The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
EASTERN COLLEGE
Is SHOWED UNDER
Catholic University Captures
Tie Game by 5 to 0.
CHIEF" GREEN IN FINE FORM
Aggregation from Manassas Out for
ScaIps, but Jack Dailey's Bunch
Crnck-H. G. Smith Does Good
Work in Box for Visitors.

The Catholic University yesterday play
ed of a tie game with Eastern College on
the Brookland diamond and whltewashed
the VirSinians by TO 0. The aggregation
from Manassas came here full of deter
mination 10 take the scalps Of the Univer-
sity boys. but found they had a hard nut
TO crack
Eastern was about 10 postpone the game
on account Of not having a pitcher. but
az the last moment decided not TO show
the white feather. and they put their lit
tie left-handed tosser, White in the box.
Although small I'm size and raped for
five runs and six hits by the home boys.
he had them guessing as to which way
the leather was going 70 break
Big Chief Green had great control and
pitched in fine form, tanning ten men and
letting Eastern down with six scattered
bingles. While each team made the same
number of wallops TO safe territory, the
home squad lit on the ball with malicious
intent in lunches and hence the five runs
for the University lads to none for the
visitors
Although the Brooklanders are credited
with five errors, none Of them were cost
Is, and taken altogether. they gave 4
good account of themselves, and only
once did the visitors catch any of them
asleep. and that was in the sixth chap
ter, with Curry az the plate, catching
the ball on the nose. sending il GU. In
right held, when Deveries was caught
mapping. Outside of that. the outfeld-
ers Wed with one another in making
brilliant plays
Deveries led the university team at
the bat on his first trip TO the plate
he clouted the leather TO deep left,
scoring three bases and CROSSE o. the pan
on Baubys error Others who starred
with the willow were Widmayer, Tobin.
Stock. the new first baseman; Chief
Green. and Dutch" Hessler who got
his regular hit For Eastern. Russell
and Waters were the heavy hitters, each
touching up Green for two hits, and
Curry. a single.
This is how the runs were made. Dew
cries. the first man up for G. L.. con-
nected with the leather for a three-bag-
ger. driving the ball to far left field
scoring when Bauby fumbled Whites
heave Widmayer then singled TO center
stealing third. and sneaking across the
plate when H. c. White, who was serv-
ing fer the visitors was not looking. The
third and last run in the first inning was
made by Tobin. taking his base when
White hit him in the ribs, stealing TO
second, and going TO third when Stock
fired one 10 the initial baseman. who
q T.s obi
over the plate
White then frightened up. and the
Brooklanders were not able to score again
until the sixth. when stock again came
10 the rescue by sending a grounder to
left, good for single. Clancy made
sacrifice. which sent Stock to second. and
the latter scored when Deveries clouted
10 center. Green, the last one TO bring
in a run, walked. stole second. making
third on Waters error, and crossing the
pan on another error by Johnson. who
was holding down the initial sack for the
visitors. The ninth inning was a trying
time to the University boys. when Waters
presented an argument IN the way of a
screechlng liner TO center. going 20 second
on JObnsOn's bUHt. which he beat out
At this point Waters was put out Of the
Eame when Green heaved to Tobin and
II s White, the next TO the plate.
singled TO center. sending Johnson along
another bag, which was No. .. and then
stole 70 third. Higgins. next up. famed.
and H. G. White was out by Green
picking UP his bunt and throwing it TO
STOCK making the third man down and