Evening star., 1909-04-18
PENNSY GETS BACK
At GEORGETOWN
Turn Tables on Blue and Gray
Boys by Timely
Batting.

With the memory OF Fridays defeat
ranking in their breasts the Penns,l-
vania University base ball team entered
the last game of the series with the
Georgetown University yesterday after
neon. and when the smoke had cleared
away had put four runners across the
home plate. while the locals were able
to get but two.
The Red and Blue boys entered the
contest with the determination OF show
ing Georgetown that they had some base
ball still left in them, even IL the faculty
of the university had removed several
Of their stars, and from the first inning
they started scoring.
Although the local team secured az
many hits as did the visitors. they were
in streaks, while the winners got theirs
in punches, which counted in the scoring.
Montgomery twirled his second game ot
the season for Georgetown and deserved
to win. as he had everything. His team
mates. however, were not there with the
and therefore his work was OF
no avail. Watts took the rubber work
for the visitors and for four innings
heaved them over in fair style. but lie
was weakening and he was supplanted
by Collier, who has had a reputation OF
finishing practically all of the games the
Pennsylvania team has played this sea-
son. The latter did better work and
kept the three hits of the locals vel,
scattered.
Homer for Visitors.
The rule which has held good at the
Georgetown Field for number OF years.
giving a home run for a hit over the
right field bank. came in very handy for
Smith, the big first-sacker Of the visitors.
in the fourth inning, when he met one OK
Mongtomery's curves and landed IL on
the edge Of the bank and II rolled down
the incline. Capt. Howard and Merrick
for the Red and Blue each secured two
bits, the former connecting for a dou-
BILE and single and the latter two singles.
For Georgetown. Mayock and Mcdonald
did the best work when they peeled of
two singles each.
The feature of the game was the fine
fielding OF the Georgetown team, two fast
double plays being pulled of. Aldendiiel
for Pennsylvania secured a double play
unassisted.
Wood and Thayer pulled down several
hard drives in the outiieid and thus roI-
For Georgetown, Murphy fieIded his gar
den in his usual fine style. getting three
putouts. Duffy at the receiving end OF
the battery was IN good form in throw
ing TO the bases and after he had re-
tired several runners. the visitors de-
cided to hug the bag and wait until The
batter advanced them.
ouakers First to Score.
Pennsylvania started the scoring. In
the first inning Thayer singled 10 left.
Aldendifer sacrificed. Montgomery 10 Nc
Donald. Merrick hit TO Mayock. and
forced Aldendlfer at second. Wood walk
ed. Smith hit to Callahan. who threw
to Mayock, but the latter dropped the
ball and the runners We're safe, Thayer
scoring on the play. A double play ended
the inning. Corkran hit 10 CoIan. wh1
threw TO Eckenrode, catching Merrick at
the plate. and Eckenrode threw 10 Nc
donald. catching Corkran.
The second run Tor the visitors came
in the fourth, Smith &c. ting Ii. when he
drove the leather over the right fell
bank. Georgetown got its first score IN
the second half of the fourth. McDon-
aid singled 10 left and stole second. Duff
fy famed. CogSn died, Corkran to Smith
TO Corkran. VINO fumbled the ball, and
Mcdonald scored. Callahan, however
was caught Oft the second sack, Corkran
10 Smiley TO Aldendifer.
Woods Timely Double.
Another runner got home in the sixth
for Pennsylvania. a single by Merrick
double by Wood, and a long fly to cente~
field by Smith turning the trick. The la
run for the visitors was made in the
eighth inning. Aldendfer opened with a
single TO center but was thrown out try
ing TO steal. Merrick singled to left. AM
went to third on Woods drive down the
third base line. Smith hit hot one 10
Mayock, who threw him out at first. but
Merrick scored on the play.
Georgetown got d run in the ninth. Du-
gan batied for Cogan. and nit 10 Cork
ran, who fumbled il. Cantwell batted
for Callahan and fouled out TO G'6EEens.
Montgomeiy flied out TO Aldendife1. hMur-
phy singled to center. scoring Dugalh AMI
was thrown out trying to steal second,
which ended the game. 80
The score: