Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-30
c. j. NINE DEFEATS
YALE VERY EASILY
HiI|toppers Open Northern Trip
With Brilliant Performance
Against the Dark Blue.
RASMUSSEN PITCHES
WELL FOR GALLAUDET
Strikes Out Eleven and Allows St.
Johns Only Two Hits-M. A. c.
Entry List Is Large.
BY II. c. BYRD.

| One of the most brilliant accomplish
| ball teams of this season was that of
! Georgetown. when it defeated Yale ~
| to ] yesterday. The Blue and Gray put
up a splendid article of ball in every de-
partment and outclassed the big univer-
| sity decisively
| The main factor in the winning of the
| contest was the pitching of Tyson. He
| allowed the Dark Blue batters only one
safe hit and struck out four Yale had
! six errors registered against it. and is
4 hitting was far below the standard of
4 that Of the Blue and Gray, and. Of
| course, the work of its, pitchers showed
| up CORRESPONDENCE poor. Nine safeties
/ were gathered by the Hiltoppers-Fnr5.
| Shugrue and Tyson each getting two.
| Coach Coogan stated last Saturday that
| the Blue and Gray nine was one of the
| best in the country and that it would
| have an even chance no matter what
| team it might play. 1t certainly seems
as though he knew exactly what he was
talking about. Yale is not ar easily
beaten team on its own field, and that
Coogans aggregation was able to walk
away with the long end of the score
speaks well for the prospects of the nine
| in its remaining games.
The Hilltoppers are scheduled to meet
Holy Cross today in Worcester 1t is
more than likely that Capt Fienle will
do the pitching, though Kelly may be
sent in. Whether or not Coach Coogan
Will save Fienle for the game with the
Army Saturday, or whether he Will be
worked today. Kelly tomorrow. and Ty-
son sent back again Saturday Is prob
lematical.
Tho Maryland Asgies lost to Mount St.
Ioscphs yesterday The Farmers failed
to show good form, playing listless
game from the start to the finish of the
| contest fIoffeclcr was wild at times,
and il seemed that Mount st. Joseph 5
cot hits when they We're needed
A good game resulted when kenilworth
and the Spartans met yesterday i'll the
Central League. The latter Won by the
score of :, TO > The pitching was above
tic average and the general work of
the two clubs high class. Gray
allowed the losers only two hits, while
the winners got SIX off the delivery. of
Bussius. Spalding, playing shortstop for
the spa rtans, was the only man OF either
club 10 connect for more than one hit.
He got two out of two times at bat.
The Naval Academy nine won from the
! University of North Carolina yesterday
by to =. The defeat handed the Chapel
Hill team by the Sailors is the second
for ii in as many days. having lost to
the Catholic Univ ersity nine Tuesday.
Although Eastern High outhit the
Georgetown Props Yesterday, it lost to
the Blue and Gray youngsters by score
1 of :: to 4. The better fielding of the
I Props was the deciding feature. The
1 work of Dyer. who pitched for Eastern,
at bat was very noteworthy. He got
| three hits out of four times up.
i Gallaudet put up ele best game of ball
/ it has played in ANY game this season
/ when il held the st John 5 of Annapolis
nine TO a score of to yesterday. The
| Kendall Greeners were on their mettle
1 from the start ana they really gave
\ mighty creditable exhibition. The pitch
/ ing of Rasmussen was such that he was
! almost unhittable. He struck out eleven
men and allowed only two hits. That
i Gallaudet made six errors behind him
| tells the tale of his defeat. 1t was a
splendid pitchers battle between Mat
thews of st. Johns and Rasmussen
| Gallaudet was able to get only four hits
/ off Matthews. and Matthews also struck
| OUT eleven men. Hesse. playing short
\ for ST. Johns, got both his team $ hits
Heisse also had two putouts three as
siSts and two errors.
There is hardly any doubt that the
4 entry list for the Maryland Agricultural
| College intercollegiate and interschoAastic
meet is going to be the largest tndt mas
ever been recorded i'll a set of games in
1 this section. The number of entries has
surpassed that Of last year. which was
between seven and eight hundred More
! scholastic athletes than have ever taken
| part in Il meet i'll the south are entered
| The prospects at present are that the
| list will total something over a thousand
! though exact count has not been
1 made
! Every high and preparatory school III
| the District of Columbia and Maryland
/ is entered heavily. When it is con
| sdered that four of the local high schools
Western Central, Tech and Eastern
| have more than one hundred men listed
| to run under their colors, something of
1 the total may be realized
| The hitting of Kendall Myers former
Western High player, featured the game
yesterday between Pennsylvania and
| Lafayette. Myers got three singles and
triple out of five attempts at bat. 1t
was the brilliant work of Myers in that