Evening journal., 1920-05-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May i3.-Gray /
Carter, Dlaware's sturdy catcher, won /
q great ten-inning game for his team /
from University OF Pennsylvania yes /
terday afternoon with a hOme-r7ln /
drive in the tenth inning The score /
was . to 4. Delaware outplayed and /
q outSamed thrdr opponents. The Blue !
and Gold tied up the score TO 1 In /
the ninth inning, when Madden pOked !
a single TO center. scoring DOnohO and !
then won out in lahe tenth with Gray
. Carterls homer, a vicious drive be-
tween fft and centre which went 10
the score-board in the rear Of Weight
= man Hall
The Delaware rooters, several hun
dred IN number, most of them stu
dents, staged a small demonstration
when Gray Carter beat the bail to me
| plate, following his drive IN the tenth.
With the team playing air-tight ball
Delawarc's. supporters felt reasonably
sure that this run brought victory.
Danny McNichol penn's second base
man, who had been doing a great deal
OF 'IaWing." 10 attemuang 10 ride"
Delaware players all afternoon, looked
70 be the most disheartened player
on the leh. as he no doubt also real
ized thai this drive Was PennS de-
feat
TOO much credit can not be given
Southpaw "Joe" RothrOck Tor the
game ne pitched. This means two
victories for Joe over the Quakers,
as he also turned ihe trick last sea-
eon with the assistance OF CARL. Roth
rock was wild at Times but when he
did gdt the ball over the Penn players
could do nothing with 10. Joe" was
at his best in the pinches which, with
fine support, got him out OF several
light holes. Penn was unable 20 get
more than one hit In any one inning
= and they ware held 10 five singles.
Rothrock walked four men, but his
free passes were also scattered. Strick-
IA ID pitched a good game for Penn
and held Delaware to three safe hits
until the ninth inning. or Delaware s
total OF Eve hits, two were doubles
and one a home run.
Both of Delaware's runs came as
The result Of hard hits. Penn's one
\ score was made without a hit, bui
was accomplished by a pretty piece
OF hase-runnine, coupled with the fact
that Rothrook failed 10 cover the plate
after Cray Carter had thrown a run
ner out az first.
Tue fielding OF both teams was fasi
and clean. The only tlror or the gamC
was when McCardell allowed throw
from Donoho 10 get rast him In ths
seventh inning after Harvey haf
singled 70 left. There were no sen
sational plays. but fast nelding save
both twirlers trouble az various
stages. Underwood put up a fine gam'
at short and a catch by Danny Nc
Nichol Of a line drive and doubling
a man at second was a feature. Bou
catchers were in good form and run
ners did not take many liberties Wnel
on the paths.
Delaware did not get a runner "a
hrSL until two were out IN me tnlr
n inning when Rothrock cracked on
into the right field stand for wv
bases. He was forced al third a feN
seconds later. In the sixth with on
down Jimmy Robbins hit 10 left 70
two bases but was doubled Whe
Donoho lined 10 McNichol. Gray Car
ter led on wiih a single In the eight
but could got no farther than seconl
In the ninth inning with the scor
TO In favor Of Penn, Donoho dre
a base on balls and stole seconl
Tasgart, batting Tor Underwood, NE
20 left, but George Madden can
through with a nice drive TO rlgh
centre. which scored Donoho. MAJ
Z dan was caught at second. Gray Ca
Ter was the FIRST hitter In the tent
inning His line drive went bciWe(
Wsrvsv and StIaus. Both ilclde
mado q hard try but could not real
the hall which rolled 10 the SEQ
hoard. while Gray was romping HON
Penn. IN The FIRST inning, got pa
and a single and then failed 10 real
second. Shriver. the FIRST man U
walked. but was caught on flrst
a ouick throw from Rothrock. Swe
ne.v singled, but was forced at Sc
md nv Straus. who was caught lat
sieallne on a pretty throw from Gr
CARER 10 Underwood. The flrst nj
I'm for Penn In the second aleo walk
ana in the third the lrst hitl
singled. hut neither OF them reach
seeond In the seventh Warwl
walked and stole second. Yates m
Al underwood. but McNichol dump
one toward FIRST base. Gray Cart
nan dovn the hase-line several var
and cot fhe ball and threw McNlcll
0nt. Rothrock failed 10 cover Q
plaie and Warwick scored all the W
from second on the play. Penn q
NOT have a chance 70 score after IN
A Philadelphia newspaper writ
referring 20 Gray Carriers work, 81
today:
"Cray Carter. versatile athie
who can perform equally IN f0Othl
baseball. basketball and track, "
= fhe big noise IN D~fawarc's Nctol
Ms home run clinchcd the extra -
sion contest and besides he pegs
faultlcssly % The bases and held
= Pitcher ROtlrock, a sou'apsw,