Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
TIGERS UNABLE
TO HIT F|ENLE
Georgetown Nine Shows Com
pIete Form Reversal Behind
Almost Perfect Pitching.
PRINCETON DEFEATED
BY A SCORE OF II
HolIander and MuIcahy Add
Much Strength to the Blue
and Gray Team.

he addition of two players
who had previously been ineligi-
bic and the excellent pitching of
Fienle caused Georgetown to
show complete reversal of form
yesterday in its game with Prince
ton, and gave it victory over the
Tigers by a score of 7 to 1. Mui-
cahy and Hollander were declared
eligible to play just before the
contest started, and they made
the Blue and Gray aggregation
look like an entirely different team.
Their presence seemed to inspire
the others with confidence, and
the work of the whole nine
showed vast Improvement.
Perhaps the most important
factor in the winning of the game
was the work of Fienle in the box.
The mainstay of last years team,
although he has not been in the
best of condition, seemed to work
in midseason form. He was sell
dom in trouble and had almost
perfect control of the ball. The
Tigers were able to connect safely
with his offerings but three times.
Georgetown showed a team
that was so per cent stronger
than that defeated twice earlier
in the week. The players seemed
to be more sure of themselves,
fielding their positions, hitting
and generally handling themselves
with more confidence and ability.
Opens With Two-Base Hit.
Hollander opened the first inning for
Georgetown with a pretty two-bagger to
left field. He was neatly sacrificed to
third base by Cainan, and on Fury's long
fly to left field Hollander scored the first
run Of the game. A fast double play In
the first inning. Duly to Hollander to
Mulcahy robbed the Princeton team OF
a probable score. After Princeton had
been retired in, one, two, three order in
the second the Blue and Gray team Sc
cured another run. DAILY singled. NJ
Mulcahy famed, and on the hit-and-run
DAILY went to third on Davis hit. Null
laney scored DAILY with a pretty hit to
left field
Neither team was able to score in the
third, the two teams going out in order.
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DAILY singled and M. Mulcahy hit one
clear to the center field fence for
three sacks. scoring DAILY. The hit was
fast work of Pendleton was Mulcahy
held on third base.
Daily Makes an Error.
Days error allowed Greene to reach
first in the fifth, but Davis wonderful
catch back of third base of Pendle-
tons fly, and also Davis pickup OF a
hard hit grounder from Reed, robbed
Princeton OF a chance to score. The
Blue and Gray team pushed another rim
over in this inning. when Hollander
walked and Immediately stole second.
Fury was hit by pitched ball, Reed
made a mess of Mulcahy's fly back OF
third base. and as a result Hollander
scored.
Coach Clark at this time. began warm
ing up Copeland. and Immediately placed
this lad on the rubber. Copeland was
given fine reception in the opening OF
the sixth inning by the Blue and Gray
batsmen. Fury walked and Davis con-
nected for a long two-bagger, putting
Fury on third NJ. Mulcahy, who had
previously knocked out a three-baggers
came through with timely single to left.
scoring both Fury and DAILY, MuicahY
making second base on the throw-in.
whence he scored when Mullaney sin
gled after Davis had been thrown out at
first.
Princeton did not score until the ninth
inning, when IL looked as though Fienla
aria
diately warmed up Kelley because he be-
lieved that he would be forced to use
Kelley. Carter. the first man up for
Princeton in the ninth. singled. Vaughn,
batting for Copeland. walked: Land
famed Worthington came through with
a pretty hit that scored Carter with tho
only tally of the game for the Tigers.
Pendleton. who had been at the mercy
Of Fienle's offerings. hit sharp ground.
er to Fienle. who made a nice play, end
Ing the game. The score: