The morning times., 1896-04-26
Georgetown, 10; Pennsy, 7.

Georgetown, 10; Pennsy, Z.
The boast which the University of Penn
sylvaniti baseball team Is said to have
uiaue, tndt alIrr ats sOCu prdCJICe III Lhe
game with irIhIty CoIIeee, IL would come
Gown ana snow CtorsclOWn uHucr d urIII
OF runs, WAS not maze good.
AT the end OF the nilitn aiming IN the
game between uneSe Two crack teams
on Georgetown Fieid yesterday afternoon,
tiIe oonuItioHs We're exactiy reversed duu
GeorgetoWn piled up The crit until fenIisy
Was showed ander 10 the tune oil - TO .
To blakeiy must be charged several of
the runs made by Georgetown. His
playing at thIIu Was rank auu as captain
OF MS team, hc set very LOor example
TO ms Iheii. HaiIoway at heCond, over
snaQowe uiin ANA ueserYe es the CapIainCY
tor ne is a greater player and IL surer
fieider, and has snap anu Is heady, too.
To Georgetown Deiongs vast amount
or credit lor lis victory.
1t showed vast lInpu Oyement in it's team
work.
Last season Georgetowp defeated Peunsy
in two games, the scores being respect
lively 10 z and TO 8.
MAHoNEY WAS INvINCIBLE.
To big George Mahoney belongs large
Slice or credit for yesterdays victory.
he pitciIeua superb game ana had spieLuId
control OF the ban ana was especially ef-
IectIye wHen the bases were iItted.
He struck out a total oil thirteen nIen,
equaiing his tecoru In last year game and
in two innings lie caused live successive
batters 10 siIIte the alr unmerCiTully he
struck out the heavy batters when hits
meant runs.
AdIoney as catcher proved to he little
gem anu caught the mighty Aahoney
In u splendid manner anu Threw TO bases
ana baLted Ike a veteran. He shows most
wonderful improvement in his work.
hcardon anu Mcintyre played their usual
strong game, While ter batting was "a
feature. As much can Ice Sald or the rest OF
I the team; all played their positions brilliant
U hnI
they did little Cantline, who was Joliied
along by his team until the fourth inning
when he gracefully giided to the bencn
ana thought over what might have been, -
ii he hau done thus ana So.
Middleton caught good game. HollO WI )
played brilliantly, but he talks too much
and says se little worth listening to. All
the rest of tie team pu tup good game, eX-
CcDtlng Capt. blakcly, anu hlS fingers
were all thumbs, ana butteTed ones at that.
The rcd and blue OF PennSy was com
pletely outcassed at all points, in batting
and fielding by the local blue and gray. ana
learned some pointers from the coming
champions OF the southern college teams.
THE STORY OF THE SLAUGHTER
Georgetown went first to bat and Harley.
the first man up. was hit by the pitcher
and stole second soon after rca ching first.
FIemlng struck out anu on Mccarthy >
splenuid drive 10 deep center, Harley scored.
Maboney TolO wed with Il liner over third.
ana on his attempt to reach home on the
was given ns base on balls.
Mauoney scored on McLaughltnS three
baGger over third. and on keardonS hit
! pasC third Lambert scored. Mclaughlin
was put out on the OycrFun or second. Three
| runs.
ton Reached first ON ReardOR's error and
was advanced on Grey's hit 10 right.
Jackson and johnson struck out. ana slid
| dleUon stole home. Holloway was sa r.
| on first on Reardons overthrow 10 first
the runner reaching third before the ball
| was returned. passed ball scored Grey
| and Voigt struck out Two runs.
In the second the blue and gray scored
| twice. After Mclutire hau walked to first
| lie was forced at second on Harleys hit;
Maloney's foul fly was taken in by BiakeIy
and Harley scored on + Fiemng' pretty three
| bigger to the ROAD way. McCarthy's drive
! past first WAS good for three ba g, scoring
| Fleming. hut was left on Mahoney'S fly out
TO Blakely.
The three succeeding batters OF Peunsy
struck out in order, making six strike outs
i'll succession by Mahoney.
Georgetown scored three runs i'll the
fourth and was bla uked in the fifth. the
visitors scored once in the fourth and
sixth and drew u blank IN the fifth and
banked thereafter until the ninth when
they addet! one more To their tutai.
In the sixth, Georgetown drew five
prizes and piled on the agony and the
game was theirs beyond doubt. Nc
LaughiinS single TO right and passed
bail put him on second. Reafdun had
good eye and walked, aud Mcintire was
safe on his hit, on error of bakely, Ma
loney's hit scored Mclaughlin, but Rear
don was nailed aU third on attempted
steal. Harley's hit scored McIntire.
Then came Fleming for his second hit
IL was l. liner over the roadway past
center, clean home run. which scored
Maloney aud Harley. Mccarthy sent a
single TO right, aud tnen big Mike MahOney
lined Que past Blakeley which Singed his
clothes, but the big fellow renamed at
first for Mccarthy was doubled on Lam
bert's fly TO Holloway. Score l6 TO 3
favor OF Georgetown.
Darte who relieved Pitcher Cautliue in
the fourth was due for a hit, but he famed
the air three times, and retired in disgust
Middicton,s fly was taken IN by McLaugii-
lin, and Grey's grounder through Harley,
netted him four bases. Jackson was hit
by pitcher, hut Johnson was out ON his
fly bunt to McIutire.
To add to the agony the blue and gray,
which was giving Darte fine lesson IN
hitting, scored three more in the seventh.
Mclaughlin hit liner past Holloway.
Reardon was safe on Blakeley's third nor
rible error, Mcintyre flied out TO johnson
and Mahouey TO Blakely. Harley made
the second homer OF the game, over the
road in right, scoring Reardon and Nc
Laughlin. Fleming was out from Holloway
to Jackson.
The eighth and ninth were blanks for
the locals and PennSy. still playing snappy
ball. added one in the ninth. Grey sailed
a pretty hit to center. stole and scored on
| a passed ball. Jackson, Johnson and Hollu-
way were easy outs and the game was
over, and when the smoke and noise and
enthusiastic and uproarous applause bad
subsidized the score stood l9 tu q IN favor
| of Georgetown, and Pennsy stole silently Y
away to the waiting coach. wondering on
| the way how it all came about.
In the fifth inning Mccarthy, who had
been pla ying his usual game, was Informed
that he had come out first in his class
/ in materia medica, and almost inme diately
| after had his first case when Malone y
was hit in the head by q thrown ball.
DR.. Mccarthy promptly relieved the big
pitcher who showed his gratefulness by
lining out a two-bagger-
Following is the score OF the game:
| Georgetown R.H.P0. A E.
lR