The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-03
GAME A HOT ONE |
Maryland Got it From
Farmers at Last by
Five to Four.

-N6diH INC "a ana NJ. college, team
went down in defeat before large
crowd at the athletic field yesterday al
teTnoon in game of baseball with the
University of Maryland
AL one time the game seemed to be a
sure thing for the home team, bat an err
rorless game is too much for the A. and
M. boys. 1t was on interesting one and
very close, but was marred with costly
and inexcusable errors that threw it to
the opponents. Shuford for A. and M.
vas very effective, allawing only hits,
but was at times poorly supported. He
pitched a winning game though the
game was lost by poor playing, consist
ing of costly errors and careless throw
ing. The visitors stood no chance OF
winning until the old Jonah of the hone
tean-rotten errors-got it's handin. On
The Maryland team are four old regulars
MoIrisy, Dome, Lattimer, whom all ball
cranks viii recognize. Morrisy pitched
for the Marylanders, but was hit at
viii. The home team being clothed
with their batting clothes and in the
she wind was against the base runners,
ard to score was an impossibility, it
seemed.
Maryland went to the field and Miller
was the first man up for the Farmers,
and got a pretty safety over third base
mans head. Asbury hit to left but
Miller was cut off at second. Hadley also
singled to left and Asbury died at sec
ond too. Knox got to first on error of
third bascman; Springs singled to left
and Chritzburg out second to first. For
Maryland Wilson and Herzog, two first
men up. hit the wind, and Wilson the
third went out via pitcher to first.
In the second inning Maryland scored
one run. Thus Dorme was given free
base and Morrisy got first on error, and
when Shuford tried to cut off ran at
second threw too high and Dorme scored.
IL the third A. and M. scored a run.
Miller got first base on error and AS
bury walked up to batte1,s pot and
tapped out q home run and scored Miller.
After Asbury had come in the umpire
claimed that he, Asbury, did not touch
the third base en- route home, and hence
called him out. A. and NJ. scored again
and the last time in the fourth Shnuford
hit to center, Shannonhouse safe on first
and Springs stole third and on a pretty
rum Shannonhouse stole second Miller
walked; Asbury safe on first on bunt
but Springs out at home. Hadley, with
three men on bases, came up and on a
nice bunt scored Shannonhouse. Knox
followed with Fly which was dropped by
sbortstop and Miller and Asbury scored
This ended the scoring for the nome
team. In the sixth and eighth Maryland
won the game. Dorme was presented
a free pass, Morrisy got safe and
scored Dorme, but on an error scored
himself, and the other two runs We're
netted thus: Lattimer hit by pitched
ball so was NOLAN, and on a pretty two
Dagger by Winslow Lattimer scored, and
in the eighth Lattimer reached first on
an error, and on Wareheimer's pretty
hit to center scored.
Line up was as follows: Maryland
W-inslow, !. f. Herzog, 3d.; Wilson, 2b.;
Dcnne. c.; Morrisy, p; Jeniper, s. s.;
Latrimer, h.; Mahon, r. f.; Warehci-
mel, C. f.
A and M.-Miller, s. s.; Asbury, 3d.;
Hadley, T.. f.; Knox, 2b.; Springs, h.;
Cbrietzburg, C. f.; Brockwell, c.; Shu-
ford, p; Shannonhouse, |. f.
Battery-A andM, Shuford and Brock
well. Maryland-Morrlsy and Dome.
Score: R. II. e.
Maryland. 4