Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-14
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An Exciting Game-Yale Victorious
 Aiter d Brilliant Struggle-Score II
 TO GA Lai4.e Audience.
 A large audience gathered at the new Ath- letic grounds yesterday afternoon to see the third game in the championship series, Yale vs. Brown.
 The Yale men thought that they were go- ing to have an easy victory, which rendered them over confident, but they were soon un- deceived, for Brown, taking the bat, soon proved the metal of which her nine was made. Chase led off with hit to Hickox, who made wild throw to first. Seagraves then made a three-base hft letting Chase in, and Hutchinson made another hit and came in on a passed ball. Terry made splendid run, catching Clark out and ending the inning for Brown. For Yale, Terry took his base on balls and Brem- ner first on huff by pitcher. Merrill and Stewart also took first on balls. Hickox made a three-base hit and came in on passed ball, Shepard also mak- ing base hit, but was left as Willett was caught out on a fly to center field. In the second inning Terry had his finger cut open by hot ball, but after 8 short delay resumed his place. Rhett took his base on balls, but was put out in trying to steal bases Wadsworth made a hit to Willett and got home on an error. Cooper was thrown out at first by Terry and Sea- graves went out on foul tip to Bremner. For Yale Terry made safe hit, but was caught while trying to steal home. while Bremner and Morley were thrown out at first. In the third Brown again made two runs through two base hit by Hutchinson, a short hit by Murphy, another by Clark, Rhett taking his base on balls, and costly error by Stewart. Yale on the other hand made no runs and no long hits. No more runs were made till the seventh inning and it began to look as if Brown might win the game, especially when she made three runs by the three base hit of Seagraves and the singles of Hutchinson and Murphy and the hit of Rhett, which let in two runs.
 The score was now 9 to in favor Of Brown and the students began to warm up to work. There was a continual cheer as the Yale men came in, and the cheering seemed to inspire the men to retrieve the fortunes of the day Terry led off with 8 single, fol lowed by Bremner with three baser, while Morley made another single and came in on hit by Merrill. Lyon, Stewart and Hickox were retired in short order.
 The score was now 9 to 8 still in favor of Brown, and in the eighth the Yale men be- gan to put in their best work. Terry threw Cooper out at first, and though Chase got to third he was put out, together with Seagraves, by double play by Bremner and Stewart, which was the finest feature of the game. The Yale boys now came to the bat and made three runs on the singles of Willett, Terry and Bremner, the sacrifice hit of Morley and q two-bagger by Merrill.
 The Brown men were retired in the ninth without run and the home nine had won the game. The boys threw their hats in air and yelled till they were hoarse. The nine seemed to be too sure that they were to win the game and didn't wake up to the fact that they might lose it until the seventh inning, when they showed what they were capable of doing when pushed to it.
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