New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
after awhile some one hid and watched while tie COOK
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YALE TWELVE, PRINCETON TWO.
THE VISITORS AT NEW. HAVEN BEATEN.
DRowYLEEs SORE HAND COSTS THE NEw-JER-
syYMEN GAME or BAs7BALL.

DROwNLEE's SORE HAND COSTS THE NA"-''"
sgYMEN GAME or BAs7BALL
Nrw-HAvEN, June (SpeciaD. cloud
less sky and clear bracng atmosphere ami the interest,"
ip the Yale baseball contest served 10 brog
out a crowd of nearly 10000 people to witness 'ne
great .iugzle thi. afternoon Nearly 100 Princeton
mcn arrived Friday afternoon ana spent the c'en"N
in making heavy bets their club ana arnoinng her
with extract OF ilt and hops IN order 'ha' re'
voices might - In frsi-class cheering conu"on ,ou"'
The Princeton nine cams - of'"e'p'' '''' "'H"' ~
remained AZ the Atlantic Hotel The rrHeeion men "u'
their friends arrived here nj 1:l5 p m The Lie
-. vo,o evsd the Trim Princeton athletes Win cri"-
"a, evcs and not few OF them bet their weai'h Oh
the sturdy Now-Jersey representatives, MehucS VI "'
Faculty kept yatchful eye on the faie men, anu oo
casionally reminded them that any undue ue'no"s""
,vouId ,nIt IN an order prohibiting further INTERIOR
,egiate games Professor Dexter, secretary o. lhe f
ulty. and Professor Richards champion o' la'e "'n.
li,cs saiu that at an informal meeting OF the Faculty
was decided 10 prohibit all intercollegiate games "e
the close of the present college year.
When af 3.o the Game was called. Princeton won thc
t,ss and sent Yale to the bat In moment s'aEE ",u
turned every Yale throat into a log horh' When H'
nornded n three.basc-ht Bremuer was given baSe Oh
h,us and then stole 70 second. Marsh made strong
b,s.hit to right field Stag- and Bremner scoteu III
succcss on. Cross male q hit to thir6 IaS'ol mum"
the ball and allowed him TO reach seconu anu h"''"
scorsd Moves allowed three balls to pass hlm' ana "n
| on he
struck ont Stewart h hsh ball to third base wHefe
,,ir rocoivcd IT, Osborn struck Yale had scored
forr rnrs and bets OF 10 / IN her FAVOR
were freely offered Princeton was loudly che'red u
Dnled toos the bat and made two-Dase hit' blossom
hit strong to second base, where stewart caug"V II
casilv Elckhamfonlel out and llutchinsors stru!ht
centre was caught ny Noyes. AT the DeZ,hlnS "a & &
s.eonI inning II was evident thit DFoWhhc ~.
mold Bckan s,se ni' On %ss STAG Yairs powerful
halter made thrce-basc hii and allowed Duiu " ", e.
was badly hurt Bremner made two9ase NH ~, "",
brought stage home: IaSn Hrrner Soe. Cross
made base hit and reached second on
iIarrss error Noyes struck out ana steMt W. oT wFuoe
me IN rkn prlnrct Oh stock WAS low, Dnt rcViVci
| Snrnty when shaw made hit to stagg. VINO r. Ialiru @
10 catch lie then stole to second. h,Irs: t rr
In the ihlri inning Osborn was put OUT at nrs';
error Dunn followel with TWO base mt which sent M
sheppard home. siass sircX out '''n,i,. ,rIo and
base on balls put ont at second Brownee anu
Duield struck out ana Bosom was pnt OUT at n's ST.,
Pandrmonnm rel med IA Princeton's camp and after
"A short conference Brownies wa. wlln"'""n h "i''
Mercur h.s substitute took Bicshans place D'c%.inN Ian
TO right neld ana TntT aiS r"ps "Us and Prince.
| ton had nothing. Mercur ana shaw, however SCENE
70 he stronger battery than Yale could stand Malsh
was caught ont Cross made oa-e III. anu % s",e e - -
second but Noyes struck and stewart was put OUT At
first because OF his lamcntss frce'"h went asin y w.
| m. har hut Sagg pitched like hgh ming, ana
Blckbam Hutchinson and sha" an not set chtnSe 70
reen ,S t nir % one t~o three order Harris. Of Prince
tom was gwen base on balls, but Ihylor. LArkn ana
I
| strong base hit Bickh"m fnmoled NE , bai' IN IN
ripht field and allowed hlm to reach second ie" mo
| ments later an the part OF iercur aliowei
| nln 10 score. Brcmner given ha-e on nhlS.
Marsh male "a strong base hit and redched scrohu on
Nrrcur's error NOys made long hit 10 ett MA ana
reached second. Brenner was put ont ny Mrrcur OF
| attempting 10 steal home stewart ana Osborn Doth
sfrick ont After Duiie!i struck ont for Princeton
Blossom made splendid three base MT and then scored
on OsbOrns clrOr Princeton had scored aAd was wiz
with excitement Bickham and Hutchinson struck out
In inning Yale DID not increase her scots
| and Princetown recovered and worked wei. Iarrls
| made "A stronge hit centre which was chnSht ny
Noylcs and then TAYLOR made the one brilliant play ol
the day by making base ht and then stealing nome on
| Iatrkiu fouIed out ana MercuF stru'A
ont In the eighth and ninth lnnlnEs helthcr
nine made a ihe stood IL to IN FAVOR OF
Yaie Yale enthusiastic. but dared hot cheer'
owlpg to faculty's presence. The Princeton men
feel crushed by their defeat II was the poorest game
that has been played on the Yale neld ms
season. Had Princeton put Shaw and Mercur on NJ
the he ginning they would probably have defeated Yale
The score was:
Vale le........................4 3 q O-l2
Princeton. n................-.--.-..-O U u
Earned runs-Yale 2 hits-Yalc. 2. Ihreebaae
First base Oh bdls-On - agS on lch
nam on Aercur, 3. struck out-Prnceton ~
on Princeton Passed balls -Brownee
2 Shaw Wild pltches-Blc Alam l, Mercurl llmo-<oo'
Umpre-GranI
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