The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
BASEBALL.
INTERESTING GAME BETWEEN THE YALE AND
PRINCETON XISEs-YALE THE WINNER.

INTERESTING GAME BETWEEN THE YALE AND
PRINCETON NINEs--YALE THE WINNER.
NEW HAVEN, June o, 1877
The Yaic-prnccion game OF baseball postponed
from Wednesday last took place at Hamilton Park, in
this city this afternoon. There about tnou-
sand spectators present, many OF whom were ladies'
friends OF the students aud the home club.
The game called at about hale past three r. ",
with Mr. Buncc umpire. Aner the FIRST inning II
was urcity evident that tho Yues rest
club, and the betting, what ule there was VI u,
averaged $50 TO IS and f25 to So The presence OF
several OF tue college iucu'ty put stop to any public
betting, but the students nevertheless made sOfne
bcts among themselves on the result OF tie several
innings.
rho clubs were made up as foows:-lalc-whca
ton. 8; Morgan. e Bigclow Sd b. Clark, "a b.. ;
m' srosp S% nae.onLaushn tur arsn
T. T. J. pcnncy "a b. Kaufman, 4 +. Dcuncy. I'd
b. smith, p. Funkharscr, c.; Dunicd, C. IL Jaco-
bus, 80 b.
Yale was tho drst to the bat, when Wheaton hit we'll
to centre neld which was received with great APP
plauso, and made the ale boys ce confident OF their
success. whcaion and Glars each scored.
The prnce,ons seat laushn y ne 9as and wen,
out hy balls
In the second inning Bonner sent dyer down tho
left field anu secured the second base AMID considcfa
bic applause. There was no other playing IN the
inninl that was noticeable.
r. Denncy, Of the Princetons, sent duo dy down to
Brown IN the lett dcld, who secured IL handsomely.
In the third inning Wheaton Knocked ny Just TO
the right OF the centre field, and although tho rst and
second bascnen and the folders all started Tor IL
the part OF the Prnccions not got the ball,
account OF OF judgment by Captain Ltughin.
Wheaton, in running tor second base, coilidcd with
Warren with heavy thug, and IL several M utes
before be able to go When Bigelow was AZ tho
bat, smith made bad mum and allowed Bigclow TO
get his base Toward the close OF the third nnlng Of
the Prncetons they Ind three on bases, with Two
men out, aud there considerable interest mnni-
any Of them home. lie struck TO Biselow, who neiicd
Funkhauscr out al home Plate. assisted by Morgan.
There was nothing noticaoern tho fourth inning but
| SOME wild ihro" ing on the part OF noth clubs.
In the nth inning Wheaton hit lovely one into tue
right field over the icidcrs heads, ana went TO tue
second base amid tho applause Of the spectators II
was really the best hit OF game and seemed 30 do
moraize The Princotons J. Dcnncy hit handsome
/ ny TO tue out fcld which well taken by smith.
| In the sixth inning Warren made bad tumble oil
the bail hit by Bigcow kaufman, OF tho visiting club,
hit high ny 70 left aeld, which was takcnlby Bigoow
about bot rs they make nep out In throwing Tho
ball 10 second base threw IL wildly, and nilcd 10 DO
| the work he intended.
The interest IN tho game began TO flag, as was ev
dent thai thu rrncctons were oyermatcbcd.
The three closing innings wcrc without any particu
lar playing except perhaps, IN the seventh, WHOM me
Princctons Tor second time had three men on bases
and wcro unable TO get either one OF them 10.
SCORE iSsiSGS
Grub Isl 2L 3d ~. on. 6h IN sm eM
rr,ecc,on.... Q 0 o . O.,
Bngo hns-- yaIes, .; Prncetons, 6
| Errors Wales, s; rrincetons, 20
lime--l hour and A. minutes