New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
DARTMOUTH NM
GIVES COLUMBIA
BAD TROUNCIN(
Seven Errors Ch.-r..
Against Blue and Whit f.
All Proving Costly.
CAPTAIN O'NEALE
WORST OFFENDrr
Eddie Shea Meets Warm Per-.
ton and Is Succeeded o,
Mound by George Smith

The Dartmouth nine trour..d
bia IN q game oh South Field y.y 49,,
day. Seven errors were ebalt,IN
against the Blue and White sr5 :.
Of these miscues lgured in the 49,.
Of all, save one, Of Dartmouth,
runs. The score was 3 to-
Columbia wc1t into the gams.,.
ing the Green roo lightly, and -
Shea. who was assigned 10 IA
pitching, got q warm reception. 81.
coupled with bis W,ducss. proys5 i
urdoing before Doe had been ., u
mound three innings. George So.
was then sent iI 20 pull the game a.
the fire, but 10 was TOO far zone ~
he was helpless when his mates -.
piling up error on error behind IN
Red" Parrot. VINO pitched ior D,-
mouth, was hit safely only seye, t.r,,
but on more than one occasion h ~,
in dire danger Splendid supper, t,r.
ever. saved him. Parrot was tOg,S.i
un for two hits DO the fourth vs.i
scored q run. and .U the eighth Besv.
slammed drive 20 deep centre n,
three bases. EskelIuc. in relayins y.
ball, made a Wild throw over Ths.
scher's mead and Benson tailed.
George Page. Coigm5ia's erratie s,.
ire fielder, started badly by makiaE
weird muff of PARROTS easy hy ia N
third inning. and when the frame "a,
over he had TO give Up bis place !.
Buncke. Andy COa6.ey, who difss.,
Coiumbia's destin.es on the diano,t
did not follow the same procedsn
however, when Captain Jimmie 0Na,
let a high fly get away from h-
Coakley let him stay in, and before iil
day was done O'Aeaie made Two nor,
errors. both Of which we're costly.
O'Neale is a pitcher, and Coskly !,
using him at shortstop because he "a,
a wealth of twirlers, but his wort e
the short field has been away ben
par, and It was largely his poor pa
ing that caused Co.Imbia's defes, r.
terday.
Smith had a hard day, for sbog. I,
only way in which he could dispose &.
a batsman safely was by tanning hi-
He struck out nine men and did 10
give a pass, but he hit three men A..
contributed d wild pitch, on vht'
Dartmouth scored one Of Us runs.
Shea was in difficulties from the ti''
He hit Eskeline and let MIN reach Sc;
ond on a wild pitch. Thielschsr's b
brought the second baseman H. I
the third Page dropped PARROTS .
and Shea began TO wa5ble again. VII
Jams lifted foul 10 Ham, but ksi,
line rammed a drive 70 centre, whit
scored Parrot. Shea then iorsooA q
mound for the bench. oil.
Osborne. the first man 20 face Snil,
who took Shea's place, got Sings
scoring Eskeline, and after Ihielseh'
famed 0'Neale contributed an enc
which let Osborne come nome.
O'Neale made a weird throw q
Paine's hit I'D the fourth, and we
Friedrich Clipped in with an error z
PARROTS grounder Paine went 70 IN.
Rosef caught Wl.llamss ~, q
muired Eskeline's drive, and ran
scored easily. That gave DaEtmosiA
commanding lead, 20 which the cree
added one run in the eighth and I"
in the ninth. 49, g.. .-
in the fourth, when he was hit oy
nitched ball and stole second. he WEI
"a third on O'Neale's hit and scored 2
lanes sacrifice fy Benson also m ma,
Coinrbia's other run m the eIgau
when he hit for three bases ana s'0''
on Eskeline's poor throw.
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