Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

University of North Carolina
Defeated by Georgetown in
Light-Hitting Contest.

Georgetown won handlly from North Car
DINA yesterday by to l in the annual
game between the two universities. The
victory was important because both teams
are candidates for southern championship
honors, and also on account of breaking the
string of unexpected defeats which the Blue
and Gray has recently suffered. In dispos-
ing of North Carolina with such compare
tive ease Georgetown obtained a measure of
revenge for the defeat the day before at the
hands Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College Of North Carolina.
The game brought out a large crowd of
spectators, among whom was a very con-
siderable Tar Heel contingent. Well sup
piled with pennants, the North Carolina
supporters rooted as long as there was a
chance to win.
Light batting and sharp fielding, except in
one inning, when Georgetown made home
run and threerbagger, and in another turn
when Carolina pmassed three errors. char
acterized the contest Mayock, who was on
the rubber for the Blue and Gray, pitched a
fine game, holding the Chapel Hiii men
down to three scattered hits and retiring
nine batters at the plate. Cunningham, the
opposing twirler. was also in good form.
He allowed only five hits and struck out
five men.
Scored Only in the First.
Carolina secured its lone tally In the first
on pass, a stolen base and an error by
the home team. James, the second man up
walked. stole second and came home while
Monohan was returning the ball from right
after Cunnngham's hot grounder had got
ten through Mahoney.
Georgetown failed to score until the
fourth inning. Another tally was added in
the sixth and two more runners counted in
the eighth. Quick work in the field by
Carolina pIlt rha IN
several occasions when men were on the
bases. In the first Shelter. who was hit by
pitched ball after one. man was down,
was advanced to second by Smiths sacri-
flee. but Mahoney went out on a grounder.
With Simon on third in the second inning
and nobody out Cunningham got in his good
work. striking out Mudd and Monohan.
Duggan drew a pass, but Simon played of
the sack and was thrown out between the
bases after an exciting effort A hit by
Shelter in the third went for naught but in
the next turn Mahoney walked and made
the circuit on singles by Mudd and Mono
han. Carolina got a man half way in the
second. and in the fourth Patterson reached
first on a single to right. the first hit Sc
cured or Mayock. Georgetowns effort in
the fifth to work double play with fair
chances of success was prevented by an in
reference on the part of the runner,
Hames. with Shelters throw to first to
catch Rogers. Umpire Belts called the lat
ter out.
Errors Bunched by Visitors.
After two men were down in the sixth
Georgetown obtained lead on punching
of errors by Carolina. Harris let Simon's
drive bound into left field. the runner stole
second. went to third when the catcher let
the bali get by him and came IN when
Harris failed to get his hands on bounder
from Mudds bat. Georgetown did nothing
in the seventh, but in the next inning
Smith. the first man up, drove the ball
across the left-fleld lot for home run.
Mahoney followed with drive to center
field good for three bags. minute later
he beat out throw from center field to the
plate. That ended the scoring, Cardinals
effort in her turn in the ninth yielding moth
ing more than single by Cunningham.
Score: