The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
ShuItz Fans Eleven and Al
lows Only Three Hits.
GEORGETOWN BLANKED, 8 TO 0
Sitterding and Dugan the Only Hill
tOppers TO Connect with Pennsyl-
Hits Prove Timely, and Their
Fielding Is FauItIess I'm Pinehes.
Rv \. u. MORLEY.

| Shultz let Georgetown down with three
hits yesterday and whitewashed the Hill
toppers, s to 0. Inning after inning the
Blue and Gray batters went TO the plate
and slashed and slammed az the leather
but they could not connect. eleven falling
/ before Pennsylvania star twirler by the
strike out route Only three scattered hits
were garnered off Shultz in the nine
innings. two of these being made by Sit
/ terding and the other going TO Charley
Dugan in the last session.
| Flannery worked for Georgetown and
pitched a fairly good game. only six
bingles being made by the Pennsylvania
| boys He was tri1e wild and walked
two batters. and besides poked three
others in the side with the sphere. II
was the four errors made by the Hill
| toppers, and the timely hitting OF the
winners that worked havoc with the Blue
and Gray. A wild pitch let in one run,
Gibsons two errors let in two more. and
| Flannery's two bases on balls each paved
/ the way for a talley
Visitors Look Good.
Pennsylvania looked good TO those who
watched the Red and Black play yester-
day, and appeared TO be a well-balanced
and well-drilled combination of felders
and hltters All OF the hits made by
Pennsylvania came al times when they
sent runners scurring home from third
and good fielding at critical moments shut
OFF Georgetown's only men who got on
base Both Of the errors made by the
visitors came in the eighth inning after
two hands were retired and did not cause
any special worry
Waldron again did the receiving for
the HintOppers and caught another good
game. He held the opposition to four
stolen bases. and some Of his throws We're
great. the ball sailing TO second on a line
Ike a shot out Of cannon.
After Thayer had ballooned 10 Sitter
ding in the opening inning. Aldendifer
tapped one gently over the inheld. and
Capt. Wood followed suit with Texas
Lacquer into the same territory, Thayer
going to third on the hit and Wood
taking second on the throw TO third to
catch Thayer. ShultZ hit a hard bounder
TO Gibson and Aldendifer scored on the
play Feenan thought he saw chance
to catch Wood at third, but his throw
was a few seconds too late Hayden hit
a grass cutter to Feenan and was re-
tired at first
Only six men faced Flannery in the
second and third sessions. but Pennsyl-
vania added another tally in the fourth.
Wood singled TO left, advanced to second
on Shultzs out. Feenan TO COgan. and
scored when Flannery heaYed one wild
past Waldron. Hayden struck out, and
Smith died a la FlanneTy TO Feenan
lives to-day man who. on the 26th OF
Three Runs In the Sixth.
Georgetown's hopes were shattered in
the sixth when the Red and Black made
three scores in the sixth round on one
hit. two errors and a pass. Aldendifer's
swipe to short was cuffed by Gibson. but
the little shortstop could not get the
hOrsehide over to first in time. and Alden
differ was safe. Woods fly was caught
by Hunt. Aldendifer piIfered second and
Shultz soaked one over short, scoring
Aldendifer. Hayden got in the way Of
one Of Flannery's twisters and received
free transportation. Smith hit to short
but the ball bounded badly and Gibson
muffed the sphere. Shultz scoring. Dea-
con was hit on the hand and walked
Hawks out scored Hayden Smiley
ended the inning by aeroplaning to Sit
terding.
Penn kept up the run-getting in the
next session, and annexed pair of points
that brought their total up TO seven. Elan
poled him around to third with a hefty
wallop to Murphy that the Georgetown
captain had difficulty in stopping. WOODS
out brought Thayer across the rubber, and
Pitcher Shultz then cracked one sizzling
past Sitterdng. which ferried Aldendifer
over the pan. Hayden died a painless
death hitting at Flannery's benders. and
when Smith hit TO Cogan. the Georgetown
touched second, retiring Shultz
at that station.
The visitors made their eighth and last
run in the ninth without making a hit
issued pass to Aldendifer, and
when Wood hit to Gibson, Bunny Fee
nan dropped the throw in his haste TO
catch Aldendifer Logging It to third. Shultz
hit to Flannery. and was put out at first
base. but when Hayden hit to Murphy. |
Aldendifer counted. Smith flew out TO |
Hunt and ended the round
Georgetown's only chance to score came |
in the fourth, when Sitterding hit safely |
to right and stole second He stayed |
there for the rest of the inning, and was
the only Blue and Gray runner to get as !
far as the second sack.
The Score.