The times., 1898-04-24
ORIOLES WINGS CLIPPED
Georgetown Batted Out a Well
Earned Victory.
McCARTHY'S BOUBLE PLAY
Dosvd's Six Bases on Balls Helped
One Run Forced In-Blu~ and
Gray strong IA bat aud Fast on
TfaseS.

in game that was almost devoid Of
any special features Georgetown Varsity
team yesterday afternoon defeated Mary
land University by the score Of TO 4.
The game opened up in good sharp
style. Georgetown scoring three runs. At
ter this. for some reason or other. the
locals seemed TO underestimate the
strength OF the Oriole visitors who had
defeated Manhattan which team pre-
vious 10 that had defeated Yale. When
in the fourth inning the visitors were
one tally ahead which they had gained
on sharp hits snappy fielding and the
loose playing of their opponents. the lat
ter woke UP to the fact that they had
a harder proposition on hand than they
had reckoned on. Then they went in and
scored twice in the sixth and won the
game and ciinched ia the seventh with
two more.
Dowd was in the points for Georgetown,
and barring lack OF control in several in
nings giving total of six bases on
balls he twirled a good game; 80 much
SO that but four hits We're made of his
delivery. He also struck out seven men.
some Of them the visitors strongest
hiuers.
careIessness and misplays at times
helped 70 make The contest an uninter-
esting one.
Maloney gave Dowd good support.
Walsh led az the bat with a three and a
two baEger. Hafford and Casey each hit
for three bases and Moran Tor two.
Nidner and Waters for the visitors each
had a three bagger The blue and gray
batted in old time form. every man get
ting al least one hit running up total
Of twelve. Mccarthy made a double plas
unassisted in the sixth inning.
The game looked easy for Georgetown
after scoring three times IN the first on
Haford's three bagger TO cenIeT who
scored Immediately after landing on the
sack on Widner's poor throw in. Fleming
was an easy out. Downes singled TO right
and stole Malouey struck out. Capt
McCaTthys hit over short scored Moran
and went 10 second on the play. and
scored on Walsh's three bagger. who was
left standing on DOwnes's fly 20 Smith.
In the third the visitors tied the score
After Nidner's easy out Hafford 10 Nc
Carthy Walters lined OUT a three bagger.
then followed three bases on balls in d
row To n and II Whitehurst and th~
third one To Pond forced Ia Walters.
Owings was safe on the fielder's choice on
his grOuuder TO Moran. who threw Out
n NhtehUrst ar The plate and o Don
nsIls hit past first scored H. Whitehurst.
This gave the Orioles some hope and
they began playing snapper bali, but the
one score made I'm The fourth was their
last and thenceforth they devoted them
selves 10 keeping down the score which
they succeeded very well in doing.
Georgetown scored twice IN the sixth
or McCartby's single and Downes'
double scoring the captain and Casey
three-bagger scoring DOwnes.
le cl--ar1rh ryy- n1Dva gy1Ta added
on Fleming tap 10 O'DOnnell which h,
fumbled and a steal. Maloney's boundel
70 Nhitehurst. Of which he made a mess
on which Fleming went 10 third. and h,
ard MaIDuey scored on Walsh's doubI,
drive over center
Easy outs marked the play Of the tw,
last innings Umpire Greene was decid