The Washington times., 1902-04-20
SENATORSIWhLLOP
COLUMBIAN STUDENTS
Collegians No Match for the
American League Team.
RESULT A LoPsIDED SCORE
Amateurs Make Series of Errors at Most
Critical Times - Carrick TwiIled for
the Washington Tribe in Fine Style
and Wins Out,

and Wins Out.
Nine good-looking young men from Co
lumbar College went out to the Ameri-
can League ball park yesterday and at
tempted to repeat the performance OF
Georgetown University by defeating the
Senatorial team that will represent Wash
ington this year
The young men argued that inasmuch as
the sons of Georgetown had administered
a drubbing to the professional club it was
quite possible for them to do the same.
They were much wiser at the end of the
nine innings. However, the Columbian
boys played good ball-for them-when it
is considered that they must necessarily
have been somewhat nervous.
1t must not be inferred that the Sena-
tors played brilliant ball. They did not.
and although the score shows that only
one error was made, the errors OF omis-
sion were numerous, and a good ball
playing team might have done things to
the Lotus men.
Columbian w eGC TO F1eCeS.
The Columbian boys seemed to go to
pieces at intervals during the game, and
apparently tried to see who could ma e
the most errors. Fumbies and wild throws
but the errors were due more to nervous
ness than anything else.
Sheldon started in TO do the twirling,
lut he could not locate the plate, and
sent several men to bases, besides being
wild at critical times. He lasted for six
innings, when Runklc, who had been play
ing second base, went in the box. Sheldon
SONG 10 center, and Huck coming in TO
cove? second.
Columbian went first to bat. and they
started out like winners, getting two hits
and a run. After that they subsided. aad
did not score again until the seventh in
Ming when they set another man across
the plate. They added one more in the
eighth. and another in rthe ninth.
College Boys Score.
Runkle. the first man up in the first.
went out ON a short nyoto Ely, but White
was more fortunate, and sent a single
sending White to second. Blelaski struck
l.
and White scored. Adams was thrown out
IL third in an effort to reach the bag on
Everitt's hit
In the seventh, Huckt hit safely and
went 10 second. lonS CouGhlins misplay
lie was advanced to third on Sheidons
sacrifice and scored on Services two
bagser. Again in the eighth the Colum-
bians got run on Adams triple to LETT
center and B!elask's out at first Huck
O. rd IN 1-r.
pitched ball. two gifts and single by
Service.
In Washington's half of the first, Ryan
was given his base. Service could not
locate the plate for Orth, the next batter
and he walked. Both were advanced 4
base on a wild pitch and scored on VOL
vertOn's single. The latter was thrown
cut in an attempt to pilfer second. Dele
hanty welded the bat for a safety AMI
went to second on another wild pitch.
Coughlin popped fly to right, but Carey
was given his base on balls. He went to
second on Services throw to third to
catch Delehanty, the latter scoring
Carey came home moment later on Biel
askls muff of thrown ball to head him
off at third on Ely's hit. Drill was the
final out of the inning on a fly to White
Three Runs; No Hits.
was DlauhtO III IDe second
after Ryan had made a two-bagger: but
in the third they scored one run on Dele
hanty's three base hit and Carey's single.
Columbian went all to pieces in the fourth
inning and the Senators scored three runs
without making a hit
Ryan sent grounder to Bielaski at
third, but the latter threw wild to first
and Ryan trot,ed on to second. Orth hit
70 right, but OrrisOn muffed it and Orth
went to second, Ryan going to third
Both scored when Sheldon threw wild to
first in an attempt to throw out Wolver-
On. The third baseman scored when
Delehanty sent a fly to right.
Three hits. a base on balls, a stolen
Lasc, and four errors were responsible
for three more in the fifth. Ely singled
= nd stole second, going to third when
Adams mufled Sheldons assist to Drills
grounder. Delehanty came home on er-
.ors by White and Bielaski, and Drill
scOred on Runkle's misplay and Ryan's
lit.
Disastrous for Students.
The seventh inning was a disastrous
nc for the students. Carrick led off with
a single; went to third on Huck's er-
or. and scored when Ryan drove the ball
over the left field fence. Orth was given
a life on balls and trotted home on VOL
vertons two-bagger. Wolverton went to
third on Delehantys nit and home on
Carey's single, and the left fielder crossed
the plate on Services wild throw to head
him off at third
Total. five runs and five hits.
Bielask atoned for his previous mis-
plays in the eighth when he captured
liner. A moment later he
caught Ryan's foul fly. and when Orth
sent hot one toward third Bielaski
stopped it and threw the pitcher out at
first.
Washington. ABB. h. H. PO. j. E.
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