The Washington times., 1905-04-09
George Washington Eas-
lily Defeats Baltimore
University.
VISITORS SCORED FIRST
Local Players Put Forth Best
Efforts, as Coach Leaves
Tonight for Chicago.

George Washington, Is; Johns Hop
kins, g.
This was the result of the game OF
baseball yesterday afternoon on Uni
versity Field. Coach Harry White, who
has been drilling the Buff and Blue
athletes for the last six weeks, leaves
tonight for Chicago. where he win join
the White Sox. As II in commemora-
ton of his services. and as a farewell
gift, the local collegians strove TO do
in the game was there the slightest
doubt of the outcome
Hopkins Started Well.
Johns Hopkins started off ike q
winner, and scored two runs before
George Washington began to play ball,
but after that Hutchinson allowed but
four scattered hits, while the Buff and
Blue players piled up the runs with ap-
parent ease.
The stickwork OF Captain Steven
sons bunch of ball tossers was very
good fifteen hits being plueked of the
deliveries Of Waring and McIntire, and
the fielding was all that could be de-
sired Hutchinson's two errors were ex-
cusable, and VanVIeit fell down in his
anxiety to complete a double play.
Locals Ran Well
An interesting feature was the base
running of the George Washington team.
Almost every man piifered one or more
bags. A total of eleven bases was
stolen, Price, Stevenson. Weber. McMa-
hon. and Bradley getting two apiece.
Randall's arm was q little weak, and the
locals took advantage of this. generally
stealing on the first ball thrown.
While there was no sensational field
| ing. owing tc the cold weather, several
good plays were made. Donald was the
bright spot in the slow work of the Bal
| tinlore boys He accepted all of his
chances cleanly, and got two hits Oft
Hutchinson. Bruce Bielaski played
steady bah at shortstop. and Asquith
! celebrated his initial appearance by
clean fielding and good batting, Web
er's work at first was UP TO shis standard,
and Eutchinson's felding of deep hits 10
Weber was one of the features of the
! game Three times he covered the bag
on hits to the first baseman.
Plenty of BingIes.
Asqutth and Bielaski lead at the. bat.
getting three safe drives apiece.
The visitors were sent to the bat
first, and Hutchinson hit Brown in the
back Lyons sacrifice advanced him
a sack, and he scored on Donald's hit
The latter went to second when McMa-
hon threw to the plate. Iglehart hit
a slow one to Weber. and Hutchinson
was not quick enough 10 catch Donald
at the pla:e after snuff,ng out .Igie.
From then on until the seventh the
! Hopkins boys were unable to touch
Hutchinson. In that inning Randall
singled. and Hutch" threw wild to
/ second when nc felded Warnings bunt,
! Randall going to third, and scoring Ola
| Browns single.
| For George. Washington Price drew
| a pass TO Browns corner. and stole
second Bradley was out on a fly to
| Donald Price went to third on a
passed ball. and scored on Stevenson's
| groun6er to Bowie. who tried to catch
! him at the plate. Stevenson stole sec
| ond. scoring On Bielasbis hit Bruce
| also swiDea Il base, and drew up at
| third ON Weber's out TO Donald ana
! Brown McMahon leased Waring into
| r.. sslng him to first, and stole second.
| Roth Bielaski and Mcmahon scored on
Asauith's three-base hit to left field.
Washington Bus".
In the third Bielaski reached first on
an error went TO second on an OUT
! and scored on McMahon's hit through
| shortstop. Three more runs We're add
| ed in the fourth. Hutchinson walked.