re ming at second put up the best game
tie former making several quick throws
that were uptota high standard for ac-
curacy and speed, and the latter covering
second in his usual errorIess way.
For Columbian Mills at second Johnson
behind the bat, Greene at first and Beall at
snort. after he had succeeded In locating
the initial bag, put up fair article of bali.
Greene accepted eighteen chances with only
one error, dropped hard-thrown ball
Cummings pitched a steady game through
out. and the heavy Filters on Georgetown
were unable to pound him to much effect in
any one inning.
bernie McGrafh OF of
years Georgetown team, oficiated as UNI
pire. The score:
R.H.E.
GEORGETOWN .......4 6OO21 lob II II
Columbian ..........O 23OO2bO Ia 10 12
Gallnudet, 3; NJ. A. c., z.
The Maryland Agricultural College nine
played Gallaudet at Kendall Green yester-
day. The game was a see-saw affair from
the start. Erd took Smielau's place in the
box in the fifth inning, and almost saved
the day for Gallaudet; but in the eighth
inning a dispute arose about the decision
OF the umpire, and NJ. A. c. refused to play.
The score: NJ A. c., 7; Gallaudet, 8: bat
teries, Smielau. Erd and Price for Gallau-
Diet, Hurstburger and Lewis for NJ A. C.;
base hits, Gallaudet, 6; NJ A. c. Z: errors
Gallaudet, 4; NJ. A. c., 3.
In Other Cities.
Amherst defeated Wesleyan in a most
spirited game yesterday at Amherst by q
| score Of to 2. The home team held the
lead from the first inning, but the result
was doubtful up to the very last
The Georgetown University Reserves
We're defeated at Rockville yesterday by
| the Rockville team, the score standing Is
| to -.
| Dartmouth defeated Harvard for the
| third time yesterday at Cambridge, Mass.
by a score of to G. winning the series.
| 1t was Harvard's game up to the seventh,
| when Dartmouth forged ahead
| The Lehigh team went down before the
| Tigers yesterday at Princeton in their first
annual game, to the tune of 10 to /. The
| Princeton team played a sharp fielding
| game, ard batted Cannon freely. Lehigh
| played wretchedly, being credited with ten
| errors.
Bowdoin defeated Phillips Andover yes.
| terday at Andover, Mass, by a score of 1C
| to s. Both teams were weak in the box
For other Sports See Page Thirteen.