The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-11

to he beaten until the last man was
ont aud while the writer cannot figure
our whar license the Worcester boys
had Io win TWO games from the fIill
IoDpcrs yet the fact remains that the
Massachusetts lads departed the Cap
IIaI with Two Georgetown scalps dang
Ing az their belts
G""rGcrown had five or six good
chances 10 win either of the games
with Holy cross but the baseball luck
WIS against the local players and
thcy failed TO connect at the right
time for the hits which would have
meant victory.
Compared with last years team the
present Georgetown club is by far
better hitting aggregation. Healthy
rlours for long distance have been
NOR" numerous than in past seasons
and following a long succession of
weak hitting teams the change is most
W"I'"me and noticeable.
Coach John u O'RciIIy knows his
business aud by next season he should
huId up a club which will be q ter
ror.
The trip South was great treat for
The players. and every one speaks of
ne good time spent in sight seeing
az Atlanta Judged by the glowing re-
pUr;= from the southern city. Wash
luGtun has nothing hut the home
ru"n NJ" on the Georgia capital
Young. who pitched such great
E:'1c against the Blue and Gray last
E'rrdal for Williams College, is by
far Inc most promising twirler to
face me local team this spring. He
vas master of the game from start TO
i.ulSh aud he kept 'ieorEetown'S four
hits SO far apart they were not on
STean :~& terms Although seven err
rors were made behind him. three of
them and Il PASSED ball coming IN one
innmg. H." hold GeOrE"town to TWO
runs Perfect support would nave given
him the shulout he deserved but his
work was 50 good he couldn't lose
.v"r with his teammates Juggling the
bail around the lot.
clark. shorrstop for Williams. played
"a funny game Friday. He had seven
chHur-S and made four errors, days
work. which ordinarily would have
heeu classcd as rotten" However. this
time h. record does not tell the true
story and ia spite of his four bunEles.
rIarh's work was Of the sensational
kIuI He IS q player who goes after
ever! thing and has always in such !
raE"S. he gets his hands on lots of
balls which an ordinary player would |
way " ~ h"r' ''s W
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defeat for the team.
I'm the gam" FRIDAY. lark made two |
Of IN" best plays pulled off on /
georgetown tleid inns season ana the !
'r"Wd. composed almost entirely OF
'''"rE"'"Wh s'unenfS gave MIN an
'N@'l"n Mh'h "H"aI"h mat even any !
i""'"r ~ Il game on Inc hliltop IN |
me "iSf nv" or SIN Years,
In me four'h inning. 'usack hit
aArh Er"under through the pitchers
Clark WAS playing his usual position |
ct short. hut At the crack Of the bat |
b" was away after tn" hall and nabbed !
It "u tn" run with his Cl"v"d hand, re-
covering himself in time to catch the |
ll""l -to0'"d tusaCk hy n yard at first. !
His other play was even better. In |
IT," seventh with ono man out and |
runners ON first and second and Young
show ,uE Signs Of going up in the air.
iplIlan" hit short fly over Clark's
head TIL" Williams player turned and |
rHU with the bail catching the horse
hide over his left shoulder while on !
The run. and then doubling up Con
molly 1T second. retiring the side.
YOUNG then braCed up and was even