Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
BaOOKLYN,
INNINGS.
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B9is Beaoliya G-i; GG--i;;
 Earned runs-Yale 2.
 Two:Base hits.Lan6 II. 2 Parker, PIats, Lavin.
 First base on srroRs-Yae 9, Brooklyn 2.
 Struck out-Yals 3, Brooklyn 8.
 etrikes cnlIed-on Lamb A on 9chsnck G. Ksaslsr q
 strHok at and missed-Lamb 22, schsnck IT, Ksss Ter 2.
 Double plays-oamp, Lamb and Parker Hayes and Schafer.
 Passed baIls-watson l. Hayes l.
 Wild pitchss-LAnlb 9
 Time-one hour and fifty minutes.
 Umpire-Georgs J. Hitler.
 The Yale freshmen on Saturday went to East Hampton and defeated the Seminary boys by score of II to 9. On the return of the team to New Haven genuine freshmen jolli fcation was held in D. K. hall The fresh men on Wednesday play the Bridgeport nine. The Williston- Yale SCOTS by innings is as fol- lows:
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 The first field meeting of the newly formed Yale Athletic Association was held at Hamil- ton Park on Saturday afternoon. The attend ance was large, and quite g number of ladies graeed ths occasion with their presencs.
 There were three contestants for the mile walk, one of whom was ruled out before ths hundred yards point was reached. The prize was easily secured by E. G. Bourne, '83. Time, 8m. 19s. best record, I'm. Sos.
 0. F. Wurts, 80, won the bicycle race In 3m. 493s
 three entries, was won by J. B. o. Tappan, 80, in 61s best time, 54s.
 The distance thrown with the base ball was rather short, owing to the absence of the Uni- versity men, who were engaged in the Brook lyn game. The distance thrown was 32O ft. g In-s WinnAF
 In the half-mile run A. l.. Bridgman, '31, was victor, winning tho only honor secured by the junior class time, Pm. 184s. The best time is Pm. 63s., made by David Trumbnll Yale '76.
 The tug of war, for light weights, was very exciting, '83 pulling 80 over the line in Sos, while '82 pulled 'S1 over in 524s In the final heat '82 was an easy victor over '83, winning in 29s.
 The records made, although by no means congratulated on tho success of her first exhi- bition. To MT. Badger, the president, and to the efficient committee under him is due the success of the association.
 The winners, their scores and the best col 1egiate scores on record are as follows: Hundred yards dash, three entries won by w: L Badger, '82, in 104 seconds. Best time, 104 seconds.
 Long jump, two contestants, won by Fl. T. Folsom, s3, it. 9 in. Best record, 10 1t. 3s in.
 Putting shot, three contestants won by F. M. Eaton, 's2, 28 it. Best with run, 33. 8. Mile run, four entries, winner T. De ". Cuyler, '82, time 5m. 2s. Fastest time, 4m. 444s.
 High jump, won by r. G. Beach, 's3, Aft. 49in. Highest made, Aft. Gain.
 Hurdle race, 12o yards, eight flights, three contestants, won by A. Jones, '83, in 1s4s Wakeman, Yale '76, made the same distance over ten hurdles in ISIS.
 In kicking the foot ball, Beach 's3, succeed ed in forcing the leather 157 feet, the best English record being 195 feet. c. W. Carpenter, '81 s., threw the hammer 76 feet, inches, winning over four compet- itors, and falling 10 feet, seven inches below the best record The three legged race. although not a strict ly athletic event, created infinite amusement, Badger and Darling, 'S2, winning easily over Folsom and Woodward, ,.'s3. Time 15S.