New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
THE BASEBALL MATCH.

YALE AND HARVARD CONTEsr-YALE THE wINNEh
II NINE INNINGS.
FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBusEl
SARATOGA. July 14.-The baseball match
for the College championship between the Yale and
Harvard University mines was called at p. M. In the
regular contests between Freshmen mines Yale Is ahead
a little having won out Of II games played; Du'
in the battle. OF the University Mines she has been
steadily beaten since the victory offaic IN TO-
DAYS contest unexpected ana OF the many col
legians present, many we're Yales, blue ribbon, and
comparatively fow bore the Harvard, magenta. Play
was begun after m. Mr. williamson OF Prince
ton acting as umpire. Yale won the toss and sent Ha
ward to the bat The Harvard Nine was made ny aa oi
lows in order Of striking:
Leeds, short stop.
Hodges, second base
Tyler, center HELD.
Thatcher, catcher.
Kent, first base.
Tyng. third base
Tower lett ncIt
Hooper, pitcher.
BcItens right field
In the first inning only man ~ the Harvaris GOT
70 his first base Leeds striking out and hodges and
Thatcher being Dut out at first base.
Tue Yale men struck IN the following orcer;
Hotchkiss right field.
Nevlns third base.
Bentley, catcher.
Avery, pitcher
Bieelow first base.
Osborn, short stop.
Maxwell, second base.
smith. center field.
Foster, left field.
Two Of them. Hotchkiss and Eovn. each saved a run
in the first inning Bentley sMaXwel, and Avery, fur
ushng the outs The result OF this Inuilg hailed
with lively satisfaction by Yale, ana depressed Harvard
In the second and third innings neither side scored In
Yae's third inning Nevn struck out; Bentley reached
drst base by a hit. but csreless caught be-
tween bases when Avery's hv-bal was caught ~
Hodges In the fourth innius Hodges OF Harvard did
not reach first base; Tyler forced 0ut az
hail IN
third Yale tried 10 make double play Ia this
inning but Maxwell threw wildly TO hrst base 10
put out Thachcr The ball went by FIRST and IL looked
A. Harvard might get run, Is Thatcher secured third
but the hope cut OF when Eents foul hy was
taken by Ncvn. For Yale, Avery SEM swift gronnder
through stops dngers and got first base, and then
second By Bgeow strike 10 third base. who handled
The ball slowly Avery added 20 Yae's
score getting OsbOrn- safe strike. The INNING
was ended by putting out Maxwell Smith, and Bcclow.
Ia the fifth inning Harvard got two men ON bases but
IL avaed nothing, a. Tying. Tower. and Leeds. were
dispatched OF easily. Haryard's shoris'op did
some neat fielding IN this inning. making two
difficult catches. In the sixth inning Harvard
WAS summarily disposed %. though MaxweIis made
another Wild throw and gave Thatcher the hrst base
Hodge, Tyler ana Kent were put out lales had better
fortune Foster g0t the first base on safe ball. aud got
the second HOtchkiss was put out at nrsf Har-
varo, eft fielder, Tower made smart catch OF Neynss
bigh foul Bentley succeeded Nevin and sent Foster
home while Avery cut of at hrst. In the remain.
ing innings neither side added the score bat
good Gliding was shown in the seventh and eighth
innings by Haryards In the ninth inning HarvaTds
first three strikers quickly pat cut, thus deciding
the game IN favor Of Yale. Before the latter part
Of the inning played. in which Yale
however added nothing the score, there was long
interruption caused by the demonsraure exutaaon Of
the Yale coegans, whe rushed into the hc.d To hug
their champions shouting and IN other sosteroas ways
showing delight. The following is the score OF tho
game By Inniugs:
Isl, 2pd 3D. Alb. 9Th. 9th. 7,h. sL. ots. Total
Yale........... O.
Base mt.-iale u; Harvarl Euors-iss A-Issf4, -
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