The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
VICTORY FOR YALE"S BOYS.
DEEEfTTNG THE UfRVARD vrNEJv THE
ONE TWO- TIfREh STYLE
The Game that Drew Thousands to Hamilton
Pnrk-Good Points In the Play or Roth
tlubs- Excellent ExhIbItIon OF Fielding.

New HAVEN, May &c Never since the in
PRODUCTION O. base ball a. the national game has
there boon 50 much excitement orcasioncd by n
game between two college mines in the city as
hy that " to-day between the University mines
Of Harvard and Yale. Long before o'clock.
the time set Tor the opening OF the game. tho
streets were filed with carriages and pedcs-
TRANS vending their way toward Hamilton
Park. Most Of tho carriages. wagons and
stages were dcckcd with blue flags impro.
vised from silk handkerchicis and raised
on whip stocks and canes. Only here
and there was the crimson Of Harvard to bo
scen as some small party of Harvard mon flung
it 10 the breeze. Tho morning had been show
cry. but just before tho game was called the
clouds rolled away and the sun shonc out warm
and bright. There WIS but little wind. tho
grounds wero in perfect condition. both clubs
were confident Of victory. and everything con-
spircd to make successful the first match game
Of the season between the picked mon Of the
two grcat universities. Both mines had u sulcn-
did record for the scason. the Harynrls having
been beaten 10y the Ho-tons only and the Yal.s
10y the Hnrtfords and each nine having PLAYED
about fifteen games: The betting before the
tn" grounds several Cambridge men with long
pursce; who oif'tcd odds Of % TO- 2oon the Grim
son. by O'Clock there wore fully 5000 pcouln
on the grounds. AMI n great numhcr % car
rigfes. TIE now grand stand was nlled with
The nine for this season arc MS follows:
Harvard Leeds short stop; Tyns. catcher; Tower
fasm c ncief wnsht nrs 1s.ems si Dow s ris6
nellgr S1w,.r e9oui os'ewsn
.mri lasc ,,. c'sk ;sgena ha'ymsn MILAN, nsh
Garter. pitcher, Brown. iet fielder
At .25 game was called. and Yale went 10 the
,nl; Ine umpir" was Mr. G. \. Hu-' Of Brown
gan went ont on first 10y poor fielding, ON the
part Of Snwyer. Dow. md Tying; Bigelpw
Isnrnri tmrd where he whs lrit 10y Clark giving
ernst H. ond iili9ms hitting to short stop
quickly pul lheir. side out ihc ilrs, 10y three
strikes. and the others 10y hitting to second. and
thereby failing To- make Their ilrst.
On III" second inning ine Nal.s went out IN
succession on .lor' ur-. rhen Thaygr # har-
throw. ~" -''io to Sc md Ernst struck
heauty FAR rdoMn int De- leit lrli bat twas
stop YNay.r wa rut oui on ,hrd. Latham
,r,i - steal co. und. but was thrown out by
on Tn" mir inning Brown madc his first hit.
ara WI t.fD.u 'ti VIM" trying tp steal To-
wen, out on Go-, r. FIX as nv " a 'ai TEX
tho nai Wright ntw. anil SAWYER wont cut
without masinl their iir-,. Gy'h- time it was
VERY haily. pii tho wear.r- &c tho hlun wer'
doing spl.ndi ''ut llwn- a,-o net'ces, le
That Oh" Canlf lgr boys almost invariably hlt
b. left. at vhl.h point the Yale forces became 80
con"iiri thai no leul escaped i,em.
hy poor Il ldiug on tlr part ~ Harvard They
and rri,, rro.t tod wih the widest en-. 4u-..n
The "rr1ts wer" made hy Leeds. who Wis too
YblnrMs i9 p gi W. "n r.Iy '@l ir9m
u him. For Harvard. I.rd, wont out on nrs,
Tyus on a ~ 10 centre u d. and Tower Ny try
,hs i9 s.";I To- I'm yer having made hir Atsi
In the mn innings lsoyn ,male a safe NJ, Tor
W. h,r' ''h. uiti. W,i'. W n'"l"h "nI MOT
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