New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
HOW BROWN BEAT YALE.
\ yD\H OF GOOD BALL


Providence June u C~peciall-As the present "''
season draw, 10 close. IT may be well TO ASK N"A'
the nine has done This can be briefly stated; Iley
have plaved twenty-siX games and lost ONLY lour
The game, lost with one exception, were not IEio
minlous defeats the scores being with boston N'
lctics 20 q. eleven innings. Harvard 10 :" 10
and Yale 10 to l. But we have retrieved our Nph'a
ton with Yale on Lincoln Field by defeating uch
q Ia : IN "A tcn.inning came. with Stagg IN the Don
The game was closely contested ana was mos en-
citing one to witness. Brown went TO bat hrs' ann
was prevented from making a run while the blues
succeeded i'm scoring two. AZ the end OF the second
inning II was 3 10 third. to >, Brown keeping her
opponents down and making run III 'Io '''' vi
neither succeeded In scoring In the min iac s'o''"
The hating of the sixth the principal feature OF
the game for Brown. Brown made four runs u Her
opponents one thus making the score u ue' /" inc
seventh Brown did not score, while ale hdd one man
eros, home plate. giving her lead Inns WIS re-
vcrsed in the eighth. when Brown scored Two ana
Vale nothing In the ninth Yale tied The score by
otarc', nm In the tenth one run was scored Tor
Urown by Magill's timely hit. ana mus ''o e''"o
wa, won Woodcock and Thrston were ue Brown
battery and Stagg and Poole (ales' N""'o'R
pitched a strong game. striking out SIN "o"' """e
rhp,ston showed ND In elegant form, considering The
fact that he had finger broken wleh "c "o'' "'"
The game and two when it was finished Just aS
ou A. the third Yale man wa out IN the tenth
the enthusiasm of the Brown students was uhoouhli
ed They rushed INTO the field ana bore INC VIC
torion, team nom the grounds upon t"e" 'n"""oN'
Inccs-ant cheering followed, and then ulc s'"e"''
headed by the brass band, pioecedcn ~ ic' ~" wv"
lrou obon, the victory The celebration continued
long into the night. and when morning ua"Heu' "e
bcap of ashes oil the ball Held gave evidence oil uc
. midnight ,hout and revolry about the blazing bon
fires one more game remains this year. Inc ono
with Harvard ON commencement day. Ihe students
are looking forward to this game with great ueai oi
Interest and every effort will be made to ufIhs !" "a
fitting close the successful year.
Thursday afternoon after all the cNan'iAtl"h' TAG
been completed. the juniors held Their oeeorauou Oh
trc front campus. TN, celebration was in the form
of a Tag presentation, with appropriate cNo''''c''
At 4 D. m the classes marched rom inc "''''
cnp,s headed bv the band. After the speakers
and audience seated. the president "i Inc .'>,'
F. r l. Mcdonnell. OF WEXFORD. muouu'"l - l.
Thompson who made the presentation speech I''''
dent Andrews replied and accepted the -iil III p"''
of the college rhc other speakers 81 the ood''ol
were ex Governor H. ". Iadd and Professor "ii'n''
The band and elcc club furnished music. Inc "1e
lraton was concluded in the evening when 'lNN ono
folly colleeian, met At Tlluehas~ aud part0ok Of an
elccan, rcpast. The mccmency of the weather WIN
ont did not mar In the least the pleasure oil the "'h
sion within. and until late nom the i'>uNl"o' 'o''
timed After the dinner the genial and witty '"-'-
master. w X. Jcwctt. assumed ll> rue Inc to'''7
then followed: The Present occasion +. l. /.
Mcdonnell: The Yale victory Wood'ock. Behind
the FootIi.hts7 Mendenlall. 4 poem wa then fc'd
by w. r. Weeden. Mr. Mould, Of the University 81
Neruout mado a few remarks. IOsst> followed: -'ui
Juuior lesr" George IL. Ferris. stray sheep l. l..
Thomas, Harvard. formerly Brown VI M "iu.y
of the dvinity school If Iuft~ College cIb~o ~
spoke upon the relative advantage OF the Two con
prupucry OF the class. Mr.. Hammond, OF the junior
Ia, at Amherst. followed. The todst> Nerr con.
clndcd hy swift. -. who responded t. the " frtS~'
ana Tanning Nirsluc,.' Hi. form II a t"chi iu"i
is new departure at brown, bit II Wa agreed ~ 81
present dat II was a most delightful manner III when
10 celebrate.
The 1lee and banjo club, during the coming wear
Will be united under management dud name, - %
known a. the Cilec and Banjo club. The club hA-
met and elected IL. \. Rice. ~. business hhias'!.
next year are In the vocal department H. H. C"lA
81 f.. g. Dexter. 81. and Is. . Webb, ~ iii mo
Instrumental department. g. y. Norton ~, /. :.
Brown. o. and J. =. Gacc, 81.
The class day eAcrd-e>, scheduled for frhaI' W'Ie
prevented by ,irce, 81 weather but OIL saturday
being married only py the lack Of sunshine ana Tie
occasional showers. The Grafton Wa by Lyman
Churchill Novel;. Of Pawtuckct. Ul The German
system of Education.' Henry r. Palmer OF St"une.
ton delivered the pOc'n, entitled The spirit 81
NOuth7 james \. Williams, Of south carolina. dc-
livercd the address 10 the Undergraduates AZ .
O'Clock the usual class tree exercise TOOK pa" g..
The promenade concert the evening Wa' ruined ny
the bad weather far a. the public "cfc concciuc(
hut the different classes had their spread N usual
and the bali saylcs Memorial Hall was 20 les
Friday evening. the speakers being Nc--r' kine-ic'
smith. Holland, Frost, Remington. Grant Bro" y,
Sackett, Sayles, BOnd Myrick, Burnett, McMuIFhS'
Webb and Williams.