The times., 1901-03-29
GALLAUDET Wins ANOTHER
The Western High School Team
No Match for the Mutes.
Kendall Green Boys Field Badly But
Make Up for 1t at the Bat-an ES
citing Fiye-InpIng Contradictions
RIM by SIeunfer-Other Features.

The third high school baseball team
TO suffer defeat within a week at the
hands of Gallaudet College was the West
ern High School aggregation, which
crossed bats with the mutes at Kendall
Green yesterday. afternoon After hVe
short innings of play the score stood TO
3. with the schoolboys at the small end
AS a rule the game was cleaniy played
although there were occasions when the
Gallaudet feldeTs juggled the ball aim
lessIy The mutes chalked UP four large
black errors, while their opponents had
but a single blotch on their record.
Painter of Gallaudet. who pitched the
game Tuesday against the Business High
School team. was again in the box Ia
the opening inning Western found him
for three hits. and before the side was re-
tired they scored as many runs, which
represented their total score Meunier
was tower of strength with the stick
for Gallaudet He scored a home run in
the second inning and neat single the
next time he came to bat.
Western High School was the first 10
bat Bird walked 10 first, stole second
and scored on a single by Norris. Ken
nedy got four balls. Mackel hit safe and
Huck followed with a single. Andree
tried to catch Morris at third, but threw
! over Geilfuss' head. Before the ball was
| fieIded TO the plate two more runs were
scored by Morris and Kennedy. Mackel
was then cut off at second and Huck at
the plate. Spofford retired the side by
! flying out 20 short.
Geilfuss opened Gallaudets half of the
I first with single and stole second. Bar
| ham failed to reach the initial bag and on
! Hunters hit Geilfuss raced for home
! Boggs fielded the hit but threw wild over
/ Kennedys head, permitting both Cell
| fuss and Hunter 10 score ABdree walked
! 20 first and his attempt to steal second
was nipped in the bud. Rosson's easy
| grounder was gathered in and the ball
arrived at first before he did.
! Not one of the Westerns passed first
base in their half of the second. Meunier
was the first Of the mutes 20 hat in their
half He picked out one OF Weightman's
| best and before the outfielders had
stopped running he had trotted compla-
Gently around the bags. scoring a home
run and tying the score. A strike ont
| and two easy grounders retired Gallau-
| det in one, two, three order.
| in the third Kennedy got around As far
as third and it looked though the
| Westerns might score. Their hopes Were
! dashed, however when Kennedy was
! caught at the piSle bN AiluItt .id'h'i
struck out Huck's hit and theft Of sec
ond proved of no avail when Spoford
went out at first.
| Just in order to clinch their hold on the
| contest GalIaudet scored two more runs
| in their half of the third. Geilfuss lead
| off with a hit good for two bases. and
| scored minute later when Hunter sin
| gled after Barham flew out. Andrees safe
| hit was helded to second, and Hunter
! went to the bench in consequence. Ros-
| sons single advanced Andree to second,
| and he scored OH hit by Meunier, who
! stole second just before the side was re-
! tired by Neesan going out AZ first
Western secured two singles in the
| fourth but WAS unable to score. Audree' 5
| quick work at the plate cut of HadeIl,
| the only player who got around that far.
Boggs struck out and Weightman was re-
tired at first A pair Of singles aided by
a wild throw brought another tally. TO
Gallaudet In the fourth. The first hali or
the fifth and the last inning Of the game
saw the High School lads retired without
getting beyond second base.
Gallaudet will play Georgetown tniVef-
sfty at Georgetown Saturday.
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