The morning times., 1896-05-03
GEORGETOWN WON AGAIN
By a Score of One Pennsylvania
Was DOWned.
1T WAS A GREAT VICTORY
For the Second Time In a Forthiehl
the Local Boys Have Beaten Their
RivaIs-It Was All Done III INC
Ninth Inning 1t WAS All
Accomplished.

The members of the victorious George
town College baseball nine and nuihoef
of students, who went TO PhilaueIlhld
Yesterday 10 root for their team In 'he
game against the University Oh felillsS l,i
Vania. returned home last night hlEnl!
elated over The victory VI unc u,i+ti n FORT
P.-nusv Tor the second time WIthln ioi'-
night. c,,o,roo,o,,-, won res
terday by score OF Il 10 10, Mas 6f TT1a Tba
i'm last nights sporting edliloh oI Inc
1t was a glorious victory, especially SO
in view of the fact that lhe game y s Is
played Oh strange grounds ana dedihsI
suCn terrible odds in roofing, ana Tor WIlch
Pennsy students have long since become
famous. Last nights account closed WIN
the fifth inning.
and in an incredibly short time the
Georgetown drew blanks in the seventh and
eighth, and scored twice IN the Il; hinIn;
Fleming walked TO first, stole and secured
third on an overthrow, TO catch him at
second. MCCarty also drew pass; Ma
honey tapped one 20 Wilhelm, who jug
ged, and was safe on the overthrow,
Scoring Fleming and Mccarthy in the mean
time.
IN THE SIXTH.
Pennsy banked in the sixth and raised
its own hopes by tallying four times IN the
seventh. Jackson started off with hit
Fleming stole second and scored on HALO
between Mcintyre and Mccarthy. Halo
way went to third on Blakely's INT 10 leit,
the latter stole and both scored ON WHO
pitches. Voight out on grounder TO Tracey
p. Tracy out. lteardon 10 Tracey. Mlihelm
wound up the inning with "homer over
left. O'Donncll struck out Four runs.
In the eighth Middleton went out on a foul
fly to Tracey, WHO made splendid running
catch. Gray sent a grounder past Fleming,
stole second and third and dscored on Jackson
out to Tracy. Holloway was given base
on balls, stole and scored on passed ball.
| Blakely out, keardon To Tracy. Two runs
With one last chance Pcnnsy made a
mighty effort to ciinch the game and at
the end Of her inning was in the lead, but
+! this was overcome by Georgetown, as
already told. Voigt landed safely on
! his attempt TO steal second. P. Tracy was
! given his base on balls and stole. Will
/ helm struck out for the second tim e.
O'DonnelI was given pass to first: and
through Reardon and stopped in left fieid
scoring Tracy. While an effort was being
! made 10 catch Middleton between second
| and third. O'Donnell started for home and
landed safely on Maloney's error of Nj
Laughlin's throw. Jackson flied out to
| Thus ended their chapter.
SOME FEATURES.
The playing of Reardon. Mccarthy. Nc
! Laughlin, and Harley were features OF the
game. Tracy held down first bag in error
! less manner. Mahoney pitched a mastery
game, striking out ten men. He had
Splendid control or the ball, especial,
| with men on bases when hits meant runs
| Malouey gave him clever support. Lam
bert was sick and regretted his inability
| to be in the game.
Another game will be played by these
| two crack teams on May 20 at Pennsy's
| grounds.
Following Is the score: