Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
BLUE AND GRAY WON
Take Fall Out of Tarheelers
at Richmond, Va.
Special Dispat ch TO The Star.

Dptcldl DSpalCu 10 me Star
RICHMOND, VA, May 6.-Georgetown
put an end to the victorious march of the
North Carolina base bail team here this
afternoon in the presence of $500 people.
The game was won on its merits. the dumb
playing Of the Carolina team in three in
stances not affecting the result. The game
was batted out Martell making a home
run the first time up, sending the ball out
of the lot over the left field fence, making
a ong-distance hit, making the circuit with
Morgan ahead of him. The score the first
inning was s to 0 in favor of the George
town lads.
Carolina seemed unable to find brennan
at the start, and when a change was made,
Aver taking the box, he proved much
Of an enigma had brennan. Thompson
started in to do the pitching for Carolina,
but he was hit SO hard that Winston was
taken from behind the bat and Moore went
in to CATCH Thompson replacing Jones in
right. Scheeler and Martell figured in two
double plays the only ones of the game,
and they were applauded by the crowd.
The story of the game is as follows: Car
DINA went to bat first with Emerson up,
who got to first on an error by Scheeler;
Winston hunted, sacrificing Emerson to sec
ond, and, on attempt to steal third on
passed ball, Emerson was out; Cheshire
went out, Smith to Martel
Scheeler was the first man up for George
town, going out Emerson to Stem; kean
made a clean nit over second, scoring a
moment later when Morgan made a clean,
long drive over short; MarteU put the ball
over the fence, scoring Morgan; White got
a base on balls, and Burns went out on a
hit to short.
In the second inning. Morgan failed to
connect with Gudgers line drive, the bats
man landing at first; Thompson sent
scorcher over short, scoring Gudger and
taking second; Stem got base on balls;
Winborne struck out, and, in trying to
steal second, Stem went out: Thompson
took third on a passed ball and Jones
struck out.
Stupid Play by Carolinas.
Smith. for Georgetown, drew a base on
balls; brennan hunted, reaching first and
advancing Smith; Scheeler sacrificed, ad-
vancing both Smith and brennan; kean hit
to short scoring Smith, thanks to a stupid
play on the part of Carolina; Morgan
struck out; Hart drove one to second, and
Kean went out trying to make second.
Calder, the first man no for Carolina in
the third inning, got a base on balls;
Emerson placed one between first and sec
ond and Calder went out trying to stretch
the hit for third base, White making a me
throw from right field; Winston hit 10 thlrd
and Morgan whipped the ball TO second,
Scheeler sending it to Martell, making a
double play.
Hart was hit by the pitcher and was
sacrificed to second by Martell; Burns went
Il
to Emerson, the latter making a hard run
to get the ball.
The fourth inning opened with Cheshire
at the bat. and he went out, snort 10 ifst.
Gudger got a base on balls; Thompson MT
to third, and Morgan. Scheeler and Mar
tell figured in a second double play.
brennan hit to short and died at hrst;
Scheeler put one over short; kean struck si.
ont. Morgan drew base on balls; Hart hit
to second and the ball bounded over Ener-
sons head and away into the heid' Scheel-
er scoring; Martell was hit by the pltcher
and White went out at first on hit to the
intield.
brennan Knocked Out.
With the opening of Georgetown's half
of the fifth inning Aver went in the box
relieving brennan, who retired. Stem was
hit by the pitcher, Winborne struck out,
Jones got base on balls Calder smashed
one to right, advancing Stem and Jones'
Emerson went out a fly to first; VIM
ston got a base on balls, forcing in Stem;
Cheshire hit to second and Emerson was
nailed before he could get to the base.
Burns, for Georgetown, got base on
balls and Smith sacrificed Burns to second;
Aver then hit a hot liner past third for
two bags Burns scoring, and a moment
Scheeler struck out; Kean hit for three
bases scoring Aver; Morgan was hit by
the pitcher and Hart hit to second, going
out at first.
The sixth inning began with Gudger up
for Carolina, and he was given base
balls; Thompson hit to short, and was safe
on tumble by Smith; Stem hit to left and
Morgan muffed the ball, three men being
on bases; Winborne struck out; Jones hit
to second and Gudger went out at home
trying to score; Calder flew out to right
field.
Shake-Up for Carolina.
At this juncture Carolina shook up her
men. Thompson going to right; Winston
dotted the mask and Shield went to the
box, Moore going behind the bat, Jones
dropping out of the game. Martell was the
first man to face Winston for Georgetown,
and he sent one to left field, where Caro-
Iinian was on duty; White died on a fly to
second Burns hit to short and was safe on
a wild throw from short to first; Smith flew
out to Moore.
The seventh inning began with Emerson
up for. Carolina, who received a base on
balls; Winston hit to short Emerson dying
at second: Cheshire few out to center, while
Gudger ended the inning for Carolina by a
hit to third, the ball going to first.
Aver went out on a fly to second; Scheeler
hit to short center, and while the shortstop,
second baseman and center fielder were
deciding which should get the ball Scheeler
walked UP to second; Kean struck and
Morgan few out at deep center
Too Hot for Morgan.
Thompson opened the eighth inning by
hitting az hot drive to Morgart who got a
glimpse of the ball as it SPED by him;
Stem struck out; Winborne was thumped
by the pitcher, as was Moore. Thompson