The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
GALLAUDET TRIMS
c. U. TEAM, 6 TO 1
Loose Playing and Weak
Pitching Cause Defeat.
HATCHER IS HIT HARD
SOuthpaw Dillon Proves Several
Too Many for BrOOkInnd Boys.
Rockwell and Craven Are Heavy
Hitters for Home Team, the For
mer Connecting for Three Bagger.

Gallaudet lowered the colors Of the
Catholic University at Kendall Green
yesterday afternoon by 10 1. The Brook
landers came on the field chock full Of
confidence and pepper. but were sent
back home A sadder and wiser bunch Of
bah tossers. Loose playing tells the
story Of the second defeat OF the uni
versity boys, FIVE errors being chalked
up against them; also some weak
pitching, neither Hatcher nor Green be-
ing in good form The first named worked
four and one-half innings, but was given
such a warm reception that he was
driven TO the bench, Big Chief Green
taking up his work. Green was also hit
hard, seven bingles being Earnered off his
shoots in three and one-half innings.
Only one base on balls was awarded
during the whole game. Green issuing
this free ticket TO his Indian friend Bat
tiste in the seventh, which afterward
resulted in a run. Seven hits and only
one run was all the damage the Brook
landers did 20 Dillon. who twirled for
the Northeasters Besides holding the
losers well i'm hand, Dillon famed FIVE Of
the opposition and was steady throughout.
Rockwell and Craven, Of the winners.
proved 10 be hefty with the willow, each
OF these boys smackng the horsehide
for three bingles the frst-named for a
three-bagger, while Battiste. DURAN, and
Arras each connected for two safe swats.
Gallaudet hit the ball at timely moments.
and their bngles invariably sent runners
over the pan or advanced them around
the sacks.
Deveries and Tobin. or Catholic Uni
versity. collected two clean clouts, one
Of Deveries' blows being a triple. which
went 20 waste for lack Of another
healthy swat. while Tobin hit three
/ sacker in the sixth. which made pos
sibIe the Brooklanders' only run.
Here is how Gallaudet trimmed Jack
Days aggregation of ball tossers. II
started in Tie fourth inning with Bat
/ tiste on deck. who touched UP Hatcher
/ for a clean oue-hase hit 20 center, going
90 second when Blanchard beat out his
5unt and crossing the pan on Craven's
slasher TO left. Blanchard was advanced
10 second on Cravens hit. but was put
out when Dillon ballooned 10 McGeady.
/ Craven was forced 20 second when DURAN
took one 10 the ribs. stealing third, and
scoring on Rockwels bingle
/ In the fifth Hover was hit by Hatcher.
Arrss was safe after forcing Hover out
ar second. going to bag No. . on Bat
t.ste's single, making third when Blanch-
ard beat out his hunt, and passing over
the plate on Durian's swat 10 center.
Battiste again scored when he lined the
horsehide 10 left field for a single, going
TO the next sack on Blanchard's hunt
making third and home plate when Du-
Irian landed one out IN center field.
/ The next run was made in the sixth.
when Rockwell sent a screeching liner TO
deep center field. which fetched him to
4 the third sack. and scoring on Arras'
IbingIe 20 right Their last run was made
/ I'm the seventh chapter, when Battiste
walked. going 20 second on Blanchard
grounder 10 the first bascman. and when
I Craven landed the leather in center field
he went TO third. and was brought home
/ on Durian's single. This ended the scor-
/ ing. although they touched up Green Tor
two more hits in the next inning.
| TOhin scored the only run for the
/ BrooLanders. in the sixth inning. when
; he swatted the ball with enough force 10
take him 10 the third sack. Hess,er. tho
next up. beat out a bunt and landed
safe on first and on Stock forcing out
/ Hossler, Tobin went across the pan.
which was the best the visitors could
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