The morning times., 1896-04-05
GEORGETOWN WON AGAIN
Dckinson's Nine No Match for
the Home Club.
PRETTY PLAY THE RULE
Cold w ind Interfered, But the Young
stcrs Kept Their Blood Warm and
the Score Stood SIX To Four for
the Blue ana Gray-Fair Crowd
of Spectators.

Eighteen sturdy young coiiegians filed
out upon Georgetown Field yesterda after
noon ami ipravrd strong, keen WIND, wGIch
blew its icy breath from all four quarters
at once, taxing big chances with pneumonia
for 1irsL place.
OEe-naI OF these young students came
down from their alma mater, Dickinson
Courge, To try~conc!usions with 'IeorSe-
towh College IN j game Oh the uIdmohd.
trcoTgetoWn won By u score OF y 10 4,
ana now the young men from Carlisle are
sorry tney came 80 lar To lose game
1ne surroundings were made anything nut
inviting by the cod weather, ana tine 1alr-
sized audience employed Itke.T III bioWihS
its fingers ana stamping around TO keep
comfortable, Intellectually appiauding SoOd
plays mace 10y boin sides, and trying to
make Itself believe that IL vas having
lots of tun. The spectators and payers
would undoubtedly nave enjoyed game
| or football more, so much more suitable
was In,- weather Ior that exhiiarating game.
| IT was greed that only seven innings DE
! played, aud iii that number, the blue and
| gray, easily showed Itself the superior
| team at all points, although the score does
| not indicate that l. had IN easy thing OF II.
SOME PRETTY PLAYS.
cent running catch in the third inning by
| siIrarer OF I; long Crtyc tTom Rearuon =
| bat, and which ordinarily would have been
| safe. A double pay iii the same inning Dy
| ShedreF and Gllroy was notable. Mahoney
| hit safely, and While he was stealing
second, Lambrrts hit was captured Dy
! Shvarer, who threw TO Gilroy, catching
! Mahoney. II was pretty play and literally
| applauded.
/ ~ ippinr lambert who had
| been pitching splendid game, exchanged
| places with Mahuney, who held down nrsC
! bag and then the fun began, TOT Dig
| MaDoney the seemingly lnYlhtlbic. moved
| down the best hitters OF Dickinson ike 80
| much chaff and at the end of The seventh
| inning, as n fitting close TO Weilpiayed
game, struck out in rapid succession
| the rirst three hatsnen VINO faced him,
| fGoiing them all with his lightning delivery
| and an assortment OF drops aud curves.
| Shearer, who was very anxious to get
! a chance at Mahoney, chippcd big chunks
! from the frosty air and ueplored the 1acJ
that lie had hardly begun before lie was
! done for.
lne visitors played good game all
! things considered but Georgetown played
better all around. and its admirers are
eia;ed over the great improvement IN its
! team work, thanks TO Capt DICK hdrles
! capaDle Coaching.
The few errors made in tie game were
excusable ON account of the extremely
! cold weather and strong wind.
GEORGETOWN TOOK FIRST.
! Georgetown went first Ia lat. Harley
was the first man up, and having good
| eye walked to lirst and promptly suic
second and was advanced on Fleming ;
| sacrifice and scored on Mccarthy saCri-
flee. Much 10 the surprise or every one.
especially the blonde little pitcher Of the
| yUb I fUirtpd a SntDIi1 game
throughout, big Mahuney famed out.
Sbearer led Off Tor his side with walk
to first and advanced 10 second on Gi!roy 5
hit and stole third and scored ON the throw
10 catch Giiroy ut second. who a1terwaru
scored on d IasSed ball and Owing bit.
West struck out and Davis followed suit,
i after which McNeaI fell by The wayslde at
first.
scure-Georgetown i; Dickinson, z
II looked Il little Cubious Tor the blue
aud gray, but IL was early in the gamc.
/ Iamoer, however, was thrown out at
first after Il good attempt at bunting.
then Mclaughlin 0pcncu up proceedings
| with a spleuGid three Eger and scored on
! the error which allowed keardOn 10 rest
safely on 1irst on his hit TO McNeai, ami
Lamb sent stump home on long
three-sticker TO right and scored himself
on paksed tall. FLYNN and Harley struck
! out Three ruHs the result.
In their half of tie second the Visitors
! could get no farther than tirst base.
The third inning was full of ginger and
good plays. Fleming whisked the sphere
| through space for two bases and adj
vanced on Il wild pitch.
FULL OF GOOD PLAYS.
Mccarthy was given a base, stole Sec
| ond and scored with Fleming ON Mahoney S
strong single. 1t was here that the Goubie
DIay stated above put an end to the fun,
Reardon's long hit was captured after a
long run by Shearer. Dickinson failed
| 10 score in their half, as well as in the
next inning nor Gid the locals do any bet
ter.
Nil was marked up for Georgetown Ii
| the fifth. The visitors scored once III
| this inning, when Williams was given
a life on FIcmIngs error, and stole secont
aud scored on Giroy's hit.
Again in the sixth the locals failed to add
TO their score, but the visitors marked III
one on Owing's base on balls, and a stea
aul home on McNeai hit through Fleming
In the seventh and last Flynn went ou
on Williams assist to first. Harley's lont
fly was missed, and he was safe, but Wa
left 10 base, as Fleming and Mccarthy botl
went out on Williams successive assist
to Gooiale.
Mahuney put on steam, and in rapid sue
cessiou struck out Goodale, Shearer, an,
Gilroy, aud the struggle was over, am
| Georgetown had added another game to he
| rapidly growing string Of victories. Th