The Washington herald., 1908-04-23
PENN TURNS TABLES
Takes EleYen-inning Game
from Blue and Gray.
DEvINE SHOWS IN RARE FORM
No BIame Attached 10 TwirIer Tor
GeOrgetOwn's Defeat-Quakers Vie
tory Breaks the Series Even-FOr-
mer Holy Cross hoy Drives in the
Winning TaIly-The score.

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terday by the score Of 5 to 8, in clever
innings. in doing so the Quakers broke
even on the two-game series.
Devlne twirled one of the best games
seen on Georgetown Field this season
The Blae and Gray southpaw should have
been returned a winner, as he held thc
Quakers down TO three hits, allowing bu
one hit for ten rounds.
Eight errors on the part Of the men be
hind him tells the tale Of defeat George
town obtained eight safe hits off the TIVE
Pennsylvania slab artists. which resulted
in only three runs. The local playeri
failed to bunch hits when runs wer'
needed With the exception of the thirC
inning, poor base running took ava!
whatever other chances remained for
score.
QuaIers score First.
Pennsylvania tailed in the first inning
on Capt-elect Londrigan's safe hit q
left field, stolen base, and Pallen's mis-
cue of Springs fast grounder.
Two more runs were made by the Re,
and Blue in the sixth. Thayer, the secont
man up, received a pass. and LondrigaI
got a life on Panens booting Of his SLOW
bounder. Duffy threw hign On a return
20 Deyine. and before the Georgetown in
helders had recovered themselves botl
men crossed the plate. putting Penn il
the lead 3 to ?
Devine weakened a trine in the first hal
OF the eleventh, hitting man and allow
ing two hits. which, with two errors. CAV.
his opponents two runs. Smiley went {,
bat for Coogan in this inning. He go
first when hit by Deyine. Thayer strucI
out. Londrigan hit to right field. Schiah'
threw to third 10 catch Smiley. and whei
the ball got away from Mess. Smile,
scored. Londrigan reaching the far corue
on the play. Spring, captain Of the cham
pionship Holy Cross nme N 1893, and nov
one of Pennsylvania S stellar stick men
lined a fast one 10 center field, scoring
Londrigan. Wood and Cochran were cas-,
outs.
Veteran saves Day.
Georgetown made her first score in tn
second inning on MayOck's hit 10 lef
field and Golfers wildness. Simpson wa
rushed to the firing line in this inning
with two men on bases and one out, AM
the veteran put an end TO matters b.
making easy work Of Simon and Devine
Courtney singled with one d0wn in To
third, stole second. and reached third OF
McDonald's slow one TO shortstop. May
ock came TO the rescue with another bin
gle, bringing Courtney home.
Georgetown tied the score in the eight
inning, mainly through McDonald's heav
stickwork. The first baseman was tn
first one up He caught one of Simpson
fast ones squarely and sent il SOARING
high over the left felder's head for thre
bases. Smiths nigh throw 10 Wood o.
an attempt 10 catch Mcdonald of tn
third sack presented 'Cy" with the op
pOrtunity he was looking for. the bi
fellow reaching home.
Things looked good for two runs in III
eleventh. when Sehlaay. the first man [
face Simpson, received a pass and stOl
second. Mayock was safe on an lnfied hit
advancing Schlahy to third. Smith speed
ed the ball to second in time 10 cut Of
Mayock's attempted steal while Schlah
was held at third.
The failure of the latter TO score o
Simon's long fiy 10 The right field run
ming track showed "a lack Of headwor
on the part Of the Georgetown runner an
coach. Cantwell went to bat for Patter
but the best the pitcher could do was [
srike out. thus ending Vhe game TIL
score: