The times., 1901-05-19
TIGERS WINNING FINISH,
Georgetown Beaten in the Last Half
of the Ninth Inning.

! PRINCETON, N. J., May 1S-Prince-
| ton in the ninth succeeded in drag
| ging down the Notwithstanding col
ors of Georgetown from their lofty pima
! Gle. and hurting them under foot The
| Georgetown boys held commanding lead
all through the game, and it looked as
| though they would win out, as the score
| stood to 3, in their favor. at the end of
| their half of the ninth inning But. oh.
that awful ninth
Cox. who relieved old reliable Bob
Blewitt III the sixth, and who up to this
part of the performance was pitching
No ball, suddenly took a great fancy
to Steinwender. the Tigers second base
| man, and sent an inshoot against that
players Stats which allowed him to go
to first.
Cosgrove, the next man up was dished
out the same amount Of fun in the same
manner this allowing two men TO be on
the bases.
Cox was then relieved by Mckay, who
seat Meier TO first on balls. Mac" like
his predecessor in the box, then passed
one up to Hlllebrand, the ball performing
a stunt on the latter players ribs. This
allowed Steinwender to jog home without
effort
Fay, of Georgetown, was then trotted
out to the pitchers rubber to see if he
could not prevent the cloudburst that
looked so imminent. But nay. this little
fellow wasn't able to stem his fellows
over the tide. With the bases filed
Brown stepped to the plate and sent one
down to Dowling, who threw home, head
ing off Cosgrove
Davis was then sent up to bat for Pear
sen, and after finding one TO his liking
ne swung on 1t nightly. A goodly single
was the result, and both Meier and Hilie-
brand trotted home, the latter with the
tying run.
AS Third Baseman Hutchings walked
up TO the plate he was greeted with cheers
from all sides, and yell here and there
for him to hit il out. After waiting for
one TO his liking, he finally picked out
one, and banged away at il.
II was hard hit ball. and Travelled at
a rapid gait toward left field. The third
6aseman made d try for it. The little
sphere bounded up against his glove and
then caromed off to one side
Taking advantage of the error, Brown
logged home, with the winning run Ii is
needless to say that the Blue and Grey
boys left the field in a very dishearten-
ed manner.
Moran was the first up. and flew out to
Hilebrand- ApperiouS was passed to
hrst, Golden was safe on CosgroVe's 5 poor
throw to Meier TO head him Off and
Walsh followed with a single to the
centre garden. O'Hara was given a base
or balls. which forced in ApperiouS Dow
ling sent one down to Cosgrove who let
it so by him. Golden and Walsh scored
on the error. Blewitt went out Meier |
to Stevens. Drill was safe on Meiers er-
ror of Steinwender's throw to first While |
this stunt was being performed O'Hara |
and Bowling came home. Drill. in the |
meantime. went to third, and attempted |
to come home on Corners drive to Stein |
wender. but the latter player threw him |
out at the tally plate.
Princeton was blanlled for five innings |
In the sixth. however. they succeeded in |
putting two to their credit on five con-
secutive hits. Steinwender went out to |
first base. CosgrOve singled to right. and |
went to third on Meiers hit. Cosgrove
scored on Hilebrand hit but Meier was
thrown out at home. Brown singled
while Pearson followed with Il double
which scored Hillebrand. Cox was then |
introduced in Blewitts place, and Sue
ceeded IN inducing Hutchings to send d |
slow one down TO OHara. who threw the
runner out at first
In the seventh they obtained another
Captain Green was passed to first. |
Stevens flied out to Moran. Steinwender
was safe on Green's out at second. Cos
Meier followed with single to centre, |
scoring Steinwender. Hilebrand ended
he inning by flying out to Apperious.
In the ninth O Hara was given his base
IN balls. Dowling and Cox went out at |
irst: O Hara came home on a wild pitch
ly Stevens Drill was given his base and
attempted to go to second on Green's |
hrow to catch him off first Pearson got |
he ball to second before the Georgetown |
nan and there ended the ninth.
The score: