The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
HaWes' Pitching and Fine,
Support Responsible.
WASHINGTON BOYS DO WELL
work OF Howard and Fulton n Big
Factor ia Victory OF Ishaeans-
CantweH Has Two Bad Innings.
HiItOPpers' Errors Are Costly.
Fielder simon steals Home.
By WILLIAM PEET.

Georgetown mex real tartar n Cornell
yesterday afternoon. losing a hzrd-fouzhr
battles 20 g Tom Cantweu had two
bad innings, the second and sixth. when
his support wabbled and timely clouts
enabled the Big Red team 20 collect six
runs, ,lree in each Of the chapters named
Hawes. a big. raw-boze5 chap. fairly
reveled in the cold weather. for yester-
days biting wind made him feel quite az
h0me-it was doubtless the warIest day
be has struck this seasonal any rate. he
had the Georgetown hitters tucked away
Ia the last house on Queer street, four
hits only show on the score sheet Even
the reliables. Cy Macdonald. 1Iayock.
Murphy. and simon. failed 10 make much
OF an impression against his benders-
This explains in a measure why George
town lost.
Errors, Costly Errors.
There Is another and sadder side. The
high wind and probable nervousness OF
young Cogan account for Two OF The
visitors runs. on grounders which Cogan
gathered Up al right but slammed poorly
20 the big fellow. The errors are chalked
against Cy according 10 the writer's
Judgment. as it looked from The grand
stand as II Cy should have been on the
job. Mayock mufed a throw IN the
sixth. which also proved costly
The HultOppers gOt 20 Hawes' sIants IN
only one inning. the sixth. when three
runs counted Murphy walked. took
third on Schlafy's safe drive 10 right. .
and a minute later tried 10 score on
Simon's roller 90 1Iagnes- The Cornell
sEortsIop was 100 quick for him. and
got the runner at the plate A Wild
pitch showed Simon 10 third. and he
promptly stole home g few seconds. later
while most Of The Cornell team was
clustered around frsl base 6isputing a
close decision on Mayock, who had Just
escaped with his life on an infeld hIt-
MaCd0nald's crash 10 deep left scored
Mayock- This ended Georgetown's run
hunt.
HAWes Struck Ont Twelve.
Outside Of the sixth inning. Hawes was
inviRcible- He had splendid control and
good curves. and mixed IN slow ones et
what seemed TO be just the right time.
His effectiveness is shown by the twelve
strike-outs 20 his credit.
For Corneu the two WASHINGTON BOYS.
Howard. at third, and Fulton, al second.
showed the Capital fans how much a.
home they were IN fast company How
ard ar one time was ar Western High,
and was regarded as a hne 6eIder. but
a weak hitter. He seems TO have gotten
b-aveiy over his weakness at the bar
for his singles in the second and sixth
innings yesterday brought home three
runs for Cornell Fulton also showed
something nobody here knew he had
when he helped pull OF as neat squeeze
play Is any one could wish 10 see. HIS
perfect buut enabled Gable to cross tie
plate in the sixth chapter.
The sensational fielding stunt goes 70
the credit OF Magnes. thu visitors short
stop who got under a ssyscraper. from
Mayock's bat in the fourth and juggled
the ball nine times before he decided 10
freeze IL.
How Runs Were scored
Cornelrs runs came as follows. IN
the second inning. after Caldwell lad
gone. Williams got a life on Macdenald-s
error Gable singled 20 center and How
ard dropped a dandy out OF everybody's
reach IN right on which Williams and
Gable scampered home. Fulton went out.
Callahan 10 Macdonald. but Ffawes rolled
one 10 Cogan. the~dd threWiRg poorly 20
iTst. Umpire Belts called Hawes safe
and Howard came home. ararnes ended
the inning by tanning.
IN the sixth. Caldwell struck out. WI
lianls singled % left. Gable hit sharply
70 Callahan. who tossed TO Mayock. Fhe
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