Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-29

box, as he is being saved for the Princeton
game tomorrow.
Montgomery twirled for the Blue and
Gray for the first five innings and was
touched up for five hits and he gave two
bases on balls. With the score 4 to
against them Cantwell was substituted for
Montgomery in the sixth inning. He
pitched fine game and would probably
lowed to perform the full route. In the
four innings he twirled but two singles
were counted against him, and he famed
five batters. The two singles came in the
ninth inning, which. with stolen base
and a batter being hit gave the Columbia
team two runs and the game.
Lee, a big southpaw. was on the firing
line for Columbia and pitched great ball,
but did poor work in fielding his position,
as on two occasions he heaved the leather
over the baseman's head and runs counted.
Smith at second for the visitors played
star game, getting six putouts. several OF
which were taken after hard runs. He also
did good work with the stick, batting for
1000 as he connected for a single the
first time up and worked the Georgetown
pitchers for free passes on the other three
occasions.
The playing of the Georgetown team was
somewhat better than on the last turn
out Of the team. Coach OHara has worked
the boys at signal practice and they have
now gotten it down in fine style. Byrnes,
the big six-footer from the University Of
California, covered the initial sack and
showed up in great style, his work being
on the Hal Chase order The double which
he connected for in the eighth inning would
have been a home run but for the grass
piled up in deep right field. Devln, Schel-
Ter and Mudd played well for the West End
team.
Columbia was first to score In the second
inning Miltenberger led off by going out,
Smith to Byrnes. O'Connell also died by
the Scheller-Byrnes route Zmberger was
hit and stole second. Smith connected for a
cir ula lin irohp n
third. Lee then put neat bunt down In
front Of the plate, which Mudd got and
threw to Devln, who dropped the ball and
Zimberger scored. Shafer singled to CEN
ter but died as Hayes famed. Georgetown
tied the score in the fourth Simon placed
Texas Lacquer in right field and was safe
at first. Byrnes sacrificed. Courtney was
out Lee to Miltenberger. Calvin came to
the rescue with a neat single to center and
Simon scored. Mudd was out on a line drive
which Zimberger went up into the air and
pulled down.
Columbia went three runs to the good In
the fifth. Hayes was out, Byrnes to Mont
gomery. Young was safe on Smiths error.
Torking hit to Montgomery, who threw
wild to first and Young scored, Torking
going to third. Miltenberger was passed and
sto'e second. O'Connell singled to right and
Torking and Miltenberger scored, OConnel
taking second on the throw-in. and later
Zimberger hit hot liner. which Montgom-
cry could not stop, but Smith got and
threw to Mudd catching O'Connell at the
plate. Georgetown again tied the score in
the eighth Cantwell led off with a neat
bunt down the third base line. Devlin fol-
lowed with a bunt to Lee, who threw the
ball some distance over Miltenberger's head
and Cantwell scored, Devlin taking third.
Scheller hunted and Young threw the ball
into left field trying to catch Devlin, and
the latter and Scheller scored. Smith sacri-
feed. Simon was out. Lee to Miftenberger.
Byrnes doubled to right. but died as Court
ney hit to Miltenberger and was out. The
game was won by Columbia in the first half
singled to center Hayes flied to Cantwell.
Young was hit Torking hit to Cantwell and
Young was forced at second. Torking stole
second Miltenberger singled to left and
Shafer and Torking scored O'Connell end
ed the inning by flying to Byrnes. George
town got single in its half, but could
not score.
The score.