Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30
SWARTHMORE IS
EASILY BEATEN
Catholic u. Wins From Penn
SyIvania School by Score
of g to /.
GREEN PITCHES WELL;
ALLOWS FOUR HITS
Visiting TWirIer Pounded for
Fifteen Safeties-Pipp's
Batting Features.

The Catholic University base ball team
aided another game to its list of vic
tories yesterday az University Field.
Tais time it was Swarthmore that fell
before ii, and Coach Moran's charges
gave good beating by the score of
&c l. A large crowd witnessed the game
Ii was not the Swarthmore team which
played the Brooklanders for the past
four years Only a few of the regulars
of last years team are still playing. The
aine Is composed of youngsters who gave
miserable exhibition of fielding. MAX
ing eight errors during the fray. OF the
eight Mellick contributed four. With the
exception of one chance, the wearers of
tie Red and Black handled everything
ir reach. This lone miscur is charged
al,ainst Pipp. the star first baseman, and
it was eNcusablc, as ii was made on
low throw which he had to reach for
and the ball bounded out of his glove.
LII the fnfield Zachary. Hayes and Pip
SLOWED great form. Zachary made sew
81 al stops that were labeled for hits.
While covering the bag to catch DurlXow
Stealing, Hayes was spiked, but con-
tinued in the game. This is the first
n ishap of the season and ii is lucky he
was not hurt badly.
Green and Carter Pitch Well.
For the university, Greene and Carter
performed well. Greene pitched eight iIl-
n ngs and allowed but four hits during
h s stay in the box. He forced four to
fan the air and issued but two free
p asses to the initial sack. In four of the
ght innings he worked the side was
retired in order. But twenty-seyen men
f;lced him in all. This was the chiefs
first appearance this year on University
laid nd !. r-alt
the crowd gave him cheer after cheer.
Coach Moran sent Carter to the box in
tile initial inning and he allowed but
ne hit and this was scratch. Carter
has the making OF good twirler and
With experience he viii be ready TO take
his regular turn. Tarbcl who has Jared
s., We'll Tor SWarthmore against {. l..
for the past three years, was touched up
f'r fifteen hits, including one home run,
three threc-bagSers. two two-baggers. AL
though he struck out seven and allowed
but two bases on balls he was hit in all
bat two innings. Right from the start
Coach Moran's charges got busy.
Zachary, the first man up. hit a fast
grounder to Mellick, who fumblcd HAYES
Agled to left and Donnelly, the next
| Batter hit for three sacks, sending two
nlen across the plate. Mcdonnell hit
s ifely and Pipp followed with clean
home run, putting the ball over right
center field fence but was put out for
on the hit. Koran struck out. Lynch hi
a safe one to left. Mcguire ended the
opener by grounder to Tarbell This
made four runs and five hits for a be
ginner. There was no more scoring for
&c. l.. until the seventh, when Donnelly
a gain hit for three sacks and Pipp re-
peated his circuit hit, putting the bali
over the fence for the second time during
lie game. This time lie touched all
s icks. and this score counted. Koran
singled and Lynch followed with a three
Dagger and Mcguire singled. sending him
a cross the plate. Greene, the next batter,
s ruck out. In the eighth hits BY Zach
AIRY and Donnelly Melted two more, and
this ended the scoring.
Swarthmore's lone tally came i'm the
fifth. Burbrow. the first man up. hit to
left safely, stole second: Weaver hit to
+ oran, who ran Durbrow down Thomas
hit to left and Lynch threw home to get
Weaver, but tine ball was late. and Nc
Ionnell threw to Koran I'm time to catch
homas at third. ending the inning. In
which Swarthmore scored its only run.
Lynch, the sturdy little left fielder. had
a perfect day at the bat. He got a. triple.
ngle and two bases on balls. Donnell..
Fipp and Koran also did well for G. u.
roMn did the best for the visitors, get
ting two hits out of four trips To the
plate.
WI