The Washington herald., 1911-04-19
GEORGETOWN TRIMS
YALE NINE, 8 TO z
Old Eli Never Had a Look
In with HilltOppers.
LYNCH TWIRLS IN FORM
Plucky Little Blue and Gray Box
Artist Pitches Rare Game-Capt.
Sitterding Leads with Stick for
Georgetown, Getting q Triple and
Two sinsles-Feenan Stars Again.

Georgetown ran away from the Yale
nine yesterday on the Hilltop diamond,
winning with ease, s to 2.
The sons of Old Eli never had a look
in, as the Blue and Gray bat wielders
got busy in the opening rounds and
sewed up the game. Lynch. who was on
the mound for the Hilltoppers. was in
rare form, holding the heavy-hitting
Northerners to eight scattered bingles.
and was exceptionally good with men
on the bases. Besides twirling a corking
good game, he cracked out a pretty sim
gle and crossed the pan twice.
Feenan, the new white mans hope"
again took care of the initial station in
the most approved manner. He handled
the twelve nard chances without the
faintest semblance OF a slip-up. With
little more experience, the big first
sacker will be one Of the leading lights
of the Hilltoppers' nine.
'Inky'' LAWS was again at the third
sack for the varsity. He took care of his
three chances in his usual classy style,
and smacked out a bingle in the opening
session. The addition OF the former high
school star makes the Hilltop nine one
OF the most aggressive in college ball.
Hilltoppers Get Busy.
Georgetown's sluggers opened up on
Scott. who was in the box for the Yale
crew, in the first inning. and when the
smoke had cleared away, two talles had
been chalked up for the Hilltoppers.
Murphy sent the first ball pitched to
the trees for a triple. Capt. Sitterdng
followed this with a single to center.
scoring the fast outhelder Hunt sacri-
feed the little second sacker to third,
from where he scored when Furey filed
out to Iommers Two runs
Georgetown counted again In the sec
ond. when. with two down, Carhart
dropped a third strike on Lynch and
lowed with his second hit OF the game.
putting Lynch on third from where he
crossed the pan a moment later when
Stterding got his second bingle. Furey
then pasted one of Scott's twisters to
the trees, scoring Murphy and Sitterding.
Three runs.
The Hilltoppers did not score again till
the sixth when Lynch led off with a
single to center, was sacrificed to second.
and crossed the pan when Sitterding cut
loose his third hit of the game. a slash
ing three-bagger to center. One run.
A fast double play. Murphy to Feenan,
killed Yale's hopes in the seventh In
the eighth. Lynch walked Corey, and
Stevens, who had taken Tommers place
in left, raped Il single to center, scoring
Corey. Stevens stole second and crossed
the pan when Bennett singled to right
center. Two runs.
Georgetown came back with a pair of
tallies in their half of the inning. Lynch
got a base on balls, but was caught try
ing to steal. Sitterding was safe on a
fielder's choice and scored when Hunt
doubled to center. Hunt counted a mo-
ment later when Rurdett dropped Still
wells throw. Two runs.
The Georgetown squad left last night
for Worcester, where they play the
strong Holy Cross nine. Only eleven men
were carried on the trip. O'Connor and
Fienli will do the twirling for the HILL
toppers with Sitterding on third and Glib
son or second. The rest OF the lineup
will be the same as usual