The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-02
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Tho excitement among tho Harvards and their friends
n1 Inc ladies'
warmly on their success. As for the students. they
could not have been moro delighted IL they had all
graduated with the highest honors OF Harvard.
The third of the series OF games place on ycser
day. June the grounds OF the Olympic Club Mod
ford this locality being selected because Of It's
position. The choice Of field distant the city,
under the circumstance, was sad disappointment TO
thousands who calculated upon quiet little OF
few blocks the Common 10 witness the game a very
large number refusing the Of
q trip 70 Medford, village six miles out of
Boston, the line OF the Name Railroad Tho weather
was very prcptous, both for players and spectators
the sky being sufficiently cloudcd TO mitigate tho glare
Of juno sun. The ball ground Is a large pas,urags
he'd bu little better thsK the old ground OF Abe irving
ton club Oh very uneven surface. and like all fields Of
the kind full OF post holes likely to trip heders though
unfayorsbe Tor hne display IN the aeld t was as fair
took out large crowd, with OF the players but
tho main force OF the Of spectators carried
from the city In the twotnirty and two forty five NJ
trains, every car being crowded Such rush
OF people crowded the neid have seen before
except on the occasion Of the Atlantic matches in
Hoboken. Tho game was called for three O'Clock and
tho players all ready ana the field pretty well cleared
when the extra train Of tsensy odd cars discharged
its contents, and In ten mnutes there not Q clear
spot the ground. Through abe exertons OF the two
cebs and the bedford police the Geld cleared
fair Gold Tor sklful display was offered to either
party. Al u they went however. and the contest
isd,ss rssent a. scsax s'ss n r. crSwS 2.
respective favoritea The Lowels opened play At tho
bat. leading on wS, with q OF three runa This
the Havards on. with Ave. thus taking the lead In the
game ax the very commencement Close play marked
the second inning both, single runs only being
scored In the third inning TIN Jowells ba,ted finely
for seven and disposed OF the Rarvards for Ave thus
heDg the score anist loud applause from the Bos-
tanians
In the fourth nniIss however, fhe Colleeians caused
thar adverSaries TO retire for blank and then the
CaGbrdge party went in strong for their peculiar cheer
ing. and Nisr tho Hsrvards had hated for twelve In
style In the aame innings the cheering became desen
ing, he crowd BY this time encirhag the entire field
and outside hunorcds Of vshrkes, all filled The
totals stood % 10 IL in favor OF Harvard and
any amount OF odds offered tho OF tho
Cotegtsns in the game, With few takers. In the
three irnngs the Lovslls rallied we'll especially In
the eghth innng, when they up to the
s,ore a. tan In midst OF yclls OF applause
from the Boston portion Of the crowd. the Harvards
n tho interval only scoring three The total stood
a twsniy.eigbt TO thirty tksse only. The Lowells en-
tered their last innings TO pull the game mp, and wn
they disposed OF fcs blank score thus loeing
tbs game
The crowd row rushed IN, thinking the game over,
aud was sometime before the Acid could be cleared,
but WAS and the game fniehedihe tosss at the
Close standing a. thrtynne to ~ eight In favor OF
HRvards.
This victory makes them champions aud irmc-
datey after the game they were presented with the
silver ball. the emblem OF tho champ ionship The fol-
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