Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-27
THE NATIONAL CAME.
Yale Defeats Harvard With Ease Good Playing by EaIe-KeWr Home Runs Made or H0rner.

Yale Defeats Harvard With Ease Good Playing by KaIe-FeWr Home Runs Made or HOrner.
 This time it is Harvard that goes away crest-fallen, defeated by score of 15 to 3. There were probably only a very few of the four thousand people that went out to the
 Yale Field Saturday but expected close and exciting game with Harvard as g con- trast to the ons-sided contest played Wednes- day before with Princeton. Edwards work in games played lately and the air of deter l imitation they exhibited gave every indica- tion to that effect; but the very first inning proved the contrary. Harvard was blanked by beautiful catch of Dalzsll in center
 field, who threw to first and caught Dean be- fore he could return from second, making ] the only double play of the game. Rowland went out easily from Stagg to first In the latter half of this inning, by series of criminal errors on the part of Harvard, Yale scored five unearned runs and from that time the greater amount of excite ment waned. It revived again somewhat in the second and fourth innings. Harvard scored one and two runs respectively by errors on the part of Yale and the score
 stood Yale 5, Harvard 3. At this point the
 Harvard supporters in their reserved corner
 of the bleaching boards became wild, and
 visions of victory loomed up like realities
 her half of the fifth by base hit of Moves, a
 three bagger by Dalzsll that might have been
 home run, and another series of errors
 scored four more runs, and the game from
 this time on was merely a one-sided exhibi-
 sion with occasional brilliant playing The
 Harvard team in its playing is cratic, at times brilliant, then again making the most glowing errors, but with more training and settled down to work it will be hard ohe to defeat on the Jarvis Field grounds.
 Stagg pitched a wonderful gameyr but three singles being made off him, struck out ten
 men, and it was not his fault that Harvard scored at all. The chief features of the game were Yale's base running, stealing fourteen
 bases in all and two difficult fly catches made by Poole 4nd Calhoun.
 SCORE INNINGS.
 Rals;; Ra17ard: ::::.o ::5 S9 G5-ls
 Base hits, Yale1s Harvard5. Errors HarvardI2 Yale
 g. Earned runs, Yale g.. Three-base hits, ,McClintock
 Downer. Struck out, Linn, Rowland, Cummings 3,
 5aR5 saB psS
 Stolen bases. stagg, Calhoun McClintoek Bride,
 sPs fFss peS
 John Kelly.
 Stagg's pitching was simply phenomenal.
 At the commencement of the season he said
 that he expected to lose his reputation as a pitcher in going into the box again this sea-
 son. But the way he has pitched does not verify that statement. Notwithstanding all the adverse criticism that has been heaped on Poole, he is doing phenomenal work. The reason of Staggs success so far this season is because he has perfect confidence in the abil- ity of Poole to hold his swift delivery. On Saturday Poole stopped several apparently wild pitches. One of the features of the game was magnificent catch of foul fly, which Poole caught running toward the grand stand.
 If Harvard ever wants to win the cham pionship they should dispense with Hen shaw's services as catcher. He can't nor never could throw to bases, and all the Yale boys had to do on Saturday, after getting to first base, was to walk around the rest of the way.
 Downsr. who has been doing so well in the I box, was batted freely, McClung rapping out two three baggers. He was also very wild, sending ten men to bases on balls. !
 The New Ravens were defeated again by ] Lowell in the presence of 5000 people. Hor- | ner pitched, and four home runs were made | of him. He was hit safely fourteen times, for total of twenty-seven bases. Walsh I played at short and did well, accepting seven I chances without an error, which is better ! than Brady has yet done in any game he has played in that position. For four innings | Henry Burns pitched and not hit was made | oil him. Then German went in the box and ! four hits were made by New Haven. Those ! who hit safely were Brady, Cahill, Galligan and O'Rourke
 Lowell made seven earned runs off Homer, the most that has been made of any pitcher \ in this league this season. He did not have dub" support, as only one person outside of ! himself made an error.