Evening journal., 1919-05-28
DELAWARE Wins
FROM Penn, 5 TO 8
Soulhpaw CARL Famed
Danny McNichol With
Bases Full in Eighth
MARVEL'S HOME RUN
STARTED SCORING
Ssan Correspondent,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 28-Deia-
ware College baseball team showed It's
GLASS yesterday afternoon by defeating
the University OF Pennsylvania team
to 3. This victory was in no way
an accident. Delaware won by play
lng better baseball than their oppon-
snts and the best team won. The blue
and sold put up a better article OF
baseball in every department They
outbatted Penn, played a smoother
game in the field and used better head
work at all times. Coach Roy Thomas
made a number OF changes in his line
up In an effort TO save the game but
it could not be done.
Rothrook, Delaware's Freshman
southpaw, for seven innings made
penns best batsmen look like amateurs
but suddenly went bad in the eighth.
He walked the first man up but got
he next two batsmen. With two down
md ono on, Rothrock lost all control
lie was unable to locate the plate at
sll and walked four men Straight
forcing in two runs. With three on
the bases. Coach Shipley yanked Roth
.Ock and put CARL, another Freshman
southpaw. in. Danny McNlchol, me
Ouakers star batsman was up which
made the situation all the more crit
ical. CARL, however, went to work
ike a veteran and famed the great
Danny lie easily retired the side
IN the final inning.
Warwick, Penns first string catcher,
who has been touted as one OF the best
IN college ranks. did not look to have
anything on Gray Carter. In fact the
entire Delaware team compared more
han favorably with the Penn men
oierson and Horsey both played a fast
ssme In the fleld and Rothrock ielded
lis position in great shape having )
assists. Madden, in centre, made
star catch OF a long fly from Harvey 5
sat in the second inning that saved
AZ least one run and probably TWO
Madden got into an argument In the
ninth with the umpire and was put
ut OF the game, Mitchell finishing the
rame in centre.
Delaware got away TO a two run
cad In the first inning Pierson, the
irst man up. hit sharp one 10 the
light OF Walker. The third baseman
made a one-hand stop OF the bali nut
moor throw 10 first gave Pierson
ife Donoho famed but Plcrson stole
,econd and went TO third on Warwicks
,ich neg. Marvel then cracked one
,ver strauss head in left for the cir
nil driving Person in ahead OF him
rhls was ihe longest hit II was salu.
hat has been made on franklh flclu
his year. Madden and B. carter Molu
brown out at ilrst ending the minus,
Shipleys boys kept risht sltuV
chiefly who started the game TOT Penn,
the second inning. horsey ieau Oh
vith a single and stole second no
.cored a minute later on e. Darter
.afe ciout. McCardell was out at nrss
mt Rothrock came through WIN
M q. Carter was caught at tnird anu
,ierson was thrown out at nrst pS
The third was Delaware's best innins
chem four runs were scored alter tWo
vere out. After Donoho and MarVei
vere disposed Of. Madden singled u.
-arter reached frst on Bohan's erros ana
,oth scored when Horsey hit TO rlght
.sntr,e for two bases. Horsey scored
chen Strauss dropped Gray Carter
org nv. The latter taking second ana
roring on McCardelrs hit. Rothroch
,as thrown out at first. After hor-
ev's ioyo-base clOut, Coach lhomas
,anked Scheffy and put in Titzel ana
,Iiz went TO right for Marvel
Tjtzel piiched good ball and held Del
-vare 10 one hit for the next nNe
innings. He was removed for a pinch
,itter in the eighth and Mitchell ilnish-
A the game for Penn. Delaware scored
4 anal run on Mitchell in the ninth
nnlng. - ,
lfter Walker was thrown out at nrst,
.armack singled. Rothrock caught Car
mack asleep at first. but Carter let the
hro,v get away from him and the penn
nan went TO second on Bohan's single. |
'enn had three on bases In the nfth /
nd two in the sixth but could not
,onnect safe with Rothrocks shoots. In |
10Th innings when hit would have 4
cored at least two runs the last bat
Pr hit TO Rothrock and were thrown |.
ut at first.
PENIS other two runs were scored
the eighth when Rothrock lost con-
rol as explained Much credit is due /
.arll for his work In tanning McNichol |
nth the bases full In that inning. The |
tile southpaw went into the box when |
e had but a short time 10 warm up. |
fter pitching a ball he sneaked over
strike on Danny" The batter then
pulled one and took a healthy swing
n the third strike but missed.
The game was not started until after
80 O'Clock. Coach Thomas holding 10
ID until some OF his men who were
aking examinations could get In uni
orm About ffty students and fans
rom Newark accompanied the team TO
rankin Field DR.. Samuel C. Mitchell,
Jean E. Laurence Smith and Or. w.