Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
UNDERWOOD'S SWATS
DEFEAT DARTMOUTH
Batting Prowess of Delaware
Shortstop Spectacular; COL
Inns Pitches Great Game.
;pec,a, correspondence OF Every Evening

speCfa1 correspondence VI livery h'cAhs'
N,wark. April S.-"Mike" Under
Nood hy his mighty batting which de-
fcatcd tho crack Dartmouth teap yes
tcrday afternoon 10 secured him
self a pcrmancnt place in the Uni
vcrsty Of Delaware baseball hall of
fame Collins a southpaw pitching his
erst game for Delaware made himself
souaIv as famous from the standpoint
II local athletics by the wonderful
same that he pitched allowing Dart
mouth only four hits and only one of
hose after the third inning.
collins work was in every way as
,ommcndablc as that OF Underwood's s
,Nc,pt that the batting Of the latter
Nas much more spectacular from the
sprrtators standpoint Mike" made
',a.r hits out of four times up and
irovc IN all FIVE of Delaware's runs
Two of his hits were long home run
,rD.ts and on each occasion he drove
Mcdonald across the plate ahead OF
hllr The FIRST one Of these drives
.sim, lu the second inning after Nc
Donald nad walked. II was terrlnc
drive Ia lcfi-,cntrc over the heads q!
Ia, Holders and Mike" had crossed
tho plate before the ball got back 10
thr un,ld
ln the sixth inning Mcdonald. the
nrst man up. I.ckcd out one that suil-
81 HIM and drove II over the right
n,lders hcld 10 the fence This was
pr.b,hlv tho hardest drive Of the day
but 4 hit M, fence and bounced back
ari thrre bass was the best that
Ala, could get ON IL. Underwood
f.n.Wed and after getting two strikes
and two balls made another drive over
fh,. loft Htlder head good Tor the cir
,au Mcdonald crossing the plate
ah,td al him In tho seventh inning
.rd,rWood made a single that drove
hi thc hfth run In addition 10 his
batting Underwood made some pretty
pn,s i'm the Held although he did
make am error hat gave Dartmouth
their sc,oud run
.lhn. Marvel. who caught a fair
game also had a perfect record at the
l1i tut did not score run lie got
tnreo singles and sacrifice. Nc
DONALD Was walked twice and got
t4lplr out ui four times Up.
collins who last summer pitched Tor
u etulE .eam at Milford looked -
~ 4 second Eothrock YESTERDAY tie
h.d a hook 70 his hall that had The
dartmouth boys completely fooled
MAYNARD EOt lucky double IN the
nrst inning Robertson singled IN the
SECOND and kopf in the third. Mtcr
that inning a single by Bruce N the
seventh Was the only hit that Collins
allowed Hc walked only three ana
Tanned six.
tud,rwoeds SECOND home run was
..-,.n.t- tni..re As blE JeT Tes-
fn.. t,rfn,r star twirler of Nc
.v. Giants. who is coaching Dart
.i,l.h ,anAed him from the box and
ih.tttftf.d g4Ap who was touched UP
~ +....- Ill ,hc last two in
,..,a,- IS captain D7noho and Mad
-4.a .he te.d.ng thrills. flne
#. ,he after being the
FL. same. Chunn Chinese
4. visitors and looked 10
. ,i the .lst,s, and best players
..tr. lit started IN left field
. .. A4.k uf .he hat ~ the
- Au,n Merritt left the
s.au,
Nart - tas spectators were especial
.-,.-4 f. Robertson. DARTMOUTH
s#-, Na-snau Who was picked lasl
.l .a the AU-Am,r4can football team.
+. l..rtseu HAS attracted wide attention
1t H rseat verk !. The lackheld on
4l5.true4tG s.eN, mss
sl5 aware hal m,u or the bases every
rr..r but Underwood seemed TO be
tna ,rlv player who had the punch 10
drive runs across. The locals threw
AWAY : chance n score in the first in
r#.. when D4r.z after singing, reached
second ou Bowers error o. MADDEN
drt. bat le,t eo.uE - third and was
,a-.v thrown uut. After nderwooo
htt f,r = home run in the second, Mar
,el and Collins both singled with none
down bur were left on the bases.
There were several other times during
49,. .r,rne when a hit would have scored
,.,.. ~ more runs n addition 10 the five.
IN me eighth inning Delaware made
tbr.. safe hits without scoring. Mar
81 ni, saf. but was forced at second
e,a fben Wilson and Donoho singled
bt, %utter who replaced Dantz was
al easy OUT.
vlth one down in the first inning
Cogns h!t Kopf Maynard hit TO right
and should have been an easy out
Ian, D4ntz slipped and fell just as he
went 20 catch the ball and il went for
fwo bases. but Merritt and Chunn
famed ending the inning.
IN the fourth inning Chunn walked,
sto.e second and third and scored when
Robbins carclessly threw the ball across
III. diamond thinking he had the Chi
Les, out when he sid into third.
d. the seventh inning Bruce singled
hut went to third when Madden let
n, ba. g. away from him and scored
or uderR ood's error OF Blake's
grounder
7, s-as D..awarc's first game OF the
srasar ar nc home grounds. While
n, game Was exciting il was too cold
fer the comfort Of the spectators. Del
awar.. vii go % Baltimore tomorrow 10
aFan play Johns Hopkins and next
veek viii take the four day trip
through Pennsylvania playing BuckneIl,
Penn state PITT and Carnegie.
The score 81 Yesterdays game fol-
loV
Delaware.
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