The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Yale had no trouble in defeating George
Washington yesterday at Van Ness Park,
the score being Il to 3 Yale showed up
2 wen In every department Of the game, be-
ing especially strong behind the bat and
at short field.
Coach Lush. the former Cleveland out
er gardener. sent fifteen men into the
game. and from the form they showed
should have 4 hard time picking a regular
nine
The game was won on Yale hits and
Hatchetite errors, the former getting
fourteen of those things and the latter
slipping up thirteen times.
Titus did the twirling for the. local boys
and did not give a base on balls. lie also
famed seven. nit three. made one wild
pitch, ana got four errors. Titus had his
ankle twisted in the ninth inning. He
was covering home 10 catch Chaplin COM
ing from third the latter running into
him, causing him to fall heavily. his leg
doubled beneath him. Carr went into lie
box and finished the inning out
Cushing tossed EN- over for Yale for
i've innings. four hits and one run being
obtained of his delivery Schmidt then
took up the going and held them safe
until the ninth inning, when Jones error,
two bases on balls and three hits. one Of
them Z two-bagger.. netted four runs for
George Washington.
The Hatchetites started out like world
beaters. setting Yale down in one, two
three order. and showing run over on
OrTison's hit and stolen base. and Camp
bells bingle. That stolen base was the
only one the Hatchetltes were able TO get
during the game.
Yale started the heavy work in the next
inning. getting hve runs on double, two
singles, three stolen bases. Titus heave
into Jenersons ribs, and errors by Titus
and Hester Aga4n in the third and fourth
Yale men counted. In the third Sweeney
singled and scored on AIadden's double,
and IN the fourth singles by Schlaiy. who
had relieved Sweeney. and Tad Jones, to-
gether with Camps sacrifice and errors by
Titus Hester. and OrrisOn. and Titus wild
pitch netted three more for the sons Of
old Eli Cushing's hit in the fifth round
was wasted. although he got around as
far as second. In the next inning Camp
counted on his two-bagger and Steven
sons errcT.
The seventh inning was productive of
three runs for Yale After two men were
out. Chaplin reached first on Scantling'
error Of his fiy, and counted on Kinney's
single Kinney reached second on Camp
bells error Of Schlahys sizzler. and both
men scored on Camps corking two-bag-
ger over left delder's head.
George Washington pulled Off a double
play in the eighth inning. After Howard
Jones had reached first on Hester's boot
ing and purIoined second. Williams
famed. Schmidt then lifted a high one TO
Senior in center, who returned the ball TO
Hester at second, Jones having soae down
10 third.
Yale pushed four more over in the con-
eluding round on hits by Tad Jones,
Chaplin and Kinney. a base on balls. two
stolen bases. q passed ball. and errors by
Campbell and Titus
Excepting one run made in the first
INNING. Yale blanked George Washington
until the NINTH when the Hatchetites. by
the aid OF two free transpOTtaticns and
three hits. managed 20 bring their total
up 10 3. Campbell led of with hit
Tad Jones then directed the Yale garden
ers to move 10 the right, thinking he
had Connie Doyle's ability with the stick
pretty well sized up. Doyle laughingly
= remarked when the Yale fieldeTs were
IOnOWihS Jones directions tiidt ne "ouu
place hit in the big hole left open in
left field Doyle hit the very next one
on the nose, the balling sailing just TO
the right OF the left-feld foul line. Camp
bell scoring and Connie making two bags
on the hit. Senior worked Schmidt for
a base on balls, Stevenson flew out 10
center. and Scantling got his base, filling
the bags. Muller then showed up with
timely single, scoring Boyle and Senior
and sending Scantling 70 third, from
where he scored moment later on Tad
Jones error.
Yale viii play Washington and Lee to-
hay at the American League Park
The game win start at o'clock. It is
thought probable that Parsons will do the
hinging for Yale