Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-12
Boston clubs Friday at National Park will
GEORGETOWN DEFEATED LEHIGH.
The Results of College Ball Games
throughout the Country.


Throughout the Country.
The 1.ehigh University boys faced the
Georgetown lads yesterday on the local
campus, and once more the visitors proven
to be a sort of peaches and cream diet.
the victory for the wearerS OF tne piue
and gray being so easy to take anu mss.
Only eight innings were played put IN tnse
time the Georgetowners had rolled up M.
teen tallies while the visitors obtained out
three. ..
The Iehigh players came to washington
with Quite reputation as players of ability,
both in the field and at the bat, but the ex-
hIbition put UP by them yesterday was
simply lumpy and yellow from oeglnn M 10
end But three hits were made OH OF COL
den and Mckay, while twelve misplays
were chalked up against them IN the error
column. Georgetown. on the contrary.
played game that bristled with ginger and
was marked with accuracy from the first to
the last inning, not an error belnS made,
and the hitting was timely and hard walsh,
out in left field. had nothing to 90 with the
fielding game, but made himself very prom
inent by hitting out two home runs and
single. Short Stop Moran had another good
day, capturing eight chances, all that came
his way, and placed two timely nus TO ms
credit Devlin also did well at first. and. in
fact, the others coppered the ball whenever
batted in their direction. but the tWirling OF
Golden and Mckay was so eHectlve That
the outfelders did not have chance.
The three runs made by the visitors came
In the fourth inning as a result or base on
balls, a single and a home run drive by
Pitcher Barton. The Georgetowners scored
runs in six of the eight innings, and began
work at the very start off, making two in
the first inning.
The weather was raw and cold. which
kept the attendance down, but those pres
ent were warmed by enthusiasm for the
splendid work Of the favorites on the field.
This afternoon the Georgetowns will play
the formidable Yale team, and real con-
test can be looked for. Yale Is the first Of
the big four college teams to tackle
| Georgetown this season, and this fact lends
additional interest, to the game. White will
probably pitch for Georgetown. while Robit-
son will perform the same offices for the
wearers Of the dark blue The game viii
be called at 4 o'clock.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9: Pennsyl-
vania, 9. Game called at end Of ninth in
| ming.
At Celtic Park-Ya1e Law School, II; st.
l Francis Xavier. is.
At Cambridge-Harvard, .; TUFTS, 4.
At Providence-Browp. IA; Trinity. /.
The Yale nine has lost the pitcher for
| v HON kid Nichols, the professional coach,
| had the greatest expectations. He is c. P.
| Cook of Ore Hill, Conn, Junior in the
Sheffield Scientific School.
When the nine left for the south Cook
| was not among, ther players. Inquiry
brought out the fact that Cook has been Or
dered to stop playing base ball by the fac
one Of his studies Cook is a hard worker
| and very faithful, but has always had
trouble with mathematics. He was pre-
| vented from playing foot ball last fall by O
| similar trouble.
His case has aroused no end of comment
at Yale. The undergraduates declare that
this rule Of the faculty Is killing athletics
at Yale.