Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-09
NEW HAVEN DEFEATS YALE.

; The College Men Trounced to the Tune of I2 to 4-Both Teams Put up a Good Game Hut New Haven Yields the Bat With Better Effect -Kedzie's Magnificent Playing for | Yale-The Game To-day.
 The tables were turned on the Yale team l yesterday afternoon at the Howard avenue grounds, the New Haven team winning hands down by the one-sided score of 12 to4. Notwithstanding the disparity in the score of the two clubs the game was a fairly interesting one to the 600 or more spectators, who had assembled to witness it. The weather was still little too cool for good ball playing, but as a rule the playing was clean and sharp, New Haven's only error being an overthrow by Hofford to catch a man in his endeavor to steal second, while two of the four errors charg- ed against Yale were excusable. being made on very hard hit balls.
 The game opened promptly at three o'clock with New Haven at the bat Henry facing the pitching of Bowers for the Yale team. "John" evidently is a firm be- iever in the old adage, "patient waiting, no 1oss'' and as consequence was soon safely ensconced on first base on four bad balls. He was advanced to second by Forster's sacrifice hit, Forster being mean while fielded out, Kedzie to Stewart. Henry then made a magnificent steal of third base and came home on Lally's fly out to center field. Cudworth was then presented with base on balls, went to second on Wilson's clean single, to third on an attempt at put out and came home on Doyle's two bagger, Wilson also SCOT ing on the same hit. Brosnan was then easily retired, Beall to Stewart. New Haven three runs. .,-. -...-
 For Yale Cushing went to first on four balls Poole hit high fly to Henry which John captured, and, making quick re- return of the ball to Cudworth, caught Cushing off the bag, and this completed very pretty double play, which was much applauded Score: New Haven 3, Yale 0. In the second inning Henry scored on his own force hit and two passed balls. Yale was blanked in this inning, Stewart strik- ing out, Beall flying out to Doyle and Bowers being ielded out Brosnan to Cud-- worth. In the next inning New Haven did not score, but Yale managed to get fOOlo AcrOss Iuo plaGo LII uls oWu eluSIo, an attempted put-out, a stolen base and a wild pitch. Score: New Haven 4, Yale 1.
 The fourth inning added three more runs to the score of the New Haven team and one to that of Yale. The fifth and sixth innings resulted in blanks for each team, but in the seventh inning New Ha- ven scored three runs on two-base hit, a single, three bases on balls and steal. Yale again drew blank and the score was New Haven 10, Yale ?. The remainder of the game was devoid of any special inter est, New Haven securing two more runs in the eighth and Yale two in the ninth. Evans pitched the last four in- nings, but was only moderately successful.
 The features of the game were for Yale the wonderful playing of Kedzie at third base, who accepted twelve out of fourteen chances, his two errors being very excusa- ble, Stewards first base play and Poole's catching.
 For New Haven, the generally clean fielding of the entire team and the batting of Wilson, Doyle and Brosnan were the features. The score: