New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
YALE BEATEN BY HARVARD.
THE SCORE STOOD SEVEN RUNS TO THREE
RUNS MADE IN THE FIRST, SECOND, FOURTH, FIFTH
sIxrH AND = ,YENTH INNINGS.

RUNS MADE IN THE FIRST, SECOND, FOURTH rH' ~
SIXTH AND ;vgNTH INNINGS
Boston, Juno (specIaD. -IIolmes Field was tho
scene of pretty though rather cnesd'd game oi Daso
ball this afternoon The periodical meeting Oh nary ara
and Yale on the diamond always exces great interest
not only In the breasts OF the members OF the t"o
colleges but also in the Uranium Of every single base
ball .cranks in the community To-day's game, as
usual drew together about 5000 people, many o.
them ladies. whose pretty parasois' decor'ea
with the blue the crhson' "'
much to enllven the Held lheio
was good deal Of cheering, but rather less tnah on
former occasions. There goodly cohohsei'
from Yale present 10 cheer up the drooplhS spirits
of her losing men, The game was we'll played on
both Sides TIE two pitchers Bates for Harvard, and
Stage of Yale did great work, the former striking out
ten men and the latter eleven men. Henshaw har-
wards catcher, did splendid work. Dam, VINO
caught for the Yale men did we'll after the third
INNING but previous to that made
several costly errors. The batting was
only fair Harvard showed great weakness
in that part of the game, and Yale wasted strength
by not punching hits Once or twice when this was
DONE scoring was prevented by Harvard's fine field
ing. which was much better than Yalc's Stage only
gave Harvard five hits while Bates allowed the men
in blue to have nine. Yale made twelve errors,
while Harvard only made six. The game was caIleu
promptly at 3 O'Clock and lasted two hours and my
minutes The umpire was Mclean The score Wy
innings was: =
H VsIc J 3 J g Q S-s
The first half of the first inning opened with Camp
bell of Harvard, at the bat. He had TWO s'r'ho'
whom he put the ball in between second and thrd Daso
and got to first Galvan came to the bat and knochcu
a fly that was caught by Walker Boydcn was put out
ON a tender ball to first Campbell came homo on a
wild throw by Damn Henshaw struck the side out.
When Harvard came to the bat in the next Inning
Willard knocked an easy into the third basemah
who threw wildly to first and gave him his base
Knowlton then sent hit in right field and Wizard
went to second. Quackenboss sent a ball to third
but # was fumbled and the moved up base
Rowland struck out. Stage made Wild pitch ana
let Willard in. Campbell sent little ball 10
third base. Noyes made a wild throw and
let tho men before bases In
and sent Campbell to third Damn tried to catch him
napplng at third and let him score on Wild throw
Gallivan let the side out.
The fourth inning opened with Knowlton at the bat
lie sent fly into left field, but McConkey muifed H.
letting tho runner get TO second Stage made Wild
pitch and let KnOwton score.
In the fifth inning Yale put Damn at tho
bat. Ho made pretty hit Into len
field Hunt knocked a series of fouls
for fun and then sent fly that caught by CALI
van Mcbride sent the ball 10 right field and let
Damn to second. Both men moved up on a Wild pitch
while Stewart was at the bat wild pitch let the
two bases In H. ~
was caught out on fly by centre field. QIackenboss
sent daisy clipper into left field and took first. How
land sent drive into centre ana sent ouacAenOoS'
home.
In the seventh inning started by Boyden, who
was caught out by McConEey, Henshaw was caught
out on a foul Willard struck out. Yale was rep
resented next by Damn. He sent high ball into inc
frsti Mcbride made hit and let Hunt in. No
other were made