The sun., 1891-05-24

pionshp for Yale last season by marvellous
catch In the deciding game OF the sories, played
at Eastern Park. Brooklyn, would not play
Princeton's supporters came down peg and
wagered even money. Murphy was to have
covered short. but his injury In the game with
the Crescents on Wednesday proved more
serious than expected. Being unable to play.
the team was much weakened.
OF the G,OOO persons who saw the game
hardy one had an iden that Yale had any pos
sible chance to- win. Why should they have
u great game against tho New iorksf Had
not Young showed up most effectively against
the M ttUSn team not nj hard httersF ESerysns M was
In favor of Princeton excepting that her team
Sy and shs.ls u
The Yale team had done very poor work
Buyers, tho pitcher was an unknown. quantity.
and nobody knew how many dozen Of excuses
were ieady to be given out in casa Yale was
defeated. But base ball games do not always
turn out as expected. 1t is the glorious uncer-
acted on any base ball field was more exciting
H crowd uius Of men n and ID women @ % combined Than
whom Yale got started in true business style in
Here j. whero we must do something or We
are defeated was the cry OF the crowd.
after throwing as accurately as you did. y ou
lost Prime eton the game. as that awful throw
rattled everybody else. and that settled Prince
Pools had gone out on fly to Brown in the
baSs the Sa sans Svsr
Dana,s head. and Calhoun kept on, Into the
e sGeSn hi the
Yale coachers were urging Calhoun on to all
n wi ne 10 sSst rS" H
When he crossed the plate Danu was still
searching ior the bail. The score was now a
Young became unneryed by, the yelling and
Cass hi. TO right for tn three zee, basei as Mrieh.
a hot one to hnicIkerooeker, .I and although he
Vas idT hdoWn WI out Case . Tas now IL
and got 70 second. while Payne was falling
al over himself trying to pick, up the ball;
TO SEQ DO something because he looked %
su Hs c.neks S 9Ht beauty to riEhs eld
i!umIled ny rpreII: Bcals seoline Parker
One chance more and three runs to get 70 tie
Dana and his men were discouraged. Brown
0T; 2i s 4 HOS HE'D out %fiE"t
ing caught Dureli's ay. Both teams played
as sH the heaHs hiters Could not s lind him Hs
was. however. too slow In backing up and COW
slhe the rs' e.5h nnn pSiSe himself Hame me
gether in fine style three times when Yale had
The ilnsst e play M Of the 8 game me- Vas = rhepome,
sxth III inning KinS's york at third was fine up
tice but he aid splendid work whsn the time
came s for it, bea else
through, but he was nervous and It made him
field baily; in.wo innings before the eighth he
Sody could come Onward with The hit 70 tie The
score o,l
with Umpire Hopkins q New York stat, ned
fr.f 70 TtNnh hpS p,irA
%ss AT NJ bss R1rs hi long
went our. Calhoun to McIlang. Brokaw, was
to nGs S micsy hit by hs prnGn
Who S tFse hHhS out
get a good solid crack at the bali. Young.
sG AND then he
hit at thH third ,i bnlI but put missed connection
every line OF his coqntenance. struck the bali
and sent zen It toTard d Eing k & who made nice
Case flied out to Dnre. Cal ho9n. dscei yed by
the and hsd n bnIa he
second. ] and % was caught easily. % . '''N D'''' 'o'
In the second inning CAPTAIN Dana posed in
aen S TEy tie r"s o satss Ssa as nsss
Of Dowers's cu1ves. The pose was not con:
H . he drew k
to MctIung. who threw to Calhoun. as Bowers
IG NO: seem "a to se EH enough Of things
S"vSht by hHi1 and nonG9ay could hsye said
sss RfG Rs sss on
an easy aroundsr; =; and ID, he % was retired a. first
sss ca ey nes
s 1S s ssss s sTn HhsS vi
was ratnIr Wild rS,v Young Went to third on the
fled. Ieail fumbled Wrleht's easy, gronmder
fetroS d fSGs while trying a%n xss se
home on the play; Two men were left On buses:
Sea Gs sasreed h Yo"hs to bana 81 snsle sieit Fit
third bass Owssiey ended il al By striking oSt.
and ssos second '"rse poor % throw:
Si S!sps r?ns ran sut ioE kn!sisIssstsss IT. &t:
d wagon B0EsF' IN ssns xas as to '0E st bass
EsclSns NV ~ thst h tie runner y - S9ua Se sale I
s run and got a too
ASr bSE bSEe6f Fl. saa sasy H
The excitement among Yale supp9rters % was
strkss. Young putting three GOOD o ones over
the plate one after another. Gushing flied out
In the fourth inning Beall showed that he
McClung to catch Young Browns erounder
was fumbled BY, Calhoun. but he got the bali
= a fIm6 10 By Beaii and Young to third. Bowers
again showed his slowness by standing somc-
thing like IL dummy and allowing King to make
q clean. sttenl to second before he had pitched
the ball. Wright bunted McClung ran In, and.
caught Young sliding a. the plate. Durei
went out CALHOUN to McClunG. 1t was great
MI Meciuns q @ hit M hard one which King almost
fell ip getting but by q beautiful line throw
diced supporters OF Yale chsered. Beall bu t.
ed safely toward third, went to second on Park;
sr's sasrillce, and TO third on Brokaw's passed
ball Then Bowers struck out.
Calhoun and McClung took care OF Payne In
the fftl inning Owsley caught Brokaws fly
ball md McClung put out Dana unassisted. |
Owsloy for Yale Knocked terrific liner. which
Enick erbocKer pulled down. Poole was called
ont on strikes and Dana took Calhoun's
In The sixth Parker ran over tho foul line