Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-01
THE NATIONAL CAME.

Ending of she Season-Thes New Hay.
 ems SiGnalixe Their Last Game by De-
 feating the Yale Team-Five Innings
 are Played-Stagg and Doran Again
 Fitted Against Each other.
 Yesterdays game between the New Ravens and the Yale team was the last game that will be played here this season. The game resulted in victory for the New Ravens by the score of to 1. Only live innings were played on account of darkness. Yale had gone to the bat in the sixth inning and had made one run, when the game WAS called.
 Stagg and Doran again occupied the points, and both were effective. Brady had no trouble in hitting Stsgg. Out of three times to the bat he got single and double. Lally made another terrific drive to left field for two bases.
 The Yale boys were little rattled at criti- cal points, and it was at just this time when the coolness of the professionals showed itself. The New Ravens did not earn run. Poole caught splendidly. He is coming player. .
 Yale went to the bat first. Stagg was re- tired, Burdock to Sehoeneck. Calhoun made safe hit, and on . bad throw by Pitz stole second. Dalzell hit safely, Calhoun going to third. The former went to second on Brady s
 elegant throw to the plate, holding Dalzell on third. Cushing hit to T. Corcoran, who cut Dalzell off at the plate. 4r. Doran re- peated his act of Saturday by throwing to the bIeachers in his vain attempt to catch Cushing, and in consequence Dalzell scored. T. Corcoran and Schoeneck took care of Mc- Bride.
 Brady was the first man to face Stagg. He
 knocked fly to Jones and went out. Mckee
 hit one over second base which Dalzell
 hnv 6,k ot
 in time to throw him out at first. Mckee
 stole second on wild throw by Poole, he
 going to third on it and home on another
 wild throw to third base by Cushing. Bur. dock got his base on balls, but was thrown out stealing second. Dalzell was applauded for taking Lally's fly to short left field. In the second Ousley flew to Lally. Dor an put Jones out and Schoeneck took care oi Poole. J. Corcoran and T. Cercoran flew to Calhoun, and he and Mcbride took care oi Pitz.
 Dickerman's slow hit. Stagg famed the air and Calhoun flew to Mckee. After Schoe neck and Doran went out, Brady hit safely and made clean steals of second and third bases. Mckee got his base on balls, but Burdock struck out.
 Dalzell hit safely in the fourth and tool second on passed ball by Pitz. Gushing flew to Burdock, and MoBride's sacrifice hi landed Dalzell on third, but he was lef there. as Ousley struck out.
 Lally was the first to the bat in New Hav ems behalf. Stsgg gave him one of his ou curves. There was a loud crash and thu ball was sent nearly out of sight into mic air. It came down near the left field fence and Lally was safe on second. J. Corcoran' sacrifice hit sent him to third. Pitz got hi base on balls. T. Corcoran hit slow one t' ! Stagg, and Lally started home. Stagg sls, made for the plate, but, seeing that he could not catch Lally, tossed the ball wildly t Poole, and Lally scored. Pitz had lost n time. He came home on the same error The next two men went out.
 Yale went out in order in the fifth. Brady l who was first up, hit to left field for tw' bases. Mckee got his base on balls, ant both were advanced base on Burdock's sac l riice. Brady made for home on the hit, ant l got there safely as Poole dropped McBride' | throw.
 l In the sixth Stagg got his base on balls | going to second on Dslzells sacrifice. Cush ! ing hit safely and Stagg scored. Gilliland ! who had been put in right field, though Cushing's hit was foul, and didn't hurry | When he got ready to throw the ball tn ! runner was on second. Cushing made l clean steal of third. Mcbride struck out. A l this juncture the game was called, and tn l score reverted to the ending of the fifth. | At the commencement of the sixth Brad | went to third, and Gilliland to right field ! as John Coraoran was called away. Tn ] score: