Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-29
HarVard-YaIe.

The Crimson Waves Triumphant Over
 the Blue and Harvard Wins by a Score
 of to 1.
 By far the largest audience that ever wit messed Harvard Yale ball game assembled at Hamilton Park yesterday afternoon. A row of carriages extended completely around the field. Many ladies were present, and during the progress of the game President Hayes came on the ground and was loudly cheered. The day, although hot, was tenn pered by cooling breeze that made it much more enjoyable than was anticipated. Before the game Malley distributed hundreds of lit tie blue and gold fans, which presented 8 brilliant appearance as they waved in the breeze. The playing of both hines was fine Harvard fairly outdoing herself both at the bat and in the field. Yale played well, but failed utterly at the bat. This much to the Yale nine You have only lost one game:,there are two more to play. Play them for all you are worth, and you will not take second place at the finish. To many detailed account of the game would be interesting,
 Play was called at 3:15 with Yale at the bat. Parker opened with magnificent three baser and came home on wild throw by Olmstead. Lamb went out on three strikes, as also did Clark. Hutchison went out by third to first, and closed the inning for Yale
 For Harvard, Coolidge struck out. Fessen- den struck out. Shattuck took first on a hit Winsor struck out, leaving Shattuck at first First inning, Yale 1, Harvard O.
 Second inning Camp took first on a hit, was thrown out at second on Walden's ground CT by short, Walden taking first on force hit Hopkins retired on fly to left. while Wat son followed suit on a fly to third
 For Harvafd, Nichols took first and second on Parker's wild throw. Holden gave foul fly to first, Olmstead foul fly to catch Fol som put himself and side out on three strikes, leaving Olmstead at second. Yale o, Harvard o.
 In the third inning Yale retired in order, Badger on three strikes, Parker was thrown out by catch to first. Lamb retired on fly to left
 Harvard-Edwards retired on three strikes, Coolidge took first on Parker's tumble, Fessenden took first on tumble by Hutchinson, but was forced out at third by Shattuck, Winsor going out on high fly to left, leaving Shattuck at first and Fessenden at second. Yale 0, Harvard 0.
 Fourth inning Yale-C1ark retired on a fly to second Hutchison on fly to left, Camp on fly to second.
 Harvard: Nichols out on fly to left, Hol- Oen Dy snort co nrSG O1nQ6GoaQ LOOK nrS6 on clean hit to right field, but remained there, Folsom flying one to left. Yale 0, Harvard 0.
 Fifth inning: Yale-Walden out on fly to left. Hopkins took first on a stupid error by Edwards and stole second. Watson out on foul bound to catch Badger struck out, leav- ing Hopkins at second.
 Harvard Edwards out by third to first Coolidge took second on hit and made third on safe hit by Fessenden, who stole3.second. Shattuck hit for two bases and brought in both Coolidge and Fessenden. Winsor out by third to first. Nichols took first on a safe hit sending in Shattuck. Holden out on fly to center, leaving Nichols at first. Yale 0, liar yard 3.
 Sixth inning: Yale-Parker out on strikes, Lamb by fly to left, Clark by short to first
 Harvard Olmstead out by short to first, Folsom by foul tip to catcher, Edwards by grounder to first. Yale o, Harvard 0.
 Seventh inning Yale-Clark out on fly to second. Camp thrown out by catcher to first, Hopkins retired by fly to third.
 Harvard-Qo Qooidge thrown out by short to