The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
EASY FOR PRINCETON
Tigers Give Georgetown a
Severe Drubbing.
PILE UP FIFTEEN TALES
BeynIger, In Perfect Form, Allows
Blue and Gray Only Three Scratch
HITS, While Tigers Pound CaRtweiI
and Deyine for Nineteen Safeties.
Defeat a Big Disappointment.

The severest drtlbbing sustained by
Georgetown baseball team in a decade
was meted out BY Princeton at George
town Field yesterday afternoon. the final
score being Is to 0.
outbatted. outhelded. and outplayed at
practically every angle of the game, the
Blue and Gray never had chance after
the third lnulng. Where Georgetown was
weakest Princeton was strongest, and
that was ia the pitchers box Heyniger,
who WAS IN the center of the diamond for
the Tigers. was a complete enigma TO the
local eollegians, allowing only three
scratch HIS. all Of which wae made after
the Orange and Black had piled up eleven
runs. and striking out thirteen batters.
Even these figures do not give the big
Princetonian his fun need of credit for
his masterful pitching, for only twice dur
ing the nine innings was Georgetown able
to get the bail past the lnfeld. and on
these two occasions the attempts proved
easy chances for the ielders.
Princeton has been bemoauihg the loss
of Don Doyle and Byram. who performed
for the New Jerseyites for the past three
years. but il yesterdays work can be
taken as criterion. Princeton. with
Heyniger ia shape viii prove good
match for any college in the country dur
ing the next three months. Besides his
clever twirllng. Heyniger was a big fac
tor at the bat. getting on base four out
Of five up. The first time it was "a
iielders choice. the second time q two
base hit the fourth time a home run
over tie bank IN deep right field, and the
last time he was safe on poor throw
By Capt Smith.
Tigers Heavy Hitting.
While Heyniger was moving down the
Georgetown batters. the Tigers were ham
mering CaniWeu ana Deylne for nineteen
hits. including a pair OF doubles and "a
home run. Cantwell did wei; enough for
the first two innings. but in the third
three singles and a double netted four
runs. In the fourth Princeton went one
better, getting four singles and a double.
which resulted in five runs. DeYine Was
substituted at the beginning OF the fifth,
but The Princetonians continued the swat
fest. making three in the fifth. one in the
sixth, another ia the seventh. and three
IN the ninth.
While Georgetown was weak AT the bat,
there was nothing especially redeeming
about the work ia the field. While only
three errors OF commission were charged
against the West Enders, the fielding at
times was rather rocky and poor Judg-
ment was displayed. This was especially
noticeable In the last round. when Prince
ton scored three runs while The home
players were tossing the ball around on
a return from a hit 10 center. The pret-
/ test piece of work OF the day from a
Georgetown standpoint was q neat stop
and quick throw by Schelier which COM
pieted a double play.
After being blan1ed I'm the opening two
rounds. Princeton made three in the third
on singles oy Newcomb, Harlan, and
Sides. and a double 10 center by Mclean.
Singles by Vaughn. Wister. Mclean, and
COOney. followed by Heyniger's double,
netted four In the fourth. Then DeVine
was substituted for CantwelI, and the
visitors made three runs on a base on
balls a fielders choice. and a single by
Co0ney. followed by a wild pitch. Hits
by Harlan and Mclean ana Courtney s
error gave one run in the sixth. Hey
nigers home run in the seventh was the
1 only tally IN that session, and in the last
I Princeton scored three times on two hits
and a pair OF errors
I Georgetown had q man on third base
twice during the game, but he died at
that station upon each occasion.
/ Sides was badly shaken up in sliding
/ into second base, and he gave way IN
favor Of Fish.
1 Princeton and Georgetown play again
I tomorrow at Georgetown Field