The Washington times., 1903-04-23
PennSyIvanians Beaten by
the Score of 10 to o.
W0EFULLY WEAK IN THE BOX
Blue and Gray Take Kindly to Their
Pitchers and Hammer Out Eleven
Safe Hits.

GeoTgeJoTn's doughty baSeballists met
and easily defeated the Dickinson Col
lcge team yesterday afternoon TO the
tune of 10 to 0. The local coTegians
had it much easier than they antici-
pated. and scored with such frequency
as to become footsore from hiking
around from sack to sack,
The Dickinson lads. although defeated
early in the game, hung on gameIy and
made a good uphill fight The Pennsyl-
vanians are not as strong as the. team
has been in past years and is woefulIy
weak in the pitching department The
Georgetown boys took advantage of this
and attempted to knock the cover of of
the sphere. Although the wearers of the
blue and gray would doubtless have Won
the game on it's merits. the four errors
made by the visitors helped the local
collegians materially.
Fay's Good Game.
Coach Jerry Bradley sent in Johnnie
Fay to look after Georgetown's inter-
ests in the center of the diamond. Fay
took the position of prominence at the
beginning of the game. and after lob
bling EN- up in great style and holding
the visitors down to one hit and no sign
OF a run, he vacated the box in the fifth
session Titus took his place and
bowled them over until he was injured
in the seventh inning Titus struck out
two men, gave free pass to the
premier base, and allowed one hit while
he had charge Of the pitching depart
ment
The Georgetowners are not to be com
mended for their batting. because OF
Dickinson's weakness In the box AL
most any team could have procured
eleven hits off Dickinson with the
twirlers presented.
Bowling vas lucky and got two
safeties- He is batting right handed and
there is an Improvement in his stick
work. Fay, the only pitcher on the
Georgetown team who can bat, obtained
two timely hits also Hub Hart, who has
been doing such excellent work with the
stick, was all there and connected with
the sphere every time he came up, but
succeeded in placing the leather in IN
guarded territory but once.
Titus came TO the bat in the seventh
and waxed a hot one down to second
base. He was credited with a hit because
the ball could not have been 1eIded in
time TO get him out at the initial has
sock. He went TO third on another hit.
and when the leather was raped down
to the second baseman he attempted to
score The catcher and third baseman
had him guessing between them when
he suddenly ducked his head and plunged
headforemost into Wolfe who was catch
ing for Dickinson. He was safe because
Wolfe could not stand the blow in the
stomach and hold the ball at the same
time. When Titus arose, however, he
discovered that one Of the spikes on
Wolfe's shoes bad stuck in his scalp Just
above the right eye. He went to the
Georgetown University Hospital where
several stitches were taken in order to
close the wound
Dickinson Woefully Weak.
The Dickinson boys were weak all over
and they seemed to lack a. leader, or
someone 10 tell them what to do Cap
tain Hunt essayed to do the principal
stunt in the center Of the field He
could not get his optics focused on the
rubber. and after Georgetown had as
saulted the benders he stuck over the
plate, and walked to first on the numeT-
GUS four balls he lobbed up. he finally
gave way to Carlin, a dark haired,
elongated youth.
CarIfn had a cannonbaII speed and a
lightning like delivery, but that made
no difference TO the local collegians.
/ They took to his delivery with much
pleasure as the proVeTbial duck takes to
the pond and jumped on his shoots from
the first until the game was called at
the end OF the seventh. There was,
however. one bright particular star on