Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
.PENNSY OUTP[AYS
BLUE AND GRAY BOYS
Visitors Hammer the Ball
ViciousIy and Field Almost
Perfectly.

Four home runs In the drst four in
ningss is enough 20 tell the story of tho
defeat OF Georgetown yesterday after
noon at the hands OF tns University OF
Pennsylvania. as 1he local team was only
able to get three men across the pan In
the entire nine innings. Tho QuakArs
did not stop there. however. but seven
more runs were chalked up during the
game, and when the .knal hand was out
it was seen that the total score was II
to 3.
The game was the second and last OF
the series between the two teams for
this season. and the northerners again
showed their superiority As in the
first game the winners hit the ball hard.
while Georgetown could do little with
the stick. Marshall was on the rubber
for the Pennsylvania team. and although
the Georgetown boys managed TO get
eight hits off him. he kept them we'll
scattered. He gave but one transporta-
ton to first on balls, and two moro got
there by being hit. but he famed nine
of the Blue and Grays.
Dolly" Gray started the box stunt for
the local team and clearly showed that
he is not yet in condition TO do any
first-class twirling, Is in the four innings
he worked the o.aalcers landed on his
curves for six Ats, four of which were
home runs. O'Coanor. who succeeded him,
got Off a little better ana kept the visl-
tors safe until the seventh and eighth
innings. when they solved his delivery
| and connected for five hits.
Thayer a Slugger.
/ Thayer was the kingpin with the will
| low. Out of six times he went to bat he
drove out two home runs. a single was
given two bases on balls and was hit
once, which resulted in a batting aver
age for the day Of LOCO Smiley got
home run and single, while p. Smith
connected for a four-sacker and a triple.
Capt Murphy would not stand for the
Quakers taking all the honors in connect
! ing for home runs, so he annexed one
to his credit In the third inning.
| The Quakers went first to the bat. but
! failed to do anything. In their half Hunt
and Murphy for the Blue and Gray BOYS
got hits. but Sitterding Dugan and Glib
son each popped to Smiley.
The trouble started in the second inning
when Smith was hit. Deacon and Cozens
| were out when Smiley came up. He
caught the second hall sent UP by Gray
| and drove it over the right field bank.
with Smith trotting home IN front or him.
Thayer then took a turn at the four
| base driving and sent one over Dugan
head. Georgetown got a run in her half
on a base on balls, two stolen bases and
| a single.
| With two down in the third, Gray hit
Hayden. Smith then got his drive over
the bank. and both runners scored
Murphy, first up for Georgetown, got ms
home run on drive over the bank The
others were easy outs.
| Thayer led off for the Qunkers in the
! fourth which ended the work OF Gray.
| The former picked out good one and
planted it IN deep left field for four bases.
| An error, two singles. sacrli1ce and
| fieIder's choice netted the winners one
more run in this inning.
Got Going Again.
| The Pennsylvania boys did not score
| again until the seventh. After Cozens
had died on an infield out. Smiley singled
to left and took second on Thayer's drive
in the same field. The two players then
worked a double steal. Aldendifer con-
nected for sacrifice fly to Dugan and
Smiley trotted home. Wood ended the in
ming by tanning. Georgetown got hit
in this inning, when Hunt. after two
were down. singled to left and stole SEQ
ond, but Murphy flied to Thayer.
The final scoring for the Red and Blue
was in the eighth inning. Marshall open
ed with a drive for one base to center
Hayden followed with one in the same
territory. Smith then Connected for ter
rife swat over Dugan's head for three
sacks and the two runners came over the
pan. Deacon famed, but Waldron let the
ball get away and Smith scored. Waldron
however. recovered the sphere in time 10
throw out Deacon at first. The next two
men were easy outs.
Georgetown made her last score in this
inning. After Stterding had died on an
infield out, Dugan singled to center and
then stole second. He scored when Gay
nor dumped one into right
The score: