The Washington times., 1902-04-13
CRIMSON WAVES OVER
THE BLUE AND GOLD

Ciarkscn in to do the twirlinq ua ho,s
the wearers of yellow and blue dour
little better. although four base-ru,na-e,
cahtered nome before he retired the side
NICK Garter, the Virginia pitcher who
worked up quite little reputation fro,,,
a college standpoint last season. was in
fairly good trim -
The game was not lost from the box
Victory for Virginia went by the hos-I
because there was nothing doiny ~ ~
team play line when Harvard began to
hit %" "
Orth, the clever twirler of the Wash
ington American League team. ofiiciatcd
with the indicator, and his decisions wont
without comment Matthews. the crack
colored player on the Harvard team. saw
the game from the bench
Ihe Southerners were first to the plate.
Pollard walked. NalIe was started nv a,
error, walker and Connect were thrown
out at first, Pollard scoring meantime Tho
side was retired when Nalle was nipped
at the plate Carter struck out Carr OF
Harvard, and Coolidge went out al tho
initial sack. Wendell secured a single.
advanced on a wild throw. and was scored
by Stillman's one-sacker. Rockwell struck
out.
Virginia Crawled Up.
y goose egg was Virginias share OF the
loot in the second. Harvard took another
one in their half. when Clarkson doubled.
advanced on one error and scored on an
other. A strike-out and swift double
sent Virginia to the bench, and Harvard
at once increased her margin by chalking
up couple with the aid of singles By
Coolidge and Stillman and a costly error
in right, when the fielders seemed afraid
Of Clarkson's high one. Carter secured
couple of strike-out credits.
One, two. three was the order for Vir-
ginia in the fourth. but nothing of that
nature for Harvard. DAILY raped one
into the right meadow 1t was legiti
mate single. but the fielding was so poor
that he advanced bag. Herman who was
the best halfback on the Harvard eleven
last fall. also singled. An error at sec
ond helped Carr to start, and DAILY scored
Other misplay5 carried Kernan across the
plate Carr cantered in on long fyout
by Wendell, and Coolidge tailed on Con-
nett's n1ishandiing OF Stillman's sharp hit
Carter saw it was up to him alone to do
things, so he compelled Rockwell and
Ciarkson both TO saw the air. and go to
the bench.
Virginia improved its standing a little
by apropriating two in the fifth. but Ha.
ward advanced just as much. Virginia's
goose hung high in the sixth, after Still
man had exchanged the rubber for Clark
sons place in the field. Clarkson was wild.
Nalle, Walker. and Yarbrough all walk
ed. Connett fouled out. and the bases
were full. Cooke famed, but Carter had
written all over his face
when he stepped to the plate, picked out
a straight one and sent it close to the
distant fence, scoring four runs. Hern-
don went out at first easily.
Harvard was so disheartened that they
failed to score in the next two innings.
Virginia tied the score in the
Seventh and it remained in that condition
in their half of the eighth.
In the last half of the eighth Harvard
was evidently anxious to clinch matters
Coolidge drove a hard single. Rockwell
and Clarkson following suit, with the re-
suit that two more scores were corralled-
In the ninth Virginia was unable to score,
they filed the bases once.