The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
U' OF. MARYLAND
EASILY DEFEATS'a 6
,GALLAUDET, l5-3
Errors by Kendall Green q
ers Pave Way for Easy
Oriole Victory. -.


by to score at Kendall Green
yesterday. From the nrst crack OF
the bat to the last put-out the Ken
dali Greeners were outclassed. The,
ststers scored six runs in the hrst
two innings, and increased their
lead gradually as the game pro-
gressed, outplsyins the losers in
every department Of the game, witA
the possible exception OF batting.
Maryland STATE made nine hits 20
GaIlaudet's eight, but the former
made their hits count.
On the defense, however. the
Kendall Greeners' work was a veri-
table comedy OF errors, IL such was
ever enacted on the diamond. Lain.
. former protege Of Dummy" Tsy-
lor. the old star of the New YORK
Giants hurting porps, pitched a bet
ter game than The score shows. Be-
sides limiting the heavy maulers OF
the College Park aggregation 10
nine hits, he allowed only four
bases on balls and struck out three
bstters. But errors-more often
slips of omission than commission
put the skids under him f"1
Lahn easily disposed Of the nrst
two bsttets on groUnders TO second
base. Goldstein then singled and
stole. Eismsnn followed with an
infeld safety, and Goldstein taliicd.
Eismsnn also stole secono, and came
home on Bailey's one-timer.
Two Out Again. But s-71
Again, in the second inning. the
before the Ststers started scoring.
Groves went to FIRST via the base
on-bslls route, but Pollock and VII
son were retired. Snyder then hit
an easy grounder to Danofsky, who
helded IL cleznly. but threw low TO
hrst- Bostwright muffed the bali,
and all hands were safe. Wood made
a safety, Groves scoring, and then
Seipp fumbled Goldstein's groundcr.
Markell then proceeded to drop an
easy ny in left neld, and when
Bailey was finally retired. Lain 10
Bostwrieht, the Ststers had scored
four runs and put the game on the
ice.
Hsrtin opened the second inning
for Gsllsudet by tripling. Boat.
wright's sacrifice brought him home.
Then PAgsnucci made two fne
catches in short right field, retiring
the side ...
Gallaudet scored again in the
third but lost one OF the few really
good players on the team in doing
so. Seipp singled and stole second
He made third on a passed ball ana
came home when Wood fumbied
Dsnofsky's boundcr. In running
out the hit Danotsky's knee Sav.-
way, and he was carried of the
neld with his place taken by MARTY.
the defense Of the home team hc-
came a sorry sight. the new man
making two errors on easy chances
during the fray.
Errors again helped tho StatcrS
TO their seventh run. snyder cot
base on balls and stc.c second.
but the next two mcn were easily
retired. Then Market pullcJ his
second mur OF a ny ball and Sn.-
der Tailed.
Wilson Relieved.
Nisbe: relieved Wilson in ths
nth and found the going rough Tor
while. However. he managed L.
weather il without the Kendall
Greeners being able to cnlar=e their
count. Fou. hits we-e made n sue
cession after he had retired the d-sl
batter. but one man was retired a..
the plate and Benedict showed them
how Casey gained fame.
Two infeld errors. an infeld hi,
coupled with a base on balls and
a two bagger by Psganucci. To say
nothing of several bonehead plays.
sent FIVE Ststers tricking over thc
plate IN the sixth inning From
then on Gallaudets playing be-
came a perfect nightmare
They got a run Of Nisbst in tho
sixth when Hartin singled and
stole and came homo on infrlh
outs. Curly Byrd sent Kccnc his
ace. in for a warm-up in tho eight
and he hreezed along without much
effort.
Before Lshn was ah'c 10 retire
the last man the Kendall G7ccnSrs
made three more errors and Cold
stein sandwiched q single in among
them with the result that two NOR
runs were chslked up.
The box srore.