The morning times., 1896-04-08

! had been played.
| As GeorgetoMn is scheduled To play Yale
| at Old Point Comfort touay, it Was agreed
that yesterdays game should be caIled at
| b:40 O'Clock, 10 aiiow The team to make
! Norfolk boat. AT the hour named George
| town was 1T bat in its Laif or the sey yenth
| inning aud last reaching The point where II
| tie would have been marked Gown 1ur lis
| afternoon work, but with one man out, and
| two on bases, and big MahGney the next
| man al bat, The game was called with the
| score IL TO 10 in the Tigers :" favor,
| but the score went back TO the sixth or
| even inning. and stanus at IL 10 8, in
| favor or Princeton.
FEATURES OF THE GAME.
With the diamond and field very heavy
and sticky, The going was SLOW and uucer
tain, ana The stirr wind blowing over the
! field. made ii hard for pitchers and battcrs
and fiedcrs alike.
| Whatever fieiaIng errors were made were
| mostly cXcusable, on account of the eX-
| trcme cold.
Inuoupteuly Princeton has the strongest
OF Inc Dlg college teams and yesterday it
/ put up great game, and ii was probably
/ the best lest GeorgCtown has had or her
| paying as a team. The local boys played
( Il brnlaDt game, that IL taken as q stand
| ard, must WIN lor IL many more this sea-
| son.
| When Wilson Of Princeton, was put II
10 pItcn i'll tne seventh, lne cnange or tide
! came for Georg. town, and although he is
a great pitCnCr, the locals were getting
/ OH their baUIIng c.oIhes ana UI gan hammer
ing him until the score ran up, as stated,
wien the cost OF the contest nsaue neCes-
! sIry 10y circumstances, came 10 his relief.
Easton, IN The early part of the game,
pitcned lne spiendlu game that maze him
famous last season and was almost in
vincihIe, and he had good team work be-
! hind him.
Again, hig Mahoney demonstrated his
! great pitching ability. He had excellent
! controi OF the ba and terrific spe ed, and
! when he went in 10 twIri in Inc fourth
! inning the team settled down. and the bat
ting OF Princeton began it's long rest. He
/ WAS well supported by Maioney, the little
| catcher, who is daily gaining strength anu
! confidence in himself, and the excellent
| battery work of the TWO inspired Tie team.
Georgetown was first at bat and was
! quickly retired on Harley's strike out;
| Fieming's out from Easion TO keny and
M1ltOhey's out from Ward 10 Kelly; Nc
| Carthy walked to first and was left The re.
The visitors weiJ out in like quick order.
In the second, after Lambert and Nc
| Laughlin had struck out, Rearuon hit
safety and stole second and scored on
! Tracy's screaming double; Maloney struck
| out
! Then Kelly made his first appearance
with the stick and promptly lined out a
! sar, one, sto.c second anu scored on VIII
! sons single; Bradley flied out 10 Nc
| Carthy; Mayauve was given his base on
balls, but was left; Wilson was put out
at second and doubled with Gunstcr on
| his hit TO Reardon, he 10 Fleming 10 Ma
/ honey. II was beautiful double play and
| the only one of the game.
Score, 1 to 1.
HERE PRINCETON WON.
Ancr Harley was hit by Easton in the
! third inning ne quickly look second on
Flemine's hit, and both scored on Ma
| Eoney's terrific Triple. Mccarthy out on
| hts bupt. LamheFE WIS put out attempting
second after isis base on balls. Mahoney
scoring on "A passed BAH. ReardGn out on
| foul fly TO Titus.
Score, Georgetown i. Princeton /.
This lead was doomed TO be sbortlived;
! IL was too good 10 last, for the Tigers
! came in for tLCiF half OF the inning and
Won the game right there.
Titus reached TIrst on an error OF Nc
Carthy in handling hls fly, and scored on
| wards safe hit through second, advanced
on EastOn's hit, and both scored on a
! passed bah and Altman's safe one. Kelly
| out on n fly TO Mccarthy; Bradley scored
Altman: Wayauvc walked TO first and
scored on Wilson'S long drive checked for
/ three stations, and then Maboney came to
| the rescue and filled the point. Tracey
| dropped out, Lamb going to right field
| and Lambert 10 the initial bag. Mahoney
| promptly struck Gunster out. Titus made
| his second hit OF the inning but Ward went
| out, Mclaughlin TO Lambert. Score 8 to 4.
In its balf of The fourth Georgetown
was BANKED, while the Tigers captured
| three scores more. EaSton bit and ad-
vanced on base on balls TO Altman and
| scored on passed ball. Kclly's third strike
was dropped by Mal0ney and he was safe,
,,l.a. "a
pitch. Kelly scored on Wilson's hit and
! Bradley flied out. Wayauve and GuDster
| famed out. Score IL to 4.
Both sides were BANKED in the fifth
| and Princeton took the same dose in her
| half Of the sixth. In lhe sixth Georgetown
scored once after Wilson came in to pitch,
| EaStOn going TO left field. Mclaughlin
struck out. Stump ReardoD, who is doing
| fine work all around, found one to his
! liking and sent it, much TO the dsmay OF
!. Wilson, on a journey for three bags. and
| promptly scored on a Wild pitch. Lamb
| famed out. Maloney ploughed one through
| Ward, and rs Harley came to the plate
| the snow came down again and with il
came hit, advancing Maloney, who was
| left on Flemings out at first.
| Three Tigers famed out in rapid order
| in their half and then came the seventh.
| II was fast approaching the hour to
| call the game; all was excitement, and the
| bleacherites and others swarmed all around
| the players bench, and excitement ran
| high, for the blue and gray had struck its
| gait and looked likely TO win out.
| Why not let the trip South go and stay
and play it out? No; it could not be done.
! But an effort to tie the score could be made,
| Mccarthy promptly laced Wilson ana hit
| and ran and landed safely: then a mighty
roar greeted Mahoney's approach TO the
plate, but Wilson began his dirty tactics
| by twice hitting the batter on his pitching
| arm, and ii looked intentional, too; but
| Mahoney hit safely and reached second;
| Lambert landed on first with his hit scor-
ing Mccarthy and Mahoney; Mclaughlin
| out at first; Reardon again lined it out
| and scores Lambert; and then pam
| demonum, set at liberty, made life pleas
| ant for the deaf spectators only. Every
| one was wild and excitement knew no
bounds. Maloney added fire TO ii by hitting
! safely and scoring Reartlon. Now the score
! is IL TO 8 in favor of Princeton and
Georgetown is playing a magnificent uphill
! game.
Harley hit safely, and on overthrow and
| errors, MalOney scored. Score, IL to 10.
| Fleming hit safely; Harley was caught at
| home plate, and after Mccarthy had HIT
| safely, the game was called. II being i'm
| possible TO finish Princeton'a half of that
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