The Washington herald., 1910-04-28
TARHEELS WIN,6TO1
HilltOppers Find Stewards
Delivery a Puzzle.
O'CoNNoR'S wILDNEss FATAL
"Wnb" Loses Control In Third SEES
sion, Issues Four Passes, and Is
Hit Hard, Four Runs Resulting.
Each Team Makes Seven Hits.
Buie Catches Star Game.
by n. +. WORLEY.

by \. +. WORLEY.
! North Carolina defeated Georgetown, at
Georgetown Field yesterday. TO !. after
nine hard-fought innings OF real base
( ball. The visitors can attribute their
victory 20 the mastery pitching Of their
captain. Stewart by name, who held the
\ Blue and Cray hitless for Ave innings.
| Kept Georgetown's seven bingles fairly
well scattered. and struck out twelve Of
the Hlltoppers. Barring the work OF
/ De Mott, OF Lafayette. and Schultz. Of
! Pennsylvania, there has not been as cred
table a performance on Georgetown Field
this season.
| Coach Phil" King sent ''Wab" O'Con-
nor TO the firing line, and after getting
/ away 10 a good start In the first two
rounds. OConnor issued four passes in
the next session, and was pasted for two
/ singles and double, these happenings all
going 10 make the third a very sad
inning for the home folk. Flannery was
substituted for "Wab" In the fourth and
| 'Tommle' was in better form, tanning
six Of the Tarheels in the six rounds he
omciated
The fielding was generally good, some
good plays Frightening up the slow stages
Of the battle and bringing momentary
spasms OF Joy 10 those who hraved the
cold and stood or sat shivering in the
grand stand In the eighth Morry O'Con-
/ nor and Sitterding worked a double play
/ that helped some. and COgan at short
was unusually frisky throughout handling
/ his three chances in a very able manner
Rose made a good catch OF Gibson's long
| wallOp 10 right In the sixth. going 20 the
/ edge Of the bank 70 nab the ball, the out
/ saving a couple OF scores ar a time when
/ the Hnltoppers were getting next 10
| Stewards curves
! Outside OF the great twirling OF Stew
at. the catching Of Buie was indeed
J pleasing Buie caught three or four
/ Georgetown men trying 10 purIoin sec
| ond, and nabbed one at the third station.
( and IN lieu Of the fact that he was
! catching with a sore hand yesterday. due
/ 20 an injury sustained I'm the Navy game.
( his work was most worthy "Morry'
fO'Connor continued 10 play good base
/ ball at first. and managed 10 get next
10 everything that was hit or thrown IN
/ his direction.
Few Long Drives.
/ Owing 20 the wet bah and damp
/ ground. hits that ordinarily would have
counted for triples or doubles had TO be
Z chalked Up IN the single column. The
! Carolina boys laid against the sphere
4 with enthusiasm. and their seven hits
were Of the burning variety The same
thing can be said about Georgetown.
/ Hunt and Gibson Leading the HiHtoppers
/ with the willow. the first named getting
two singles, and the last named q
I double
/ North Carolina made its four TALES IN
l the third as follows. Rose walked, Arm
( strong struck al three wide ones and
missed, Buie poked one TO left. Hamilton
( grounded out 10 O'CounOr al first base.
/ Williams doubled 90 center, scoring Rose
( and Buie O'Counor walked Duncan. af-
ter which. Bivins singled 10 left center,
Williams crossing the pan on the hit.
Stewart walked. and a wild pitch
| brought Duncan across with the fourth
run. Hackney drew d free ticket, filling
the bases. Rose came UP for the second
time in the inning and ended the gloom
/ by being retired. short TO first.
The other tally made by Carolina was
I garnered in the seventh, "a base on balls.
out, and single doing the work. Flannery
Y walked Hamilton, Williams popped 90
/ Gibson. Duncan hit safely 20 right, pilot
/ ing Hamilton to third. Duncan stole sec
ond, Bivius was retired. second 10 first.
and Stewards roller 10 left scored Hamr-
ton Hackney ballooned 10 right
Hunt Makes First Hit.
After FIannery had been safely tucked
away in the sixth. pitcher 10 first Hunt
made the first hit on the Georgetown side.
stole second, and was brought home on
. Sitterdings two-sacker n right field.
which nearly went over the HILL Stewart
wild heave to second in an attempt 10
sniff Siuerding playing off that bag. per
mitted Sit TO journey 10 third Murphy
got free transportation and pilfered. sec
ond. Gibson and Dugan failed 70 meet
the existing emergency, which is another
way of saying that they could not hit
Stewards shoots, and a nice rally was
nipped in the bud.
Georgetown Vas dangerous in the last
inning. Gibson cracking out double and
Connolly pilSing a swift single 20 right.
Connolly ambled down to second. and with
none out and a man on third and sec
\ ond. Feenan and Cogan whitfield and
\ Moory O'Connor's swat TO right was salt
ed by Rose.
The Score.